21 Feb 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1919
Page
1
Readable text fragment hints at numeric codes and broken tokens with no clear event or named entities. No identifiable people organizations places dates scores or concrete actions to anchor a coherent news card.
Reports indicate Clemenceau is close to recovery after sustaining injuries in World War I related incidents. The statement notes his pulse and temperature are normal and that medical assessments show improving condition over recent days.
Reported outbreaks at Eyhernfeld were suppressed after German forces operated with local permission. Fighting halted by noon yesterday as authorities withdrew, with claims of Spartacus groups holding bullion near the Hawke at Mucthoin.
In Chiduga on February 20 Victor L Borgar and four other Sovialiata prisoners were sentenced to twenty years in Leavenworth Penitentiary by Federal Judge K M Dandis after he overruled defense motions.
Withington D C February 21 The Presidetiot liner George Washington will arrive in Rowton about noon on Monday, Navy Secretary announced that the President plans to start his return trip to France on March 0.
The labor department reports widespread strikes and labor disputes with idle workers rising as wartime stagnation hits. Officials say the situation is fast becoming critical as twenty four strikes are recorded in the first week.
Washington Feb 21 Senator Nor a demands that Americans vote on the League of Nations pact before government action. He argues the people must express their opinion by vote and risks of entangling Europe if not allowed to decide. Also reports warn of liquor carrying penalties in Michigan and Ohio border enforcement.
The article notes a First Liner is secured in port following an earlier storm, with officials confirming safe harbor and awaiting further instructions. The situation centers on the vessel's status and port authority actions amid ongoing weather alerts.
A published Allied notice states the army will remain in service to press Germany for payment. It mentions 850,000 French and British troops poised in readiness at the French compound, with 660,000 British and 100,000 Belgian forces aligned nearby, as preparations continue.
A garbled dispatch reports alleged threats to execute ten Swiss citizens linked to a wartime incident. The fragment mentions outlets like United Press Movingtjord and references figures tied to a contested event, but the text remains unclear.
A scanned note mentions a legal Wotiilay and city figures Wahingtton and Cosel hosting events for a birthday holiday. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate official observances and local participation.
The piece notes the Pennsylvania National Guard division will remain unchanged as orders from the Adjutant General authorize no changes. It mentions federal service and a date in August with terms about dates and troop destinations and a $4,700 figure related to costs or allowances.
A meeting of the Dairymen's League WI will be held tomorrow afternoon at Spinwmiah's Hall. Topics include business of import and plans for erecting a milk plant in the city. Attendance is urged and details will be given.
A lengthy OCR fragment describes Dr Williams delivering a lecture on biblical Holy Lands. It mentions pathways to Bethany and Bethpage, samaria, Galilee, and places like Capernaum, Chorazin, and Nazareth, with references to a guided tour of the Holy City and Mount Tabor. The piece notes a free admission and a silver offering collection.
No decision in Gowanda on locating a metal furniture plant. Secretary Drown of the Board of Commerce reports planning remains undecided as to site. Shults company officials visited Gowanda and expressed favorable views on the Metal Furniture plant as a possible location.
A disjointed wartime dispatch recalls Delury and the 179th unit in intense combat. The text names soldiers, units, and locations, referencing offensives and pursuit through multiple areas, with incomplete phrases and scattered military details.
The damaged City Building area shows sections razed with the east wall toppled and the front plate glass windows being removed. Crews continue leveling the eastern portion as protective coverings hamper progress amid weather delays.
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