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20 Oct 1919
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1919
Page
1
PennsylvanIa Gas Company Dividends Reported Big Profits
A lengthy grainy page argues that the Pennsylvania Gas Company has paid substantial dividends since 1900, citing annual payouts from 10 to 20 percent and large capital increases. It claims rising profits justify high shareholder rewards and calls for an official inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Gnn Company
Public Bargies Commission
Cimpany Ins
Nash
Alice
Windredn
Windred
Wheta
Howe
Slock Ayitenda
Rikodonba
Ito Fallira
Moron County Ux Company
Pamneylvania Gay Company
Agreea
Wingone
Tog
Wa Yrson
Iter
Pymnaylvania Gxtain
Pany
Mul Gay Company
Rie Thardor Ant
Hua
Tal Wish
Severe
Chanty Gav Company
Nowy
Soerresrere
Open season on grouse and squirrels begins in region
The report notes the opening of the grouse and squirrel season with many birds observed in the woods. It cites limits of twenty four grouse per section and six squirrels per day, with a season running from now until November 40 and rabbit season opening November 1 and closing December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nt Work Has Been A Bing Ome In This Respect and Great Rush For Nvenwes
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Mysterious Death of a New York Youth
A New York youth died under mysterious circumstances found on a power boat near College Point. The body wore women's clothing and was bound with a doll and other toys in hand. Local relatives reported the case as a possible murder, with alcohol presence noted and questions about motive and identity remaining unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. Lempkey
Ila Mythor
Saltes
Oma
Henna
Soldiers Take Up Work of Longshoremen
United Press reports 25 hundred soldiers arrived in New York to fill longshoremen jobs as the Longshoremen strike continues. Officials aim to organize stevedoring soon, with Mayor Bylan seeking relief. troops deployed to back up the ships. Washington dispatch notes Secretary Mute sent troops to New York to aid the federal ship board while the strike disrupts port operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Shipping Board
Hope
United Press
Status Shipping Board
Muboken Flovka
Lvard ix
Lin
Mayyr Wytan Topes
Ateivern
Areungo
Regulas
Washington
Gel
Lochg
Bylan
New York City
Wnstead Yssiehi
Wnstead Yssiehi of the Waited Fotin Shipping Boant, Whch
Atvik
Ministerial Association Members Elected For Coming Year
The Corty Mineral association met and elected officers for the year. President Rev. William Tull, vice president Rev. G 0 Mas Kell, treasurer Rev. GM MyTuture. A committee was appointed to plan a program. Meetings will be held at 10730 Peak in the Presbyterian church. The meeting minutes were read by May M. Th Willan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corty
William Tull
Mas Kell
Cheas Offeers
Mav
Willan
Penny Wreck At Lovell's Delays Traffic
A broken brake beam wrecked five cars of a western bound freight on the Pottigy line yesterday west of Trovolly near Trovolly station. Freight moved at a first rate and three cars were crawled to block the track. Train M2, due from Brie, did not arrive until 10 o'clock, while the through and local trains were held here until shortly before 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottigy Marly
Anorulag
Renovo
Blia
Brie
Cars Damaged In East Main Collision In Weekend
A Ford driven by Linon East South Street and an Overland owned by an unnamed driver collided on East Main Street Saturday night around 6 o clock. Both cars were badly damaged but occupants escaped injury. A witness described seeing a turning car before the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East South
Farmer Cronkhite Ends Life After Farm Labor Dispute
An 11 year old farmhand, O. D. Cronkhite, employed by Prank Wells at the Tiarry Randy garmin Wayne township, allegedly committed suicide by hanging while despondent over health and hardships. Deputy Coroner Porter investigates as authorities search for more details on the incident near the farm home and barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Cronkhite
Randy Garmin Wayne
Tata
Wiis
Ted
Hig Bolly
Anen
Tial
Tater
Alt Cronkite
Porter
Anid
Warren
Four Teens Arrested for Trespassing on Railroad Property
Four teens were arrested Saturday for trespassing on railroad property in the city. Pennsylvanian Railroad authorities say posters warn against safety risks as the crackdown continues with fines and possible charges for each offender.
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Mooney
Merrit
Pennsylvant
Thial
Vity
Merritt
Warren
Arrealvd
Resitesta
Al-sermad
Teloon
Aaling
Rally Day Services At Me. Church
Rally Day services were held at the Methodist church with brief addresses by A J Cottrell and Dr Williams. The program included a concert by the orchestra and a youth pageant titled Old World New World and Church for Christ led by Supt Cats troll and participants Mary More and Dr Jama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aint Methodist Church
Oficera
San- Tay
A.J Cottrell
Williams
Itash
SumJay
Supt
Catstroll
Miky Mary More
Wil Jama
Ofera
Alimax
Attorney General Warns Sugar Dealers Over Prices
Attorney General Palmer threatened action against boot sugar refiners for charging above the Sugar Equalization Board price. He cited the board set price of 10 cents cash and two cents seabord, urging keeping sugar on the market to relieve the shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ct
Atttorney General
Palmer
Sugar Equalization Board
Telogramia
Equalization Board
Prnouner
Lelo
Wilson Won’t Permit Breakup of Industrial Conference
White House reports President will replace any delegate who quits the talks and will pursue continuation of the conference through administration action if an entire group considers abandoning the effort. Administration aims to keep the industrial conference alive regardless of departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upivea Presa
Washington
Oct
iPresident
Wilson
Aggeoomenta
Wax Laurand
Waits House
White House
Thin
Prohibition Measure Sent Toward White House Amid FoodOrders
Military food orders completed for surplus army rations including beef, milk, camelwauer, and cans. Report notes prompt delivery, few issues, and damaged goods still awaiting arrival with adjustments pending at Ottawa and Corey post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dbtvi Artiolin
Guy Packusger
Austin
Corey Post
Meeting of Corry Grange Seeks Future Programs
Corry Grange held an afternoon gathering with officers elected and proposals read for the upcoming term. A varied program featured readings and musical selections by Mrs. Jr. Tenth, Mrs. Styx, May Blakeslee, and others, with invitations extended to members for future events at J. J. Kolatos’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange
Hd Targest
West
Penn Pennsylvania
F. A. Taddgail
Mtea
Fred Salty Qsaya
W. J. Hammond
Breoy Hurlburt
Wiv
Fuestrumental Munis
Nold
Inga
J.J. Koletue
Kolatos
Byron Mirlbure
Buren
Mra. Rowe
Savill
Death of Mrs Williams in Wayne township
Mrs Williams of Wayne township died yesterday morning at 7 o clock at her home on North Center Street after several weeks with typhoid fever. Survived by her husband, son Donald at Cornell, and her parents Mr and Mrs J J Doone. Funeral from the home today at 2 PM conducted by Rev N J McIntyre of Jamestown. Interment and burial details appear to be private. Weather details note cloudiness and possible rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thinie Ta WilliAms
Oitoa CO
Fea
N. Center Street
Donald
Cornell
J. J. Doone
Wayne Township
Feenklin
Warvic Wenter
Mindy
N. J. McIntyre
Jamestown
N.Y
Wade
Pike
President's Restful Night Reported by White House
A brief dispatch from Washington reports President Wiley experienced a restful night after a day marked by a stomach upset. The bulletin confirms the president’s condition as stable with no new complications noted this morning.
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