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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
1
A likely Anglo French accord discusses modifications to punitive measures after the German crisis. The text indicates both sides favor prompt return of terms to the German authorities and urges early confirmation of revised demands.
Secretary of the Navy urged strong naval upgrades and rapid aircraft progress during graduation exercises at the Naval Academy. He said wartime energy would continue into peacetime, with plans to expand air power and surface fleet capabilities beyond wartime needs.
A theft suspect identified as Tang, linked to a Kentucky stolen car, was arrested by Motor Vehicle Office officers Aldolf and Weiser after a car chase through several streets ending near West Linke tonn and East avenue. The fugitive, held on multiple charges, attempted a rapid escape before capture.
A man with nine children was arrested on a charge of disposing stolen paint. He sought to return paint to a local store by contacting the Barlow company and providing another owner’s name. Investigators traced the paint to a location on East Washington Street and recovered several gallons. Prosecution was not pursued.
A fumbled text suggests senators debate prohibition at a national convention. References to Washington and Whittington press unclear names and roles, but indicate broad backing among lawmakers for constitutional prohibition measures.
A scrambled report describes Irvineton’s second game of the season at Washington Street Court, with players from the local Boyd squad facing Trine University and other Rounds in a rough, incomplete recap.
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a hearing involving Irish interests and a Senate vote. Details are unclear due to corruption, but suggests a governmental discussion or hearing and possible vote outcomes.
Governor Sproul signed into law today a measure shielding voters facing public notice requirements and limiting certain municipal actions. The action follows debates in the state capitol about authority and public welfare.
The funeral for Jasmin Patton will be held tomorrow afternoon at about four at the home in Oliver, with Rev John B. Hontuck officiating. Burial will be in Pine Grove cemetery, Corry, with the committal service at the graveside.
A motorcycle accident on North Cover Street injured three people. A car driven by Walter Horton collided with a motorcycle carrying Mies Ate Mofltoy and others. Rescue crews treated the injured on scene and transported them to local hospitals.
Ottawa reports Canada’s war debt at 220 per person with total expenditures for the current year seen near 111,050,000,000 and annual pensions around 455,000,000. Officials estimate per capita burden will rise to about 4220 given authorizations and forecasts.
Washington orders immediate private use of telephone and telegraph system under emergency control. The order states the preventive measures will remain in effect and officers with union ties will be removed from duty. Weather forecast: partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with probable total showers.
A long, crowded local item lists many names and events from the area. It mentions Mrs. Broil York and the return of a local figure, with social and church activities noted. There's a report on fruit crops in the Lake Shore district, noting a poor apple year and potential grape and sugar supplies.
The article records a recital by Mr. Williams and various community happenings including a church reception for Mrs. and Mrs. Teo, a W. O. T. I. gathering, and notes on local school activities and juror pay under a new state law. It mentions individuals like Avila Raymond Willan and Dora Abel, and references Sugar Grove and the Presbyterian church social.
The article notes Chancellor Hill will speak here Sunday at a city venue. It mentions WWII era references and a public event with a planned talk, urging attendance and signaling community interest in the address.
A fragmentary report describes university hospital parking and auxiliary car management. It notes concerns about vehicle organization and access near the main hospital facilities and related traffic issues.
Readable fragments describe a scheduled get together and a smoker event. The note mentions a house gathering and a committee plan. It urges members of the organization to attend and consider future sittings. The text is fragmented but indicates an upcoming social and organizational meeting.
Thirty members of the Daughtens of lly visited Mrs Giblin at her home on Rail Street for a surprise social evening with ice cream and cake. Mint Qtpin left for Sea Isle City while friends regret her departure. a hive of Oma 1D 1 pi presents a token flower. At the regular meeting of the club, EJ Elles announced Flag Day plans for September with a program featuring the Daughter of hie Geni and a guest.
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