Wilson Orders U S Ambassador to Mexico to Washington
President Wilson this morning ordered Henry Jine Wilson, the U S ambassador to Mexico, to report to Washington immediately after a long conference with Oscar Brant. The move signals a high stakes test of the Monroe Doctrine as England presses demands and European powers weigh a united response to Mexican unrest. Continued on page 7.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
Woodrow Wilson
Steve Bryan
Henry Jine Wilson
United States
Mexico
Washington
Wilson
Oscar Brant
England
Columbus to Form New Odd Fellows Lodge Tomorrow
Columbus prepares to institute a new lodge of Odd Fellows tomorrow afternoon in a temporary hall that will serve as headquarters. Rexford and Wickwire spearhead outreach to about sixty prospective members from the borough and township, with Grand Master Gannon and Grand Secretary Usher arriving to oversee the ceremony. A class of thirty will receive four degrees under Junttan Todke, followed by a banquet hosted by the Liv Eagles in Jonathan Judge’s hall, expected to draw roughly two hundred attendees from Columbus and nearby areas.
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Columbus
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Rexford
Wickwire
Gannon
Usher
Philadelphia
New Lodge
Junttan Todke
Cression
Liv Iagles
Roma
Jonathan Judge
Company A organizes social club and elects officers
The report outlines Company A's banquet at the Phoenix with Maj. Wilcox present and a new officers slate led by Wallace Wollman as President. A social committee and Dance committee are formed, plus a Sports manager under Lieut. Richards. Separately C. St. Rogers Co transfers its electrical department to John Jr. Rogers, while maintaining general supply and engineering services in Corry.
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Joe Crowm
Maj. Wilcox
Company A
Brown
Chialemin
Wallace Wollman V. P
Jamont Steen
V. P
Smileyard V. i
Schupiro
Clifford Jourdat
Treidsurer
Tle
A. Athistle Club
Ipjaea
Lieut. Richards
Wellman
Pedige
Jourdet
Smiley
Schapiro
Berger
Mulroney
Union City
Steen
Crown
Week
Corry
Miller
Crafts
Hoss
Medards
C. St. Rogers Company
John Jr. Rogers
Rogers Co
Hit
Join
Rogers
C. St. Rogera Cy
Fu Corry
J. S. Rogers
Hospital Alumni Cheer At Chautauqua Outing
At Chautauqua this morning ten graduates of Corry Hospital Training School tested on the morning train. Alumni will enjoy their annual outing, though a larger turnout was hampered by graduates serving on important cases and others being at a distance. The Joyal Hospital training school alumni hold a long-running, highly anticipated event today.
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Corry Hospital Training School
Joyal Hospital Training School
Kurtz Gets Additional Equipment at Brass Bed Plant
During a ten day overhaul the Kurta Brass Bed Company plant will be equipped with an entire new oven apparatus and other Iacovering department machinery. The finishing department, overtaxed since expansion, will receive enhancements including a complete new set of ovens and at least two more spray systems to improve finishing of brass tubing. General Manager Murray ordered the equipment in New York and it will be installed promptly to increase capacity.
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Kurta Brass Bed Company
Rush ing Work on New School Annex Near Concord Street
Contractor H H Hill pushes rapid work on the Concord street school annex with sandstone for basement walls. Stonecutters and masons are busy, and Corry town enjoys brisk activity with many job openings and paving projects stimulating local economy.
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Concord St
H. H. Hill
Concord Street
Hilding
Corry
Kood Wagon
Boss Cox Goes Free Again Today
George B. Cox was freed today for the second time on charges of illegally making loans from the Cincinnati Trust Co. to the Ford and Johnson Chair Co. while he presided over both firms. The verdict followed an instructed ruling by Judge Caldwell before the defense presented its side.
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Mnelnnati
Jy 16
George B. Cox
Cincinnati Trust Co
Ford and Johnson Chair Co
Converny
Cox
Caldwell
Bunker
Weather Forecast Shows Showers Tonight and Warmer
United Press Weather reports showers tonight or tomorrow with continuing warmth. Strong humidity and a shift toward milder conditions are expected as a warm front moves through the region.
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United Press
Rev Sharpley Returns to This City
Rev G H Sharpley, rector of Emmanuel Church, returns with his family from Point Pleasant N J after several weeks. Once in frail health, he reports improved greatly and expects to resume active duties next Sunday. Members and groups had missed his leadership during absence.
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Emmanuel’s
Corry
G. H. Sharpley
Emmanuel Church
Point Pleasant
Sharley
Beak Castle
Emmanuel
Recto
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Chautauqua
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Boss Cox
Cincinnatil
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Sir John Lubbock
Oil City
City, Pa
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WM. Muir
Pres
F. K. Russell
T. Conarro
Savings Insurance
Beat Savings Insurance
Citizens National Foreages
Palas Aw W. Seas
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