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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1917
Page
1
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Morgaridge property bought for new Carnegie Library site
The Morgaridge property at the corner of Center and Franklin streets was purchased for $5,500 to host the new Carnegie Library. The Board of Education approved the purchase after a library committee report detailing the site lines and terms, including removal of buildings except the dwelling. The motion passed unanimously.
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Board of Education
Morgaridge
Center
Franklin
Llane Bulla
Fundy
Andrew Carnegie
Phol Board of Education
Hoard of Education
Ayer
Barlow
Pope
Raymond
Whittle Boy
East Main Street
Rgccy Oil
Namin
Frantelin Street
Mor‘ridge
Dhisa
Loard Ravelven
Guulye
Pr Pope
Harrisburg
Pebmary
Corry Benvil
Willendon
Wilton
Pennsylvania
Mau Eallima Association
High Schaft
Paawet
Public urged to attend veterans banquet tonight
The committee in charge of a banquet with reception to be held this evening at the Armory urges the public to attend. The program includes a dinner at 7 o’clock for veterans of the G A R and members of Company A, with admission to the Armory at a charge of 25 cents. After the program there will be remarks and a cordial reception for all attendees, with organizers hoping for strong public support.
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O'Colck
Gh A. Ic
Pittsburg Steel Man Charley Ramsey Dies At 50
Charley Ramsey president of Cheible eo Company died today after a general illness. He suffered brow il and died at Allegheny General Hospital. Ramsey, aged 50, long served in the Pennsylvania Railroad. Browenton of Warren reported the death occurred early this morning after brief illness and friends were mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Free
Pitteburg
Charley
Ramsey
Cheible Eo Company
Alegheny
Thaw as Benefactor Amid Indictment Claims by Attorneys
Attorneys for Harry K Thaw argue he is a public benefactor while a New York indictment proceeds. They claim a prosecution will rob many boys of education and accuse opponents of exploiting Thaws fortunes to advance private business. The statement, tested and elaborated, details alleged reforms prompted by Thaws wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. Thaw
New York
Warner
Tina
British battleship Cornwallis torpedoed in Mediterranean
London dispatch reports the Cornwallis built in 1901 with a 75 man crew was torpedoed in the Mediterranean on Tuesday by an enemy submarine. The Admiralty says 18 crewmen are missing. the ship is 4015 feet long and rated at nineteen knots in speed.
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Cornwallis
Mediterranean Sea
United Eres
London
Tuoway
Aanenany
Admiralty
Dhs
Thaw Attempts Death by Own Action in European Meeting
An international political event emerges from a chaotic report scribbled with errors. The Hague central assembly appears to discuss an appeal and relocation efforts to Europe, with references to Meru Tunwiry and various figures and locations, suggesting a party conference or meeting with global implications.
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Thaw
Chispre
Appeal
Europe
United Trew
Meru
Tunwiry
Jonas
Conta
Worley Hue
Germany
Anil Warkora
Uuy Msuelattat
Manhunt After Hotel Attack Leaves Victim Critical
Reported in New York City a suspect attacked a man at a hotel lobby, injuring him severely. Police pursued through the night, with investigators detailing the assault and conditions of the wounded man before dawn.
Boys Mustered Out Next Tuesday
A military transfer announces that the Sixteenth Regiment will muster out next Tuesday. Major Wile and a command group plan to move troops, with details on headquarters, a write up for the local press, and the expected administrative steps at the city post. The report notes readiness for the process and the orderly discharge of personnel by unit and location.
Caveliers of tabotin meet Columbus Hall tonight
The Caveliers of Tabotin will hold a meeting at Columbus Hall tonight. All members are urged to attend as newly altered officers will be installed and an important programme is planned with Blair in charge of the installation ceremony.
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Tabotin
Wong
Columbus Hall
Oyun
Ing
Blair
Nitiotpatou
Concert at M. E. Church amid mixed audience
A large audience attended a M. E. Church concert featuring the Brethren choir and New Weston soloists. The program included several numbers. attendees enjoyed the performance while police reported a separate housing disturbance and a threat from a gang that evening near a residence.
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Mise Puller
Roharta Gillatto
Hariey Raul
Atfair
Gurenid
Cheyer
Increasing number of employees reported in mining industry
The piece notes rising employment figures amid concerns about industrial unrest. Secretary Brown outlines plans tied to education and exhibits, while references to railway privileges and local industry support appear. The report mentions a conference in the winter theater season and ongoing labour concerns.
New Industry Plant Undergoing Early Preparations
A local company plans a new industry and is preparing for operations. The team from Nay City, Mid, brings experience to the project while Cory Couch factory remains a mining site as machinery and equipment benches are installed. Machinery expected to arrive soon.
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Comipiny
Nay City
Miod
Company A Boy Taken To Hospital
A Company A member was seriously ill after returning from a border camp and was removed to a hospital with pneumonia suspected. Troops arrived as the incident unfolded. a young man from Feat Avonue was taken to Roapstad Tea and then to hospital for treatment.
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Clove Parkinn
Company A
Mita
Herm Init
Brakeshoe Plant Here To Be Closed
The Brakeshoe Company confirms Corry plant closure within months with operations suspended at Corry. Workers shift to unloading and shipping lines as preparations for a temporary halt occur. Thompson and Crotty transition to other American Company roles, with equipment kept for possible later restart. Local community notes several residents ill and a theater event in the Lyceum.
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United State
Warde
le American Brakeshoe Company
Yasperday
Jobul
Uae
Corry
Tiltimore
Tedeg
Mackie
Thompson
United Buctes Hrakeshog Company
Amelia Company
Atlkin
Sustern N.S
M. P Crotty
United States
Nasalka
Sr. Hrokeshoe Company
Watlin
Thin City
Sligo
Thi
Tte American
Amorigin Brakeshou Company
Fare West
Po Frida
Local Farmers Institute Attendance Planned Next Week
Farmers of the vicinity plan to attend a local institute held Monday through Tuesday at Magender Hat with sessions on farm work and timely agricultural topics. Archie fillings will preside as program leader, with noted speakers from the agricultural field expected to address attendees.
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Wits
Mavender Hat
Moering
Institutu Ie
Archie
Progrem
Heavy Losses Suffered by Turk Troops in War Report
London January 13 report states that 500 Turks were killed and wounded, with 1000 captured, by British expeditionary forces. The Driller stormed Turkish positions near Arih and failed to advance, with the attack described as achieving complete success for the British.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Heepftlelal
Wall Street Leak Probe Ends Today
United Press reports the Wall Street leak probe concluding today with testimony about a broker’s wire and the Dow Jones impact. Officials describe premature news as affecting market activity and executive testimony outlines the conduct of the inquiry.
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Wall Street
United Press
Waohineton
Sagnnsey
Allisgei
Wivanee
Uicobrupt
Sn Psave Linley
Enim
New Yorke
Dowstonos
Stk
Jam Wey
Nimaine Mhor
Col Rickards Will Make Complaint About Treatment
Colonel George C. Mokends commands the Sixteenth Pennsylvania Infantry after a six month border march. He will report to the War Department on conditions noted by Lieutenant Henderson regarding lack of water and cattle shortages during the return from the Mexican border. Residents claim railroad officials gave no aid to the troops as they passed through St Louis and nearby towns.
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Pitshireh
Miekarts
Wada
Teichtele
George C Mokends
Pennsylvania — Infantry
St. Laue
Thin City
Henderson
Hyer
Petsturgt
St Louie
Sobearia Kaherdtly & Lang
Raliron Company 16
United States Reaffirms Allied Position In Capitol Note
A terse State Department note this morning outlined Allied expectations and reiterated public statements from President Wilson. The brief communication stressed unity and a shared stance on the global situation with no new formal action announced.
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United Press
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