26 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1919
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reads numbers and names unclear due to damaged text. It mentions payments or accounts and a baker with cord, but lacked coherent context or complete details to confirm event or outcome.
Reports from Rome say all Italian delegates have arrived while parliament in Rome plans to vote on the issue early next week. United support for Orlando Lloyd George seeks to show Britain and France’s stance via a joint document.
Washington dispatch reports cautious optimism on Italy’s crisis as officials expect progress within days. Rome and Paris talks continue with Milan government pushing for stabilization while Italy’s stance on Dalmatia and annexation remains under scrutiny amid evolving diplomatic pressure.
An invitation committee meeting discussed organizing a gathering for honor guests and distributing notices to volunteers. Roy Joseph Crook was elected chairperson and plans for mailings, lists of participants, and future contact for the next meeting were outlined.
London report says Britain will rapidly lift most import barriers against American goods though protests continue from certain industries. Official notes that many restrictions already reduced or lifted, easing trade tensions between the two nations.
United Press reports a trans Atlantic flight plan by General Powers with an American naval destroyer escort ready to begin from Rockaway to Newfoundland. Preparations include testing planes and a motor van as the start date nears within a week.
City totals show Victory Loan contributions reaching $4,150 yesterday and a grand city total of $38,250. The campaign urges investment in bonds maturing in 1923 with 4 percent interest as a sturdy national effort. Weather forecast includes tonight's warmer temperatures and Sunday rain.
A wartime memorandum praises Lt. Keating for promotion and endorses Sud Tawi and Chayley Vs Kouting for officer ranks. The document, from the Seventh Army staff in Neguno, commends their competence, work ethic, and suitability for command of a company, noting strong service in 1919 and prior exemplary conduct.
Tickets for a cabaret and dinner dance at the State Armory on Friday evening, May, under the auspices of the Auxiliary, are selling fast. A formal program by Merv Bliss promises strong entertainment as the event supports the auxiliary’s work.
Fragmentary wartime report from Lindon notes unrest in Hungary with calls to halt a Numam invasion. The dispatch mentions Bela and Huda and suggests widespread peasant action demanding restoration of order and sovereignty.
A weather report from April 20 notes crops damaged by an early cold wave and predicts a heavy snow event. Temperatures plummet with readings 44 below freezing in some areas and a low in the teens reported in Greenville.
In a disrupted report dated April 26, Hungary's provisional government reportedly offered to resign and seek an armistice. The text mentions tensions with Romania and a Bavarian party stance, noting alleged withdrawals and negations by ministers amid disputes within the coalition.
United Press from London reports officials probe a riot between American sailors and Canadian police near a town hall in Scotland. Citizens reportedly sided with locals as a clash erupted over orders to disperse from the area.
United Press reports New York officials see no alarm over the overdue Santa Clara transport. Wireless word has not arrived and officials say delays likely from the 15th Engineers and the 5th masking gun units.
A woman faces trial after being held on charges of deserting twins. The case involves allegations of neglect and abandonment, with references to custody and current hospital and legal proceedings. Local authorities, including an attorney, are handling the matter as it proceeds through arraignment and related hearings.
Justice Burle Warne asked the Supreme Court to dismiss Kansas suit challenging federal authority to set telephone rates. He argued state action was a cover for broader federal power and urged a hearing in May alongside other interstate rate cases.
Washington April 26. Discussion centers on rational security and the future military program. Secretary Baker reportedly has not approved of armament plans or the military terms of the conference. The talks focus on universal military training and the country’s long term military policy.
A terse Cleveland update cites a reported total of 4 124 985 000 in the Fourth Pectoral Reserve District as of noon, with United Press attribution. A separate April 25 dispatch notes additional mobilization by Tugo Slovak authorities with three more dig commands to the colors.
German peace delegation member Jorlin outlined a plan for a League of Peoples with representatives elected by the population rather than a league of governments. Schnacklag dismissed Wilson plan as unsatisfactory for not giving a peoples centered league.
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