15 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1919
Page
1
The fragment notes technical details for a component labeled D4 identifying gear or fixture measurements and part numbers. It provides figures such as 25 feet 600 and 12000 Ss, suggesting specifications or quantities for a mechanical item.
United Press reports the Japanese ambassador will depart Washington for Paris amid strained U S relations. The move follows threats to negotiate a broader pact as Tokyo seeks to redefine ties with the United States and Europe. The dispatch notes Washington hopes for a calm transition and careful handling of ongoing disputes.
A raid led by the local chief of police at McKee’s Rocks resulted in arrests of Bolshevik agitators. Police reported several injuries among protesters and bystanders as officers dispersed a crowd outside the gathering. Bail hearings were scheduled with authorities noting no disposition of the cases yet.
A group of young boys from the Fourth Ward face prosecution after recent vandalism. An investigation found damage to a house where the boys constructed a makeshift contraption and causedFurther incidents were noted nearHi Route Wiggly up Dilbe. The owner observed the damages and indicated legal action would follow.
Texts describe Austria and Bulgaria under Allied terms as the Entente presses ratification. The proposed agreement, with dates and leaders named, signals a push toward single government control and a Cygron extension, while awaiting final approval.
Desperate rioting erupted in an Indian city with disruptions across Friday and Saturday including arson at two banks a town hall and a warehouse. Five Europeans employed by a business were slain rioters and police clashed near a railway station amid telegraphic reports of the unrest. Officials reported casualties and arrests as authorities sought to quell the disturbances continuing into the weekend.
An all day Grange session will be held on Saturday with a program of songs, recitations, and a Young People’s Chorus. Families are asked to bring provisions and wear uniforms for the event, featuring a program including opening song, roll call, and various performances by local members and groups.
United Press reports an April 3 dispatch noting a Washington parade line up by the Rainbow Division and a predicted treaty path with Germany. In sports, the Keystone Pirates defeated the Milanjion 80 to 48 at the Rewbrytarian gym as Megine’s late surge powered the Whites to victory. A January 1 treaty discussion details Germany’s reduced power transfer and a May 1 signing possibility. Delegates consider Warsaw as the forum, with officials naming Loyslani, Yorke, and William at a centenary conference in Erlo.
New England telephone and telegraph workers strike shut down lines across the region. About 8000 operators joined in, with union leaders saying many more will strike in sympathy, leaving hospitals and emergency services without reliable communications.
Directors General Hines and Wilken arrive in the city aboard a special train, greeted by officials including Buhl and Blin. The Pennsylvanian Railroad party accompanies them, with Director General Hings escorted to the city for a formal engagement.
The Red Cross holds a monthly meeting with reports on membership growth, civilian relief work, and ongoing activities. Highlights include a 10 percent dues increase, 160 families aided, treasury funds of 27 dollars, and praise for Father Brock and his committee's work in Homy Berview. Communications from Philadelphia Weld discuss clothing shipments for devastated areas. The Junior Red Cross is emphasized as a growing force for postwar civic activity and long term aims. Meeting adjourned to next Monday in May.
Reports from Washington say General Koharibody leads Bosharydon forces toward Archangel as Allied ships clash with Amuriyan in Misimanek region. American Loopy mutinies amid tense air operations. victory claims surface as forces deploy near Tewal Parae.
Funeral and memorial service held Monday afternoon at 4 in Emmanuel Episcopal Church for Fred Stanford founder of the Stanford Hose Company. Attendees included city officials and many friends. The Rev. Mortimer B. Ashton led services with hymns and remarks highlighting Stanford’s work, character, and the impact of his life on Corey and Corry.
A lengthy, forceful account recalls calls for martial law in Ireland as a public ceremony reflects on loss and national strife. It honors fallen figures including Stanford Horvin and others, while urging mercy and service to humankind in the face of conflict and upheaval.
Readable text shows two rival British flyers prepared for a trans Atlantic attempt. The Martynide plane reportedly ready and the Sopwith machine’s wiring issues fixed. Hawker, driver of the Sopwith, may delay or advance departure based on weather and rival moves.
An unclear report indicates the mayor has deployed constabulary officers to a locale, with fragments mentioning Wah Wate river, state commission, and attempts to organize a warrant or request. The piece references towns, dates, and potential updates on enforcement actions and local authority.
A local church reports exceeding a twenty five thousand dollar goal for its annual fund drive. Fundraising efforts included community events and organized campaigns led by church members. Officials cited contributions from parishioners and supporters, noting the total surpassed planned targets and reflected strong community backing.
Lante, a member of the 1 Maohinw Gin Battalion, served overseas with the 18th Machine Gun Battalion of the 80th Division. He fought on the Verdun front and in the Lorraine sector, was wounded twice, returned to service, and came home to New York City on furlough, arriving last Saturday.
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