06 May 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1919
Page
1
The provided text is fragmented and multilingual, lacking decodable events, names, or locations. No identifiable person, organization, or place can be reliably extracted to form a factual news item summary.
Reported May 1 details heavy winds and a volatile scene as a Slayer suspect was protected by the constabulary at Lae hake Hieitehing. Volunteers and police positioned units from Latrobe to prevent violence while riots and intimidation were noted, with officials stating no action against the mob.
United States dispatch reports Petrograd under a state of siege as the city remains tense near the former imperial seats. The narrative notes military movements around Motpojena and Taare Ane, with authorities maintaining control in the capital amid ongoing turmoil.
A leaked confidential report claims the ex German emperor William II is in Holland and would be tried, with authorities denying any official consent to his return or surrender. The document notes secrecy and possible government restrictions on disclosure.
A Conference Committee organizes plans for a Young People's District Sunday School convention to be held May 10 at Wiley. The program includes four speakers on fourfold topics, a special health and mental outlook talk, singing segments, and a dance recreation hour. Registration urged. about fifty already signed, with hopes for many more.
In a May veto, Governor Sproul rejected a trade measure aimed at limiting competition. Downey reported another large catch as he returned from Spring Creek with a three-pound brown trout, 22 inches, joined by Ruppersberger in a nine fish afternoon.
The Commerce Board will receive reports on the Liberty convention with President Bentley’s address and remarks by prominent figures including Carter Glass, Edward Neiley, and Walker Wines. Attendees are invited to attend the Monday evening session and hear officials discuss the convention’s outcomes.
A series of social items describe a JPMG meeting on a Wednesday, a Missionary Circle event at 30 West Peat Street, and various club activities. Members are listed with roles, including the Bunty School class officers and the Garry Own Club’s dance at Maccabees Hall ending at midnight with Messenger's Orchestra. A church group plans a gathering at the library building tomorrow afternoon.
Reported from Rockaway Beach that the Halifax voyage was set to begin but strong winds forced a postponement. The preliminary trip across the Atlantic faces delays as weather worsens.
United Press reports Cleveland May 6 that the Worth Federal Reserve diaryist must report Victory Bodaloa totaling 198,054,000 this week if the quota of 450,000,000 is totus raised. Sales up to noon tar qtaled 4311,946,000.
Readable fragments describe Company A boys returning from a campaign with details about transportation, marching orders, and a public welcome. Mentions of Walling Wellman, Camp Dix, Brig, and local officials indicate plans for a homecoming parade and fire whistle signals. Preparations focus on farewell ceremonies and escort routes.
A deadly fire in Columbus early today left six people dead and several injured. Four others were hospitalized as firefighters battled intense flames at a large apartment building, where windows were blown out and the front walls burned away. The blaze caused about 490000 in damage. investigators are examining the scene for a cause.
An elegant artists recital was held last evening in Prof H C Wilson’s room at West Washington Street. Miss Lil Vio Barnes and Mrs Eli Barlow performed with Miss Barnes offering Chopin pieces including Pantasio in G sharp and Inpromptu No 64, while Mrs Barlow played Love’s Dream by Liszt and Etude by Wallenhaupt.
The article discusses campaign pledges and loan leaders pushing for faster progress on a top priority project. It cites Treasury department figures and a district report showing rising employment and estimated costs, with analysts warning bond issuance may be needed to fund further work.
Mayor T. Alexander and Board of Commerce president O. Bentley appealed to all residents to decorate homes and businesses in honor of Company A, expected to return home tomorrow morning.
Fragmentary text reports travel plans and officials with numerous garbled words. It mentions Austria and a group of men traveling, with unclear destinations and actions described amid corrupted OCR. No coherent event details.
A Harrisburg report notes that the nonpartisan repealer measure passed in the state capital by a narrow vote. The article discusses opposition, the suppression of broad support, and mentions key figures and local reactions amid political contention.
The Nominating Committee seeks public input on candidates for Corry Hospital directors. Citizens are urged to submit suggestions confidentially, noting that those in supplying trades or physicians cannot serve. Mail names to committee members Frank Aurie N Troy Gillette or Arthur Colegrove.
A Texets supper sale is planned at the Presbyterian Church this Thursday evening. Tickets were issued to indies in charge and were quickly claimed. organizers expect a strong turnout and aim to start serving promptly at 6:30 with out-of-town speakers departing by 8:40. The event is billed as inaugurating a new viral movement and promises a pleasant evening.
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