10 Jun 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
1
The readable portions hint at a jumble of names and phrases without coherent narrative. Entities like Iowa and various personal names appear, but no clear event, date, or outcome emerges for a concise summary.
The readable fragments describe a disjointed discussion on health cleansing and phosphate action, mentioning water treatment and a list of names and places. The passage references afternoon routines, mood, and a mix of names such as Hamilton and Irving, but the overall content is severely garbled and lacks a coherent event or clear individuals.
Chancellor Hill delivered a lengthy speech before local business leaders praising will and opportunity. He urged support for transportation and industrial growth, promising new prosperity if development advances. The talk urged unity among alumni and emphasized justice and equal opportunity across industry and government.
A speech by a union leader argues against equality of results and for equal opportunity, urging unity to support a strong American government, promote citizen duties, and resist revolutionary and reactionary forces. The address references labor, social policy, and national strength amid wartime rhetoric.
In a pivotal report from United Prods, Mile commission and Allied officials grapple with reparations and postwar terms. The piece notes European powers push for decisive action while factions within the Allies differ on next steps toward a settlement and the role of German negotiations.
A local university hosts an organization promoting loyalty to the nation and opposing Molotov, anarchism, and un-American ideas. Membership costs $1 annually, with plans to form more chapters in the state. A substantial turnout praised the address and future visits were pledged.
United Press dispatch reports Sixth Division troops arriving at Mount Vernon port with about ten thousand men. The force moves from divisions across almost every state as the reorganization continues. Morrisburg reports June 10 that the House approves the Wiskerman prohibition bill proposing a Prohibition Commissioner and eight deputy agents.
A garbled OCR paragraph references Joseph Rogan and a county road project. It mentions completion of pavement works, involvement of supervisors, and anticipated authorities or hearings. The text is fragmentary with many unreadable segments but centers on Rogan completing road work and related approvals.
The notice asks for data on all local service and war work within the county. It seeks names, dates, places, and roles of residents who contributed to World War I efforts, including Liberty Loan participation, with plans for a county World War Record and a county roll of war work.
A New York state game warden detained Mrs Bluss and Miss Ditty near Clymer for fishing without a license. They faced fines totaling 25 dollars plus court costs after appearing before a local justice. The incident signals an intensified patrol in Chautauqua County targeting nonresident anglers.
A long article describes an organ and piano recital scheduled for Wednesday and Saturday. It mentions performers Williams of L, Dr. William, and Rossiter G. Cale, with details on vocal quabs, a choir fund, and a campus or city hall venue. The program includes a new piece and a theatrical recital with planned amplification and a prize or pairing for the audience.
Springfield June 10 The Illinois House of Representatives voted unanimously to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment after a brief session. The action marks Illinois as a ratifying state and follows earlier legislative moves toward national approval.
The New York Giants overwhelmed Pittsburg with strong hitting as pitching by Hill faltered and Miller struggled in relief. Duccaneers offered little resistance as Giants pushed ahead, leaving Pittsburg unable to keep pace and dropping the game by a wide margin.
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