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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1919
Page
1
Damaged notice fragment mentions a shop and a place in New Orleans area with garbled names. Details are unreadable. only partial locations like Boll Street and a Shop appear. Unable to extract a coherent event or entities.
A sharp clash in Congress pits Republicans against the president over Wilsons wartime policy. Senator Tay of Louisiana signals support for the Woman suffrage movement while Senate leaders press to block or delay the administration’s agenda. The battle centers on appropriations and key bills affecting military, railway, and agricultural funding as party factions vie for leverage before adjournment.
Berne reports the Norman government confronts a severe political crisis as revolts threaten the Weimar regime. Across regions, military and civilian factions demand immediate changes, with fears the government may collapse and devolution shift ahead.
A Nash Quad truck demonstration drew crowds as the four wheel drive vehicle crossed streets and hauled heavy loads. City officials and fire department observers touted its traction and potential for tough road conditions amid the show.
Washington March 1 United Press reports the Federal Reserve today barred trade with Russia under Bolshivik control by prohibiting the import or export of the polim quabo, effectively halting most commerce with the nation. The move targets Bolshivik controlled regions in Russia and aims to isolate the regime from international trade.
Reports indicate Madrid declares martial law after violent clashes between police and rioters during food riots. The situation escalates as civil order collapses and damage is reported across the city with concerns over security and supplies.
Kidward Wooks arrived in the morning after a Navy service in England. He returned home January 7 to attend church services including a Litany and Holy Communion. George Patterson spent today in Merlo.
Six Phelys announced the transfer of the Wilcox men to City Market noting the market will continue high grade meat and goods in the waite area. Local market leader Mr Phelps retains department oversight maintaining experience and steady prices as the market reorganizes under new ownership.
The commission did not convene as scheduled last night. A member remarked the meeting would discuss a truck contract and investigate rock formations related to Inver Lait. Attendance and a possible rescheduling were noted with emphasis on delaying decisions.
Fragmentary report notes cold conditions with possible showers in Woatlin Pair and Collar. Temperature shifts and wind expected to impact tonight's weather, with cautious outlook for early morning hours.
Washington reports a cumulative military death toll from World War I totaling 7,804,000, with Germany at 1,600,000 and Britain at 200,700. The United States lists 90,000 deaths among its forces, with 984,000 of returning soldiers and 7,000 missing. March figures from the War Office summarize global losses through February.
A dated banking letter reports a lost valuable paper found and sent to a bank. It notes the finder believes the item belonged to a customer of the National Bank and urges the bank to respond to inquiries. The note warns that any party attempting to retrieve the papers should contact the bank to recover them.
A fragment recalls Lunt evening entertainments at the Emianuo Episcopal church and Maple Avenue home visits. The City hospital reorganization debate concluded with vestry support for the reform plan. Modern Dames elected officers Blanche Rosa president and Norm Allenstreamier secretary, with Mrs Waterman handling press. next meet at Mrs Prod Rows home. Purity Club enjoyed an elaborate seven oclock dinner and a bridge session led by D. Dr. Alexander. Merry Makers paid a surprise visit to Mr and Mrs Georgs Thoman, marking a wedding anniversary celebration with music and refreshments.
About thirty members of the Curry Motor Club attended a meeting in the Board of Commerce rooms. A lengthy report on Gail ready issues was made. The Mood Roads Improvement Association was discussed and thirty four new members were added to the organization. Plans for a barbecue and smoker were set for soon, with activities to be held in two weeks.
Attendees from multiple cities gather in Erie for a regional conference. Speakers include Hartley, Brooks, Waggoner, Wickson, Morty, Windleses, and Tosneliiing, with participation from Shine, Prossor, and others. Sessions cover therapy, church activities, and community programs, culminating in an evening banquet.
March 1 United Prana Stockholm reports Lithuanians refuse a Bolshevik armistice after a prior advance. No armistice will be granted until Bolsheviks withdraw from all Lithuanian territory, as government asserts.
The United Press reports that France and Japan propose amendments to regional conference outcomes. Delegations from Union City Wattburg Tituayillo Pleasantville Kore HL and Mill Village will send representatives. Paris March 1 notes moves toward ratification and a broader push for international cooperation amid talks on immigration and constitutional language.
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