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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1919
Page
1
United Press reports under early 20th century dateline that officials will again debate Germany’s former emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II. The article notes whether the fate of the emperor should be decided by plenary session and hints at preventive measures tied to the political climate.
United Press dispatch from Washington on April 26 reports Senator Borah asserting it is necessary to revise federal law to curb burleson and to end by state action the pattern of the federal government overreach. He singles out Burleson and references Whitin in a broader critique of congressional policy.
Washington April 20 The Amen fon transport Mercury arrives at Philadelphia May 4 carrying elements of the 113th infantry and 12th division units. The ship docks Sunday under Major General George Muir. The Contingent includes headquarters detachments and Companies A B C D from the norther Pennsylvania regiment, with officers returning aboard.
Verdailes reports German envoys to formally receive the terms of a treaty in Versailles. Officials say verification will proceed this week, with German leaders observed in Vortatline tonight and expected disposition details to emerge amid Allied mobilization.
An April 2 report states United Frees Malontoyn granted twenty five liquor licenses. Judges Van Soaring and Reppert oversee the process, with two further licenses issued for hotels and breweries. No new applications were allowed.
Ossie reports that the Japanese delegation and the Big Three failed to reach a settlement at the first discussion of Japanese territorial claims. The talks were adjourned with no final decision, as the Chinese and German terms and the Shantung peninsula remained contentious amid Wilson’s looming position.
London dispatch reports twelve people killed in anti Semitic riots in Vienna with escalating unrest. The scene remains tense as authorities strive to restore order amid ongoing street clashes and public fear.
United Press dispatch from Paris reports the British envoys logue Penewsonlegends have agreed. The Legue will convene in Weld with President Wilson presiding over initial sessions.
United Press from Washington reports Hughes or Taft are likely choices for the American judge on the international tribunal to try Kalhur, with President Wilson and the Senate expected to confirm. Elihu Root and others are named in the discussion as possible candidates, while Chief Justice White may be involved in supporting the selection.
Report by Camillo Cianfarra notes a tense scene in Rome as opposition members push to gain access to a stalled conference with Italy. Proponents clash with government forces as key figures debate the future of talks. Several parliament members were seen present as the chamber adjourned amid confusion.
A strong earthquake hit San Salvador yesterday, injuring several and causing heavy damage across the capital. U.S. officials reported information from the weather department noting moderate shocks continued throughout the day. no American casualties were confirmed.
In New York on a Sunday, Saman Gom pers, president of the American Federation of Labor, was injured in an auto accident. Two surgeons attended to him, with authorities reporting the condition improving today. The brief item notes his role and the accident but lacks full details.
A Warren County gathering will discuss improving an important road between the city and Warren. Attendees include Warren Motor Club members, the Warren Board of Commissioners, and county commissioners. The meeting aims to decide whether the Columbus or Spring Greek route will be upgraded as part of a three year Warren County road program.
Local citizens push for a new band stand in City Park to serve Fore summers. A petition circulated citywide, aiming to place Whoralda native musicians at the instrument of the plan. Public support grows as park events and concerts are anticipated this summer.
AML supporters and all interested in the ball club are urged to attend tonight’s meeting in the Board of Treasury rooms. The management has several plans to discuss and the attendance of the town is imperative. The meeting will be called to order at 4 sharp.
The first quarterly meeting of the First Methodist Church of this city was held Saturday evening. The conference invited Rev. De. Wittumy to return for another year. An increase in salary for the current year was approved, setting the salary for this year at $1.00.
Three men were killed and two seriously injured when a caboose carrying them crashed into a string of freight cars on the G&L line near Scranton. The accident occurred late today as the train attempted to switch cars, authorities said. Investigators began examining the wreckage for causes and possible safety violations.
An afternoon report notes a new fleet of five aircraft from Melk AU is en route, with arrival before the week’s end. Government officials say the air arm will replace older craft, and the town will be updated on the deployment as soon as possible.
Dr G E Hornett assisted by Dr Graken and Dr Waggoner and nurse Louw performed an abdominal operation on a patient moved by hand and window lift after the electric current failed. The team used a novel auto headlight system to complete the life saving procedure. The patient is reported to be recovering rapidly.
Social column highlights the Ladies Auxiliary fundraiser at the Armory with 75 tables and a dinner at 7 20 PM. Invited guests include the Lonviriin Entertainers, World War returnees famed for quartet work. Sidney B. Histon and Margaret Alexander engagement celebrated at East Bond Street home with pink décor and a bridge game later. Daughters of Tautelia plan a pound party in Ruighte of Ovlam tomorrow night.
Presbyterian men plan a meat service at the church Thursday afternoon around 245 clock to attend the funeral of Sofa Antees.
Readers note a clipped report about local railway workers striking over wages with mentions of a public film screening at Rex theater and community efforts tied to a city projection project. The piece references various names, dates, and local actions, but many phrases remain garbled.
A garbled OCR passage discusses the 112th Band giving concerts and notes about performances, locations, dates, and personnel. It mentions arrangements, events, and several proper nouns, but the text is largely unclear and fragmented.
A Canadian WWI veteran, Frank fybeh, is remembered for his service with the Maple War regiment. He lost both legs after a gas attack near Ypres in 1917, survived injuries, and told of frontline battles including Verdun and the crown-prince slave raids. His unit carried 4200 men and now only 27 remain.
Funeral services for Robert Leland Evans nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Evans will be held Thursday afternoon at 1 90 at the home and will be private. The death resulted from fatal complications following an injury said to have been sustained at the hands of an older boy, causing great riot among the family and neighbors.
Walter J Gretzler Master Signgl Helis returned home yesterday after lengthy service. He had been the mece Jon since April 1917 and arrived with his parents Mr and Mrs Haney Gretzler to spend a short time with them. He served in Franco late August 1918 in the 400th Telegraph Battalion of Signal Corps. His camp at Dix is noted and his experiences are mentioned in brief.
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