Weather Update and Controversial Journal Dodges
Fair and warmer weather noted by United Press. The text then shifts to a heated exchange in a local paper, criticizing a rival Leader for advertising policy and editorial direction. It references heated impalement of satire, alleged bigotry, and a dispute over hotel advertising and newspaper missions. The passage frames a clash over content and ethics.
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Daily Leader
Old Homestead
Bag
Corry
Noted Opposition To Cash Driven Press
A speaker denounces newspapers that value advertising space and subscriptions over principle. He argues civilization advanced when leaders acted with a higher aim than money and rejects the notion that commerce alone should drive editorial choice. He defends being “bigoted” if that stance is required to uphold integrity.
Playground Movement Aims to Aid Rising Generation in Corry
In Corry a manufacturing town the playground movement grows to address crowded immigrant populations and urban youth needs. Last year the New Era Club led by Mrs. C. B. Woodward established a public playground with success. The effort seeks to Americanize children through association and recreation for a better community now and later.
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Republic
Corry
New Era Club
C. B Woodward
Corry Citizens Urged to Support Education and Child Development
A call to action urges Corry residents to back responsible management and guidance in education. It stresses the benefits of proper childhood relations and education, inviting citizens to participate, encourage, and support the effort for the welfare of their community.
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Corry
French Dirigible Disaster Kills Three Officers
In France an airship disaster at an aviation school operated with the government aerial scouting department killed three officers as the balloon rose. Two other occupants were seriously injured while a large crowd of army officers and troops witnessed the midair expulsion.
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Viiller
France
Salvation Army Seeks Used Goods For Charity Drive
The Salvation Army plans to collect discarded garments and furniture during spring house cleaning. Captain Smith leads a yearlong charity program and urges residents to offer usable items to aid the poor through the local office and city agent who understands local conditions.
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Salvation Army
Captain Smith
Thesa
Salvationista
Efyon
Mitchell to Start Up Copper Bearing Plant
Dan Mitchell prepares to start a copper bearing plant in the Fourth ward after years of developing a process for hardening copper and making bearings. His son Dean, an expert copper worker, will join him. The firm has an original formula, and demand already exists with many inquiries for orders when operations begin in a few weeks.
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Dan Mitchell
Fourth Ward
Dean Mitchel
Mitchell
Heater Case Reaches Jury In Pittsburg Court
The Heater case from Pittsburg schools moved to the jury today. Attorney Burleigh spoke for three hours before the session continued into the afternoon.
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United Proms
Pittsburg
Ense
Supt
Heater
Burleigh
Thaw Lawyer Is Indicted For Bribery
New York April 17 The grand jury returned a true bill against J N Anhut an attorney charged with bribery in the effort to secure the release of Harry K Thaw The indictment names the case as a bribery scheme connected to Thaw’s release efforts
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United Eres
New York
Grand Jury Today
J .N. Anhut
Harry K, Thaw
Four Die in Hotel Fire Disaster at Wilson Hotel
A blaze swept through the Hotel De Wilson today leaving four dead and five seriously injured while one man, 19, remains missing. Albert Robedeau found the fire and woke inmates but perished in the flames. The incident occurred in Malone, N. April 17.
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Uniteu Cre
Malone, N
Hotel de Wilson
Albert Robedeau
Four Generations Gather at Blakesley Home in Columbus
Four generations of the Williams family assemble at the Blakesley home in Columbus for an afternoon and evening gathering. Mrs. M. Williams, mother of Frank Williams who recently lost his wife and daughter, is very ill but plans to attend if able.
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Columbus
C. A. Blakesley
Williams
M. Williams
Frank Williams
Blakesley
Columbus Loses Old Resident Thomas Stranigan Dies
Thomas Stranigan aged 70 died yesterday at 3 PM at his son George's home in Columbus after years of rheumatic illness and a recent stroke. He leaves a wife, three sons Fran George Charlie of Columbus and two daughters Mrs Mary Hilden of Warrey and Mrs Lizzie Thomas of Mayville. The funeral will be held Saturday at 1 30 PM from the house and at 1 20 PM from Mr B Church. Entombment will follow in the David Curtis cemetery.
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Thomas Stranigan
George
Columbus
Altho
Stranigan
Beaides
Fran
Charlie
Mary Hilden
Warrey
Lizzie ‘Thomas
Mayville
Batusay
Mr. B. Church
David Curtis Comntnry
Corry Lodge 768 Holds Regular Session Announcement
Attention Elka! Will be a regular session of Corry Lodge No. 768 B P O Wks Nhuraday April 17 1973 at Bodock All Biks are requested to be present W W Morgaridge Hwaited Ruler
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Elka
Corry
Yening
Bo'dock
W. W. Morgaridge
Ant
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Corry Evening Journal
Traction Building
Center Street
Enceme
Elvan
Arguar Colegpern
Seai-Weelliy
ECP
Chicago
United Press
USA
Europe
First National Bank
Keeels Kj
Motriat
Traction
Dail Corry
Pun Avety Bridoy
Thaw
Stein-Bloch
Stein- Bloch
SAM Jacobson & Company
ONE Price Clothiers
The
Barlow Hardware Co
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