Blocked plan for paint trade and funding
Fragmentary notes reveal a plan to block a paint deal and secure funding, mentioning a 0an unit and a uk connection. No clear names or dates are readable. Further text needed for precise summary.
12 May 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1919
Page
1
Fragmentary notes reveal a plan to block a paint deal and secure funding, mentioning a 0an unit and a uk connection. No clear names or dates are readable. Further text needed for precise summary.
The readable text presents fragmented items mentioning Homork ta ho vd and Jung ino with uncertain timing. No clear event dates or outcomes emerge from the legible portions.
A garbled report describes lawmakers planning a Wednesday baseball game, with references to sessions, prohibition tone, and a proposed public event. The fragmentary text mentions Tharksbury Maye and various officials, implying a legislative social gathering tied to a session.
A garbled dispatch reports the Victory Loan drive nearing full subscription with officials noting strong private support and widespread worker participation. The summary mentions an over subscription amount and ongoing public mobilization efforts.
United Press dispatch reports later arrivals of the 28th Division in Philadelphia on May 12. Troops from the 109th and 110th regiments, plus the 198th machine gun battalion, are en route or arriving, with several units expected today and tomorrow. Dr. N. Troy Ammottte, who had been ill, walked briefly and expects full duty soon.
Basle dispatch reports German officials and political factions insisting peace terms may be rejected. A council of four deliberates on the German government’s reply while authorities consider efforts to rally social and political groups amid calls for confinement and mourning across regions in Germany.
A historical notice describes patrols along a transmission line amid winter disruptions. It mentions the Malti company ensuring integrity, removing debris, and preventing further interruptions. Authorities vow continued vigilance and protection of the line against possible damage.
A family dinner celebrated the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs B Westermnett Stennett Sutton. Gifts were given and decorations used. the couple has long resided in the city and own a store. Many friends extended congratulations and good wishes for continued happiness.
Mr John Smutz announced the death of Mrs Smutz who died Saturday in El Paso while visiting Wornlose. At the defendant’s request the body will be brought to kinesty with Mrs J W Meredith. Funeral set for Wednesday at 4 30 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs AWD Colagrave.
In Creonshuey on May 22 the grand jury convened to hear charges against the accused, including Tuma Dew find and others. The proceeding adjourned as the court considered evidence and potential indictments linked to the alleged crime.
Jamestown electors approve Sunday movie showings in a citywide vote. The measure received broad support with a notable turnout and a margin indicating residents favor relaxing restrictions on weekend cinema screenings.
The report notes funeral services for John Warner at East Main Street with hymns by local singers and mention of relatives and attendees. It also lists deaths including Miss Jessup and John Turner with scattered details about attendances, locations, and cemetery arrangements amid a rainy day in Pine Men and Union City.
The report shows the bond drive raising 321 550 in total local sales with multiple figures listed such as 152 700 and 105 450 from various drives. The Citizen 4 notes the community effort and bank tallies while describing overall goals and outcomes.
Report from Paria dated May 12 describes a street clash in Naples between robbers and workers near the courthouse. Several factions exchanged fire as troops moved in and casualties and property damage are reported from the engagement between rival groups in the late afternoon.
The Eightieth Division, with many Western Pennsylvania National Army men, sailed from Pranvy hist Saturday. Telegram from Chief of Staff March notes division members, including former Champ Lavy veterans and H1th Machine Gun battalion, as news welcomed by local residents awaiting word of the sailing.
Mrs Olive Ober of East South Menot was shaken when a car driven by Hel Damon struck a carriage near Woolworth Store just after 10 o'clock. Ober was taken to her home after pickup by Mr Kibler's nephew and was reported resting comfortably.
A brief report notes several individuals including Gregory North, Clifford Sell, and others from Pleasantville wounded lightly in a Valley incident. Details are limited but reflect a local inquiry and injury notes from the scene.
Oil City on May 12 reports a large burglary at a tailor shop run by Karn of Koni & Co. A thief stripped the Wiggest store of 12 bolts of woolen cloth worth 150 to 200 dollars, 20 pairs of trousers and two suit sets. Owners estimate losses exceed 2,200 dollars.
Miss Ophelia E. Jensup dies after prolonged illness in Franklin county. Survived by brother in Olean New York and Mrs J C Boyle of Franklin. Funeral set for May afternoon on 2 20 train to Pine Grove cemetery with Rev C E Woodward presiding. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Harlow dies earlier after pneumonia. arrangements incomplete.
Tonty Hopkins traveled to Davenport, Town for extended business. Dr. C. H. Jackson of Meadville was in the city this morning on professional business.
The funeral for Dr Li N Rockwell occurred yesterday afternoon at the M E Church in the city, drawing a large crowd. Masons conducted the committal at Evergrey Cemetery with attendance from Cor ry Chapter and Clarenes Commandery and many local officials and family members present.
The commission convened Saturday night to discuss bids for Yor Vingary and other town projects on South Devlin Street. Officials reviewed plans for street improvements, utility work, and a potential market vendor policy while awaiting statehouse input and related approvals.
A historical note describes a visiting Swiss Bell Ringers ensemble performing Friday. The tale mentions preparations, local reception, and the program scheduled for the week, with emphasis on community engagement and musical tradition.
Tomorrow the Lillian Guild meets at 8:00 p.m. at the president Mr Brown’s home with a supper by the committee. The Woman’s Role Corps plans a late afternoon supper at Mrs Will Westlay’s Worth street home after the regular meeting. Mrs Nettie B Young will attend the Martatios convention in Warren next week representing Corry Review with alternate Hattie Adams.
Fragmentary forecast mentions rain in the north park area with wet conditions likely tonight and Tuesday. No specific times or temperatures usable.
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