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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1919

Page

2

Johnson Following on Wilson Trail

United Press reports Mie Laury September 12 describes a heated attack on the President’s plan for forceful action and rejection of the panow treaty. The speaker argues America should not police the world and denounces the Democratic ideals linked to foreign diplomacy.

United Pron Mie Laury Prealdeuk Wilpun Gering Ghouls Benatar Donne Indianapolia Milo Ite Averson United States Benate Anil

Miners Honor Memory of Mitchell at Memorial

A miners gathering remembers Mitchell as the United Mine Workers convenes. Delegates travel to Heruntoi Pay for the burial arrangements of Athshall ji and related memorial rites unfold with the crowd honoring the deceased.

Mitchell Unitea Prasay Hie Anymory Jan Miteholt Coriaer United Mine Work Heruntoi Athshall

Canadians Vote For Ratification

United Press reports in a Sept 14 dispatch that Canadians approved a treaty ratification in a League of Nations vote. The coverage notes a ceremonial return to Crown and a sense of unity among participants, with mentions of diplomats and observers present during the proceedings.

United Press USA Linigion Nations Dias Putin

Boston Holds Parade as Seven Thousand Troops Guard City

Boston remains quiet as about seven thousand troops guard the city amid a tense mood. Reports describe soldiers patrolling Strahan Street and Byolly Square while police stations and stores reinforce with armored windows and sandbags as the public watches and workers await further orders.

Boston

Pershing Leaves for Washington

General Pershing departed New York by special train amid a formal farewell amid rain and crowd scenes. Officials and relatives watched as he waved goodbye and prepared to report to Washington for duties, with his son Warren attending and future plans unclear.

New York General Pershing Pershing Darewell Minamall Suns Warren Pershing Noid Washington

DEMAURI HOME WOUNDED AT ARGONNE

Anguat Demaiel, a veteran with overseas service, was wounded in the Argonne drive and is hospitalized after receiving medical care. He served with Meuk draft contingenta and participated in major battles, later returning to Washington for further treatment and possible reassignment.

Anguat Demaiel Atrick DeMauri Dintrlat Gti Minthi' Tralnbig Canptee Metheny Washington

Bullit urges defeat of the treaty in Senate hearing

William Bullit tells the Senate Foreign Relations committee that the peso treaty should be defeated, citing opposition from Washington and overseas reactions. He refers to drafts and reports from May 19, 1910, and discusses American understanding of the pact amid international tensions.

Washington Willian Bulli Hite Senate Porsign Mary Tauwing Wtale France Wind

Two Racing Cars On Display At County Fair Grounds

Two racing cars will be shown at the fair grounds as promoters plan events for the county fair. The display will draw locals to see the cars in preparation for upcoming competitions with attention on the leading bear in the area and the promoter Borah.

Unitea Area d'Albio Waho Praca Teanty Hillje Tlar

Boston Faces Big Walkout Amid City Turmoil

Boston faces a broad labor strike as police and telegraph workers vote while Governor Coolidge presses for a calm approach. Central labor leaders seek talks to avert wider shutdowns as clashes injure several and downtown streets reel from disruption.

Missionary Society's Great Work Observed at Annual Meeting

The Woman's Missionary Society of the Belo conference reports over 9600 in alah during the year for missionary work. It supports Burneion milky slonary in Tollagoon India and contributed to the Mine sion Héhoul for Girls at Montevideo. Also aids a conference at Aloniity and supports four war orphans in Cron Obs, Pranea. Two senior members ALM living, Mrs Mary LG Biley and Mrs Jono Meni, honored. Helen Haugher and Mrs W. Murtiy plan further mission visits to Moxie. The local soulery will entertain the Feia district convention in the coming spring.

Ube My EH Hurch Tollagoon India Montevi Holpa Cron Fin al x Pharthi Mra Mary LG Biley Jono Meni Masy Tu Mins Helen Ont Haugher Roy Feia

Local registration day as Union City hosts games

Saturday marks the final registration window with locals playing Union City this afternoon. Voters may register tomorrow with hours 8 am to 1 pm and 5 pm to 9 pm. County candidates including Rogan and Sebulent draw attention as Franklin’s nine was rumored to play today.

Joeal Liv Mlues Ik Roporfu Union Cuy Hevarn Gane. While In Wont Kndwa Ouny Branktin Anon Pranklin Looulathia Waltington Amon New York Watria Fuuw Peteraan Mioulay

May Have Clue In Murder Mystery

Authorities say a possible clue emerges in a murder case involving Norman Snoe and Mine Dray Atyawnie. They report a Tuesday night incident near a bungalow where a couple heard gunshots and one person claims to have heard a subsequent cry for help. Detective Moore notes the scene is still under investigation.

Ates Buffiliy Sophie Cowity Norman Snoe Tito Hone Ativtuer Moore

South Africa Ratifies Pact Amid Strong Support

Capetown September 1 The National Assembly of the Union of South Africa voted vigorously to ratify the pact treaty Meenal Smith defended President Wilton saying he had done more than any other man to feature world peace The report notes the strong backing for the peace effort and the leader's role in global diplomacy.

Magt Baillie Capetown Natuhal Union of Souk Airlow Meuneal Smuth Mrvaldent Wilton

Food riots in Silesia reported by Wspatelice

Copenhagen reports food riots in Silesia leading to several deaths and many injuries. Police reveal that troops were deployed and the mob was dispersed after disturbances at local markets.

Silesia

Crime Wave Strikes North East as Burglars Target Homes

A North East incident reports a 10 year old boy Haymond Meckwith injured while a suspect named Alexander allegedly trapped him on a roof. The burglary spree continues with a man robbed of about $100 and a wristwatch taken as burglars fled unseen.

Haymond Meckwith North Eist Vincent’s Hospital Im House Pallea Alexander MeckWith Alysander North Tate Iburgieries Haat

Heminway Farm Sold In New York County Sale

Fragmentary OCR reports a farm sale in Delhi New York with owners listed as TL Armluway Curry and others. Names appear uncertain and the text references a 381 acre property and October events.

la Damrani Soar Delhi N.Y Armluway Curry Curry, Me, and My Ay Ttar, Youngetown Hadlesky North Wikes-Barre Indies

Columbus Boy Wins Distinguished Service Cross

Clyde F. Manwaring, a Columbia boy, is posthumously awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for bravery during combat. Despite being wounded after three men fell, he pressed on, captured enemy machine guns, and helped drive off attackers before succumbing to injuries on November 11. Weather remains unsettled tonight and into tomorrow.

Clyde F. Manwaring Columbia Boy Manwaring Sean Meowaring Crw Tatal

Probing Carranza Bribery Scandal Emerges

United Press reports Senator Fall announces investigations into alleged Carranza supporters siphoning large sums from border groups. Sources say payments relate to activities on the American side. Officials vow action against involved former Carranza officials and allies as details unfold.

United Press Carrara Tryrod Thia

Social Notes Of The Day At Local Clubs

A report of social events and gatherings across town notes celebrations for Mrs Downey and Miss Bullivan, club meetings, and visiting guests. Attendees include Mrs Brenaman, Mrs Minor, Mrs Allen, and local families. activities feature dinners, music, crafts, and community fellowship at homes and clubs.

Private Carr Returns From Camp Dix Service

Private Matold Cure, son of Mrs Hu 2701B Brigham, has arrived home after eighteen months with Company A. He completed service in the Quartermaster's corps and will stay in the city. The community is pleased by his return and notes the improving German situation.

Matold Cure Brigham Camp Dix Carr Camp Dis Peleada Xian

Bruner Erie Flyer Killed At Dunkirk

The Dunkirk fatality involved Bruner, an Erie flyer, during a public exhibition. Witnesses say the 150 mph biplane twisted and plunged after engine trouble as Barney Beuny and AVA Hie eeldint reported the craft broke apart near the crowd. Bruner, aged 23, formerly of Bruner Avenue, was killed instantly with skull injuries while the wreckage burned. He had earned fame as a aviator and held hundreds of hours of flight time in service before his death.

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Flu Increases in Chicago Strains Health Officials

Sep. 19 report from the Health Commissioner notes rising influenza cases across Chicago. Officials urge residents to practice caution and seek care for fever, cough, and respiratory symptoms as hospitals monitor capacity.

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