City Commission Meets with Paving and Budget Proposals
Mayor Patternow and commissioners held a meeting exposing budgets and street paving plans. Ordinances would pave West Pleasant Street and Columbus Avenue with estimated costs around 46.8 thousand dollars. Police court receipts and town funds were reviewed, and a petition urged paving in Ping Grove Cemetery area.
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Patternow
Ehawn
War Hint Bank
Fourth Avenue
Wtad
Thors Bn
Hemonniira
Commission
Mexaendey
Cumminstonne
Piro Department
Horsen
Ping Grove Cemetery
Columbus Avene
North Center
Durlal
Stey
W. Shields
Wnglnesr Dickson
Smithh
Spring
South Center
Pleasant Street
Redent
Corryites Attend Auto Show
A crowd from Corry attended the auto show in Filnio today. Named attendees include Mon Storr A Mahle Fred Coos Walter Mair Everett Loach Ralph Ely Joseph Splawman Mark Smith Mred Sehol ton G J Crippen RI Follett and Mr and Mrs FL Whititlesey. Several plan to buy new cards. Buffalo show expected to be better and Corry group will attend ongoing exhibition.
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Tg Crowdl
Gorey
Drordegliva Auto
Property owners pay up for paving South Side streets
Citizens have largely settled up assessments for the pavement of South Street and First Avenue, with a total due around 12 088 dollars. Payments cover improvements from Spring Street to nearby blocks as residents respond to the special assessment levies.
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First Avenue
Chita
Spring Street
Chicago women register to vote for first time in primaries
Women in Chicago, newly enfranchised, register to vote for the aldermanic primaries on February 24. The city reports strong turnout with women visibly engaged at registration sites. A noted incident involved alleged wholesale ballot issues as Drake faces Coughlan in a key race.
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Sancu
Chicago
Fel
Min
Tmield Nera
Nogm Crag
Pata
Prat
Uni
Aomeiat
Mas Mar
Drake
Batibunise
Jeli Coughlan
Johnathan Logde Hosts Degree Recital by Lodges
Tomorrow evening the Odd Fellows host a large delegation of local and out of town makers from Union City and Youngsville. Union City will confer the second degree, Corry candidates will receive work, and Youngsville will confer the third degree. The Rebekahs will provide banquet supper for the occasion.
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Union City
Youngs Ville
Jonathan Lodge
Secon
Corry
Youngsville
Rebekahs
Mexico City Threatened as Revolt Rages in 1914
United Press report from Mexico City on February 3 describes renewed rebel movements in the east and north. Villa accelerates regrouping while Huerta loyalists deploy on trains toward Vera Cruz to confront Carranza factions. Contingents of Villa and allied forces threaten the capital, with shifting loyalties and potential foreign cash implications.
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United Press
Mexico City
Many
Blanquet
Visi
Torreon
Ly Villa
Huerta City
Vera Nowe
Justina Phin
Tivreen
Franchsen
Desmond
Moilevo
Alimplnach
Taro
Sues
Deerisie
Felix
Filta
Carranza
Hein Launchel
Caen
Villa
Joewlion
Miners Press Wage Rise Demand at Philadelphia Talks
Lindianapolis reports that the United Mine Workers prepared a list of demands for upcoming conferences in Philadelphia starting Monday. They seek a five cent raise, wage provisions based on a line item plan, a Saturday holiday, and a two year contract, with all weighing to occur beforehand.
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Lindianapolis
Gray
Mondas
Stralel
Queer Doins at Hatch Building
Early this morning about three o clock a well known physician was called to a distant section of the second ward. On his return he passed the Hatch school building where a number of men lounged about the recessed entrance. No street patrols were on duty in that section last night and a household member with a lantern accompanied him. The group called out but did not attempt any hold up as reported earlier.
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Hatch
Bad Checks Passed In The City
Local hotel men reported that bad checks were cashed by visitors on Saturday and Monday. Businessmen fear a repeat as the method has occurred before and authorities are expected to take note.
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Carty
Municipal club to host Germans in fast Armory game
Tonight the Municipal Club faces the full German lineup including Linneborn Heerdt Miller H Miller Schnell Faust and Toledo at 7 30 at the Armory. The event promises strong action as locals aim to mark a high attendance and showcase top play in Corry.
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Mitialo Germany
Tonger Huary
T. Leying
West
Slong
Linneborn
Heerdt
Miller
H. Miller
Schnell
Faust
Toledo
Armory
Corry
Howe
Action Against Japs Defeated in Senate Vote Clash
Washington politicians clashed over the May Amendment to the Burnett immigration bill as Republicans and Democrats rejected the proposal by 208 to 64. The plan aimed to bar all Japanese from entry, sparking a partisan fight that drew President Wilson into the surrounding controversy and prompted sharp exchanges about administration embarrassment and political strategy.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Tapas Uni
Alan
Harnett
Mays
Weather Forecast Missing Clarity Tonight
Fragmentary weather note suggests a fair night with likely mild conditions. No clear details on temperatures or wind given. readers advised to monitor later updates for accurate forecast and any changes for tonight.
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G. B. Bartow
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