$1 100 RAISED FOR COMPANY A FUND
A local appeal reports $1 100 raised by the Community to fund the Co A fund. The Board of Commerce solicits subscriptions, with collection at the Corry City Blue Light Company office. Donations payable to the Treasurer Co A Fund.
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Company A
Board of Commerce
Hilly Ae
Hye Canyax
DataAnnouherdt
Corry City
Co. A. Pindhaw
Union Ci
Waiingayite
Watostor
Corry
Ixly Light Company
North Center Street
Tremmirer Co
Fire destroys home and workshop in Worth Street blaze
A fire at the home of Mr and Mrs George Jones on Worth Street last evening nearly destroyed the dwelling and workshop. The blaze started in the kitchen suspected from a hot plate as strong winds fanned the flames. The couple escaped with minor injuries as firefighters battled the blaze. the house is a total loss with insurance unavailable and possible rebuilding planned.
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Cieorie Jones
Faye Avoning
Jonex
Tonon Wa
Una
America and Allies Prepare for Winter Campaign Fronts
United Press reports developments in milk and war timing as America and allies plan a broad winter campaign across Europe. The piece notes Washington and Vatican diplomacy, the Moscow Conference, and anticipated actions by Kerensky and other governments, with aims to sustain allied effort before spring.
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America
Allies
Mes
Columbus
Mohawk Plant Awaits Return of Milk Producers
Producers are returning to Mohawk after disruptions as the company plans to resume shipments from its Corry plant. A meeting at Columbus discussed milk supply to Voluntary stations, with plans for new sites in nearby towns. Several producers reported rejoining the Mohawk association, while investigations and local talks on additional plants continued. A separate incident in Warren left Thomas Keenan injured after a car crash. he faces possible drunken driving charges.
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Han
Paris
Dles
Wiech
Colimbas
Ton
Columbis
Amelia Colwihoe
Dormation of & Company
Corry
Calinihie
Pis City
Sring Creek
Hin Mohawn Company
Hero
Storen
Jondora
Orrengenorte
Warren
Thomas Keenan
Brown Run
Keanan
Jy Jos Ims
Will Exempt Heads of All Families From Draft
A dated press dispatch reports a White House notice stating 645000 funds will be allocated to exempt heads of families. The ruling, issued today, is described as aligning with recent orders to the provost marshal general, affecting exemption criteria and military service obligations.
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Washington
Wilko
White House
Marshall
Governor of Texas Leaves Office
A report details the Texas governor's departure amid a suspension and temporary succession. Acting governor W. I odily temporarily holds power as the Senate prepares to formalize the transition pending official disposition of the charges.
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Texas
Reichstag Will Answer For Germany
Germany plans to answer for its peace proposals through a parliamentary committee. The Majestic party coalition will form a seven member panel with foremen from all parties, including two Socialists and representatives of the Conservative National Liberal and Progressive groups.
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Dy United Presa
Merlin
Germany
Nde
Phig
Weather Update From Fairtown and Sun Day Notes
Weather report mentions Fairtown and Sunday conditions with terse notes. Fragmentary text references Germany and a camp in Stonebar with vague expenditure and director’s return from Stonebar Camp. The readable items are incomplete and uncertain.
Ambitious actresses stranded in unfamiliar city tale
Two young women seeking acting work arrived in the city and, after being promised roles by a producer, were kept without pay for travel and lodging. They reported threats of being kept by the company and sought police protection as managers refused to cover expenses. The women were supported briefly, but the situation raised concerns about coercion and potential trafficking.
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Ty Murmor
Ree
Weels
Dore
Ollee
Sterling Mutual Is Organized by Corry Lodge No 7
Corry Council No 7 of the Sterling Mutual Benefit Association was organized at the Woodman of the World Hall by 5 Stock State Deputy of Allentown Pa. Officers were installed including President George D Ward Vice President Charley Rathburn Secretary and Transcriber W J Loveland Chaplain H M Colburn Marshal Geo 2 Morn Medical Examiner Vaiera Willie Graham Superintendent of Works Frank Chace Watchman Urlial Bolten Trustees L W Melds Charles Lsatar Paul Bowers and others. Additional notices named general organist district organizers and members assisting in the ceremony.
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Corry
Sterle Ing Mutual Honefit
Stock
Allantown
T. A. Cas Uon
Stele
Warren
George D. Ward
Y. Pres
Charley Rathburn Sevy
W. J. Loveland
Chaplin
H. M Colburn
Stach
Suinnce Botley
Ro A Carlson
Frederick Weaver
Rudolph Pachotner
AV Me Layoland
G. P. Hordy
Government and Labor Strike War Work Pact Reached
United Press reports the U S government and organized labor agreed on a wartime pact to regulate wages and production in war industries. The accord aims to stabilize prices, ensure full production, and keep essential shipyards operating. White House officials and key labor leaders express cautious support as the agreement faces congressional and industry scrutiny amid ongoing mobilization.
Drafted Men Board Delays Hearings Next Week In Washington
The District Board plans to defer hearings on drafted men until later next week. The report notes potential further delay and details orders from Secretary of War affecting conscription processes, with discussion of output impacts and administrative actions.
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Washington
Aus
Mio
Sampion
Garage case heard today at local court
The Star Garage proprietor Frank Bayome Gilley faced a civil suit over a car damage claim. The court ruled the claimed amount too large for local jurisdiction, and the plaintiff was nonsuited after witnesses testified about repair costs and prior insurance.
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Frank Bayome Gilley
Star Garage
North Center
Osvedt
Aierman
Uin Star
Kim~my
First Avenue
Say
Gillette
Wages at McInnes Steel Rise Amid Turbulent Plant News
Wages at McInnes Steel are raised across general and specific tiers amid worker concerns. A complex payroll adjustment appears tied to ongoing labor negotiations and plant conditions, with references to a central hotel project and local industry figures. The fragmentary text mentions wage details, employee speculation, and potential downstream effects on living costs and operations.
Monte Santo Captured in Great Italian Drive
United Press reports the Italian Second Army achieved the capture of Monte Santo and pushed Austrian forces back at key points, marking a major success in the recent offensive. The war office credits the army for a dramatic advance that secures critical terrain and broad Italian gains.
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Monte Santo
United Press
Rome
War Office
Monte Sante
Mr Cole withdraws as candidate in local race
The local board notes Mr Cole withdraws his candidacy for the position on the Wald and Winderton board. If Rogers is restored and Robert Mountein moves from the city, the board will formalize changes and re nominate remaining candidates for the forthcoming election.
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Cole
Cote
Wald
Winderlon
Rogers
Robert Mouetain
Reulewathy
Uine
Etna
Othur
Ronan
Chte
Wiltedysuwitag
Corry area crops praised in varied county notes
The report highlights several fine crops located near Corry including corn and related produce. It mentions farmers such as Jamie Dayle and others noting good yields, with references to local markets, fertilizer use, and prospects in the region.
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Jamie Dayle
Patathen
Sparauwhuns
China National Bank
Hiv
Cotentiaa
East End Gardens Destroyed by Vandalism
Vandalism struck the East End garden of Miss Rannay at 828 Bay Street, with onions stolen last week and thirty seven corn stalks pulled and ruined. Police were notified and seek arrests as repeated acts of damage threaten the season.
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Miss Rannay
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