10 May 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1919
Page
1
A local council discusses a new security protocol amid confusion over timing and responsibilities. Officials cite limited access to a key facility while residents seek clarity on who will enforce the plan and when it takes effect. Community groups press for prompt, clear guidance and safeguards.
Corry residents celebrate a successful Victory Loan drive with over $11,000 in subscriptions. Local workers, leaders, and volunteers contributed, surpassing the city quota and reflecting broad community support for the national effort.
Vorhallies May 10 report that German Foreign Minister Heal and envoys work to complete an accord as German envoys Avie Ito Shitts, Nien Wr Il Cantor and Hangttor Mrq Tar yer Hibbin and others attend the funeral of Mary Catlor in Union City Colgan of the 1th Engineer arrives from Philadelphia to visit friends.
Paris reports indicate renewed focus on Italian Fiume demand as foreign ministers move toward final forestalling arrangements. Amid rumors of Chinese and Japanese pressure, officials seek a swift resolution honoring Allied priorities and President Wilson’s settlement framework.
A fragmented report from Pittsburg outlines a labor strike plan with warnings of a planned walkout at midnight. Mentions revolver, a union leader, and a demand for action before a Saturday deadline as workers seek to resolve grievances with management.
United Press reports Washington May 10 that labor will resist joining a general strike call against the government. Henry Debs and the Socialist movement are urged to condemn calls for a nationwide stoppage, with leaders promising no federal backing for such action.
United Press report from Halifax to Trepassey notes planes depart today. The piece describes preparations and expected routes, with mentions of patrols and convoys. It details weather conditions and the involvement of Allied forces as they move toward Trepassey Bay for forthcoming operations.
Washington May 10 United States forces began to return from the European theater as Allied and American units accelerate redeployments. General Payton C March reports 225,084 troops already in France with more to follow, while officials deny a higher total and stress ongoing rotations.
United Press reports Winjimeton Te Oy Mity details a Progressive push to attack Senator Penrose amid party tensions. Progres sive factions seek to force accountability and resist perceived influence over key ministries while Republicans debate strategy and public support as the vote nears.
Reports from Victory Loan headquarters in Washington indicate a strong finish with overwhelming public support. The drive appears to surpass targets, with early indications showing substantial contributions across multiple counties and major cities.
Washington May 10 President Wilson has not changed his stand on the Fiame problem. From the White House it is stated that he opposes handing over to Italy. The White House says Wilson will deliver a brief message to Congress on the peace treaty and the League of Nations, focusing on domestic affairs.
Last evening at the First MM B church De Williams presented a list of travel entries including distant places and mythic names, while the Temple of Bankios and other scenes drew notice. The Towple of Toadhek display, about forty views, stood out as a major feature despite inclement weather and a silver offering for the Sunday School.
The Commerce Board held a rally and smoker with 1200 attendees in St Louis. Leaders including Harry A. Wheeler and Carter A. Glass spoke on chamber expansion, wartime policy, and national business cooperation. Governor Edge and Senator Albert Commins discussed public issues and railroad needs, with a plan for a special Congressional session.
Alleged quarrel over the Spring Creek route to Warren and Corry occupies Harrisburg as delegates argue maintenance of a line via Spring Meoik and Cartan. Officials warn state funds may be diverted, while a Wrightsilly route petition gains traction and local presses report stalled progress alongside new revenue stamps and weather notes.
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