Corry Eyes Revival of Historic National Guard Company A
Corry citizens consider reviving the Tecal sunlluiry company once a strong unit to restore its former standing in the Sixteenth Regiment. Mayor Alexander agrees to lead a reorganization with Seaton as captain, aiming to field a large, capable company using the city armory and local support.
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Tecal Sunlluiry
Ainess
Webb
Menthery
Carlburg
Ben
Corry Citisens
National Guard
Stite
Estizone of
Corry
Place Ly
Ife
Aremn
Seaton
Alexandar, Lusselt
Alexander
Altho
Lyle Yar Vleols
Ini
Grit and the Vision of George Matthew Adams
A dramatic portrait extols grit as the engine of progress, linking it to victory, work, and social ascent. The piece praises grit as the force behind leadership, reform, and perseverance, urging readers to embrace determination as the path to glory.
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George Matthew Adams
Keeba Uy Leoni
Governor removes Chief Factory Inspector Delaney
Governor Tener discharges Chief Factory Inspector Delaney amid labor union charges, urging efficiency over politics. Delaney led the department for years and could have stayed if not for indiscretion, with the firing framed as a service improvement lesson. A proposal to elect postmasters on a five year term for salaries above 700 dollars per year is discussed in Congress.
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Delaney
Tener
Taner
Ais Misea
Senator Bristow
Kansas
United States
Senate
Refused to Open Vestibules Causes City Rail Clash
In Philadelphia an evening train crew refused to open vestibule doors despite a standing order from headquarters. Chief Stevens and Mayor Alexander sought a resolution after repeated incidents. Railroad officials refused to keep crossings clear beyond five minutes, offering a limited delay plan to ease congestion.
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Poslice
Stevens
Philadelphi and
Bre
Yael
Alexander
Newt
Gardner
Phoenix
Ino
Sulzer Attends First Presbyterian Church in Albany
Governor William Sulzer and Mrs Silzer attended morning services at Albany's First Presbyterian Church. They sat in a pew near the front, a seat location thought to echo the church’s historic ties with notable figures. The Bulzers reportedly were given a pew opposite Hamilton’s former position.
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Sulzer
Albany
William Sulzer
Silzer
First Presbyterian Church
Agron Burr
Alexander Hamilton
Bulzers
Hamilton
Deadlock at opening of legislature stalls speaker race
Harrisburg report says both sides lack sufficient pledges for either Alter or Scott to secure the speaker position as the legislature opens. Delegations have set up campaign headquarters in the city and a deadlock is anticipated unless a pledge majority is reached by afternoon. The outcome will determine the speaker and senate president in the new session.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Alter
Scott
Wan
Presleit
Senate
Booze Sent Out Saturday From Passenger Station
Late Saturday afternoon crowds at the passenger station witnessed a group of foreigners hastily loading growlers and bottles onto an eastbound train. The supply was reportedly headed for Union City to be consumed locally, as railroad laborers and workers along the dry territory made regular weekend trips for liquor.
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Sauk
Union City
Naor
Wallingford Next At Library In Big City Show
Get Rich Quick Wallingford 14 visits the library for a major UK business comedy presented by Parker. The production promises the biggest crowd yet and is advertised as a top attraction with professional company and guaranteed performances this month.
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Wallingford
Parker
Gohan
Harris
Perhapa
Vike Boyy
Magnetnius
Corey
Get Rich
Funeral of William Hammond Held in Cottage Pinon
Funeral services for the late William Hammond were held this afternoon at 2230 oclock from the Hammond home in Cottage Pinon attended by many friends and relatives. The Rev W H Jones officiated assisted by Rev J W Smith of First Presbyterian. Mourners viewed the remains, which lay in the drawing room amid floral tributes. Knights Templar attended the services of the grave, with pallbearers from the Hammond Trab Works. Lead Kindly Light was sung by Mrs J W Hawkins with Mrs W M Robertson at the piano.
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William Hammond
Willam Hammond
Hone
Cottage Pinon
W. H. Jones
Teluity Memorial Holwcopal Church
J. W. Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Hammond
Knights ‘Templar
Prospects Good for Company A Reorganization
Colonel Rickards arrived today from Ol Chiy and was met by Lt. Charles Kiuuinge and Mayor Alexander. They conferred at the Armory on reorganizing Company A. Those instrumental in appointing Mayor Alexander captain have assurances of support, with preliminary plans to be completed as soon as the company is ready.
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Rickards
Ol Chiy
Charles Kiuuinge
Alexander
Gertle
Richards
Corry
Tty
Jury Foreman's Health Broken Amid Threats
New Castle Indiana January 6 reports Hing health broken from threats and letters. Prank Dare foreman of the jury in the Iron Workers conspiracy case has left for Florida for winter, his health worsened by the strain of directing the jury work.
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United Press
New Castle
Ind
Prank Dare
Iron Workers
Florida
Dure
A White Charmeuse Gown Wedding in Oil City
In Oil City at 8:30 p.m. Saturday Mr and Mrs Eber Murray hosted the marriage of their daughter Allea Bieber Murray to Dr. Morris Kennedy Selarcy Topmoy a resident of Oil City. Rev B A Cornelius officiated before about 80 guests. Attendants included Eva Mages as bridesmaid Guy Hecker Jr as best man and Charlottes HI Hott as ribbon bearers. The bride wore white charmeuse with prince lace and lilies while the bouquet featured lilies of the galley. The groom wore yellow green metor and pink roses. The ceremony opened with a vocal solo by George McLouth.
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hards-Murray
Nodiat Eireles
Eber Murray
Second Street
Mise Allee Bieber Murray
Momis Kennedy Selarciy
Topmoy
Oil City
Hagtetan
Rav
B.A. Cornelius
U. D
Second Presbyterian Church
Mian
Eva Mages
Oi City
Guy Hecker, Jr
Pittsburg
Hausmann Timer
Reading
Charlotts Hihott
Mayville
Georde McLouth
Iece
Herald
Miss McLouth
Ours Mancini
Derrek
Notice of Columbus Cemetery Association Annual Meeting
The third annual meeting of the members of Columbus Cemetery Association will be held in Grange Hall on Tuesday June 14, 1918 at 2 p.m. for electing directors and transacting other business. All who pay the six dollar annual dues are urged to attend. Emma Dutton, Secretary.
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Members of Columbus Cemetery Association
Grange Hall
Dueyday
Emma Dutton
Bec'y
President Returns to Washington After New York Trip
President Taft returned to Washington from New York and resumed a quiet routine at the White House. He and his family hosted home guests and later took a stroll through Lafayette Park after dinner.
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Washington
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Traction Building
Center Street
Currier
Pontom ‘Ax
United Press Weather Report
Library
Hammond Tron Works
Indianapolis
Sam Jacobson & Co
Stein.bloch Clothes
Alden-Ragon Coal Co., Ltd
Garea Jones
Smith
Barlow
Pric. Te Company
Magiory
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