Fire ey wa erwin EARLY PAVING PROMISED ON FINLEY ROAD
Corry officials report plans to pave the three mile stretch from Windley to the Pennsylvania line by July. Contractor Bailey says half the road will open by July 1 with the north end starting in spring and full completion by Ist of the month. Road work and a new Fire Station No. 2 contract awarded with bids from Erie firms and Corry builders.
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Corry
Erie
Finley Lake
Timest Hailey
Brocton
Windley Toke
Pennsylvania
Bailey
New York State
North Hunt
Finley
Bulley
Havn Turday
Dix
Waterford
Frank G. Jone
Bf Ie
Wheeler
East Washington Street
Mr Jones
Lie
Hida
EE Austin & Sony Erie
Frank G. Tynes
Thomas Construction Company
Lyle D. McCray
Corey
Conneil
Jones
Constellation
Barlow Mardware Company
Rogers
M. Stewart & Co
JE. E. Guignon
Barlow Hardware Company
J. Rogers
Harold McCray
Sudden Death Of Well Known Corry Resident
Corry resident Mr Cottrell died after sudden illness at Corry hospital shortly after seven o clock. He was taken ill while at work as a welding foreman at the U S Radiator Corporation. The death was attributed to cerebral emboli. He leaves a wife on a business trip in Cleveland at the time of death and his parents Mr and Mrs H. G. Cottrell of Union City. Surviving siblings include Thane Cottrell Bellefonte J J Mottrill Youngstown and Mer Hert Cottrell Union City among others. An obituary notice will follow.
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Litove Bottrall
Corry
Huy
Corry Hospital
Cottreilyins
Plung
Radiator Corporation
Vikitortie Hospital
Cottrell
Cleveland
Hill
Bie
G. Cottrell
Unio City
Andy Sinters
Thane Cottrell
Bellefonte
Pas J
M Mottrill
Youhgatawy
Ohio
Mer Hert Cottrell
Union City
Woda
Angola
Monroe
Youngstown
Ming Bethe Cottrell
Sirle
Mire
Franke Geiger
Tia City
Simplicity Marks Funeral Of Ex President
Woodrow Wilson will be laid to rest tomorrow afternoon with services at his home followed by a short service at Beth Israel Chapel. The arrangements emphasize simplicity in accordance with the late president's wishes.
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Mark Feneral
Woodrow Wilson
Beth- Jehem Chapel
Government Offices to Close Wednesday
Washington reports on a planned government office closure for Wednesday amid funeral arrangements for President Wilson. Details describe the service program at the Wilton home and Bethlehem Chapel, with clergy readings from devotional texts and prayers. Burial plans place Wilson’s crypt within the capitol area, with Mrs. Wilson favoring burial in the capital.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilton
Constant Wie
James £. Freeman
Mr Wilson
Wilton
P.m
Ray
James T. Taylor
Central Presbyterian Church
Jere
Paula
Sylventer Wy
Taylor
Bishop Freeman
Preemant
Are Wilson
Coolidge
Bethlehem Chapel
Mr. Wilson
Ita
Wilson
Richmond
Witton
Scarlet fever cases rise as city reports two more
Two new scarlet fever cases were reported to the city Health Board this morning, bringing total since February to five and about forty cases this year. The patients include Clifford Rows, a Washington School pupil, and a Fourth Ward child of Mr and Mrs Thomas Taylor. A thirty day quarantine was established by Health Officer Dune. The report notes potential risk to other pupils and urges rigid administration and united public cooperation to stamp out the illness.
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Health Board
Clifford Rows
Washington School
Thomas, Taylor
West Main Street
Ross
de Gillette
Grae
Taxpayers Weigh 1923 Income Tax Cut Prospects
Corry residents and national taxpayers may receive a retroactive income tax reduction for 1928 as the House Ways and Means Committee advances the bill. Chairman Grech wins committee approval to push immediate relief with Republican support and a likely retroactive provision in the measure to be sent to the House by next Monday.
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House Committee
Corry
House
Holden Case Before Grand Jury Tomorrow
Reports indicate Ralph Holden and Darryll Blakesley will present to the grand jury in Chauranaya County tomorrow on a charge of first degree assault linked to a Chinese laundryman incident. Both men are said to have confessed involvement in the crime.
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Hayseee
Mayvinne
Ralph Holden
Darryll Blakesley
Jamestown
Ghauranaya
Two Daughters Cut Short in Father's Will
In Meddelpeea Maryland on February 5 the will of George Leeda Zell formerly of Baltimore is to probate. He leaves $100 to each of his three daughters if his first wife dies. the remainder of $70,000 goes to Ethlyn Purfe Zell with conditions. Harriet Lippincott Colson and Catherine Selby Rowland are said to be disinherited for disrespect. The daughters are said to reside in Baltimore.
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Miladelpeea
George Leeda Zell
Baltimore
Hal Dauptiteral
Lip
Ethlyn M. Purfete Zall
Leedw Taylor
Petra
City Balance Figures and Treasury Totals
The city records show a balance of 3 844 44 on February 1 and a treasury balance of 92 090 85 on February 1. Receipts for January totaled 82 000 08 and the month’s expenditures were 4 709 07 with other figures including names such as Mira Marlon and Alexcandan appearing in the garbled OCR text.
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Treasury
Meorlein
Oil inquiry targets high officials in stock trades
The Washington inquiry widens to list names of senior government figures said to have benefited from oil stock deals tied to naval land leases. Senator Walsh leads the push for evidence as hearings include Cleveland broker Samuel Ungerleider. Contempt threats loom over Fall if he refuses to testify.
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Waited Prose
Washington
Sen
White House
Walsh
Montana
Naval
Secretary of the Interior
Bal
F Sinclair
Redwand
Dobens
Samuel Ungerleider
Cleveland
Ungerleider
Senate
Fall
Willy
Goon de Tarry
Sinclair
Jessee
Dame Murs
Europe
Carl PL Biggerman
Chase /National Tank OF
New York
Case
Imade
Bai
Federal Trade Commission
Plans unveiled for new hotel by April first
Directors of the hotel company joined with their architect Mr Bailey of Oil City to finalize drawings and specifications, with bids to be sought by March 1 and work to begin by April 1. The firm also announced third installment stock calls, ten percent each, to be mailed monthly until all pledges are paid.
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Bailey
Oil City
Fie
Rotary Club Quartet Delights Lunch With Plans for Erie Trip
The Rotary Quartet contributed to today's luncheon at the Phoenix hotel with strong singing and progress on musical activities. Next week plans with the District Governor were discussed and twelve Rotarians will travel to Erie for a joint meeting with the Erie club and nearby cities. Mr. Farmer of I. Clark Son, Inc. joined Corry Rotary as a new member. Dr P.G. Wood spoke briefly on Rotary Education and Jel Loysl contributed another of his original efforts with notes on the Hornet.
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Rotary Quartet
Phoenix Hotel
Erie
Erie Club
Famer
1. Clark © Son, Inc
Corry Rotary
PG. Wood
Rotary
Jel Loysl
Bolig
Hornet
Elks Hold Weekly Dance With Messenger Orchestra
The Elks invite all members to a Thursday evening dance with Messenger's Orchestra providing the music from eight to twelve. Mrs Nellie Dennis and Miss Florence Samson are spending a day or two at Grenville Pennsylvania.
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ELKS
Messenger
Els
Nellie Dennis
Florence Samson
Grenville, Pa
New York Firm Wins School Bond Bid in February Meeting
A special board of education session on February 4 opened bids for a 176000 bond issue, printing, and brick work. The York firm Harris Porkes & Co led with the best bid at 101.48, securing the sale pending contract formalities. The board also reviewed brick bids and health inspection actions, authorizing contracts with successful bidders for the Junior High School project.
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Harris Forbes and Company
New York City
Board of Education
Barnes
Messrs
Ames
Slillstrom
Love
Boveland
Patterson and
Sweet
Loveland
Hillstrom
Geo. H. Burr & Co
New York
Harris Forbes & Co
W. A Harriman & Co
J. H Holmes &Co
Pittsburgh
Redmond & Co
Stroud &Co
Philadelphia
Preeman & Co
Harris Porkes & Company
Cis
Sucabettus Widders
Finance Committee
Atles
Sanitationland Healthy Committee
Miller
Campbell
State Department
Mr Loveland
HI B
Manley
Peace Prize Winner Announced for Levermore’s Plan
Philadelphia reports Charles J. Herbert Levermore, 67, long promoter of world peace, named winner of the Bok Peace Prize for his plan No. 1480. He receives 50,000 now, with the remaining 50,000 to follow upon Senate approval or strong public support. Levermore, born in Mansisteay Conn in 1870 and Yale 1879, has taught at several institutions and led peace initiatives with major groups including World Peace Foundation and the American Association for International Exposition.
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United Prow
Philadelphia
Charles J. Herbert Levermore
Uing
Edward Woir
Levertore
Senate
Levermare
Mansiiétay Conn
Way
Yale
Taeward
University of California
Massachuseety Institute of Technology
Adelphin Institute of
Brookly
Lavermore
World Peace Foundation
World Court Inague
Longus of Nations Union
American Association For International Exopsration
Premnt
New Yrle Peace Society
Liquor Cases Prepared for Grand Jury Amid City Rumors
Reports from the district attorney’s office indicate three bootleggers’ liquor cases are being prepared for presentation to the grand jury. It is unlikely action will occur before late in the week.
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Rand
Grant
Ene
Electrical Storm Hits Corry Wards Causing Alarm Outage
A severe electrical storm struck Corry causing fire alarm systems to fail briefly in the Second and Third Ward. Flames were blown out, but driver Harry Bent woke residents for safety. The storm damaged lines and signals, suggesting harsher winter weather ahead.
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Corry
Funes
Harry Bent
Wall Street Will Close
New York stocks awaited closer activity with traders watching morning moves. Journal notes uncertain gains and losses as the market prepared for midday closures and evolving price levels.
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Wall Street
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