29 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1919
Page
1
Readable fragments suggest a brief item about a suit or legal action relating to transportation or benefits, possibly naming local officials and a school or class program. The exact details are unclear but the note indicates a formal process or court filing connected to local governance.
Paris report states Germany was formally charged with armistice violations, with a formal report presented to the Supreme Council. The charges cover military breaches and financial condition breaches, as communicated by British naval officers.
Reports describe tests and repairs on the GameWell diaphone system with technicians from the company and local helpers addressing motor and line issues. A representative arrived, repairs continued, and officials expected full operation within a few days as workers labor in the Fourth ward and surrounding areas.
About twenty miners were trapped in Mine No 2 Youghiogheny coal mine of Gil Coal Co near Amsturdam eighty miles south of here after a fire. Reports say the danger and smoke rose rapidly as rescue efforts continued with authorities fearing a large number may be imprisoned.
An executive council of the United Miners Workers convenes to uphold a strike order amid negotiations with Provident Wilson. President Lewis states no contract violation has occurred and urges continued talks while miner leaders press for a resolution as war-related terms end.
Dr. Garfield, former Federal Fuel Administrator, meets with Secretary Tumulty at the White House amid wartime plans to mobilize mines if a possible strike escalates. Garfield says he believes Turkey’s participation could be averted and outlines a course for the war’s duration.
A disrupted lighting service sparks a wave of complaints across the city. Residents report outages and delays as crews work to restore power, with officials promising progress this evening and urging patience from the public.
Muskegon officials report another ship foundered in a heavy gale on Lake Michigan. Bodies are washing ashore as crews identify the vessel and Captain Rownt of the United States steamer is noted in the inquiry into the tragedy.
An city wide Sunday schools delegation meeting is planned at the tabernacle. Officers and teachers will assemble to discuss the future of Corry’s Sunday schools and a portion of the program is set aside for formal remarks.
In a speech at the opening session Gary argues that the people must decide the question of industrial action. He notes widespread quotes from a prior address and discusses union strikes, police protection, and the broad impact on communities.
The housing committee met to organize a new building corporation. Board members Ruger Lowry and Bins were appointed to draft the by laws. Stock subscriptions canvassing city residents aim to raise about 21 000 toward a 50 000 capital, with construction hoped for early next spring.
United Press dispatch reports five men were arrested in Cleveland on October 2 for planning to bomb the central police station and other targets. Hazardous materials and devices were seized, linked to broader nationwide explosive plots tied to May and June incidents.
Tabernagle notices list nightly services and meetings. Details include Wednesday at 7 30 program with Mr Miller, weeknight gatherings, Saturday 2 pm children's parade, Sunday services, and weekly prayer and factory meeting schedules with varied times and locations.
The World Labor Conference opens with delegates from employers and workers, including two appointed by Framont, to discuss peace costs and international treaties. President Wilson is expected to appoint additional representatives as the conference begins to shape a program for ratification and reform.
Denver October 29 The Railway administration seized all lignite coal in transit in Colorado and announced that lignite mined in northern Colorado fields during the rest of the week would be taken by the roads under Washington authority. October 19 the Rail Way administration stated authority was granted to Raglong fil Director Holden to oversee Colorado actions amid threatened strike developments.
The Daughter of Isabella group appeals for aid to help the Corpus Christi flood victims in Texas. A tidal wave caused loss of life and widespread destruction. charity events and a Paramount photoplay are mentioned as fund-raising efforts to support the victims.
Early today the Parle Hutph hotel at Duvers Juivetlon was destroyed by fire. The loss is around 40,000 dollars, with the building reportedly unoccupied at the time, and the fire’s origin remains under investigation.
Washington Oct 29 The prohibition enforcement act was approved by the Senate and moved to immediate effect. The bill strengthens penalties and expands enforcement by the internal revenue service with state and local officials to curb illicit alcohol sales.
Sunday night gatherings at the Tabernacle attract increasing crowds. A featured talk by Prof. Bembinger and a series of miniature lectures on inspiration and prayer draw praise for their clarity and emotional impact.
Arrangements for a large Mardi Gras celebration are completed with a parade schedule around the town. Officials indicate a big turnout and routines set for a May evening parade, with street crossings closed and hotel hosting and crowd control measures in place.
Lieut Shuss wed in Altoona in a ceremony at the home of the bride’s relatives. The groom Crowley Dig, a wartime flyer and aviation officer, recently joined a new post with the Aviation Command. Congratulations were extended to the couple as they settle at their city address.
The document details M. J. Berliner filing a complaint about a car line issue. Barvigw commission discussions followed with Mr Bovllacy and Winton Toller present. Weather notes indicate a cloudy day and unsettled conditions.
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