Birds Arrive for Corry Pantry Show Entry
This afternoon the out of town birds entered for the Corry pantry show arrived in the city. By Monday evening the full five hundred birds will be on hand. Representatives of the local association prepared to care for all stock. The show opens with entrants from Tutalo Jamestown Rue Frewsbury Sherman Talon City Waterford and nearby areas. The exhibits will be open to spectators Tuesday evening.
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Corry
Morora
Hinds
Tut
Alow
Wholchildren
Hate
Ona
State Agent Inspects Meat Shops In Vernmont vicinity
State agent inspecting meat shops found several violations in Colmbus and Muadville. Inspectors issued warnings and emphasized strict enforcement of sanitary standards at meat markets and slaughter establishments.
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Hendricks
Muadville
Mondricke
Corry
Beller Aline
Columbus
Boon
Anatier Yello
Vermont
Railroad Worker Injured After Leg Crushed at Panama Junction
A railroad worker suffered a compound fracture to the right leg after being struck by a rail at Panama junction near Washington Street today at noon. Dr. Elston attended the injured man at Corry Hospital after the accident.
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Moxusder
Waubalance
Washington Street
Sayres Home After Harsh Voyage With Majesty
The White Star liner Majestic returned to port at about 1 o clock after a severe Atlantic crossing. Captain Dealdwall faced heavy seas and waves broke over the bow flooding the foredeck. Among the passengers were Mr and Mrs Francis Sayre and their daughter, with Sayre later injuring his wrist during the voyage. The Majestic, after meeting at the harbor, saw the bridal party aboard and the captain hosted them at the captain’s table before resuming speed toward the harbor light.
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United Press
New York
Majestic
O'olock
Dealdwell
Lindy
Alost
Poundail Whyut Jy
Tate Fouing
Cme
Pima Torning
Dudley Mei Wutone
Miay Mirwaret Wilnan
Nps
Hayle
Breiktint
Whey Brew
Sayre
Willams College
Mine Workers Urge Check Immigration Convention Resolution
The United Mine Workers of The World at their convention urged strong limits on immigration to curb surplus labor. They supported shorter work hours and national strikes if war looms, plus compulsory miners examinations.
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Htnanapoliy
Hichoukiife
Immeniuliver
Hse Witphes
Fey LM
Ualuiel
Vattad
Report on Dairy Work Near Here
Dairy inspection activity conducted by local veterinarians under state provisions. Dr Green Heid inspected about forty herds in the area as part of a larger statewide effort. Officials note the program, funded by the department, has run low on appropriation and may extend into the next year with local agents visiting dairies and reporting on conditions.
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State Department
Commonwealth
Green Heid
Wniwt
Mose Dilres
Fired on Gang Laying Pipe Line
Jan. 24 Charles Cov Arl head foreman of a gang of workmen engaged in laying pipe line was shot in the head on his property near West Iaffmay Was shot today by dis Bryant and others fled the scene Cov was taken to Butler General Hospital with grave injuries and is not expected to liveAuthorities continue to investigate the attack and motives remain unclear
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United Press
Pia
Charles Cov Arl
Bryant
Butler General Hospital
Corry Man Recovers After Caribbean Illness at Kingston
C R Rogers reports his son EH Rogers, tied to the Corry man, fell ill with fever while en route to Panda and South America. He recovered enough to be up and around in Kingston Jamaica. After full recovery he plans to return to the canal zone, with doubt about continuing to South America. The voyage and violent Atlantic storm contributed to his condition.
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Col. Rogers
Rogers
Corry
South America
Kingston
Jamaica
Tamaica
Canal Zone
Atlantic
Holy Name Society Entertained at St Dilzabeth’s
William Myers hosted Holy Name Society and guests at the parish house behind St Dilzabeth's church. Thirty two couples attended a supper and Pedro games. Awards were given to Mrs Charles Kinlay and Joseph Burkhardt with a tie for consolation prize between Walter Blair and John Cullen.
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William Myers
St Dilzabeth’s
Holy Name Society
Myera
Pedro
Charles Kinlay
Joseph Burkhardt
Walter Blair
John Cullen
Mr. Blair
Blair
Women to Be Tried by Militia in White Region
Two women arrested with eleven men during a crowd of strikers in the_white region will be tried by a military court. General Chase stated civil courts unnecessary as the military commission can handle the cases. Trials likely next week alongside many other similar charges.
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United Presa
Vernidad
Whlke
Strila
Chase
Stata
Work Progress at Horn Siding in Philadelphia Erie Division
The Conmetors begin grading at Horn Siding east of the chy as progress speeds. A steam shovel is to start on the big em at the two and a half mile Tons site this week with locomotives and cars moving to the plant. Completion by April is doubtful, though the company has all equipment on site and preparatory work complete.
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Philadelphia and Erie
Horn Siding
Nconé
Hn Company
Wow Linve
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Warren National Bank
United States Depository
Columbus Two
R. R. Workers
Bats
Masiing
Mali
Sayres
White Star
Butler
Foreman
C. R. Rogers
Colorado
HORN
Crab
First National Bank Bank
Christmas Savings Society
Citizen’s Nationa Bank
Christman
The
Citizens National Bank
United States
Fostal Savings
G. B. Barlow
Jay
L. Went
How. Parker. Asst
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