Directors of Chamber Rent New Quarters
Yesterday afternoon at three o clock the board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce met. They authorized renting and equipping additional rooms in the Johnson building to be used with the present quarters for special occasions. The directors fixed a regular meeting date for the first Wednesday of each month. The new organization aims to improve outreach and accomplish its goals through regular gatherings.
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Chamber of Commerce
Porter
Johson
Pope Improves. Pope to Sit Up Briefly This Afternoon
Vatican doctors released a bulletin stating the Pope is much improved and will be able to sit up for a short time this afternoon. The update, dated April 14, notes the condition of the Holy Father has strengthened since the previous day.
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Dy United Press
Tonia
Vatican
Raymond and Kurtz Will Have Ball
Raymond Manufacturing Company workers plan a first class shop team with a notable pitcher from DuBois joining the Raymond squad. Kurtz Brass Bed Company workers consider forming a factory team with a strong pitcher. Further details expected early next week.
Remains Of J P Morgan Expected In City Today
The remains of J P Morgan are expected to reach the port this afternoon or early evening as the LaFrance arrives at noon but is delayed a few hours by heavy seas.
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New York
Apel
J. P. Morgan
LaFrance
Paulson Wins Chief Post in Stanford Howe Company Election
Last evening the Stanford Howe Company held a key meeting to elect a chief. Andrew Padison Jr defeated incumbent Guy Stafford on the first ballot with thirty nine votes to eighteen. John Myers beat Charles Keating for foreman by one vote. Thomas Green was elected assistant chief. Stafford’s open support from city officials is noted as his term saw major Gatewell system improvements and renewal of wiring except one loop. New chief Paulson, a long time Stanford Hose Co member, would be ably aided by Green. election expected to foster harmony for city and company.
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Stanford Howe Company
Guy Stafford
Andrew Padison, Jr
Stafford
Charles Keating
Foreman
John Myers
Thomas Green
ExChief Stafford
Paulson
Stanford Hose Co
Green
Ohpt
Looks Bad for Teachers' Bill in Rust Belt Legislature
The Corry public schools teachers oppose a measure titled Teachers' Tenlite of ofticn. The bill, sent back to the Senate with amendments after House passage, faces resistance from the upper chamber. Friction centers on a provision forcing a teacher to retire after a set number of years, regardless of performance.
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Tenlite
Ofticn Billu
Corry
Uhe
No Release for Leader Announced
London April 11 United Press reports militant suffragettes destroyed the pavilion at Tunbridge Cricket Field setting it afire last night. Early today police found pictures of Mrs Pankhurst near the wrecked structure and McKenna denied her condition was critical and any imminent release. Miss Emerson, the Michigan girl liberated recently, was reported to be suffering appendicitis and to undergo surgery in a London hospital this afternoon.
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United Press London
Tunbridge Cricket Field
London
Corry T N E Fraternity Holds First Banquet At Hotel
Last night at the Commercial Hotel the Corry chapter of the T N E Fraternity and honorary member Leon Lindsley hosted their first annual banquet. The menu featured tomato bisque celery almonds radishes roast loin of beef mashed potatoes brown gravy salad French peas coffee apple pie tea cream and assorted cake. Lindsley acted as toastmaster and remarks were offered by Mark Brooks Wesley McKinney Howard Greteler and Glen Paulson. The club, organized one year ago by ten members, has grown into a prominent young society in the city with members including Wesley McKinney Mark Brooks Wallace Young Henry Bordreau Glenn Paulson Tracy Whitehead Harold Brown Harold Fatterton Clyde Dinsti oor Robert Roum Edward Groster and Fred Beardnice.
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Commercial Hotel
Corry
Leon Lindsley
Powers
Lindsley
Mark Brooks
Wesley McKinney
Howard Greteler
Glenm Paulson
Sr Lindéliy
Quovets
Wallace Young
Henry Bordreau
Glenn Paulson
Tracy Whitehead
Harold Brown
Harold, Fatterton
Clyde Dinstioor
Robert Roum
Edward Grotster
Fred Beardnice
Masons and Odd Fellows to Attend Services
Members of the Masonic Fraternity and I O F plans attend the Presbyterian Church service on Sunday. The Knight Templars will march in a body in full insignia. Jonathan Lodge 1 6 0 F and Odd Fellows lodges prepare to participate in observances tied to the Masonic calendar with local church services and related ceremonies.
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Masonic Fraternity
Presbyterian Church
Aveansl
Jonathan Lodge
Piest Methodist Church
Odd
Ate
Oil City and Franklin Favored by Rail Rates Ruling
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered an immediate revision of Pennsylvania railroad freight rates claiming OU City and Franklin face gross discrimination. The action includes all lines west on the P R R with no reconvening until August 9.
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Washington, D.C
Pennsylvania
OU City
Franklin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mexican bandits hold up a train on Northwestern airway
General Villa and seven hundred constitutionalist forces hijacked a train near Chihautau. In a fierce rifle duel eight were killed, six attackers among the dead. The bandits seized about sixty thousand dollars in silver bullion believed owned by American interests.
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United Frese Chihautias
Vila
Villa
Chihautau
Plant Trees and Earned Savings Grow Roses and Dollars
A fragmented motivational note urges planting trees to gain roses and saving money to earn dollars. It emphasizes regular planting and saving in a savings account as a path to growth. The text blends nature imagery with financial tips in a short, exhortative form.
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Kurtz
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Hickey
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Kurtz Brass Bed Company
Iowa
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Morgan
MATL
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Strone
Aaa
Miss Emerson
T.N. E
Commercial
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I. C
Oil City
PRR
United Press
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George Eliot
iUsira Oser Esata CO
Mutt Rec
Europe
First National Bank
Citizens Nations Bank
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Peesadent
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