07 May 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1919
Page
1
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A large crowd welcomed Company A Boys Home as they arrived from duty. Lieutenant Welle announced completion of training at Camp Dix, with many veterans and townspeople cheering. The roster lists several Corry men including Corey, Willan, Raymond Cooney, and others, awaiting further work and homeward duties.
A dense OCR transcript lists numerous names and units such as Union City and Talon City corps, with a long roster including Vern Min Chy Corry, Haswell Willis, George Smith, William Gordon, and Charles Toitink. It references Cap Dix and various private soldiers, plus hospital mentions and page-six note.
Premier Orlando and Foreign Minister Sonnino returned to Paris with the Italian delegation. In sessions with the Big Four, it was announced that President Wilson would submit to the American Senate a special agreement to shield France from future attacks. Lloyd George was to present the same pact to the British parliament, forming a triple-protection accord.
At Versailles on May 7 1919 German envoys formally received the Allied peace terms from Premier Clemenceau. The German text was handed to them by Secretary Da Tasca as the brief ceremony concluded in fourteen minutes on the fourth anniversary of the Lusitania sinking.
A fragmented wartime dispatch reports Claude Kelly admitting guilt in a high profile incendiary case. The piece outlines Allied demands, German reparations, and postwar terms including military disarmament, troop limits, and maritime restrictions. It notes ongoing Allied control measures and urgent domestic actions as victory looms.
Memorial list honors members of Company A who died in action or in service including Lt Randall S Houghton Corry Sept 29 Lt Thompson Corry Sept 18 Prvt Harry Hanes Prvt Robert Shaw Sept 19 Harold Groves Sept 19 Arlo Warren Union City Sept 29 Lewis Hawley Corry Oct 5 Glenn Paulson Corry Apr 11 Pryt Clayton Skiff Corry date unknown. note this excludes Corry boys killed serving with other units.
President Wilson issued a call for an extra session of Congress to convene May 19. Arrival of the cable was announced from the White House. Republican leaders urged chairmen to travel to Washington to prepare major appropriation measures and other new legislation for the extra session.
A chaotic Toledo style report details Chief Paulson and Deputy Fire Marshalls confronting Kelly and a tangled confession over a Nantes barn arson. The prisoner faced court on arson charges, with intense testimony from officers and others, while investigations progress and plans for further tests emerge.
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