Wilson Sets Direction for Senate Lobby Probe
President Wilson outlined an approach to the Senate probe into lobbying in the Capitol. He said he directed the inquiry’s scope and priorities, discussed with Senator Overman and Senator Reed, and offered access to White House files and information. He may be subpoenaed yet expects to stay publicly distant from the committee.
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United Pregn
Waytington
Wilson
Senaté
Capitol
Te Nation
Washington
Senaator Overman
North Carolina
Reed
Missouri
Ion
Prouidant Wilson
W Hough
Iit
Roosevelt Back in New York After Marquette Trial
Former President Theodore Roosevelt returns to New York after a Marquette, Michigan trial in which George A Newatt accused him of drunkenness. The jury awarded six cents nominal damages to Roosevelt, with each side bearing own expenses.
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United Press
New York
George S. Newell
Marquette
Theodore Roosevelt
Outlook
Mich
Roosevelt
George A. Newatt
Inn of Michigan
High School Classes Battle All Night
Corry high school students held a colorful display in a night-long class color battle. Sophomores and Freshmen led as Juniors and Seniors watched. no building colors were posted, but cables and poles bore yellow and white and school spirit ran high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High School
Hart
Nell Telephone Company
Ts Ming
Julin
Suntory
Frohman
Small Fire Threatened Ely Plant
Early Sunday a small fire threatened the Ely plant but was pushed back before gaining headway. Neighbors from the City building area alerted occupants and directed water to the blaze while firefighters arrived to douse the roof area near the boiler house. Investigators believe the fire started near a pile outside the building likely from hot ashes left in the furnace that had been loaned out Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merwe
Brigge
Ely
Rosa
Lightning caused small damage in city area
During a heavy storm last evening lightning struck the corner of the Corry City Theatric Light Company on North Center Street, burning a five kilowatt transformer. A separate bolt hit Mr and Mrs Ralph Diep’s Lemon Street house, tearing a roof hole, chimney damage, plaster and wall damage, but occupants were uninjured.
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Corry
Ralph Diepfol
Lemon Street
New Brick Structure At Hatchery
William Butler of the State Fish Hatchery reports progress on major improvements. The Rogers Company has built about ten new ponds and excavations for the remaining total of ponds will begin, extending to the meat cutting house. A two story hatchery house of Corry Oriental brick, 130 by 42 feet, with hot water heating and social apparatus, will be built to modern standards, making Corry’s hatchery the country’s most elaborate.
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William Butler
State Fish Hatchery
Rogers Company
Hatchery House
Corry
Corryites Visit North East for Lodge Institution
Dr C W Clarke of Pittsburgia arrived today as guest of Mr and Mrs Frank Howard to help inaugurate a new lodge of the order in North East He will depart tonight with Gerryltes assisting the lodge ceremony The party included Dr Clark Mick Bertha Kibler Deputy Grand Matron and Mrs J C Barnet and Mrs McKelyoy The group plans to return tomorrow afternoon
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C. W. Clarke
Pitxbureia
Eity
Frank Howard
N. Center Street
Clarke
Order of the Hostern Star
North East
Am Siew Lodge
Dr. Clark
Mick Bertha
Kihler
J. C. Barnet
McKelyoy
Thin City
Mira Kibler
Delegates Leave for D of I State Convention
This morning Mrs. Mary Steele grand regent of the local Daughters of Tirabella and Miss Gera McCabe deputy state regent with Miss Margaret Delph left on the P and B train for Philadelphia to attend the State Convention of the Order. The gathering will last about four days. Mrs. Steele will visit New York City after the meeting while Miss McCabe plans to return home by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Steele
Tirabella
Gera McCabe
Margaret Delph
Meadville Daughters of Isabella
Philadelhia
Order
Steels
Council of the Order
New York City
McCabe
Autos Stalled By Storm Hold Tourists In City
A large number of motorists spent the night in town as heavy storms caused many breakdowns. Local garages were full, hotels crowded with visitors, and tow crews, including Frank Gillette in an Apperson Jack Rabbit, assisted stranded motorists. Roads were impassable by eight o clock, delaying returns for Mondvilg and Findley Lake travelers with broken wheels and ignition trouble.
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Frank Gillette
Star Garage
Durkeyville
Jack Rabbitt
Titisville
Thomas McMahon
Mondvilg
Tornfelt
Clarence Rogers
Findley Lake
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Ois
White House
Hon Aguin al Ie
Warren National Bank
Warren, Pa
Warren Savings Bank
Biaccu Stu Tseke
Pannsylvania
Leiplein House
Lighting Co
Corryites
D. OF I. Meet
Mrs. Steele
Miss McCabe
Philadelphia
First National Bank
Jas, LW
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