27 Feb 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1919
Page
1
A brief notice notes prices in New York related to practicing routes and related items. It mentions adjustments and local pricing details, with entities possibly including New York and nearby sellers. The text is fragmentary but indicates price changes in practice routes.
A fragmentary dispatch from London reports Bolshevik forces preparing a large scale assault on Western fronts. The message, attributed to Allied intelligence, notes imminent coordination against enemy positions and hints at heavy mobilization of troops and materiel, including anticipated countermeasures by Allied powers.
The Corry Board of Directors last evening approved forming a local nine for the coming season. Frat Weaver and Willis Moyer spoke in favor, outlining benefits to Corry and outlining steps to appoint a committee to draft plans for immediate start.
Mendville February 27 The operation on Major Wirey 2. Millie of BR Company Mendville Macy Til dey proved not a plows of Corman ghetpoel. a uniform tabbed bow caused the wound. The operation was announced as very successful and formal last Friday with Mayor David Miller stating recovery will begin soon.
President Wilson spoke at the White House outlining his interpretation of the League of Nations charter. He argued Congress will not form the plan without joint approval from Britain and the United States, with five key points to be debated in the House and Senate.
United Press reports that New York Harbor faces a potential repeat shutdown as harbor workers oppose the eight hour day and wage concessions in the latest labor agreement. Union factions across local organizations met to demand full compliance and vow action pending federal approval and reconsideration by leaders.
Washington residents discuss a proposed inquiry into police operations as Senator Calder of New York seeks information. The Aton Property Custodian hints at a report ready for submission to President with expectations it will be sent to Congress. The President is expected to support a formal inquiry into allied matters.
Messina calling February 28 reports disaster across Italian towns. Farmland and homes were damaged or drowned by floodwaters following heavy rains. Authorities say residents were warned in advance and there were no confirmed deaths.
President Wilson will host members of the Democratic National Committee at the White House tomorrow. He will also hold a press conference with party leaders to discuss policy directions.
The Corry Chapter Eastern Star hosted a pleasant dinner at the Candy Shop with Worthy Matron Mrs Minew A. Roca presiding. A large gathering attended the party with dancing and formalities, followed by announcements of upcoming weddings and social events in the community.
A Sunday rally at the M E Church is announced with Dro TW. Mathooil urging attendance after noon. The event seeks broad church support and asks families to bring relatives for a discussion on church unity and future plans announced by local pastors.
The Thy City Commission plans a meeting tomorrow to discuss bids for a motorized truck and related municipal contracts. Officials will review qualifications, potential awards, and approvals for several proposals, including fire department vehicle needs and nearby city services.
The text reports President Wilson planning a March 4 address in New York with morning preparations nearly complete and a probable delivery at the Metropolitan Opera House, followed by a return trip aboard the George Washington to Paris.
United Press reports that transports reached the port today carrying about five thousand officers and troops. The Wilhelmina, Lusitania, and Canarese ships arrived with units including a casualty company from Pennsylvania. most are fit for duty and none reported ill.
A meeting of the Corry Motor Club will be held Friday at 8 o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. All motorists invited to report on roads and motor issues. Also mentions automobile tickets and charges pending in the Gate Legislature. Funeral notice: infant child of Mr and Mrs Seongo Long died yesterday, age three weeks. prayer services held this afternoon and interment at Pingl Iddrovn.
Daughters of Isabella Conception Court No 95 held a large installation event at Maconboo Hall with officers installed and the first and second degree work completed. About twenty candidates from Meadville attended, with many dignitaries including Miss Manning and Mrs Mayme Wood present for the ceremony and banquet.
Washington officials report President Wilson nominates figures for the Attorney General position and other posts. The press dispatch notes changes in the Cabinet and the potential replacement amid resignation rumors.
An essay by Cornelia 8 Loder argues hospitals should be tightly supervised by boards and administrators. Civic, commercial, and industrial groups influence hospital funding and services, so coordinated efforts between hospital authorities and local organizations foster broader support and better public service.
An importial meeting of the Bowed WO Treetory of the Hoard of Cdmayiree Wwe okt Latwong discusses unrest and progress linked to Erie County good roads efforts. Officials including Fy Brown and Will C11 vt dW present as plans and funding for highway improvements are debated and committees appointed for next steps.
Developments in a local trolley line situation reveal negotiations between Woodard of Wittroxy and other parties over securing interests in the property. A conference is planned after Woodard travels to the city to finalize a plan, with aims to continue the project under the approval of the commission and to secure cooperation amid financial concerns.
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