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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1919
Page
1
A fragmented report outlines tense preparations for a looming Senate battle over a peace treaty. It references President Wilko and administration officials maneuvering to rally support, with critics pressing for delays and demands for concessions.
A W B Hargraves reports that Major Seotn, commander of the Bogllah alfeigniy HAL, plans to begin the return voyage tomorrow afternoon at 4 oclock. The South fe bilroin ni Moiads reportedly aided by good clinical conditions, with AE Le Jorree Ay Warr begun tomorrow morning as per plans for the Snottung Atlantic mission.
Washington report says the Army of Occupation, under Alex Alyn, is sending divisions homeward. The Fourth division proceeds toward Pyouh Park, while others head to Florida, with summer operations planned and renewed. Mrs. Kate M Powers dies at Corry capital after illness. Eugene Powers and Mrs. Warren Wood noted among survivors. A stove accident hospitalizes another, with care and prognosis detailed. Birth announced: a son David to Mr and Mrs B J Povey on July base.
Report from Naples and Genoa notes reduced unrest as Soviet influence grows in several Italian cities. Workers’ committees gain access to food, prices fall, and shop openings resume while authorities press for concession to avoid broader strikes.
United Press reports President Wilson will set out within two weeks to campaign across the country in support of the League of Nations covenant. He plans to visit the Pacific coast and review naval forces while responding to Senate questions from the Judiciary and Foreign Relations committees.
A fragmented Washington dispatch reports calls that the President remain at home amid a dispute over travel and alleged foreign influence. Representative Campbell of Thanans questions presidential prerogatives, alleging overseas prestige and isolation risk. The piece notes Wilton's European reception and a linked foreign policy controversy.
Mrs ust Meh and W. D. Powers of the Christy Shows report travel through northern Manitoba reaching the far north as railways extend. They describe a midnight show at Grayd terminal, followed by a severe rain and wind storm that damaged the ground but injured none. The weather is harsh with long winters and the region relies on sparse supply chains and dogs for hauling.
The Beoutmaatier of Corry Mroop reports government charity awards for Scouts who sold stamps. Notable recipients include Lena Frank Dingfelder, Raymond Sandburg, Warren Lipton, Elwin Moray, Robart Lewis, Harald Dugan, and Shy Drape among others. The Beoutmaatier covers the program and lists multiple named Scouts who earned palm and button rewards for their efforts.
Fragmentary 19th century notes recount local figures and events. The text references Marion Opera House, various merchants and engineers, and plans surrounding transport and public concerns. Several names appear, including Ollie Paluser and others, with scattered mentions of contracts, auctions, and community projects.
Wilson returns to the White House after a four day absence to prepare for a major policy push. The president plans to deliver a national message tomorrow outlining treaty mediation with the League of Nations as tensions rise in Europe amid aggressive allies and cautious allies.
A high tempo scheduled game at 6 30 promises to be the best ever in Stony City with Corry facing Pittsburgh Taiepond Cubs, a strong Western Pennsylvania lineup. Local hopes rest on Hinge Dintonil stars and finance parties to draw crowds and ensure a successful night.
County commissioners plan a fall paving program on North East and North West highways with four miles in Wayay township. Bids were opened after bids for the Findlay Lake road contract, with Highway Construction Co of Tickes favored to complete the project this season, subject to state approval.
Secretary Daniels announced in Washington that a new Pacific fleet will commence mobilization on July 19. The plan includes formation of a new task force and activation of regional units to strengthen maritime defense.
Annew Herlin reports Foreign Minister Hermann Mueller will propose the German position on delivering the former Kaiser to the Allies. Mueller opposes harsh terms and seeks to block Kaiser transfer despite Allied pressure. Mrs. W. Shaver of Euclid Street learns her grandmother Mrs. William Shirey of Emlenton has died at 53. Mr and Mrs. Shaver marked their 62nd wedding anniversary last April. he travels to attend the funeral tomorrow.
Modern dispatch claims Allied support will back Admiral Kolchak and the anti Bolshevik government. It notes aid from the United States and other powers as Russia seeks to stabilize amid civil conflict and foreign intervention.
A lively Lilkin Guid social at Dorothy Wilcox's home featured a welcoming supper and a short business session. Delegates announced a nest meeting for Tuesday evening July 28 at Mrs Springstead and Mrs Myhiel Springsiwa Doig’s home with guests Lea Owen of Costy and Mine Fanella Opt Yuple of Waterford. The piece notes a June 30 wedding at Waterford’s ML E church and a subsequent automobile trip for Gwen Toft and spouse, with stops in Pittsburgh, Baltimore, and Maryland.
London reports Matthias Breberger, Germanys finance minister, told the National Assembly the government aims to increase revenue by 900 par to meet postwar obligations. He outlined a program and warned that passage could push the nation toward austerity and a period of meaning hardship. Local weather shows showers tonight and tomorrow.
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