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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1919
Page
1
A labor conference outlines principal issues surrounding the right to organize and wage bargain. The article notes leaders, proposals, and potential votes as workers press for protections, wages, and collective bargaining rights amid shifting policies.
In a grim incident described in a terse report, a man named Wynne attempted to intervene to save his wife during a perilous situation and died alongside her. Witnesses report a dangerous sequence of events on a rail line leading to their deaths.
In a report with garbled text a cardinal named Mercier begins a journey to the United States for a political or religious voyage. The fragmentary OCR suggests travel dates and accompanying figures but remains unclear on specifics.
A large gathering occurred in Erie County despite poor weather. Attendees from Union City, Waterford and nearby towns joined a county redmen picnic with talks by county carriers and local officials.
Mrs Tuliette Wicker died at her daughter's home in Parmiche on a November morning after a brief illness. The funeral was held at Pins Grove with Reverend Har officiating. Survived by three grandchildren and numerous relatives, the family circulated condolences at the home of Mr and Mrs Parmelge after the service.
Warren dispatches describe a serious crash near Youngsville with two people badly injured and taken to Warren General Hospital. The accident scene involved a vehicle from the area, while authorities investigate the cause and condition of the injured.
The Alatitane hosts a Wednesday meeting with many attendees and a social program. The Boott Industrial Club resumes after vacation with a 9 6h Thursday session in the Wy halts area. Mrs Gohanh and Mr Clark attend a birthday gathering for Mim Gabriella in honor of charity. The Tubtur Lainoww reunion planned for August 99 near Pelle Raymond at Colimbay draws nearly 100 guests.
An official dispatch from Milan reports King Airwin outlining reforms to crown land policy and property rights in response to Premier Nitti. The note signals moves toward democratic reforms and hints at future measures affecting private property and wartime controls.
Merchants from this city attended a past outing organized by the wholesale division of the Jamestown Chamber of Commerce at Mint Auguty. The day featured a welcome by De. Arthur E. Hester, a talk by Prof. TI CinrW, music by a military band, and a midafternoon meal served at a local hotel.
Reports indicate President Ron will chair his last meeting today as officials prepare to welcome visiting dignitaries. Sources note ceremonial events may precede a rotation of administrative duties at the capitol complex.
Readable text shows a district reopening with new staff as teachers report to assigned rooms in Hatch and Concord buildings. Principal and faculty lists include names for mathematics, history, English, science, and other subjects, outlining grade levels and classroom assignments amid the start of the academic term.
President Hoover asserts that rising food prices in America stem from the Allies’ inability to lift the blockade against Central Europe and from delays in restoring supplies. He cites armistice expectations and continued shortages as evidence of artificial rationing and price controls.
President Venustiano Carranza declares Mexico will defend its sovereignty and accept limits on liberty if foreign powers seek to interfere. He warns foreign governments they will face consequences for attempts to influence internal affairs as Congress opens.
The report references private ownership and railroad operations under government supervision with wage and working condition issues raised by Senator Cummins. A separate incident near the state line saw a overturned car with two young occupants sustaining injuries and the machine left upright after recovery.
A notice states pledges for the Home Service Fund are due and payable. Payments may be made to Missanl Smith or at Salvation Army locations. treasurer Anidrowe of the National Bank is also accepting funds. Volunteers are urged to contribute as soon as possible to support the fund and its home collection efforts.
Patterson and Gasils connected to thefts at Rox theatres and nearby towns. Authorities tracked them from Prony to Titusville and Brocton, with multiple locations tied to petty stealing and store burglaries.
Commerce board officers Laurie and Beniley visit Youngstown to confer with the Board of Commerce. They aim to gather data on housing needs in the city and hope the poll may aid addressing housing problems, noting Youngstown has recently improved housing solutions.
An official city notice announces the First Division parade date in New York. The document names organizers and the route along Fifth Avenue and Se. Gaplenebar Abhhy appears as part of the event planning details.
The article reports that Corporal Manwaring is posthumously awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for bravery during World War I with the 1197th Hyith Infantry in the Argonne. General Pershing issued the decoration. his unit suffered heavy losses and his death occurred near November 1918.
Funeral services for A. B. Rathbun were held Sunday afternoon at the family home. Rev. G. Metrye and the Thi Brothiron shursh conducted the rites with a eulog. The funeral cortege proceeded to Pine Grove Cemetery where interment followed. Relatives and friends from surrounding towns attended the service and expressed condolences to the Rathbun family.
A fragmented report notes Roy, a delegate from Jonah Tho, attending a conference in New York. The brief mentions discussions, attendance, and an outlook described as hopeful, with details obscured by OCR errors.
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