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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1919
Page
1
A muffled, incomplete report describes a bold nighttime theft attempt by a suspect in the Wolore suburb. No clear suspect or outcome is provided, but the incident disrupted a quiet street and drew local attention. No injuries reported.
A lossy passage outlines a proposed March 25 peace treaty with Germany and separate treaties with other powers. It notes a preliminary pact, a naval armistice, and boundaries, reparations, and potential follow up with Austria Hungary and Bulgaria as Allied terms are finalized. It mentions British Prime Minister Lloyd George and U.S. participation.
United Press reports that President Wilson and American envoys insist the League must be formed while opposing factions in Europe debate terms. The White House signals Wilson will address the War Council and clarify American aims, aiming to align with Allied leaders on the League’s vitality.
A disjointed United Press item claims another attempt to kill Lennie. The report mentions a malfunction and immediate action, but details are unclear and the wording is garbled.
United Press reports that a majority of the Senate pledged to vote against the League plan. Opposition leaders claim several Democrats may join to defeat the measure, with 52 votes needed for passage or defeat. The scene includes references to Teague of Nations and Round Robin context.
A reader, active in hospital circles, questions why physicians of the Corry Hospital have not publicly commented on the fund drive, who should oversee charity admissions, and whether outside experts were needed to audit finances. The letter critiques bookkeeping and asks why local doctors have not pressed for management changes.
Erie county supervisors met Saturday morning at the Court House in Erie. County Commissioner Joseph F. Rogan spoke on county finances and road funding, with other officials including Congressman Shreve and Assemblymen present. Debate covered hospital charges for nursing care and laboratory services, hospital funding, and questions about patient costs and administrative practices. Weather forecast adds rain tonight and fair cold.
A blaze at a North Com workshop occurred Saturday evening near 11 o clock. Firefighters responded and authorities traced the incident to an incendiary device, with multiple witnesses describing a man seen near the plant shortly before the alarm. Police launched a large investigation, interviewing workers and reviewing security footage as the city asks for tips.
A new Corry industry will begin operations Wednesday morning at the former Clark Mill site. The Corey Arangle Roller company will employ about 25 men initially, with additional workers expected as production ramps up. The venture marks a shift in local manufacturing as the plant begins producing wire products and related machinery.
The text reports that German radicals are uniting in response to the government’s failure to suppress the Spartacists. It notes heavy plans for a broad prosecution to build reputation and secure support. It mentions the government’s appeal for volunteers, but details show insufficient manpower to fully control Berlin and surrounding areas amid ongoing clashes.
On March 21 an organizing meeting is planned for a local rifle branch under the National Rifle Association. The event will feature appointed officers and a plan to form an indoor firing group with community participation urged.
The Belgians relief division of Cory Chapter American Red Cross appeals for clothing and relief items this week. Shipments should arrive by Tuesday or Wednesday. Chairman Mrs Northrop urges prompt delivery to meet the weeklong quota and support the Belgian relief campaign.
Morrisburg reports Governor Sproul will lead investigations into the excess price of anthracite coal. Attorney General prepares a brief on state powers, while Representative Glass introduces a bill to appoint a commission to set fixed food and staple prices.
The board of directors of the chamber of commerce will meet Wednesday evening to plan acts of support for soldiers. A demonstration and welcome for returning servicemen is expected with a show plan in Corry Waseda. The session will also discuss the upcoming Liberty Loan campaign.
Report of a local basketball game where the Catholic Athletic Club from Mondville defeated the Mondville five 16 to 2 at the Presbyterian gym. The Juniors aim to even the series in the next Tuesday game. The five games played this season show the Juniors with three wins.
Adjutant General Beary of the Youngylvagia Rescrva Militia announced camp dates. A camp for unmissioned officers will be held June 8 to 13, while the big camp occurs July 19 to 1. An inspection of the Local platoon at the state armory Wednesday evening with Brigadier General Charles Crexwell reviewing the soldiers.
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