09 May 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a 4-1 plan and references to Hohe bo bio Fowl dis and a person named Tator plus a distant remark about Hey havin. The readable items are sparse and lack clear events, dates, or entities to confirm a full report.
United Press dispatch reports German officials calling for direct oral talks as part of ongoing negotiations. The text references multiple modern terms and appears garbled, but centers on demands for discussion and terms, with no clear agreement noted.
Investigation into a 1914 street collision in Meadville and Erie details Mrs Laura Phillips and Mrs Deila White among injured parties. Witnesses and jurors reviewed the accident on Park Avenue near South Main Street, noting a motor car struck a pedestrian and a tiresome sequence that left White with head injuries and others hospitalized.
A fragmentary weather note indicates showers this afternoon and tonight with likely Saturday precipitation. The readable text mentions cool and damp conditions and suggests preparation for wet intervals. Local areas and exact timing remain unclear due to OCR gaps.
President Wilson appeals the American public to back the Victory Loan issue as Treasury officials report progress toward a target of 40 million to 490 million. The drive continues with more than 40 million pledged and ongoing efforts to reach the quota.
Philadelphia gears up for a large parade with 18,000 youngsters expected to march in the Tron division event next Thursday. City leaders anticipate broad representation from all local groups as the event aims to be the largest in the nation’s history.
Washington May 9 Senator Borah of Idaho sharply hinted that if Republicans surrender on the League of Nations question he would resign from the party and step aside. The statement signals potential shift in response to ongoing debate over the league.
A proposal to create a Public Building Commission is introduced by Senator Crow of Fayette. The bill outlines gubernatorial appointment of members and a commission to supervise building projects, with approval processes and duties to oversee locations and plans.
Mayor Alexander Ling received four communications from Congressman Abunk urging participation in a Philadelphia demonstration. Blank forms, to be sent to General Money at Harrineburg, may be obtained at the mayor's office. Transportation is provided to all who wish to participate.
Washington may 9 President Wilton left to weigh a national referendum plan on the League of Nations Covenant. Leaders fear linking it to the power treaty and demand clear separation. Congress has pressed for a yes or no on acceptance, after reviewing the treaty text and noting League terms would be drawn from it.
A grand jury indicted Claw Kelly on charges tied to an incendiary plot and arson at the Alexander and Ward property. Authorities, including Chief Andrew Paulson and Deputy Fire Marshals Feanor and Towers, coordinated Kelly’s capture after a lengthy investigation. The report notes potential plea discussions and outlines the local legal process ahead of sentencing.
The grand jury yesterday indicted Carlos Cronin of this city after a session at Brig in which Cronin was accused of violent assault at Shannon Hon’s home. Cronin allegedly threatened and fought Shannon, struck him with a knife, and attacked the husband and wife before police restrained him. He was bound over to the May term of court and is expected to plead next week.
Board of Commerce hosts a mass meeting and smoker this evening in Eusterm Star Hall. A report on the St. Louis convention of the Chambers of Commerce of the United States will be presented by O. S. Bentley, with other talks. The general public is invited. the meeting opens at 8 o'clock.
Ty Corry faces a final push as Victory Bond campaign heads into its last two days. Reports indicate зборing progress with limited township updates from Concord Wayne Elginboro and nearby areas as workers urge residents to meet quotas amid ongoing canvassing and farmer outreach.
City-wide notice warns motorists to heed Pennsylvania driver license rules and to avoid unlicensed driving. Officials warn penalties for violations and urge owners to ensure vehicles are compliant and drivers are properly licensed.
United Press dispatch from Washington reports suffrage leaders predicting victory for the constitutional amendment in the next Congress. The confidence follows word that Senator Mareis, touring Paris, will support the measure, and a canvass of the new Senate and House shows sufficient strength to guarantee passage.
Paris May 9 The Austrian treaty nears completion as the Big Four consult with economic and reputation experts on key details. Belgium and Italy protest certain mandatories arrangements governing former German interests in Africa, fearing interference with their plans.
New York reports four transports bringing home ten thousand American troops. Most sailors are from the 28th Division with others from the 12th and 82nd Divisions, including units from Wisconsin, Georgia, and Tennessee. General Willi— Peire in Chester commands 177 infantry and 86 pioneers. General Price leads the field artillery. Pittsburgh troops, led by Lieut Gen Alburt Crookston, saved the Lost Battalion in the Argonne Forest by holding a barrage, allowing reinforcements to reach them.
The second lap of the trans Atlantic flight journey has been postponed until tomorrow. The Navy Department was advised by wireless from Halt tax this afternoon.
A belike city action looms as talks move toward lifting an order on gas service. Key parties including a notable company and local authorities weigh options with a May 22 target. Pennsylvania and Philadelphia figures referenced in connection with the decision.
A garbled report from Workington May 2 describes a campaign effort tied to the St Louis Federal Reserve District. The text references a broad victory log and officials connected to a financial district drive, with unclear details on actions or outcomes.
Unclear military style message references moving planes to Trepassy Bay today. Mentions On Board Wet 88 and names such as Prabhn and Willis with scattered fragmentary notes about Halifax, Hoy Wyd, Mow kywyiy, and Atlanto Mlle. Weather conditions may affect the plan.
At the regular meeting of the Stady ford Hose Company the president Charles Kiley spoke and directors were named. Members discussed city commission plans for appointing Mark Pullout to Anteliles, reviewed past audits, and authorized actions to unify the hose company operations with the new administration.
In St Louis on May 9 soldiers testified to press Congress for a six months bonus to replace the 400 dollar discharge gratuity. The demand arose at an American Legion gathering which endorsed a resolution urging federal aid for a general service bonus to all veterans.
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