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A short fragment notes a date around April 1 for an event titled Tent OW 1. The readable text mentions preparations or a tentative schedule but lacks clear descriptions of participants or location.
23 Jan 1919
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1919
Page
1
A short fragment notes a date around April 1 for an event titled Tent OW 1. The readable text mentions preparations or a tentative schedule but lacks clear descriptions of participants or location.
The readable fragments hint at a dated event involving a seven element ring or ringed item from 195. Specific names, places, or outcomes are not clear, but the text suggests a historical sports or artifacts reference from mid twentieth century.
The City Commission finished plans for the present emergency including relocation of police and fire headquarters, library basement use, and temporary operations at multiple sites. Officials noted assets to replace worn equipment and address health office findings while outlining timelines for move and new facilities.
A chaotic wartime bulletin lists casualties and wounded with names and addresses, including Horry boy and John R. Anilonijoy, plus notes on missing persons and arrests. Reports from American Headquarters in Germany cite grave casualties, localized fighting, and troop actions. mentions Berlin and Krupp orders, with updates on political figures such as Vance McCormick.
A county tally shows 407 liquor houses across Nile with 207 duplicates. Erie city lists 15 retailers and 46 wholesalers as of January, with many towns reporting single retailer applications and several districts noting zero or two licenses awaiting Quarter Sessions review in February and potential July suspensions.
United press from Lisbon reports government crackdown on monarchist groups. Officials say measures target subversive activity while authorities work to stabilize the state amid political tension.
A Friday evening event at the State Armory supports the Stanford Hoss Company and the Ukot wife. The Lorry Concert band will perform with additional programs by the Hoye Con and the Gnainta Club. A tango drill and banquet arrangements are planned, with attendees urged to attend.
Health facility data from Corry Hospital outlines services and capacity. Details cover Memorial Hospitals in the county with notes on bed counts staffing and patient care provision.
Paris dispatch reports President Wilson due back February 18 after Allied talks. Chepenakas Brothers of the Arcade project remodeling to honor war workers and extend memorial scope with a new tablet. A committee will present plans to raise $100,000 at the next meeting. Weather shows cold, rain likely Friday.
Fragmentary report notes Berlin plunged into darkness with rail and streetcar services largely halted. Officials cite mass power outages and disrupted utilities. streets show few operations as residents cope with outages and limited essential services.
A United Press despatch reports Paris disputing the War Council decision to partially recognize the Soviet regime at a pivotal conference. French newspapers debate whether the move aids or hinders the anti Bolshevik effort, with emphasis on Poland and future military action.
United Press reports Hoover denied rumors he worked for packers or used his USDA role to aid them. The assertion tied to opposition to the $100,000,000 relief bill for European suffering, with critics labeling Hoover as influenced by packer interests.
The 112th Regiment Band plans a three week tour from Oil City to northwest Pennsylvania towns including Franklin, Meadville, Corry and Erie. The group aims to perform for veterans and townsfolk returning from France, with a full concert program and signals of a grand “welcome home” across the state.
The United States will use a North German Lloyd liner for repatriation of American soldiers from German ports. Only those not captured by the U S at war's outbreak will be returned. Germany will be paid for the action. Britain France and Italy will share authority over merchant vessels used for shipping provisions and transport.
Authorities offer increased reward in a firebug investigation involving an urban district. The note outlines a plan, warnings, and alleged steps by a suspect, with references to a dispatch and expected actions by law enforcement.
The conference discusses appropriation of funds for war damages and international questions of forts and sealeways. Key figures include Marshall Poth, Céwarat, Diaz, and Ghinevall Ugly among the attendees.
Stanford How Company will hold its regular meeting this evening at the State Armory. The agenda includes important business and notices that affect all company members. A buffer time will be observed after the business portion.
Police officers at the Antior Hotel late in the evening found two suspicious men. They confiscated two revolvers and ordered the men from the city.
A fragmentary report notes the return of Corry soldiers from France with mentions of names and units. The piece references postwar demobilization and related events at Port Aumwink and nearby areas, indicating ceremony and transfer of service members.
The Medical Board meeting at Olive Hospital discussed hospital uses of various forms and prepared a display for organizations. Attendees included Mrs Wright Mr Morgandgy Mrs Wood Rev Clotate and Miss Koto of the Ausilieer in attendance with proposals for stationery orders and hospital improvements.
Tarrinbiarg Tan reports the Agricultural Committee resigns after brief meeting and conflict with farm agents. The decision to inform Governor Sproul of their intent to step down follows repeated tensions within the committee over various issues.
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