Huerta Denies Defeat Will Die Fighting
Mexico City reports Huerta insists he will not fall to the rebels. He meets diplomats in a cafe denying reports of Torreon’s fall and says federal forces still hold. United States channels relay news, while Huerta’s allies prepare for possible final rebellion actions amid Congress deliberations.
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Huerta
United Press
Mexico City
India
Petra
Anil Raome
Roma
Madero
Torreon
Lorren
Amprivan
Oshanghnassy
Porreon
United States
Atak
Carrango
Wilch
Prat
Velasco Surrounded by Rebels in Torreon Crisis
Report from Chihuahua dated April 4 says Velasco and Fosry’s fleeing forces are completely surrounded by General Hernante’s troops. Villa heads south from Torreon after receiving word he may be in range to capture Velasco at San Pedro De Lae Collonias. Villa flies in reinforcements to ensure the final confrontation.
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United Press
Chihuahua
Villa
Torreon
Hernantea
Velasco
Fo Sry
San Pedro de Lae Collonias
Poiit
Hernandox
Hhis
Reanforcamente
Meadville Railroad Edicts Cut Clerks Wages
United Press reports Meadville division of a railroad recalled orders from New York to cut clerks and office staff wages by 26 percent and reduce work to three weeks per month. The report has been confirmed.
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United Presny
Meadville, Pa
Clal
Meadville Division
Hile Railroad
New York
Austin Keating Aged Resident Passes Away
Austin Keating died this morning at 4 Marion street around 4 15 after a severe illness. He leaves two daughters Mrs T F Dempsey and Mrs J Sullivan both of the city and a son B J Keating and a daughter Nell Keating of Cleveland. The funeral will be announced later. He was a veteran employee of the Toward Company and a longtime city resident.
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Austin
Oma
Marion Street
T. F. Dempsey
J. Sullivan
M Son
B. J Keating
Min Nell Keating
Cleveland
Keating
J. W. and
A. P. Toward Co
Rich tobacco magnate disappears as river drag succeeds
Wealthy manufacturer of a major tobacco company drags the river near his palatial home. His missing will has been found after he failed to report to work at the new plant. Directors assure investors the firm remains financially sound despite the tragedy.
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United Press
Pollen Touay
Huysell
Ohi
the Porn Tobacco Company
Thi
Nuliiion
Rome
Tobacco Company
The
Penn Co
Wealthiest Lumberman Frederick Weyerhauser Dies in Pasadena
Frederick Weyerhauser, once among the nation’s richest men, died in Pasadena today from pneumonia. Born in Tram, he built a vast timber enterprise and grew wealthy through forestry holdings and the Northern Pacific Railway acquisition. He was known for frugality and for founding what was described as the world’s greatest lumber concern.
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United Press
Pasadena
Cal
Frederick Weyerhauser
United States
Penumonia
Weyerhauser
Tram
Northern Pacific Ry
Arbor Day Proclamation by Governor Tener
Governor John I Tener issues a proclamation designating Fridays April 17 and 24 as Arbor Days and urges civic bodies and schools to observe the days by planting trees.
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United Press
Harrisburg
John I. Tener
Rail crossing violations draw city fines and delays
The report details repeated railroad crossing violations in Corry with delays of trains and fines set by Union City and others at ten dollars. A Penney Co crew caused a stoppage at Center street while the locomotive moved against the crossing, drawing mayoral attention and public interest in stricter enforcement.
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Patterson
Uesoara
Union City
Penney
Center Street
Corry
City League Prepares for Season in Corry
The Corry City League met at the city building to review Grounds Advertising and Score cards. The score card form was adopted with heavy advertising for 1914. John Clough won the nut and popcorn concession bid at 45 dollars. A committee was named to buy shin guards chest protectors and an official scoring book. Rain checks will be on season tickets. All team representatives attended.
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Corry City League
Jeague
Anle
John Clough
Rudolph Bachomer
Messrs Babbitt and
Paulson
Baseball Legal Fight Opens Today in Federal Reserve Case
A Federal league bid to restrain catcher Wilifer from playing with the Philadelphia Nationals opened today before Judge Sessions in Grand Rapids. Edward G. Gates led the Fed case, presenting affidavits that Killifer had no other obligations when he signed in Chicago, with Philadelphia president Baker and Killifer’s father, a judge, in attendance.
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United Press
Grand Rapids
Federal League
Wsilifer
Philadelphia Nationals
Judge Sessions
Edward G. Gates
Federals
Killfer
Chicago
Baker
Philadelphia
Meadville Trainman Hurt in Erie Route Accident
A Meadville brakeman on a eastbound Erie R R train was seriously hurt between Jamestown and Salamanca last night. His wife has been summoned to Salamanca as he lies in a hospital. Weather forecast calls for cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday.
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United Press
Meadville
Curton Randalla
Jamestown
Salamanca
Randall
Business Conditions Improve In Local Trade
Corry retailers report slow spring sales giving way to brighter activity last week. Furniture and house furnishings dealers note high movement while some stores still see a lag for the year. Local factories with new lines show uncertainty but yesterday sizable business suggested a rebound as spring begins in March.
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Corry
Tull
Althe
Hatchery Ships Trout From Gorry Plus Hatchery
The Gor ry Plus Hatchery says it will complete shipping trout by the fifteenth of this month. Superintendent Butter plans a steady release into hatchery ponds and streams as funds allow. Construction delays have hindered progress, but about 1.5 million fingerling trout have already been shipped with four more shipments expected for stocking next year.
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Rome
Ula Incul
Wen
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Mall
Warren National Bank
United States Depository
Pennsylvania
Drag River
Wilkesbarre
Erie R. R
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Cruss Company
Oil City, Pa
First National Bank
Warren, PA
National Bank
Beamond
G. H. Barlow
Des. L.went
H.W. Parker
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