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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1914
Page
5
A dense roster of visitors, relatives, and travelers fills the town scene. Names include Ms. Alford, Mr. Nish, Mrs. Reedend, Mrs. J. S. Perking, and many more as they move between Warren, Morgantown, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Chicago with multiple short visits and planned weeklong stays.
An AmuseU theater listing highlights a Selly drama featuring a motorcycle and passenger train sequence. The short piece showcases early screen thrills with pathos and speed as the world reels in motion.
A long weathered day with a quiet finish as readers enjoy a group outing. Attendees include Mrs Antone, Mr and Mrs Walle, Mr and Mrs Vaden, and others from Corry and Buffalo. Evening ends with singing and reflections on life and safety. The note closes with word of Lt Horder, a service aviator, killed in Gosport.
Reports from Monterey indicate Carranza plans a conference with rival factions as three federal commissioners travel to press a possible transfer of power. The talks expect to determine terms for governing and the cabinet lineup while U S officials seek a moderate outcome.
United Press reports July conference in London shows high public tension against King George. Leaders of parliament, led by figures like Prowler Avguittmer, discuss proposed moves amid unclear outcomes and possible loss of support. Officials avoided detailed comment on proceedings and future plans.
An apparent labor standdown ends a looming baseball strike as Newark clubs face pricing and player issues. The Newark team resolves amid inquiries into roster and contract terms, with officials promising continued negotiations to avoid future stoppages.
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