22 May 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reads a public notice from NB Mevati with mentions of a public hearing and dates. The readable fragments reference a legal or civic action and local officials but lack clear details or complete names and deadlines.
Street line fragment shows ongoing notes about an orative event with references to ownership and street context. Readable items mention corporate or personal names alongside street designations and a possible public or commercial proceeding.
Fragmentary wartime item notes that additional 28th Division soldiers departed Dix with unclear specifics. The text is garbled and reads as a sparse dispatch without clear names, dates, or destinations.
The NC-4 remains stalled near the Azores amid storm conditions. Reports say the Royal Navy and expedition leaders plot a cautious advance as weather delays endurance flights and plans shift.
A proposed local trade measure would close all groceries, meat markets, and furniture stores on half-holiday afternoons this summer. Merchants favor the plan and expect the first half-holiday closure to start in June.
Fragmented foreign dispatch reports German officials presenting fresh proposals while tensions persist. The text references Allied and German positions, dates, and terms but details are obscured by garbled OCR making concrete figures or locations unclear.
A gas hearing is underway this morning with attorneys for residents present. The proceeding involves local officials and witnesses as the court contemplates action on gas service and safety matters. Attending are city leaders Mayor Alexander and other council members along with several attorneys and witnesses.
Fragmented report notes Bolsheviki troops initiating a large attack across a broad front near Paris and involves heavy fighting. Silent references to Allied response and local strategic concerns provide limited context.
Fragmented readable lines show Socialist groups marching, chanting about work and wait, with references to places and figures intruding in a chaotic, unclear scene. The text mentions protests and collective action but lacks clear attribution or outcomes.
A series of near collisions at East Main Street crossings highlights ongoing danger as busy traffic and limited guard hours raise risk to pedestrians and workers. Railway officials promise safety checks though trains still pass with only a narrow crossing gap.
Washington May 2 Army officers said only the Fourth and Fifth divisions remain in Europe to support convoy operations while the Bourth and Nielle divisions are kept for potential redeployment. The forecast notes the Sixth and other units are already tasked or in reserve.
Adjutant Smith announces a campaign urging residents to support the Salvation Army Home Service Fund. Events include a rally on May St and a day of intense fundraising with goals to boost donations and reach the drive's top mark. The effort seeks broad city support and promises further features in upcoming pages.
London May news from United Press reports no word from Marty Tawker and McKenzie who left New Poundingd Sun day in a Sopwith plane. Friends hope they may be picked up by a sailing ship not yet equipped. No vessel has sighted them and reports are unclear.
May 22 Pittsburgh celebrates returning units including the 107th Field Artillery and headquarters company amid the longest citywide ovation. Commander Roads, now in charge of the effort, delegates full command to Lt Commander Reade as plans to depart for Lisbon unfold.
Fragmentary notes indicate a mayoral and council discussion about date decisions and a planned demonstration in the evening. References to Corry, Lee, and Jameson appear amid garbled lines about rooms, evils, and a scheduled protest or turnout event.
The report lists a Pittsburgh area total of 4,516,265 with various regional sums appearing across the map. Totals include 7,500,100 and 8,001,55 in nearby districts, with ongoing daily updates and shifts in listed figures.
Fragmented text outlines proposed government or party actions to assist businesses. Mentions multiple names and places in garbled form with no clear dates or outcomes. Overall, the piece signals discussion of economic aid but lacks coherent details.
Rex Theatre will show the Arizona feature starring Douglas Fairbanks and Stan Laurel amid an American program including a local comedy, a detective tale, and a traveling troupe. Cast names include Augustus Thomas and Earle Griffin. appearance by Mrs. Frank Griffin and Miss Mildred Griffin.
Budapest May 22 United Press reports the Hungarian soviet calls on the proletariat across the oblast districts to crush counter revolution. May 4 events were fully suppressed and two leaders were punished, while the second revolt’s leaders received twenty year prison terms.
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