11 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered prices such as 6c 10c 25¢ and 19¢ with references like Waist and Sy, indicating a damaged shop or market price listing from a historical page. Readable items are sparse but suggest a small catalog or advertisement fragment.
Carl D Great presents a Paris plenary discussion on the fate of small nations. The piece notes debates on autonomy, governance, and international respect, with commentary on national identities and regional loyalties amid shifting power dynamics.
Engineers from Hagloor Wintory and Nieargiartann plan a Findley Road survey in Warrix and Asalntanite area. They anticipate two sections needing attention and full survey completion within a few weeks, with government backing and road work expected to start soon.
A disjointed wire service summary from Washington April reports progress in a conference over two days. An Orleans delegation stated Wise expected a resolution by a major question to be reached soon, with private notes indicating optimism despite garbled details.
Paris April 11 An agent report confirms a Bolshevik plan to stage a world revolution by seizing control of Germany's government immediately after a decisive Allied victory. The dispatch alleges the Bolshevik network would direct events to topple central European powers and compel Allies to accept a Bolshevik world order, outlining a long campaign to undermine existing regimes.
President Bentley appoints nominating committee to draw up officer nominations for the Board of Commerce. Members include Murty, Warren, Wood, Tarlow, Smith, and Moir. Provident provisions set terms and appointment rules for the committee and future officers.
The Stanford Hose Company held its meeting last evening at a local hall with about 70 members present. Officers elected include President Chas Kitley Vice President Urad Weaver Treasurer James Nevill Secretary Wallace Cayewatl Foreman John Tahmpletst and Ernest Bushofaar Assistant Foreman D B Titus and J Downey. The council recommended Arthur Pantson as Chief with Wallace Cogswell as assistant. A town commission will handle the election on the np position. The gathering closed with a toast.
April 10 prospect notes heavy recruitment by the state employment office in Brie for road rubbing projects. Py J. Barbor heads the office and says 40 men are needed for one pad with plans to recruit around 200 more. Collaboration with County Commissioner Joseph Rogan noted. Weather cloudy tonight with possible rain Saturday.
Two large fires struck downtown Pittsburg early today causing about 175000 in losses. The Odie and Whint of the Atlantic Glass Co and a reel store on Water Street were destroyed while nearby structures on Duquesne Way and Fort Pitt Way suffered substantial damage. Firefighters fought the blazes for hours as alarms spread across the district.
Sam Small, noted Southern speaker and Republican, scheduled to speak tonight at the Pleasant Methodist church campus. The event promises political humor and satire, with Small addressing alleged Democratic misrule and urging support for his platform.
United Press reports Basle that Allies told Germany Bavaria would not be included in the postwar treaty. The dispatch notes Allies recognizing Bavaria’s independence but not necessarily under Bavarian control. W. C. Powell traveled to Cleveland with his daughter Mrs. Brask- Jon for a short visit this morning.
United Press reports Workington April 11 that railway workers under national railway labor act receive another pay raise. The increase retroactive to January 14 raises wages from 45 to over 50 shillings daily, with overtime rules adjusted. The plan affects about 10,000 employees across rail and allied lines, boosting pay as negotiations continue.
American forces in Russia were reported safe amid chaotic wartime conditions. The dispatch notes officials denying claims of immediate danger while outlining ongoing movements and strategic concerns involving Allied troops and local authorities.
A derailment on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago line near Pittsburgh derailed No. 1007 and toppled three freight cars. The incident damaged 78 wagons valued at £46,000 and prompted an official inquiry into the wreck causes.
The Novelty skating rink near Spentayouto and Main Street announces opening tomorrow with special events for children held weekly evenings. Hyseyhla Hing Woot is set to perform, and plans for upcoming shows include Midstor. Northern authorities encourage families to attend and enjoy supervised ice activities.
Tonight the Corry Motor Club will elect officers for the coming year along with standard routing business. Reports on road projects will be presented by L. W. Otis and O. L. Alexander. A large attendance was asked to attend, including Mrs. Jonnie Bettis of Oil City visiting her niece Miss Carnie Lathrop.
Paris reports Germany faces full payment for wartime crimes as international tribunals set to rule on reparations. Officials stress accountability for the aggression, with reparations policy to cover damages and victims' compensation amid ongoing legal deliberations.
National Assembly debates Germany’s stance as ministers push to avoid a settlement yesterday. The government faces pressure over wartime reparations and future policy while opposition voices warn against rushed agreements.
Shoper Thorngate claims Special Agent P J Kordenbrock coerced him into signing a confession after an alleged theft of more than 41 600 from Adan Express at Frynkling. Thorngate, held by police, says city attorney Nelo Moffet conspired with the agent to force the signatures.
Washington April 11 United Press reports the War Department announced the only convoy of the 20th and the 3rd Divisions with the 150th field artillery brigade attached to the 83rd Division and a medical units detachment at bane hospital 87. More troops en route to join the force.
The Corry movement seeks to secure a quota amid a tense campaign. Wary supporters urge immediate action and unity, with figures like Mutt Neri UW and Joyrine Wrigg cited as allies while critics warn of delays. The plan hinges on public backing, fundraising, and mobilizing residents to pressure authorities before the deadline.
Members of the Municipal Olniy aniltutes enjoyed an informal reception last evening in the new home, with guests in attendance, mingling, dancing, and music from a noted orchestra. Attendance, refreshments, and decor contributed to a successful inaugural event at the organization’s new quarters.
Report lists total casualties with breakdowns for killed in action and various injuries. Figures show total 1803 across categories including killed, died of disease, wounded severely, and minor injuries. Names, units, and locations are not clearly legible in the fragment.
Fragmented note from Le Mans mentions postal cards mailed, a list filled, and attempts to reach Gary W. Weaks after service with the 118th Best. A May timeline and references to Abaya, La Muna, and Wordle appear in the damaged text, with unclear wartime context and missing details.
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