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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1919
Page
1
An arrest was reported in the Conneaut murder case involving local suspects and investigators. The article details a suspect questioned about threats and a broader plot surrounding the Brown poisoning and related crimes.
In Washington the American Federation of Labor leader Samuel Gompers reports receiving a reply from President Wilson to his telegram urging a conference. The reply delays until committees from twenty four organizations meet Tuesday to decide subsequent actions regarding labor delegations and allied groups.
Garbled report from Greensburg outlines a murder trial closing today. The document mentions a defendant charged with a murder of a teacher named in the corrupt text, with jury deliberations and court activity described in fragmented form.
United Press reports a Kansas City crowd erupts in applause as President Wil lem takes the stage at Convention Mall. The throng waves flags and cheers through a lengthy ovation before his address begins.
The Department of Justice reports arrests in a yearlong investigation into a major railway theft scheme. Prominent executives and associates tied to New York offices face charges as prosecutors reveal large scale heists including millions stolen in rail equipment and valuable material. More indictments expected as the probe continues.
A Deani Myp couple hosts a golden wedding anniversary for Rev. Do hl Mra oT Rankin and wife at SOIT Halts dale Venue Mies Atwilda nnew ens. The event featured a print diner and a keepsake gift of a yellow phryamthesamur with gold trim valued at 925. The Rankins were married August 25 1860 and have three living children all connected to their long church service in New York and Pennsylvania.
Four boys and one girl named in a Florida birth quintet. The mother, whose name appears in the report, welcomed the five newborns with medical staff noting stable initial conditions at Walden Bridge hospital.
A false fire alarm last night near Colminbiln avenue and North Center street produced a malfunctioning diaphone. Investigators reported the box was damaged and a bystander removed the key, delaying real communication until a new valve could be installed.
Social news notes from Baston area discuss a meeting at Queen City Chapter and the Woman's Christian Temperance Union events. Delegates to county convention in Taon HGily on Sept 10 are named, with refreshments and praise for Mary Hara Armor 1 and others. A later program at Pitit Prowbsterian church and a child’s birthday-like event are mentioned along with a violent incident reference in Huntington, W Ya.
John Barry, a veteran Erle railroad engineer from Corry, died instantly today in Jamestown when a yard engine backing near a plant was struck by an eastbound freight. The main line remained blocked for hours. Barry’s daughters May and Piofayen survive along with other relatives.
Scranton aims at a large strike by nineteen thousand miners from the Iudsbu Goal Company at the Plymouth pit near Hortont ity and Mymouthewill. They plan to walk out Monday under leadership from a property foreman and a committee from the organization. They demand abandonment of loading machinery and the ending of private contract work.
The town of Kellettville suffered extensive damage from a early day fire. A hotel store two garages and multiple warehouses were destroyed with estimated losses around $50 000 though insurance coverage is unclear.
Major General Ladaard Wood was slated to speak at the Lafay nito anniversary ceremony in the city Albern today. The nation marked Lafayette Day with nationwide observances and local ceremonies as part of the 1860 anniversary events.
Washington D C September opposition in the Senate to the Prosele reform plan intensifies as leaders count votes. Twenty Democrats plan to vote for reservation and twenty seven for unqualified validation, with talks aiming at a final agreement on reservations before Congress decides.
Corry County Knights of Columbus held their annual officer election at the regular meeting in the Knights hall. Officers elected include Grand Knight Jonas Shields, Deputy Grand Knight Paul Quiblick, Financial Secretary W. J. Duke, Treasurer G. A. Shea, Chancellor Jo A Riley, Advocate C. W. Lyons, Lecturer Leo Shields, and T. G. Carlyle Duke among others. Plans were made for a Columbus Day dance on October 13 and to confer the seventh degree at a later date.
Farmers in Erin county anticipate a potato shortage as yields fall and diseases spread. A large meeting led by county agent 8 Tiehiman will be held at Frank Barney’s farm west of Girard to discuss combat strategies and plantings with agronomists and Hebo entiary personnel.
A chaotic meeting of the Athletic Association at the high school in Paris revised the program, cleared debts, and planned a hall up for the coming term. Officers were elected including President George Wright and Secretary Mary Morroilstreamirer with other posts to be filled.
A farmer Homan Juhi entered a 42 foot well to repair a pump near Spofer. He died after calling for help. His son Fred and another son perished attempting to rescue him. A mother of two sisters watched as all three men died and two sisters survive.
Governor Cromwell drove through muddy terrain to halt a miners march in the Gayan district. He ordered the stoppage and deterred the crowd from advancing toward the Garaseld field, while operators’ leaders deny systemic abuse claims and push for organization.
North Corry residents and local groups discuss plans for Raymond Park improvements including a fountain, garden features, trees, and a greened park area. A committee will assess costs and coordinate planting and landscaping with property owners on the Raymond plot.
Pittsburgh stage hands begin industrial action amid a broader theater sector dispute. Union leaders warn of disruption as performers and crews push for contract concessions and safer working conditions.
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