06 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1919
Page
1
Paris reports allege Allies ready to resume war on Germany if the protocol is not signed. British cabinet to meet in special session while Allied capitals anticipate pressure. British fleet could be used to compel compliance as artillery massing on the Rhine signals potential military movement.
Reports from Allied capitals indicate twelve thousand American troops are along the Rhine as Britain and France prepare for possible invasion if Germany refuses to sign the proposed peace protocol. Dispatches say a virtual ultimatum was issued to Germany with plans for a major Allied offensive within days. London and Paris claim consultations with Marshal Foch and Marshall Wilson point toward a renewed push to force German acceptance of terms and reorganization of ministries amid strong Allied demand for swift action.
A fire alarm rang out around 6180 0 Rock, Mie rooming salted tip department near Houfhatenat gid Piet avenue. A box of sawdual in Russell Warncas shop burned through the floor, smoke filled the room, and two inhabitants escaped. Firemen opened the box and contained the blaze quickly with little damage.
United Press reports Senator Calder in Syracuse argues time has come for US to intervene in Mexico to pacify the country. He cites threats to Americans and property and says the present Mexican government cannot or will not handle the crisis.
Manager Shuise of Corry Alectsio Light and Pawns Company orders comply with fuel administrators directives to curtail usage. The aim is to avoid curtailment by following authorized steps and reduce load while preserving essential power needs. The district expects voluntary reduction to prevent outages.
Representatives of about one hundred railroads in the Allegheny district gathered in Philadelphia to discuss plans for a system of consolidated schedules and improved service while President Wilson, under weather constraints, kept indoors to continue executive work after a snowstorm.
United Press reports confidence that the coal strike would end by Saturday, with operators said to be pressing for passage of a resolution to condemn incursions and restore normal relations as tensions persist between operators and miners.
Washington sources report wet forces pressing last ditch actions as nationwide prohibition nears. Court delays and federal maneuvers loom while advocates promise injunctions and petitions to postpone the wartime ban, with fears of billions in taxes and vast liquor stocks in question.
A terse wartime distress note reports survivors from a wreck at sea. It mentions Lifeboat in tow and a lookout for more rescued men, with vague references to a storm offshore and possible names or places, but the readable text is fragmentary and uncertain.
Keystones lose by a single point in a dramatic finish described as a hard fought game. Tyson City five showcased strong teamwork with Williams scoring and Tingwell Young guarding. Community Sing set for tomorrow at 8 45 pm at Union City with a program featuring Boynton Ton Party reels, patriotic songs by Mrs Dorney Waller, a reading by Mrs Barnes, and Hank Bueder performance.
Ludlow High basketball opens with a home clash Friday at the armory against Cambridge five. The boys seek a decisive win after a strong Cambridge victory and aim to extend their unbeaten streak. the girls’ team also schedules a preliminary contest against a city rival.
The article describes steps to organize a guard company and a new national game committee. C D Wilcox and other officers are named along with discussions on mobilizing civic support and appointing an organizing committee. Reports note a referendum vote and committees to coordinate demonstrations and recruitment, with several officers assigned to arrange camping activities and lecture talks.
Memorial services for Éles are scheduled for tomorrow at 10 in Wes suping. Corey Lodo No 760 will host the event with deputy attorney general Hoh Pruwk fy Rott delivering the address. The program includes an orchestra, altar services, eulogies by Bro Don F. Smith and W. Ed. Quartotte, and a memorial address by Chester Ni Shit and William H. Hay. Gentlemen of the lodge will participate in the Call of Absent Brothers and Ode. Rain or snow is expected. attire remains formal.
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