09 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1919
Page
1
Fragments from a chaotic dispatch describe pressure at a peace conference to reach a decision or face a wreck. Reports mention United Press coverage from Paris and Washington as parties debate responsibility, reparations, and future proceedings amid uncertain outcomes.
The 80th Division signals imminent return as Allied forces prepare for operations in Europe. Reports indicate troops in Corry and nearby areas are assembling, with units awaiting orders and awaiting final moves by high command.
Mrs Charles Ames of the city announces that Lt Charles Ames has completed overseas duty. He served in Cob-KU Germany after enlisting in the Army Air Service following time in South America. He is expected to arrive in the city soon to speak with Vie? city officials.
Desperate rioting is reported in Vologns with anti government clashes last night. Government troops fired on mobs near a railway station, killing several people. Reported looting and property damage followed the clash as authorities deployed additional guards.
A garbled wartime dispatch notes three additional U S divisions to sail to Europe. It lists the 20th Division comprising New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Virginia Maryland and the District of Columbia, and the 79th with components from Maryland and the District of Columbia under the National Guard, with references to Maine and other states.
Dispatches from Betcha forwarded by the Serbian bureau describe a clash between Albanian and Italian forces. The advices warn of Albanian activity and raids in Teallan, with reported netfce and added mobilization as security measures.
A large crowd is expected as GCTS faces Emeralds in a key basketball clash this evening. Emeralds aim to repeat recent success while GCTS hopes to force a rearrangement of the standings under their new lineup.
A devastating twister rips through four northern Texas counties and one southern Oklahoma county, killing thirty three and injuring many. Property damage runs into thousands of dollars as residents reel from the wreckage. Weather forecast calls for rain tonight and Thursday.
Turis reports a revolt is expected in Austria within days as factions clash. The government vows firm action while street protests and warnings ripple through Vienna, with security forces on high alert and public order measures in place.
A large baseball meeting set for Monday in the Board of Commons room will discuss trials for new players and recent concerns. The event aims to align schedules for May tryouts and identify strong prospects for the season, with teams preparing for a potential mid year exhibition.
Ambiguous report from United Pies cites Parla April and others discussing a Briton named Wak Nok and Provident Wil overreach beyond the 14 peace principles. The piece suggests President Wilson may react cautiously, with uncertain alignment to future moves and actions.
A wartime celebration committee met to organize a city wide event with Chairman CL Alexander outlining roles in publicity parade and invitations. Corry and Red Cross members will join soldiers from the area in a large community gathering to honor service members, with a date to be announced after preliminary plans finalize.
New York April 9 Sidney Drew noted actor and matinee idol died after brief illness while with his wife in Detroit. The news confirms the veteran performer known for comedies and stage work.
Redding California reports Mount Lassen eruption beginning early today. Authorities warn ash and lava disruption with earlier tremors and evacuations considered as the event unfolds. No detailed casualty or containment information available in the fragment.
In a late session the Senate passed the Eure bill creating a voluntary county police force to work with the regional safety commission as an auxiliary to regular police services in all counties.
Trustees gathered to discuss plans for adding a new bishop and addressing ongoing concerns. Attendees included key church leaders and clergy, with talk focusing on future governance and community outreach.
Copenhagen reports the Bavarian Soviet head relations with the Gesnian government at Woimar deteriorate. envoy von Proger recalled to Munich. Bavaria urged inclusion in a Low constitution as annual election looms for Brauford Eigse! Company. Members urged to attend the Thursday night meeting at the club.
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