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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1919
Page
1
Paris reports the Supreme War Council will ratify the tentative financial provisions and reparations terms with Germany. Officials indicate the indemnity amount is nearly fixed and adjustments from allied powers are being finalized.
Suspects robbed a national bank, taking about 5000 dollars. Police traced a lead to a vehicle, and authorities requested assistance from neighboring departments as the investigation continues.
The article reports that city commissions oppose repealing the Third Class City Act. It notes plans to discuss changes at upcoming meetings, potential shifts to mayor and council forms, and strong opposition from proponents of the existing commission form of government.
Brie March 19 Colonel Wilcox of Carry presided at an inspection and review of a militia unit in Erie City. The gathering included the Geneva gun company and other militia members as they discussed armory needs and training.
Paris reports work on the preliminary peace treaty is moving rapidly with signs it may be completed by March 20 and signed in Vorvalllon. Harrisburg notes lawmakers seek higher teacher salaries and plan talks with Governor Sproul, while wireless reports from returning transports will be coordinated by General Beary to inform mayors across the state.
Secretary of War Baker announced that U S troops will be pulled from Liberia in the spring with the exact date left to weather conditions. The report also mentions transportation and railway administration notes and a rail line disruption in the region.
The Standard Turnbuckle company plans a major expansion into auto parts and aircraft turnbuckles. Growth includes new product lines, increased production, and contracts to support rural signaling and inventory work as the plant scales up toward full operation.
A suspect in the murder of his wife is set to appear for trial. The report notes a warrant and arrest details, with mentions of a United Press dispatch and local officials providing preliminary statements.
Beginning March 2 the United Brethren Church will be open every Saturday from 7 to 10. All members and the congregation are invited to attend with music and a general get-together to become better acquainted and support church works. The congregation has seen a large membership increase and excellent work continues.
The meeting last evening elected officers for Canyones Commandery No 51 Knights Templar Eminent Commander B J Lewis Generalissimy George McKel Yey Captain Goneal T H Winger Recorder Frank T Babbitt Treasurer C R Powell and other posts.
In a chaotic report the Pittsburgh engineers address ten concerns and offers, while a survey is described as disgusting. The piece mentions state officials, highway plans, and bids affecting local infrastructure and planning.
Washington March 18 The conference between officials of the new housing board and steel leaders Gary and Schwas was held today to discuss a government plan to lower prices. The session aimed to frame a new schedule that would approach prewar price levels for steel.
Washington reports that advertising will revive the country as Roger Babasa of the Department of Labor and allied authorities advocate aggressive campaigns. They urge major industry groups to start extensive advertising to end stagnation, with optimism for quick improvement. Prices for pork and pork products are expected to rise further, según department forecasts.
Mrs Mead presented a generous gift to the local high school. Officials praise the donation as a meaningful token of remembrance and note the mounted work now on display in the school’s cabinet, highlighting community support.
The commanding general of the American Expeditionary Forces releases a casualty tally for the current incident. It records killed in action, died of wounds, wounded severities, and missing or undetermined cases. Names such as George D. DeWolf and Franklin Alexander are noted among the wounded slightly.
Local display features glass caskets by Uy Claas Cuakat Company of Altwa nna. One burial casket is shown crafted from a single piece of clear glass with a top opening. Additional models offer different tint choices and imitation wood finishes.
In a letter reproduced in the New York American, William Randolph Hearst argues for protection as a central relief political issue of the coming presidential campaign, signaling a revival of protectionist stance for the platform.
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