10 Jan 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1919
Page
1
United Press reports amid civil unrest in Buenos Aires as workers strike and hunger looms. Police patrol streets while authorities vow to maintain order and prevent export disruption as monitors enforce control.
A community film benefit for the Mundville Odd Fellows Orphans Home is planned with showing of a program featuring local talent and a large audience expected. Proceeds will support the home as it expands its facilities for orphan children in the region.
Weather bulletin notes a warmer night near Lake Enes with approaching mild conditions. Forecast calls for rising temperatures and light winds, signaling a comfortable evening ahead.
United Press report from New York states ferry workers and machinists refuse 44 hour armistice, hindering fuel and food flow to the city. President Wilson fully advised as White House considers statements. dispute centers on eight hour day and railway administration promises, with no arbitration expected.
An official report from Derlin announces the disbanding of the Landwehr and Landsturm divisions of the German wing. They had served in garrison and occupation roles and fought on the front near war’s end. Son of a growter aigo served in both divisions, with notable officers Rae and Mrs. Herbert D. Bracken honored at the Hotel Lay rene.
A Good Roads conference was held in Erse City discussing upcoming projects. Representatives will attend a Harrisburg meeting to advocate state support for highway improvements and pave the Phudluy Lake road to the New York line.
In an alert to visitors, a feature describes Zion landmarks including the Temple Mount and Calvary. It invites the public to a Method ist church service at 8:20 PM with prayers and a silver offering for the Sunday School work.
Rome reports a government statement claiming Montenegro expelled Czechslavs after unrest early in the morning. The report names Harry R. Stillebaum and charges of forgery as part of the expulsions and pending inquiries.
Fragmented dispatch from Washington reports opposition to deploying American troops to Berlin. The piece notes anti intervention sentiment and references Allied governments and leadership deliberations, emphasizing caution and restraint in military commitments.
Social notes record a wedding of Miss Migg Zippora Stoon and Atown AP with Elsabeth officiating, plus other society events. Attendees include Miss Elizabeth Eagan and May Mer, with Rev. Toweph T. Renoke presiding and a reception at the home of Huw bride.
A chaotic dispatch reports several officers elevated during a siege period. Captain Tobin Rekul of Company A and Captain Craft and Captain Met of Monilville are named as promoted to Major for bravery and leadership. The Armory citation notes exemplary conduct and tactical aptitude under pressure.
A chaotic report describes Berlin hit by an air raid with bombing and mines causing injuries and casualties. The piece notes evacuations, wounded civilians, and ongoing warnings as authorities work to assess damage.
A brakeman on the Pronayl NFL line barely escaped death when a train backed away after a signal. The brakeman slipped while opening the drawhead and nearly fell beneath the car wheels but was saved by bystanders and fellow workers who pulled him clear before the train moved.
A disrupted regional piece describes dairy farmers outfitting a local plant as tensions grow. The narrative blends names and places with a sense of upheaval and uncertain outcomes impacting the dairy sector.
Contents describe a strong box stolen from Corry Ive company wagons and various items taken. The piece also covers church events, memorials for Helen Pout Tehsraite, tributes to a Miss Boatlothsvaity, and public notices about local civic activities and visitors in Jamestown and nearby towns.
A fragmented report alleges a 26 year old man faced arrest in Brak ey on claims involving an oiler cap and gold bars. The piece mentions military discharge ribbons, a Captain Janes My Hendarson, Fort Thomas, and local exemption board actions with references to Franklin District and Corry.
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