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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1919
Page
1
Fragmentary text describes a public notices item related to an estate. It mentions names including HORNE and Serhderes, with unclear roles and a rally or public story referenced. The fragment lacks clear actions, dates, or locations to define a full notice.
United Press reports growing strain as Seattle labor action nears conclusion. Mayor Maloney weighs measures to curb disruption while officials seek to avert broader unrest and protect essential services amid ongoing protests and hiring disputes.
Large crowds filled morning sessions as Vorrorgay and other speakers addressed the gathering. Notable attendees included Dr William Valkwomen and journalist Mr. Wood Allen Chapman. The event featured remarks on public issues and a guest list that included Carl Calliugh, recently released from army service, en route to Clmor.
Erie County highway supporters travel to Harrisburg to present plans for paving and improvements under the Western New York line program. County officials and local residents expect updates on the proposed road from Corry to Erie, with state commissioners confirming possible funding and construction timelines.
A dated war casualty list reports total American losses at 236,428 with names and statuses. Several officers and soldiers are listed as killed in action, wounded or died of wounds, alongside totals by cause and service branches. The strange OCR includes multiple names such as Borgt, John Wy Christounou, Perry Bigelow, and others with inconsistent spellings, plus a weather note and miscellaneous figures.
The Corry Hospital directors invite guests to a luncheon tonight at 7 with Mr. Loder urging volunteer enlistments. The meeting aims to outline hospital needs, extend auxiliary support, and unite representatives for a conference to strengthen hospital services across the district.
The Polish assembly of Volkarath resolved to resist German demands to withdraw Colin forts. The Polish administration organized all Polish youths of military age into a large emergency army to defend their claim to the Pogson district.
United Press reports Chicago authorities deported a group described as two cars radicals amid heavy security. The men, using aliases, faced deportation as federal officials pursue further scrutiny and possible charges.
A garbled historic notice describes dairymen building a butter and cheese plant in a city. It references a strawman plan and involvement of milling firms, with speculation about property use and local economic impact. The text is heavily corrupted but signals a proposed plant project and its expected effects on local goods and employment.
Turbulent clashes erupted in Berlin as four hundred civilians attacked government troops during an auction event. Town enforcement arrived to push back the rioters. five people were killed and several wounded in the short street fight.
Berlin dispatch reports the Soulhern council of Trannachweig calls all other oounaa to send Holegates to an assembly in that city to plan for a new Northwestern German Republic. Meantime a birth is noted: an OF pound son to Mr and Mrs William Wass at their Meadville home, the mother formerly Miss Katherine Poley of Ohio City.
A garbled obituary notes the death of Miss Kinney with details of family and educational background. It mentions a brother Wiley McKinney, a teacher at South High School, and ties to Corry High School and Fairview School. Fire reportedly caused by overheated wood and delays in funeral announcements are referenced amid unclear timing and locations.
Readable fragments describe a special session of the city commission focusing on a property matter and an ongoing audit. The notes reference a retained property, contractual ties, and past approvals. Names of officials and exact lines are unclear but the document centers on legal notices, tenders, and proposed actions for the evening.
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