Corry Horses Lead In Year Review At Lake Helo Circuit
Corry horsemen and the public showed strong interest in the 1914 Lake Helo Circuit review. Findlay Like Purities trained Himont the past season at Corry Driving Park. he won the premier purse of the year and earned $1875 in purses. The Corry track topped trotters with $1395 in winnings. Flor snes Vincent was second and Miss Trace third. The circuit featured seventeen straight weeks of racing with large purses and entries, and officials report growing interest ahead of spring season reservations.
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Corry
Helo Cirout
Amariesa Sportsman
Tne
Qeer
Findlay
Purties
Norge
Bankera
Hue Line
Madley Laky
Allie Page
Mundy Jim
Prince M
Senator Todi
Youngstown
Harry Hunter
Choclontt
East Purnos
Tocal
Gace Ami
Thaw Likely to Be Free on Bail Following Hearing
Concord New Hampshire January 6 The state commission plans to release Harry K Thaw on bail after a conference with Dr Prince the third physician who has been unable to hear the evidence. If Prince concurs with the others Thaw Streeter and the commission members favor granting bail and releasing Thaw the Pittsburg millionaire and Stanford White slayer.
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Ly United Prem
Concord
N. H
Harry K
Thaw
Ula
Boston
Prince
Inclding Th
Streeter
Stanford White
Runaway horse blocks rail traffic near Coben station
A horse escaped at Coben station and halted a train for about an hour as workers released the animal. Police reported the incident caused delays and disrupted travelers while depot officials managed the situation.
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Coben
Tinea
C. A. Mitchell
Jay
Board of Health Duties Transferred In City Reorganization
The city board of health underwent a change with Dr G C Waggon relinquishing duties of secretary after five years. The transfer aligns with state law for Third class cities. A second public health case prompted local reports and next council meeting may finalize the new department organization.
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Elveston
Lovil Health Board
G. C. Waggoner
Vo Fhynlolin
Board of Health
Toxoph Sullivan
Bukl
Smiley
Vietin
Arleidiaranthe
Helme
Albert Bush
Commission
Attempt on Life of Poincare
A man allegedly driven insane was arrested after standing near President Poincare’s residence for hours. He drew a revolver and a katana, fired toward officers, and then attempted suicide by falling to the street. He was belly wounded and identified as Fermnt Arcinis, a discharged valet, and taken to a hospital.
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Poltcare
Manis
Suleide
Arcinis
US Sailor Drowned Report Circulates About Norfolk Incident
United Press reports a rumor that twenty sailors from the battleship Wyoming were swept overboard and drowned near Norfolk. The Navy could not confirm the claim. an investigation was promised. One sailor reportedly survived. body details remained unclear.
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U. S
United Press
Washington, D
Wyoming
Norfolks
Nays Department
le Investigatine
Admiral Tadger
Wireleaser Gil
NU Pardoulira
Pennsylvania R R Begins Big Job East of Town
The Pennsylvania Railroad moves to reconstruct the Philadelphia and Erie route near Horn, east of Corry. Grace Construction Company relocates steam shovels to widen grades and double freight lines, with crews to work from spring into summer and a completion target around July.
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Pennsylvania
R. R
Harn
Corry
Forsey Spal
Thyompany
Grace Constration Company
Erie
Meadville
Krade
Horn
Wilson May Name Taft Chief Justice Sentiment Grows
Reports spread across the east that President Wilson may nominate former President Taft as Chief Justice if Chief Justice White retires. Taft reportedly did not comment when asked about the rumor.
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Wilson
Taft
Supreme Court
White
Westfield Bisons to Clash With Munici pal Club Tonight
The Municipal Club basketball team leaves for Westfield to face the Bisons in a rare meeting. About thirty-one of the few games between Westfield and Corry are anticipated to be lively. The Westfield squad, strong this season, will return here later for another game.
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Westfield
Bisons
Westeld
Corry
Distilleries Burned in Historic New Orleans Fire
A massive blaze in New Orleans destroyed the International Distilling Company plant and the United States Industrial Alcohol plant causing a loss exceeding a million dollars. The city fire department fought the blaze but could not stop the flames as vast quantities of spirits sparked towering flames and threatened nearby structures.
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United Press
New Orleans
Jan
Four Escape From Indiana Jail
Four prisoners at Marion county jail escaped in a sensational midday break. W. E. Taylor charged with larceny Fred Schmidt Clarence Harris and Louis Matsa all burglary suspects. Two captives remained as officials hunted the city, the escape aided by a window bar broken in the corridor.
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United Pras Tudianapolis
Marion County
Inorule
W. E. Taylor
Fred Schmidt
Clarence Harris
Louis Matsa
Sam Wau
Magia
Public Service Board to Hear Rail Labor Rate Denials
The Public Service Commission announced plans to hear representatives of railroads, employees, and organizations on the interpretation of the new public service law. The process will address fines and rates, with a January hearing date noted in the report.
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Eles
Harrisburg
Commiasion
Éorgyarn
Tawau
Fea Pamon
Rullroni Suns
Amd
Villa Arrives at Ojinaga with Fresh Supplies and Men
Unite Press reports Villa reaches Presidio Texas with twenty five hundred troops linking with Ortega. He moves with arms, ammunition, provisions, and six large field guns. Villa assumes command and reports further supplies coming from Juarez. Federal forces under Orozco brace for expected battle to defend Ojinaga.
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Villa
Ojinaga
Unite Press
Presidio
Texas
Hurrara
Ortega
Rio Grande
Juarez
Djtanga
Pasqual Orozco
Orozco
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