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20 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
1
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Allies have agreed to include the League in the present treaty with a pact to be complete by Saturday. The conference discusses German parity, naval provisions, and territorial safeguards as key elements, with preliminary drafts to be finalized at a forthcoming meeting.
New gas grates designed for efficient heating were unveiled by the Corry concern. The firm showcased a novel flame pattern and a compact unit intended for modern homes. Early tests indicated a 0 percent gas loss with promising efficiency and smoother operation in the stove line.
Reported by United Prom on March 20 and attributed to the Supreme War Council it states orders to Poton and Ukranians to end fighting. The text is fragmented but implies a directive to halt hostilities.
M R Loder returns to New York after two month reassignment at Corry Hospital to oversee reorganization. He will spend May in New York, then travel to New London Connecticut for further hospital work before moving to Michigan for assignments with several hospitals. The hospital directory will track the movement as the program proceeds.
Bishop Israel Will, Brio, will make his annual visitation to Emmanuel Episcopal Church on Wednesday evening March 26. A reception is planned at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Le We Oldy from 4 to 6 o'clock, with a confirmation service to follow and a reception for parishioners and friends. A parish meeting and planning session were held yesterday to arrange the events and invite all members and friends to attend.
United Press dispatch from Reneva reports Allied command officials declaring that Karlsruhe and Mannheim have been occupied by Prussian troops to quell threatened Spartacist unrest. The action, taken amid broader measures to secure threatened areas, signals intensified military activity in central Germany.
Report states Wirnger of eau Jovy rer brought before authorities in Lit Hogk Ark amid alleged fraud tied to Elite Rowk ty Jers contest. Two managers, Hawteil Uiak ale and others, face accusations of arranging a rigged draw and a 4200 return under a guarantee. Prosecution notes postponement until Morell 18 as investigations proceed. The case centers on alleged payment schemes and misconduct in organizing the event.
Two Franklin girls march at the depot admit guilt to intoxication and window damage. They pleaded guilty and received a sentence of paym ent for repairs while promising not to repeat the act. They were remanded by the police magistrate to await further action.
Polish cabinet and parliament rally to rebuff Bolshevik advance as military actions intensify around Minsk. officials vow to evacuate key positions and defend national borders amid the ongoing conflict with Bolshevik forces.
Washington reports discuss Japan and race discrimination in the League of Nations pact. Officials fear the draft may fail to satisfy opposition and complicate American immigration policy toward Japan. The issue repeats ongoing tensions between the United States and Japan, provoking weariness in western states.
Ralph Tillotson of northwestern Pennsylvania, ex Congress member, is found guilty on sedition charges. The report notes he and two others were judged by a court and sentenced to prison terms. The language references a strike against democratic processes and political figures. The outcome confirms convictions for attempts to subvert authority.
Four year old Ernest Brickman went missing from Mio East Main Street while his parents visited neighbors. Authorities and neighbors searched the area with help from school officials and local residents. Police urged the public to contact the Brickman home if they sighted the boy, who stands about five feet tall and was last seen wearing a chore coat and stocking cap. In a separate item, reports from Copenhagen say a Bolshevik faction formed in Didhamia with new members from several Russian cities including Kithna Holng.
The Board of Directors of Ainsitire of Hie Towel Hf Poninorge appointed the War Activities Committee to plan a Welcome and celebration. The committee includes Sinorge OH, Uurtow, Reyafadey Th, Bruch, C1, Brown, A, M, Cologreyy, DWurray DeRosay, Li W Obls, Wat tue Ponke, Dre PM, Wood, Key. They discussed Victory Loan drive operations and a draft for April events. The meeting also covered telegram replies from Wellman Refrigerator and Ty Metal Produits companies and pending road improvements nationwide.
A Corry citizen argues that when local hospital beds are scarce nonpaying patients burden the system and force charity. He urges residents to support their own hospital and doctors, noting the need for able patients to pay or be treated locally to reduce costs and injustice.
General von Mendung issued a statement defending the Kaiser’s flight to Holland saying it served the Fatherland and saved the German people from peril. Weather forecast notes fair tonight and Friday with calm conditions.
A chaotic dispatch details a broad offensive and shifting alliances, naming leaders, towns, and wartime actions. The piece references military movements, civilian impact, and ongoing investigations as the conflict unfolds across multiple fronts.
Residents report a suspicious disturbance during an inspection of Company K last evening led by Brigadier General Crosswell. The event prompted approvals from General Cresswell and was followed by an unusually late supper waived after the fluxptional.
Paris reports the Controller General of the liberated provinces says France will welcome and need American business help to reconstruct the war torn regions. He notes it may take ten years to regain territory and urges American experts in modern and sanitary construction to participate, with plans to involve U.S. businesses in the grand restoration effort.
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