10 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment describes low prices and offers for flowers and outfits. Mentions figures like 7.50, 3.50, 3.00, and references to rent, velvet items, and customers selecting dresses. Content is garbled but centers on sale patterns and promotional pricing.
United Press story from Walling Texas details a severe April storm causing massive fatalities and widespread destruction. Reportedly many communities faced flooding and damage as rescue efforts began, with officials warning of continuing risks as the storm's wake affected towns along the coast and inland areas.
By Lowell Metter ri April 10 news notes indicate Lloyd George can sway the alliance as he negotiates on private affairs and public measures. The report highlights his possible influence alongside President Wilson and allied delegates in shaping postwar policy and coalition strength.
An odd historic item describes an order for the arrest of debs by unitod prosay waphingtiny dated April 1. The text mentions Hatyesinr Ve Thay and a supposed district northery in Ohio and a civic delivery at Cyvalon.
United Press report states the Public Service Commission served notices on Westford Walon and Postal Grap grap firms. An order by the government raised rates effective April 1, with enforcement by authorities to collect charges.
Three people died and four were injured when a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train derailed near Shamokin at 4 20 this morning. The wreck tore the track and spilled grain across the line, halting traffic.
Corry Rod and Gun Club plans a Friday evening gathering at the Board of Committee rooms. A reception by the War Department invites applications for membership in the National Bill Association.
Amid mounting trouble at the Raymond plant a large electric motor station is being set up to restore emergency power. Workers report a partial shutdown with key components halted while management weighs temporary use of alternative machinery to maintain some production during the crisis.
United Press reports Slovak troops attacked Hungarian forces near Ungvar northeast of Budapest but were repelled. Casualties include 180 Cavcha soldiers and about 30 Hungarians buried or killed in the clash.
A list of names and roles outlines the forthcoming Welcoming Committee meeting schedule. The document names numerous volunteers and officers, including Robert Barlow, J. J. Deentouihy, and many others, with a note that signatories and attendance times will be confirmed Friday evening.
United Press reports in Harrisburg that a house clerk, identified by officials as William A. Lei of Vodlsville, fled justice after being charged with forgery. Authorities say he failed to account for state books and fled the scene, prompting multiple charges and a nationwide pursuit.
An Obscure dispatch from Moscow quotes War Minister Trotsky declaring against imperialism and urging resistance to foreign domination. The passage mentions the Allies and a call regarding surrender and prisoners, with garbled phrasing and unclear context.
Chicago hosted a large track meet under the University of Chicago auspices with 61 events. Veteran organizer Tom Bok directed the program featuring top student athletes from public and parochial schools.
Fragmented reports describe ongoing disorder in German cities with clashes between anti establishment groups. Officials report evacuations and a rising social strain as authorities struggle to restore order and address violence.
Reporter Raymond Crippery outlines Allied plans amid a strategic debate on pressing the offensive. The piece hints at a proposed route or objective and mentions potential difficulties with 800,000 opposing forces.
A garbled description notes Tio Gingat window displays at the Dagney store in Makson. Items include trout patterns and fishing gear shown by Rod and Gun Club members. Mentions of Ruth Tain Downey and Charles Butwards reference hospital visits and recent travel.
A local motor club plans a Friday meeting to discuss highway safety and upcoming events. A report by W Olle details the agenda and notes a large amount of weathered discussion around the route and member participation.
Paris dispatch reports Bolsheviks aiming to mass 600000 in the Archangel region to seize the port and its supplies. French officers describe Russian forces and Allied withdrawals as part of a broader effort to control Archangel and its stores. The note details tensions between Allied and Bolshevik plans in northern Russia.
The Board of Education voted to elect teachers amid a crowded field with numerous candidates listed by name. Several names appear repeatedly in the long roster, including principals and educators from various schools, as part of a broader district staffing decision.
A chaotic game ends with High School defeating Emeralds amid confusion and injuries. Players show resilience as coaches call for composure and focus after a string of fouls and disputed calls.
Paris dispatch reports Allied commanders plan stronger fortifications at Sebastopol in Crimea amid war temperatures. Weather maps indicate colder conditions tonight and into Friday with plans to tighten defenses around key port locations and axis routes.
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