Corry Fair and Driving Park Association elects new board
At yesterdays postponed stockholders meeting the Corry Fair and Driving Park Association completed the three man dirtstorm section and elected three directors. W W Morgaridge, W P Blair and Frank Blair were named with Blair replacing W W Wilin on the board. Proxies represented about 46 and a half shares. The meeting approved by law committee recommendations to held no paper. A committee was named to draft new by laws and the board will reconvene next week to elect officers.
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Corry Fair and Driving Park Association
Kontionien
Dr. Wonks
W. W. Mormaridges
Pf. Blair
Frank Blair
Mtr
We W. Iilin
Bilety
Pilabares
Morgiridge Parsons Ily
Alevander
Elatemay
Mom Dow
Law and Order League
Little
Alexandar
DeRoway
Allo Ceed Momars
Moygiridge
Webbs
Bair
Thie Point
J. Wastin
G. B. Month
Heath
Ategutury
Fai
Messrs
Darling
H. A. Frumk
L. Moxinder
T. Kincaid
J. J, Dowmond
J. B. Patterwon
Alaton
Morgaridge
P. Blair
W. Wink
J.J. Desmond
Patterson
P. Wink
W. W. Blair
Monark
Babbitt
Kincaid Yon
Becayw
Ehruh
Imo
Nownton Whun
Weather Tonight Brings Colder Conditions
Readable fragment indicates colder weather tonight with rain probable in the region. Forecasters warn of a drop in temperatures and brisk winds, urging residents to bundle up and prepare for possible chilly overnight conditions.
Scranton Fire Destroys Miller Casket Plant and Theatre
A major blaze in Scranton Pennsylvania destroyed the Miller Casket Company plant and adjacent Lyc theatre area after starting around noon. Twenty five workers were reportedly on site, with some escaping via ropes, but no deaths or injuries are confirmed in the available report.
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Scranton
Miller Casket Company
Miller Factory
Blaze at Ottawa destroys factory materials and shipments
A large fire at a Ottawa clothing factory owned by Oniod Holden and Graham yesterday destroyed finished goods ready for shipment. Authorities launched a government inquiry, with a committee to be appointed from Pantampn to probe the blaze and its suspected origin.
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United Pees
Ottawa
Dominion
Aurione
Thin Tire
Atx Story
Oniod
Holden and Graham
Pantiampn
German Troopers Drown While Crossing River
Four hundred fifty German troops attempted a river crossing at Dvindk over the broken Dyine river but were drowned when Russian river battalion fire broke the line. The first crossing party reportedly went down as heavy fire halted the expedition.
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United Proms
Acmterdam
Germany
Dvindk
Froken Dyine
Rivar
Baling Arown
Banker's Indictments Stir Uniontown Case Puzzle
Grand jury to reconvene to consider multiple indictments against J V Thompson of Uniontown for alleged misapplication of funds from the First National Bank. Court figures show at least two bank reports linked to Thompson, with further charges likely as investigations continue.
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Fitzahurah
Wen
Monning Jt
Orr
J. V. Thompson ‘of
Uniontown
First National Bank of Uniontown
Thompson
Podanal Compteo Tireh
Suerones Werh
Asriousy
Folie
Revolution Reported in Portugal Amid Riots and Looting
United Press reports unrest in Lisbon as rioters clash with military guards and looting spreads, signaling a potential coup impact. Government figures and observers note armed confrontations and attacks on shops amid deteriorating security.
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Portugal
Ikedetig Timpatehes
Paris
Lisbon
Republ
President Plans Another Trip Across Southwest
Washington reports President Wilson and key advisers plan a lengthy tour through the Southwest and South with stops in Cincinnati Dallas Galveston Little Rock New Orleans Louisville Atlanta Richmond Raleigh and other cities. The journey would last about two weeks at the President’s home base.
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United Press
Washlington
D.C
Wison
Cincinnati
Dalina
City Commission to Hear Band Support Plan
The city commission will discuss backing the Corry hand band at Monday’s meeting. C L Alexander of the Board of Commerce committee will present the case aided by Col Brown. They seek $250 for summer band concerts in the city park to provide paid work for musicians and enhance city entertainment.
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Gly
Corry
C. L. Alexander
Board of Commerce
Col. Brown
Ti le
Indecent Philippines Bill Debated by Senate Committee
Washington DC Feb 5 Advancing a Senate bill declaring independence for the Philippines, Avinditration Sendara began preparations for action today. The measure will move through shifts in the House and face changes in committee handling as a similar bill has been discussed with variations.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Sendara
House
Senate
Philippines
Romania poised for war mobilization along borders
United Press dispatch notes Romania completed general mobilization earlier than expected, concentrating forces near Bulgarian and Hungarian frontiers while Soviet and Bulgarian papers report limited Russian border shifts. Experts say Romania is ready to join the Allies at the first opportunity as Bulgarian transport ties near the Polish frontier tighten.
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Preany Roma
Wovid Lma
Oinsi
Ryindala
Aimeria
Rumania
Trantio
Oporitofe
Pabrogia
BRANDES CHARGE IS ANSWERED BY PROTESTS AND PROOFS
Washington February 5 United Press reports that the charge of anti Zionist or religious apostasy against Saint Louis D Grandely appointed by President Wilson to the Supreme Court bench was answered today with evidence. Nathan Albert a Jewish editor presented documents and oral testimony to support Grandely’s Zionist leadership and religious stance.
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United Press
Washington, D
Louis D. Grandely
Wilson
Supreme Court
Huth
Nathan Albert
Thin City
Quarantine Ordered in Harrisburg State Areas
State Livestock Sanitary Board issues quarantine in Clarion and Montgomery counties to confine Redfield dogs Gime stone Porter and Mehohing for 100 days after a rabies threat. Bite by a rabid dog to Harry Hetrick of New Bethlehem prompted declaration. Authorities extend rules to other named areas.
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United Frees
Harrisburg
Clarion
Montgomery
Redfield
Gimestone
Porter
Mehohing
Harry Hetrick
New Bethiehem
Minke ship of minnows delayed by United Sportsmen camp
Through minke the shipment of minnows expected here by Members of the iva camp of United Sportsmen did not arrive venturilly. They hope the shipment will reach the city Monday and be received by the fence and placed in the Heokon.
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Iva
United Sportsmen
Canadians Round Up All Aliens in Dominion Purge
Ottawa authorities announce a sweep targeting suspected aliens amid a crackdown following fires at the parliament buildings. Police say German plotters inspired the act and pledge further actions to prevent similar incidents. The roundup includes a detainee described as refusing to cooperate, linked to the fire incident.
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United Press
Ottawa
Can
Dominion
Avery Allen
Jury Deliberations Resume in Mohr Murder Trial
United Press reports Providuncn Providence case where Mrs Mirzapath Mohr faces a murder plot charge in a four week trial. Judge Stearns completed instructions and the jury began deliberations at 10 20 P M with 12 members. They must also decide guilt for Hogrues Brown and Speilman, co defendants linked to the crime.
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United Press
Mirzapath Mohr
Franklin Mohr
Stearns
Tien
Tito
Secret base for Teuton submarines on Corfu island
Dispatches describe a pneumatic tube system found from the Kaiser's villa basement on Corfu to the water edge. Disguised agent Aschermen, in a small smack, allegedly watched Austrian and German submarines near the Greek island. After forty Allied positions, the sub was seized and shown to have supplied gasoline to submarines using the island as a hidden hald.
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United Press
Athena
Fatriaey
Corfu
Aschermen
Atory
Athens
Williams Drilling Activity in Oklahoma Temporarily Halted
Amon Wil Mata reports Williams drilling operations in Oklahoma paused due to severe weather and cold spell. Nearby sites near Dorado and southwest of Dorado see halted tools at the sand layer while a 80 acre Foster property valued at 50500 is noted.
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Amon Wil- Mata
Okahoma
Mr. Wilflame
Horado
Scott
Santied Jodie
HiDorado
Holt
William
Foster
Stapleton
Bridge at Victoria Threatened by Unidentified Attackers
United Press reports a night attempt to breach Victoria Bridge guarded by military pilots. Shots were fired toward the bridge. a lookout man was spotted and later the intruder fled. Guards called up patrols and searchlights illuminated the area. authorities suspect plans to place explosives beneath the bridge.
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United Press
Montreal
Wein
Skty
Vallayn
Berlin Denies Crisis With United States
Berlin residents dismiss reports of a crisis with the United States amid German reactions to American communications. The note exchange and potential formal replies are under discussion as Washington and Berlin await further steps, with President Wilson’s speeches influencing German views on the current relations.
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United Press
Berlin
Germany
Lte
Anfiaendor von Herpatort
Washington
State Department
Wilson
Tin Fouent
Alta
Protest of U S decision in Appam case
London reports a formal protest note against the United States action of turning over the captured British vessel Appam to German captors. The note citing the seizure was being prepared, with Lord Lansdowne and the Marquise of Crewther involved in discussions with Sir Howard Grey and Foy representing the ship's owners.
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United Preuss
London
Iher Appam
Lord Lansdowne
Gon
Crew Waro Thia Moraine
Howard Grey
Foy
Grey
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Appam
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