Corry Plans Grand Mausoleum At Pine Grove Cemetery
The Corry cemetery board voted to renew a 9000 dollar funding pledge and donate land for a large Pine Grove Mausoleum to house 170 to 200 crypts. Altoona firm Wilbur A. Rice expects work to start within weeks with delivery of granite, targeting completion before frost.
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Pine Grove
Maunofount Burders
Pennsylvania
Yourd
Wnien
Mabsoleum
Falcon
Toi Tvte Jethanny
Negotia Honn
Corry Board
Wilbur A. Rice
Altoona
L. Alexander
Mads
Cemetery Association
Belet
Rice
Peng
Horn
Ping Grove
Hinman
Columbus Avenue
Cory Cemetery
Corry Mil
Hie
Columbus Grants Franchises to R R Company for Trolley Lines
At a Columbia borough meeting last evening, two trolley extension ordinances passed on third reading granting the Corry and Columbus Street R R Company rights to use Weber Street and part of Markat for an extension to the amusement park and extending Main Street lines east toward Bear Lake. The council also granted a franchise for light, heat and power. If development proceeds Columbus will benefit and current could be supplied for commercial use.
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Columbia Boro
Corry
Columbian
R. R
Weber Street
Markat
Rich
Columbus
Main Street
Belligerent husband arrested for assault on wife
Glenn Meeker was arrested after his wife filed charges accusing him of assault and battery at an East Main street hotel. He allegedly intoxicated and choking her near East Pleasant Street before police, led by Officer James Stevens, detained him and he was held on $200 bond for the case.
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Glenn Meeker
James Stevend
Meeker
East Main Street
East
Plena Ant Street
East Pleasant
Acrosa
Homs
Meer Stevens
Meer Stevens Answered the Call and Vbrough Meskar
Tony
Exsa
Porter Mesker
Outrages Grow More Aggressive in Castle Militant Actions
Militants at Dudley Castle attempted destruction overnight with windows shattered and minor damage. Women painted Votes for Women and an anti Pankhurst message on cannons in the courtyard as Mrs. Pankhurst’s release is reported imminent and Miss Zollia Ryerson faces release amid a nervous breakdown claim.
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United Press
Sudley
Wagland
Dudley Castle
Old Castle
New Raymond Avenue Homes Favor Cooperative Plans
Interest grows in building new homes on Raymond Avenue in the Second ward. Mr Olds, owner of the building sites, favors a cooperative plan to construct and sell homes with lots and improvements. Under this scheme buyers enter agreements to own the homes, with a few houses possibly under construction in coming months.
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Raymond Avenue
Second Ward
WW. Olda
Olds
Old
Pope Reported Very Ill in Vatican
Reports from the Vatican say the Pope is critically ill after an acute attack. Early morning updates indicate fever around 100 degrees and a sudden deterioration overnight on the previous day.
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United Press
Rome
Vatican
Popa
Bright
National Banks Must Report Inflation Pressure On Banking Health
The Comptroller of the Currency orders nationwide banks to file reports by April 4 on their condition as of the business close. The move follows mounting concern over earnings and capital adequacy amid ongoing financial pressures.
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Hy Walted Press
Warkington, D
Businogm
Apelt
Suffrage Defeated and Municipal Ownership Succeeds
Early returns from yesterday's state election indicate suffrage defeated and municipal ownership of street railways approved in Detroit. Republican results suggest weaker progressive momentum statewide.
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Atate
Dent
Detroit
Wilson Goes to Congress Unattended
President Woodrow Wilson rode to the Capitol with one secret service officer to deliver his address at the opening of a special session. The Senate and House met in joint session as Wilson appeared to read his message at one o clock amid opposition led by Senator Williams of Mississippi.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Secret Service
Woodrow Wilson
Capitol
Congress
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Senator Williams of
Mississipni
Trees for Roses Plan Hinted in Garden Ideology
A quoted aphorism on planting trees to grow future roses expresses a philosophy of cultivation and patience. The statement emphasizes proactive planting rather than waiting for favorable conditions.
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Frollnhta Paul Ken
Warren Savings Bank
Orportyry
Collec
Ted
L. W. Olds
Michigan
Sifrage
Wilson
George Ti
Europe
First National Bank
Citizens Nation Bank
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