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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1919
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR describes a 1 PM event involving Adit ne Ver twotholy and his family seeking Lime or vie the nad. The text is garbled with names and times, offering limited readable details about a schedule or arrival.
Washington reports the NC-4 arrived at Hortá in the Azores this morning on the trans Atlantic flight. United Press dispatches describe the Navy’s long ocean effort and progress toward a successful global flight.
United Press Warriettte reports May 7 details made at the State Draft Headquarters. The document notes May 2 observations, population effects, and military actions including marine movements and air inquiries, with emphasis on mobilization and weather conditions impacting operations.
United Press reports Hamburg May 17 the plan calls for nine infantry units one cavalry regiment one artillery regiment and three brigades with support detachments including ammunition supply and sanitary units. The current reserve militia will form the nucleus of the guard with reorganization to begin at once and likely finish by fall after congressional action.
In Washington on May 1 the Democratic party faced a contested leadership scene as Clark and other figures vied for minority leader. The outcome supported Mark Fyotion’s victory and the appointment of a laboring committee to shape Democratic policy amid reported disharmony.
The article reports that Fiume is designated a free city and port by agreement, with the Hungarians renouncing claims to Austria and Dalmatia. Some disputes remain over ownership of nearby islands due to Albanian- or Italian-claimed territories.
Winnipeg May 17. The general strike grows more serious with over 80 000 workers out in sympathy affecting normal services. The embargo halted bakeries and restaurants but the subway and other essential services remained running, reducing danger to the city.
A fragmentary report lists numerous casualties including wounded and missing individuals across several locations. Names such as Charla Whitman and Lyn Re appear amid notes of injuries and missing service members, with some reports dated and many details unreadable.
The Groceteria will open to the public Monday at 7 o clock with full stock and fixtures. Shoppers will see marked prices, organized aisles, and a planned layout to ease entry and checkout. Neville, recently discharged after surgery, is reported convalescing well at the hospital.
The account honors Capitan Little, a prominent medic with the 11th Regiment, noted for wartime service. He remained with his unit through heavy action, earning respect for steadfast duty and medical care under fire.
The Eightieth Division contingent sailed for France today aboard transport ships. The remainder of the division will depart in the coming days with the Zeppelin carrying the 80th, Mann, San and 816th Artillery regiments. The Newport News port is set to stock at Newport News and arrive at the Virginia port early in the week of May 25.
Mrs Chariot Fonda of Stravum New York visits her parents Mr and Mrs UH My Banwoma. Mrs W Myer, patient at Corry hospital, is now staying a week at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J P Drought.
A court session yesterday examined a weapon built from gas pipe and explosives described as a deadly device capable of blowing a house and killing nearby people. The case centers on alleged preparations involving explosive components and a planned attack.
Mayville May 16 a federal court ruling bars nine residents of Chavtimi ld county nine with Jamestown ties from ever obtaining U S citizenship after finding they fraudulently obtained declaration papers and naturalization documents during 1917 service era. Judge Charles Whey presided in the case in a term of the state court.
The Drury Lana duccess Sporting Life shines at Paramount Artcraft with a grand program. Audiences enjoy a dramatic story, exciting boxing scenes, a strong canine display, and a happy ending featuring Detective Craig Kennedy. Miss Gladys Turner visits then returns to Buffalo with her parents.
A rough concert report notes a chair slot with a greeting from the Hevegorte family and mentions performers such as Hwins Holl Rinzora. It records audience appreciation and general applause, with references to a lively performance and favorable reception. The text is fragmented but conveys a positive musical event and reception.
An important meeting of the Corry Motor Club is set for next Penday evening. Secretary Mars will present a report from the State Federation. The group will address detour nails and Findley Lake road construction. Membership is reported at about 120, roughly double last year.
United Press reports that a three hour conference between strikers and company receivers failed to yield any settlement toward ending the Pittsburg car men strike. With no progress, authorities consider options as city business suffers thousands daily in lost trade.
Fragmented report describes a possible robbery involving service members. The text references investigations, meetings, and officials discussing security, with scattered names and dates unreadable. The chaotic OCR hampers precise details but indicates official interest in probing a service member related theft.
An informal Salvation Army drive meeting was held Monday evening May Mit Ba'elock with Adjutant Smilt leading soldiers and others in brief addresses. The event aimed to boost participation and support for the Salvation Army effort.
Secretary Daniels arrived in New York from France. The Navy secretary landed at Mount Vernon. Weather shows showers, then clearing by today with cooler temperatures.
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