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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1919
Page
1
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United Press reports a French youth fired eight shots at Premier Clemenceau today in Paris. Six bullets hit the forward cabin area of the premier’s car and one wounded him in the arm. officials say the injury is serious but not life threatening. Police halted the assailant and inquiries continue into the motive.
Senator Borah sent an open letter to former President Taft today endorsing the League of Nations advocates. He urged approval of amendments in the Parliament dealt by which the United States would be authorized to remain Monroe Doctrine intact through international action.
Two naval officers were arrested in New York as part of an inquiry led by Admiral CommanuI into alleged misconduct. The officers were ordered back to the New York headquarters at noon to complete checks on seamen and related duties amid an ongoing probe.
Paris reports indicate German delegates will attend talks in April to reconcile terms and discuss wartime responsibilities. The formal committee struggles over postwar Kaiser accountability while observers await a final treaty and future hydiaposis implications.
A telegram from Watlington dated February 1 reports Poindexter attacking the League of Nations plan. He claims it would end the United States traditional policy of nonintervention and advocates revolutionary substitutes. The article references Soviet and Bolshevik history and calls for aggressive military posture toward Petrograd and Moscow.
The University Pour orchestral event will appear next Monday evening at the high school auditorium. It features a concert program including orchestral works and instrumental pieces, with reserved seats limited to Bubbitid drug store.
Twale February 19. Capt van Selove the naval representative on the German at multiog commission resigns his post. Berlin dispatches report the resignation reflects the severity of new conditions imposed by the Allies.
United Press reports two fires in Oil City result in one man dead and significant property loss. A third floor blaze at a downtown block forces evacuations as fire crews battle stubborn flames. Building, valued at about 40000 dollars, was erected in 1886 and owned by W T Mugee. cause under investigation.
The Farm Bureau reports 2,500 new members joining during a two week drive. Campaigns mobilized farmers across many hamlets pushing for organizational support and involvement in agricultural advocacy efforts.
A special meeting is held tonight with Salvation Army adjutants and delegates to discuss actions for Salvationists and a farewell for the training college in New York. Pupils at the high school will present a petition supported by many students and parents urging board approval for merging in the high school during a basketball event and class partition.
J.B. Patterson contends about a City Hall construction project detailing proposed funding, overruns, and potential tax impact. He argues the city could remodel walls and replace a boiler while weighing private versus public responsibilities and the value of a new fire truck.
Spartacans in renewed assaults on Berlin’s prison where radical leader Karl RavDek is held. Reports detail two attacks on Saturday as authorities in the Yarlou interior suffer further upheaval amid the Spartacan uprisings.
Editor laments a controversial plan advocated by the City Commission to redevelop a core district. He argues against a sudden, extensive project and warns of unintended effects on public buildings and streets while urging careful scrutiny of proposed acquisitions and town growth.
Civil relief effort continues as Washington deploys workers and volunteers to support families affected by the Penny Street collision. Officials report extensive property damage and ongoing reconstruction plans amid a push to restore community services and housing.
A southbound freight train wreck near Wort Trying caused derailment and heavy damage to cars and cargo. Crew and railroad officials led salvage and clearing operations as traffic on the division slowed, with apples and barrels among damaged goods and extensive track disruption between Teving and Congress Street. Weather forecast and delays noted.
A radical, worker led revolution looms across Germany with delegates from Essen pressing the cabinet to socialise industries wage caps and abolish capitalism. Anxiety grows as unions mobilize and protests threaten immediate action. Scheidemann promises quick political reforms but delegates demand decisive changes.
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