25 Aug 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1919
Page
1
United Press reports President Wilson may refuse to ratify a proposed treaty if reservations or amendments are added. The article suggests the Senate could reject ratification, implying opposition shifts toward ending the war and delaying commercial treaty arrangements.
Rome August 2 Mount Vesuvius renewed eruption after a period of rumblings. Two lava streams issued from the crater and flowed down toward the valley threatening nearby villagers while officials warned residents to stay clear of the crater area.
Dr C W Sager, long prominent physician and past president of local medical society, died last night at his home near Mennerite following a brief illness. Born February 8, 1802 in Bloodfield, he studied at St Louis Medical College and absorbed at Madison College Philadelphia, practicing in Titunville for many years and active in Masonry. survived by daughters and several siblings. Funeral arrangements set for the farm, with details announced later.
United Press dispatch reports eight of twenty escaped German sailors captured from a prison barrack at Camp Sherman. They tunneled and fled but were recaptured near the town after authorities strained to locate them.
A late afternoon meeting organized a chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the home of Mrs. Waynoook in West Pleasant Street. Mrs. Dawson led founding officers and an informal social hour followed, with plans for naming the chapter and inviting members by January.
In a terse report from Onthotte, the pat 4 group in parliament today backed a conviction against ratification of the treaty Nim Mullzo of Jamestown N. and Curry frlonde joined by Yeant Handa, indicating a split stance on the peace accord.
Army supply actions proceed with three day sales continuing through Wednesday as routes are opened and orders registered. Delays in food shipment to the front persist due to congestion. local residents helped purchase items totaling about 1500 dollars. Officials expect further directives via post once the schedule for first whips input is finalized.
General G Dr Richards hna cite Hok aid xpecial snenations for the members of Company A of this city to obtain their papers. Private Floyd McElroy Sergeant Burt J Gudolt Corporal Herman A Mur vt of Toungaville are named.
Funeral services for the late O A Bergen were held at Abtender's parlor Saturday night. Wreaths and floral pieces from Corey Lodge Knights of Columbus and local groups were present. The deceased formerly supervised electric west plants in Middletown and Emporia and had long service in various towns.
Police recover Big John Porter in city jail after he admits assault on Mrs Fuller during an early Monday raid. Prosecution claims Porter, aided by two white men Cornish and Smith, aided ransacking and attempted murder. inquiries reveal complex movements and conflicting denials from all involved.
Paso August 25 update reports all American troops return after a pursuit of Diaz bandits who kidnapped two sailors. Five Mexican attackers killed, six captured. only casualties are a few mules. Expedition penetrated briefly into Mexican territory before withdrawal ordered by military authorities. Negotiations and authority details from Washington referenced in the note.
Mineola August 25 reports weather conditions show potential for the Toronto and New York flight to depart after noon. Earlier rain forecasts had prompted an announcement postponing the trip.
London reports rising disorder in Silesia with a German proclamation banning tribal activity and announcing death penalties for armed coercion. Authorities say executions have occurred under the new order, signaling intensified crackdown and tension in the region.
United Press reports Altoona workers at the P RR shop received record pay totals with a foreman earning 1080 dollars and a machinist 1800 dollars marking a breakthrough. Amid a violent assault case, fear of mob action grew as police sought the suspect Porter who allegedly attacked a Black victim. witnesses to be summoned for an evening hearing and possible penitentiary punishment.
Numerous updates to fire alarm stations are listed, with moves to Main and Mast, Main and East, Center Street, and Union areas. New station 49 at Center and Columbia Avenue, others discontinued or relocated, and daily soundings at 70 yes in evenings. The full station list is provided by ward and street intersections across Second and Third Wards, noting several company and street references.
Special to the Journal reports no trace of two young men, Marl Patturau and Harry Castly, after alleged burglaries in Spartandbury and nearby towns. Police say the pair escaped from a jail cell by crawling through a hole, shedding confusion as investigators pursued false leads. A grand jury had been convened to consider charges, with details about their appearance and last seen location provided by village residents.
Washington August 25 United Press reports President Wilson announced all engagements canceled except one to focus on the railroad crisis. He met with the Tenth Army officials at 2 15 and pledged action coordinating with railroad directors to address the situation.
Report from Haltimore on August 6 describes the steamer St. Johnny Ty from Norway bound for Baltimore, due to a bursting of a boiler. Passengers were transferred safely. Charlo Shue returned home from Iowa City to visit employees. Weather outlook mentions tonight and Tuesday.
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