Federal courts clogged by liquor crimes and civil cases
The Corry newspaper discusses how federal courts are overwhelmed with liquor cases and petty crimes, diverting time from major matters. It argues that state and local courts abdicate responsibilities to Uncle Sam, harming the judiciary and urging reforms to improve efficiency from the bottom up.
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Wat
Tay
Eral Genid Jfien
Petit Jutins
Mme
Sant
South
Supreme Court
Taft
Sam
A French Mistake Reflects on World War Strains
A fragment discusses a purported exchange between British Premier Lloyd George and French Premier Poincare in Paris. It argues the world sympathizes with France’s desire to separate from Germany yet fears France may provoke Germany by targeting German industry, delaying Europe’s economic recovery and raising the risk of further conflict.
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Monar Law
Poincare
Remier
Paris
Germany
Europe
School reform goals for better conditions nationwide
An organization advocates six aims for improving schools nationwide including tailored programs for each child, attracting qualified teachers, expanding facilities for the disabled, adding playgrounds gyms science rooms and other spaces, reducing congestion and ensuring safe sanitary and uncrowded schools. It urges parental consideration and emphasizes ongoing work to meet present and future needs while encouraging active parent involvement in the schools.
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Imeet
Nolvet
Borrowing and Lending in Modern Finance History
A fragmented, early discussion on borrowing, lending, and credit, contrasting crude money methods with credit’s rise. It surveys mortgage practices, the role of banks and merchants, and the shift toward financiering as a dominant economic function, noting social impacts and evolving law.
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Arndt
Fuyer
Howe
Fae
Mita
Onic
Gern
Ritroad
Fragmented 19th Century Auto Market Blame and Gossip
A garbled column mocks blame, employment, and consumer themes. It cites autos, 12 million of 19,250,000 global cars, a New Jersey man earning 200 for a broken day, a Chicago actor fined 100 for winking, and assorted social quips about love, marriage, and daily worries in a chaotic, satirical tone.
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Per Ting
New Jersey
Harry
Chicago
A. Milosnan
Food standards set for feed and food items by department
The Department of Agriculture adopts definitions for feed quality and standards for several foods including condensed milk bread and cayenne pepper. It aims to enforce rules and curb mislabeling and evasion by state and federal agents. The note mentions consumer impact and references a Congressional Record remark by Minnesota congressmen and a quip about Henry Ford.
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Department of Agricultur
Wales
Hay Nye
Egtablighinis
Veterans Bloc Urges War Powers Aid and Oversight
A veterans bloc proposed by three senators and about 40 representatives calls for a joint congressional committee with jurisdiction over all veteran related legislation. They seek a wartime power to draft materials for national defense and support road building and public works with surplus war equipment. The group aims to press for fair treatment of veterans while cautioning against fragmented political blocs. The discussion also touches on potential mechanisms to manage government bonds and foreign debt.
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Tei
House
American Legion
Weir
Twenty Years Ago in Journal Files Fragment
The aged Journal notes reveal a Corry gathering and city council adjournment with references to Mayor and Controller WW Je Touch avowing routine business. Frank Ellsworth travels to Philadelphia for a National Mrateena Council meeting as stockhold er meeting of Corry Chain Factory proceeds amid odd mentions of gifts and a curious poisoning incident.
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Dave Age Mint
Mir
Robert Hewrlein
Pantlewar Iitewest
Aivelands
Aviwrpora
TM Beck
Smith George A. Moris
Frank Ellsworth
Philadelphia
Mrateena Council
Ridgway Plans To Build New High School
Ridgway School Board discusses a proposed new high school and bond plan at a public meeting. Officials state the 60 by 120 foot steel framed building would replace the heating plant, reduce janitor costs, and serve local students with improved facilities. The plan requires bond approval and public support.
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Ridgway
Janana
Ben
Peer Mont
He Lockhart
My Piero
Nell
Conor
Oil Creek Road News Notes From West Spring Creek
Jan 10 notes from Oil Creek Road recount visitors and locals from West Spring Creek. Mrs Bett Logan and Myrtle Mitchell, sisters, hosted and visited relatives. many names appear including Jennie Wright, Sarah Mitchell, Ble tui Mitchell, Lyle Golly, and the Grays. Readers mention weather, travel, and small gatherings with frequent family references and returning to Carry or Warren.
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Oil Creek Road
Bett, Logan
West Spring
A. Whiteley Ltd
Myrtle Michell
West Spring Creek
Mitchell
Jennie Wright
Sarah Mitchell
Corry
Bletui Mitchell
Donikisle
Abel Quarenta
Meg
Murl Weight
Dun Kir
Lyle Golly
Cecil Spranglar
Childsren
Win Gray
Warren
William Gray
A. P. Whiteley
Mies Mattie Loran
Nini
P. Whitley
Mins
May Whiteley
Nnl
A. P Whitley
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Shipping Board
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Diem
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Tate
Mectinis
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the National Bank of Corry
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