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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
4
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Paris reports continued rioting in the Marne department with wine shops burned at Ay and Epesnay. Fires hit Dontz Gelderman, Gallois, Gauthier, Murvin, and other alcohol houses while outbuildings of the mayor were damaged. Troops have been ordered back to the scene to restore order.
Columbus April 12 1911 The Columbus Cemetery Association purchased land adjoining West Lawn Cemetery and will soon plot and sell lots A new fence will be erected on the front side Contributions to fund the improvements are urged to the Secretary A A Amidon of Jamestown NY was a visitor Crippens mill north of town now operates A social at Dr and Mrs G B Bennett’s included a chair presentation and departure wishes Pine Valley Cemetery Society formed uniting with New Improvement Society Support urged with annual dues of twenty five cents per lot owner sent to Secretary Voluit D West Columbus for the cemetery project Four Monroe siblings visited parents and local residents attended gatherings
A giant airship planned to carry 300 people from London to New York, 775 feet long with three motors, designed to travel non stop. The project, backed by a $2 million capital, claims Berlin led Zeppelins influence and promises a bold transatlantic voyage. Also included: U S Senate resolution to abrogate the Russo American treaty and notes on Chinese rice consumption in central and north regions.
Judge Kenyon Elected United States senator by the Iowa legislature to succeed the late Jonathan Dolliver. Kenyon was chosen on the first ballot, in Des Moines, April 13.
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