11 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
1
Fragmented OCR note mentions Mr Kupple and a friend visiting New York City, with unclear references to attendance and a person named W Parker. The text is garbled, offering no clear event, date, or outcome to confirm. It references a hard day and weekly ETTERS, but specifics are unreadable.
The Tivestlon board held a regular session approving supplementary readers and courses including English and short courses in phonics and spinning. They elected staff, reviewed attendance and progress, and set the coming year’s school calendar with holidays and a reopens date.
An employee at the Ajax plant sustained a severe skull fracture after a blow delivered at work yesterday. He was rushed to the City Hospital in critical condition, with doctors expressing guarded hopes for his recovery.
Columbus Grange held its meeting with a Baptomiber Wat program and roll call on items of interest. The discussion covered how to prepare vegetables and fruit for storage, farmer questions on consumption and supply, and suggestions for utilizing farm and garden products among members.
Brio Sept 1 Gauty of murder by first degree the verdict returned by the jury trying Gon hiro Bannone for the murder of his wife and mother in law. The jury returned a verdict of first degree murder with possible death by electric chair. Judge Howler will probably pass sentence in the next few days. county records show few convictions for second degree murder. The article notes wider issues of crime and whiskey shortage in Ireland.
United Proga reports a citywide strike of wire and steel workers triggered a nationwide walkout. On September 22 shares opened with heavy losses as major industries tumbled. Steel Common fell 27 percent to 102.54, Crucible down 7 percent, Mohshemlaly off 7 percent to 85, Mexican Petroleum down six points, and Pay American at 11 dropped 2 percent.
Supt A G Buller notes equipment from the Corry hatchery and allocations of 200 ash, jetudu tive gillk, yellow Horch, Gatdah, and Wang distributed across the western part of the state. Streams in eastern Pennsylvania will be supplied from the Corny Watchery with work starting soon. two thousand in the next lineal area, the hatchery at Corry progressing well and to be ready for occupancy in early fall as a much needed addition to the group of buildings.
A special meeting of the Board of Commerce directors is announced for tomorrow evening. Attendance is requested from all members to discuss methods addressing the current home shortage and review data gathered from recent observations in Youngstown.
Lincolnville lost a high speed baseball game at Washington Street diamond 10 to 9. Patterson’s late heroics, DeLivry’s wild plays, and a tense sixth inning highlighted a one hour ten minute contest. Cory-Lodeatro and Mo. Tau provided strong pitching as Lincolnville forced errors and kept the pace with Corry in a rugged city clash.
Corry plans a major auto race week with large cash prizes and an open-entry policy for all racers. Features include a race between a car and an aircraft, a 100 mile per hour dirt-tracker showcase, and appearances by Frank Ripple in a Disbrow and other noted drivers. East Liverpool entrants and U S Army flyers will participate, with air and ground demonstrations drawing thousands.
United Press report from Cologus states more than two hundred people were injured and several killed in a mill explosion at Nouweld near Coblenz on the Rhine. Buildings felled and the town suffered heavy damage. uncertainty remains about American casualties in the occupied area.
A United Press dispatch reports a hurricane causing one death in Key West with extensive property damage across the West Indies. Looting and clashes with troopers followed as crowds gathered, leaving a fatal shooting during an attempted jail break and ongoing unrest downtown.
Boston is tense as riot policy tests resume amid renewed labor action. State troops patrol after a night of clashes in Boston Common and Tremont Street. Police and union leaders push for recognition as mobs threaten further violence. several injuries reported and the disturbance ends with court-ordered quiet.
United Press reports workers plan to establish strike headquarters in Pittsburgh to coordinate a nationwide effort against the Bethlehem Steel and related firms. Labor leaders backed by the AF of L say 400000 workers could join a walkout, with key cities including Pittsburgh Cleveland Chicago and others likely to feel the impact as guards and gunmen are cited in Duluth and blasting federal efforts.
Berliner Brothers case postponed to September 24 in Berliner buildings dispute. State health officials will inspect the Pirke ward fertilizer plant after a city order to restore sanitary conditions. If found unsanitary, action will proceed under state health law.
The regular monthly meeting of the Corry Motor Club will be held in the Board of Commerce rooms Friday evening at 1:30. Topics include road improvements and future county road work policy. Members are urged to attend. Those who have earned Hawk emblems may collect them at Friday’s meeting.
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