23 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
1
United Press report notes leaders fear little can be gained unless President Wilson acts. The piece discusses war groups, railway brotherhoods, and congressional action shaping labor policy and national peace prospects this session.
In Washington October 28 a labor walkout fears the effect on President Wilson. The Senate and key cabinet figures push for an adjusted program to avoid disruption at The White House. Secretaries Tumulty Taney and Lamo work toward a labor code as talks continue late at night.
In Youngstown on October 21 two men were shot, one fatally, and four others wounded after a clash with police following unrest tied to a strike at negra mill workers. Police encountered a crowd of men attempting arson at a home. The attack sparked violent retaliation and broader rioting involving nonstriking workers.
The Belgian King and Queen arrive in Pittsburgh with Prince Leopold, greeted by officials including Governor and Mrs. Sproul and Mayor and Mrs. Tub. They stay at the Wilmer Penn Hotel, attend a Memorial Hall ceremony, and plan a luncheon and public reception before leaving for the Exposition Hall.
United Press reports treaty supporters in Washington push for unqualified ratification amid administration pressure and minority opposition. lawmakers plan to move swiftly to force a vote on the pact, aiming to present a united front for ratification and expose Republican resistance.
The State Armory board approves extensive upgrades to the basement of the Armory, including a drill club for the National Guard unit. New club rooms will be partitioned in the basement with wooden floors and lighting, and an exterior passage from Maple Avenue will connect to the basement for access.
Infant child of Mr and Mrs Richard J D Carr dies in Spartansburg after a week of illness. Diphtheria claimed the life at the Spartanburg home early this morning. The bereaved Wilsie and Gano live nearby as do relatives. The father, once station agent in Spartansburg, now in Philadelphia, mourns privately with the family tomorrow morning.
A high school auditorium hosts Mme Herthe Burrotts Corry in a much anticipated violin recital. The program blends popular tunes with demanding concert pieces and features solo mastery that drew a large attentive audience.
Community nurse Min Pherenfold outlines Nubone’s plan to enlarge the Erie City plant with a four story addition, costing about $10,000. A public talk by NuBone officials is set for 2:00 p.m. at the company site near the southwest corner of Gir Street, hosted by Columbus Grange Twenty-ateh. The gathering invites all members and local residents to learn about the expansion and its impact on the factory and community. Weather forecast calls for rain tonight and Friday.
The United Mine Workers denounced the compromise proposal as inadequate and urged a November 1 strike. A Wilson administration statement and party leaders weighed a final bid to avert the walkout.
City Solicitor Kincaid and partners press legal challenge to block a new gas price hike set for next month. Officials contest a proposed conservation plan by the Pennsylvania Gas Company amid a broader public service debate. Meanwhile, William Lutton and Alice Brigham wed in Erie with well wishers in attendance.
A bomb on the Pennsylvania Railroad near Speers Station endangered passengers, with authorities later linking the device to a suspected terrorist plot. Investigations focus on who placed the bomb and motives behind the narrowly foiled attack.
A military funeral was held this afternoon for a young man identified as Inge adrgeant of Company A Livia af eenoon. Veterans and comrades attended at the home on Wsaex street and at David Curtiy cemetery where the interment occurred. Bearers included Sergt Hudson Sergts Menning Houghton Howlett Cooney Brailes and Fohiman. The service drew many tributes from friends and colleagues at the Climax shop which closed at noon for the ceremony.
Washington Ort 21 President Wilson Yolley reports the formation of a National Industrial Conference by a group from the United Workers. The public assembly criticized ongoing industrial pollution and scheduled investigations by special committees. labor delegates bolted the meeting. As one member suggested expanding personnel contact, the situation remained unsettled. A separate night incident near Columby Hospital left several injured and a funeral held for one victim.
The Corry Chamber of Commerce plans a major Halloween celebration with extensive prizes from merchants and manufacturers. Committees will judge parade windows costumes and dancing prizes, with many cash awards donated by local firms and banks.
Court adopts verdict against a railroad company for failure to install a safety device leading to a rider’s death. Jury notes the train’s speed under twenty miles per hour and attributes the fatal collision to inadequate protective measures and negligence by the company.
The Warren basketball team defeated a visiting opponent 80 to 3 after early injuries to two local players. Starters Valron Kirchartz Conroy and Yeager led the attack as Warren outplayed rivals with strong shooting and passing. The loss signals Keystone five’s return to form for upcoming interscholastic games and hints at lineup changes for future matchups.
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