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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1919
Page
1
A garbled entry discusses AI and a reference to dates and figures. It mentions a Sally or Sally-like name and several phone numbers, with unclear context and several stray numbers. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
The 28th Division faces possible retention of its title as plans unfold. Army leadership under General Beary emphasizes the division remains key in the current theater. Preparations continue with unit assignments and strategic posture adjustments amid shifting wartime demands.
Washington reports the Supreme Court denied Debs a new trial, upholding his conviction for violating the espionage act. The decision, tied to wartime violations, maintains the long-standing punishment that kept Debs imprisoned. A related item notes Romanian and Soviet movements in Europe as the war progresses.
The report outlines a potential settlement of the Danzig question with political actors discussing a plan. The article notes reactions from groups and officials and mentions ongoing parliamentary discussions and related political maneuvering.
A Waterford man died by suicide Saturday after an incident at a local location. Police report indicate a handgun was used and a bullet perforated the scene as responders arrived.
The highway department issues notice to boroughs about ongoing thawing and paving work. Local crews, led by municipal engineers, plan immediate repairs and safety upgrades on stretches from Lake to township lines. All parties must await formal project details and scheduling updates.
A boy was shot in Jamestown and a gun was found in an illus drawer. Investigators reported a missing survivor and a man named Jones was linked to the weapon. The incident sparked a search for the shooter and a motive.
A jumble of social items notes forthcoming weddings parties and lodge events. Upcoming ceremonies include a marriage in Columbia BC and several Crescent City gatherings with local officials and groups hosting socials and initiations.
A United Press dispatch from North Port notes a sudden vowel closure affecting daily life and traffic in the Cape Haitian region. Officials urge caution as the event unfolds with widespread impact on communication and transit.
The Evening News reports a rumoured plan involving an unclear treaty and a likely regional response. The article uses garbled phrasing making specific names and details difficult to identify.
Report describes a radiator burst at a tannery causing damage and losses across the facility. The incident disrupted operations, damaged equipment and prompted department staff to mobilize for repairs and safety checks. Police and fire responders assisted, with investigation ongoing into origin and consequences.
State Department investigates a Japanese land deal linked to a market opening project. The report references entities including Mel, Howrwutes, and Sopherp in a discussion of ownership, sale, and regulatory review.
A Portville man was killed in a shooting at a Lumvey office building, authorities say. The investigation points to a domestic dispute linked to a woman from Uldale, with the suspect entering the area and firing a rifle before taking his own life.
Newspaper dispatch reports new telegraph rates taking effect tomorrow at 2 am with per word charges rising to 96 cents for long messages and 50 cents for additional words. Public notices cite Burleson announcing increases to cover maintenance costs and fuels.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a probe into plans to damage PRR trains. Mentions a March incident and references a person named Halli and a possible court or investigation context. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Reported casualties from the American expeditionary force include 76 total with 22 died of wounds and 51 wounded severely. Names such as David Johnson of Stanlestown New York and Harry Muaney of Meadville appear among the reported cases.
E K Hall was injured at Falconer in a disturbance described as a bon matting incident. The home in Monitvil is cited with parents residing nearby, while details remain unclear as authorities investigate.
The article describes the opening of Baeder's with Maye mull Shaw's chocolates and Allegrott boxed confections to be offered. A dinner event at 7340 o'clock marks the launch while the shop closes earlier for preparations and many reservations have been made.
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