Remodeling Plans for Traction Building Offices and Shops
Plans were completed today for extensive alterations to the Traction Building in West South Street. The south ground floor will be redecorated, new partitions and a display window added, and the Toggery Shop moved from Main Street to a new location before April 1. The Corryail Colina Railway Company will keep offices in Room 1 on the ground floor. Sobere and Saxton of Arcada will lease the vacated quarters, with the Tourant expected to move to a new West South Street site soon.
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U. 7
Rthrop
Ponabble
Corryail Colina Sire Railway Company
Ducant
Mesars Sobere
Saxton
Arcada
Pha
West South St
Carelessness Causes Death in Nantugiet Mooree Collision
A government inquiry into a Thursday night ship collision between Nantugiet and Mooree ends with blame cast by captains and Monroe officers clash over navigation fault. Discrepancies in testimonies and conflicting statements slow resolution as officials review evidence.
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Toca
Roti
Vessela
Pvidenos
Monroe
Attractions Booked for Corry Fair
Hank Melville of the Melville Banking Agency met Saturday with fair management to discuss attractions for the Corry Fair. Plans include acts from the Weber family and a Russian-themed novelty, with potential local acts and a touring comedian under consideration for late program slots.
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Melville Banking Agency
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Treat
Sualy
Weber
Tinea
Bats
Reichott
Ruwsian
Wil
CIA
Chlot Wits
Eatyre
Tomorrow's Game With the Germans Attracts Crowd
Interest rises for the Armory showdown as the German team known as the World Champion faces the Buffalo visitors. Tickets and arrangements promise the season's biggest crowd, with Buffalo players aiming to meet a big guarantee amid high expectations for a competitive display.
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Utah
New
Victim of Shooting In Corry Leaves City Late Story
Friends in Corry were shocked by a shooting carried out by Harry Goad against Mr. Fred Fields. The victim, Miss Eliena Doolittle, formerly of Corry and a 1899 Corry High School graduate, sought to promote Mrs. Fields, wife of the rum-crazed man. Miss Doolittle’s funeral and burial occurred at Union, with Rev. Homer B. Potter officiating during Mrs. Melds service.
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Harry Goad
Fred Fields
Fields
Eliena Doolittle
Ness Fleming
North Gorry
Doolittle
Corry High School
Goss
Union
Pindell Declines Ambassadorship to Russia
Washington report states Hunty McVindall of Peoria declines his appointment as ambassador to Russia. He cites embarrassment from controversy over the selection and says he cannot satisfactorily serve the government. President Wilson reacts, awaiting a replacement decision.
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Washington, D. Gy
Hunty McVindall
Peoria
Ambansador 10 Russa
Pindell
Tie
Wilson
Jan Taltur
Jirvis
Wind Damage Hits Spring Creek Area
A severe windstorm damaged multiple structures along Spring Creek. The Frank Foreuian place lost most of its roof endangering occupants. A large shed collapsed and power lines were knocked down. Several trees were uprooted along Spring Creek road. Local authorities reported no serious injuries.
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Simon
New Police Officers Go On Duty
Officers Rist and Merrite were sworn in as new members and began duty last evening. Pending a formal notice by the commissioners, the hours of duty remain 10 am to 6 pm, with plans to arrange daytime duty to cover meal intervals. Previously a night officer split street duty for an hour and a half at noon.
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Merrite
Joe Toren
Jourdet to retire from city clothing business
After selling the Morgan building to R F Livermore, Jourdet will close out and retire from the city clothing trade. He has run a busy shop for years occupying three floors with storage and a stock valued near 22000 dollars, though no saleable room remains.
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Morgan
R. F. Livermore
B. M. Ourdet
Ourdst
Prevent Ha
Journal readers see Richard III in movies
Sixty three Journal readers attended a free screening at Library Theater on Saturday night for a Tyerd production titled The Battle of Gattyshire. Seventy five seats were offered free to Rabbitt Drug Store customers over sixteen, with coupons printed on page 4 for the first seventy five recipients. The event drew high praise for the film Ra hiorrow and Richard the Hind in five reels.
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Gattyshire
Rabbitt Drug Store
Wabbite
Richard
Talentin
Smortier
Inon Suit in Foster Poole Case Before Judge Barker
A civil action filed by A B Foster against W W Poole over contract damages relates to a tobacco sale dispute. The court reserved judgment and indicated a possible new suit, with key witnesses absent and a postponement requested. New York State weather brief notes slightly warmer tonight in northern regions.
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Foster Poole
Thorning
A.B. Foser
W. W. Pools
Barker
Poater
Phole
IMS Bon
Wien
Foster
Metilintooe
New York State
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