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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1919
Page
1
The fragmentary text hints at a religious or nautical theme with references to Christ and ships, but lacks coherent details, names, dates, or events to establish a clear news item or outcome. The readable parts suggest a historical or literary clipping rather than a complete report.
United Press reports Ebert and Schiedeman gaining strength as Spartacus riots subside. unrest centers on a railway station and former Imperial printing plant. Dispatches from Hamburg and Düsseldorf note sporadic outbreaks, with government troops active to restore order amid political tension.
In Cleveland two men distributing posters were rounded up as authorities detained a Socialist editor warned an imminent revolutionary act. United Press report notes Bolshevik activity as police prepared to confront the crowd tonight.
New York January 11 Tomorrow will be observed as a day of prayer for peace by all Protestant churches across the nation. General recommendations for the worship service have been issued by the Padurat Council of the Church of Christ.
In Copenhagen on January 11 reports say Karl Liebknecht, noted opponent of Spartuone, was fatally shot in Borla duty log. The account notes a sighting and urgent dispatches as the war rumor claims spread.
A county committee arranged for the opening of a milk processing plant near Walon City with plans for a large depot to receive milk. The project aims to serve Erie Crawford and War counties, though shipping costs to Dijon City may delay full regional access. A meeting of the Anirymen from Erie Crawford and War counties is set in Erie to discuss the effort and rally farmers to support former rights.
The funeral of Mrs Mary Keleher was held this morning at Pomina church with a large gathering of relatives and sympathizers in attendance. Requiem Mass celebrated by Rev Father M. Trao on vocal music by Miss Stolle Bas followed, with tribute paid to the deceaseds loyalty and exemplary conduct. Burial took place in Bt Thom 4M cemetery. In attendance were bearers J Austin W Lyons F J Keefe Famon Mulhoien D J Lyons and Wit am Rourke. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs TB Costallo Bradford Mr and Z moi fi mie London.
A police report describes a complex disposal case involving a man found wandering near a city building yesterday in Mestipor. The subject, from Warren asylum, had four months of treatment for alcohol issues and hallucinations. Police fear the situation may worsen as authorities work to secure safe handling and care.
The National Bank of Lewisville in New Cavito Indiana was robbed of fifty thousand dollars in Liberty Bonds. Safety deposit boxes were broken and robbed by burglars identified as Mr and Mrs W H Haymore. The crime occurred during the public viewing of the late Jaton Ze Cutherton.
Erratic and garbled report details federal aid potential for Erie County to secure coal for military use. Text mentions 25 000 tons, public safety, and aid from United States government with road funding and projects from Cleveland to Buffalo and Pittsburgh to Rye. Officials urge county commissioners to press state and federal channels.
A Meadvillain robbery case details a suspect story with Mrs Mugubo Tuatto, an apartment incident, and a $674 theft. The report notes a woman found bound and the thief’s location unclear, as investigators press for where the money was placed and who aided the crime.
In New York, miners aim to arbitrate with mine owners amid efforts led by War Labor Board. President Wilson’s administration previously directed the board to pursue arbitration to resolve labor disputes.
Notice warns January 15 is the last day to obtain dog licences in NH city with penalties after the 26th. It mentions fees for female and male dogs and states few have been issued so far.
A call urges every eligible local woman to sew one garment for Belgian refugees, with a target to assemble ready items for immediate shipment. The note stresses prompt action to meet the relief needs and mentions Red Cross involvement.
Today’s casualty list includes Private Lynn J. Lebaron of Union City amid a chaotic report from the American Expeditionary Forces commanding general. The entry notes Died from wounds and states others were wounded or missing in an airplane accident with several names partially garbled.
Former Rivone division engineer Atlee, tied to West Philadelphia, died Thursday afternoon when he was shot by a door and struck by debris in a tunnel abutment of a moving train. He was known locally as a crack basketball shooter who played at Exposition Park on the Fourth of July.
London says Bonar Law undertakes a notable flight to France marking a major gesture in postwar diplomacy. An army pilot accompanying the envoy will fly the route, expected to illustrate steadfast Allied cooperation and bolster negotiations.
A garbled local notice shows unexpected deaths and births totals for the year 1978 in Wayne Township. It cites Elston as a leading figure and references Hope and Hilton areas, noting 12 months and 160 winded counts with unclear context.
The evening illustrated lecture by Prof Williams showcased 16 slides from a tour of 1907 to Jerusalem and nearby sites. Speakers referenced recent events and Holy City conditions while noting examples from the American Colony and other locations.
Landers of the Woman's Reform League notes a large gathering next week to review several committee matters. Reports from Ioagin workers cite railway station discomfort and an incident where a drunk man insulted a woman and her daughter on an evening outing. The Ioagnia group will meet Tuesday at 7 65 at the First Presbyterian Church to discuss actions and safety measures.
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