Corry Street Railway Letters Support Growth
Mr Northrop’s letter defends Corry city growth and street railway expansion. It argues taxpayers benefit from outside capital and that local officials misrepresent the issue, praising the railway’s impact on merchants and Christmas shoppers. The piece frames opposition as obstruction to progress and notes broad local support for continued expansion.
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Corry
Eifizena
Tle
Northrop
Jnutnal
Te Ea Ble
Gorry
Climax Shops Readied to Resume Power Plant Work
Climax shops, partially shut for repairs to their main power plant, expect to resume activities this afternoon. The large engine, uncovered last week after fifteen years, was dismantled and rebuilt at Ajax. A full staff of about 160 men will be recalled as orders on hand ensure steady activity.
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Ant
Ajax
Corry trolley service praised for cemeteries and waiting rooms
Corry residents benefit from trolley links to Columbus workers and cemetery visits, with praise for Mr Northrop and calls for expansion funding. The piece criticizes obstructionists and notes high living costs due to careless business methods influencing retail prizes.
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Oll
Will Speak At M. E. Church On Youth Chivalry
Rev Wilbur F Crafts of Washington D C will speak tomorrow at 8 00 PM in the Methodist church on The New Chivalry Safeguarding Youth He heads the International Reform Bureau and chairs a special committee studying adolescence His talk previews findings from US and Canada investigations and will be repeated at the World Sunday School Convention in Zurich Switzerland The public is invited to attend
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Wilbur F. Crafts
International Reform Bureau
Washington, D. C
Methodist Church
Crafty
Internaional Sunday School Association
United States
Canada
Zurich
Switzerland
Dr. Crafts
Dubie
Quip Sparks Banter Between Lovers in Witty Exchange
A playful exchange centers on a woman claiming bachelors lack hearts and a man retorting that only men who still have hearts are witty. The dialogue hints at charm and mutual attraction as they tease each other about love and wit.
Striking Garment Workers Walkout Closes NYC Shops
United Press reports thousands of garment workers walked out in New York today joining 125000 workers across the men and boys clothing sector. The strike aims to end tenement labor, impose an eight hour day and end file contracting while seeking a 20 percent wage rise and minimum pay of 168 a week for men and 10 for women.
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New York
Greater
United Garment Workers of America
Benjamin Schweitzer
Sehweltner
Improvements at Heath Mills North Center street
Heath Mills on North Center street are installing three new sets of rolls from the Ede Corrugating Company. Ajex Company has a crew upgrading the equipment, with completion expected by Thursday. The work is rushed due to prior delays and the mill’s usual busy season.
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Heath Mills
North Center Street
Ede
Ajex
Jt 5
Stateless Bulgarians and Poverty Driven Servitude
A damaged OCR fragment discusses Bulgarian poverty driving people into domestic servitude. It claims widows are often employed as cooks or housemaids due to limited options, reflecting social hardship and exploitation risks. The text is incomplete and unclear in places.
Water Crane Breaks After Freight Spill
A westbound freight train derailed a heavy timber load that struck the water crane west of the passenger station, breaking the base and flooding the area. Meadville wrecking derrick later lifted the amber and cleared the site, with repairs requiring a full crane replacement. The incident follows recent Saturday repairs on the same unit and suggests further work to correct the issue.
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Wrre
Meadville
R. Ry
Police Seek Titusville Man in Missing Person Case
Titusville police yesterday hunted for a local man described as well liked and employed in town as a hotel porter. Chief Stevens said clues pointed to the man being away or not in town, with no arrest made and no expectation of quick apprehension. The missing man reportedly worked in hotel porter roles during his time in Titusville.
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Titusville
Stevens
Bo Axo
Sig
Tuvayijle
N I T Party Tonight Promises a Grand Evening
Tonight at K of P Hall the N I T young ladies host a dance for Atty couples. Waberty's orchestra will provide music from seven to two with a special supper at Dinsmoor restaurant. Decorations and benched tables are arranged as the hull is set for a festive, well attended event.
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K. of P. Hall
Ofelode
Dinsmoor
Waberty
Ovch
Mie Hull Ty
Finishing Up New Bungalo Interior Near Concord Road
Weeks and Brendon progress on completing the interior of a newly built bungalow for G. I. Meswateer on Concord road just north of the city line. The snow dwelling, erected by W. M. Sandburg, was put up last summer and is being outfitted to match its quaint country appearance in a desirable location.
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Weeks
Brendon
Nylsh
Meswateer
Concord Road
Sity
Vv. Am. Sandburg
Mr. Messenger
Testry Hays
Fifteen carpenters killed in avalanche collapse
In Fernie, on December 30, fifteen carpenters employed on a building project for Grows Nont Pasa Con Co were buried alive when an avalanche swept away the structure housing them. The slide carried tons of earth upon the building, crushing the workers.
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United Prose Fernie
BCO
Grows Nont Pasa Con Co
Pa Trong Mutual Wire Association Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the Pa Trong Mutual Wire Association will be held at offices in Corry, Pennsylvania, on January 14, 4919 at 10 a.m. for the election of officers and general business. A. H. Olmatend is president, G. D. Heath secretary.
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Patrong Mutual Wire Association
Corry
Buseas
A. H. Olmatend
Pres
G. D. Heath
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Arthur Colegrove
Waterel
Corey
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Koven
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Citisens
Jamestown
Si Ig
Will
M. E. Church
Wilbur Crafts
United Press
Antona
United Made Garment Workers of America
Fa Honal
T. A. Rickert
Haatrike
Heath Mill
Sam Jacobson & Co
ONE Price Clothiers
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Salahare State
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Delaware St
Corker
W. Wayne
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