27 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1919
Page
1
United Press dispatch from Washington reports President improves after rest. The article notes steps for recovery and upcoming duties, with mention of Attorney General Palmer and the ongoing political climate as context.
United Press reports in Washington that the Senate defeated Senator Johnson’s move to modify the peace treaty. The vote followed absent Senators being called, with a later plan to proceed on the Moses amendment after the defeat.
A garbled report describes a kidnapper targeting a person named Dansy Boy at a company in New Quarters. It mentions offices, a building, and a potential trail linked to a larger firm, with references to personnel and a developing crime scene.
A chaotic riot flared in Manhattan injuring several people as police attempted to restrain crowds. Witnesses described fighting near a courthouse area amid rising tensions and scattered property damage.
Washington reports that a U S citizen, held by Mexican authorities, was released unharmed and returned to safety. The incident involved a kidnapping case near Mexico City and prompted a U S government investigation. A reward for information had been offered earlier.
Weather bulletin indicates unchanged temperatures tonight with clear to partly cloudy skies. No significant wind shift expected. Citizens should monitor local updates for any sudden changes in conditions.
Wilcox and Howanil form a new company named Wilcox and Son, planning to operate on Linalacas Hoxt Moniche and Fiewt Avenue. The firm aims to begin activity early in the coming month with a broad produce plan and extensive storage facilities. The venture signals a sizable regional distribution effort with anticipated March readiness.
Cuba reports ample sugar in warehouses with 400,000 tons staged for shipment. Senate committee and industry officials confirm trucks and rail access to move the supply to pivotal markets, aiming to satisfy soaring American demand as the new harvest advances.
The city plans a schedule of games featuring St. Marys Cadets Coloma Hose and other local squads including Watite ford and Tamedtown BoM. CAG Nunes Jean Fives and Wotra are listed among participants with players like Joseph Williams Brady Young and Wellman noted for pinks. The exact dates are not clear but competition is expected to start within about two weeks.
Canton fine of Ohio state guards and troops restored order after days of rioting as residents return to work. Police report ongoing investigations into the unrest, with mills reopening and security tightened across the district.
A report notes a large black bear seen near Carter Hill during a late night period. The fragmentary text mentions Carter Lill and others and references a vehicle event, but details are unclear.
Partial readable date and names describe Frisco reporting triplets. The text lists individuals and weights but is garbled. The fragment implies a birth or birth-like event with multiple subjects and local attribution to Frisco and Napiliwanou NeHd EAE. Limited readable details prevent full clarity.
A damaged OCR note reports a bank robbery in Alexandria Kentucky with estimated losses around 50 000 dollars. The fragment mentions robbers using a method and a suggestion of a cutting action but the details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
The United Mine Workers of America vows firm stance as leaders meet to discuss plans for wage improvements. President John Ros presides at a gathering at the home of a key organizer, signaling the union’s resolve and potential strikes if demands are not met. An education council meeting is slated for Indirapolla next Wednesday to outline detailed action.
An evangelistic meeting began last evening in a Washington area tabernacle with Rev. Miller leading singing and Pastor Woodward assisting. The program featured a sermon urging Christian service, personal sacrifice, and dedication, plus a family-testimony segment and an appeal to renew commitment to live fully for God.
Washington reports government officials plan actions to influence the coal strike as talks with the mine owners continue. Officials aim to prevent disruptions and preserve the contract terms while pursuing a peaceful resolution through the Fuel Administration.
A report notes a local case where an individual pleaded guilty to drunkenness and disorderly conduct, receiving five days in jail with a $0 fine. The incident occurred amid wider concerns about recent public drunkenness and wartime prohibition enforcement, with authorities signaling stricter measures and possible per pint penalties for illegal liquor.
United Press reports a murder and bond theft case near Milford confirmed. Benjamin Binkowits was found dead last August after reportedly fleeing with 178000 of funds. several suspects, including Maynard A. Sputz and May Truner, were taken into custody as a major investigation unfolds. Authorities outline community activities and church events connected to the case, with a focus on mobilizing residents and coordinating outreach.
A chaotic social page notes gatherings and events with names like Wisba Cirade Bravkey and Ermengarde amid a parade of weddings dinners and tastings. Mentions Mrs Jackson Rebekahw and Miss Martha Wileway hosting dinners while Miss Margen Trin Mage and Webb McGray wed at Monvord with family and friends.
A man or person named Wasink or Wasainhk was stepping near a cow when the animal kicked or stepped on his jaw, breaking it. He was taken to Corry Hospital with injuries described as a broken jaw in a reported incident this week.
Members of the Knights of Pythias lodge AM in Jamestown are notified to attend an amendment meeting. Corry Memeta is invited to join the event. Members will depart by train to Jamestown and return early morning. A large turnout is anticipated at the depot.
A garbled OCR item describes Warren County Auto fence issues and a chaotic scene. Mentions locations, people, and events in unclear sequences but hints at a cleanup, possible gatherings, and references to public figures and regions. The piece preserves local tone and scattered names.
A fragmented notice describes an auditorium program with a variety of acts and readers. Performers include Mihe Hickala and Mrs. Hiiwer, with poetry and drawings featured. The schedule hints at an evening of tales, music, and stage performances at the library venue.
Voters will choose from seven contenders in the upcoming city election. Lik Era, Howard, Rew, Bal on the Prohibition ticket, Weaver, and a Socialist ticket candidate are among those listed as potential commissioners to be voted on.
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