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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
2
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Harwan y replies to the United States that no exchange of diplomatic transfers can be substantiated until both Germany and the United States share the same informational base. Berlin must accept facts Washington has considered, and Berlin will not be expected to adopt new information beyond what is known. The piece urges Germany to align with international law and rights to avert rupture and to pursue negotiations.
The article discusses U S strategy toward Mexico, noting delays in actions and internal debate over how to influence Mexican governance. It asserts that Mexican leadership must curb ambitions and accept relief efforts from the United States, while warning that delay harms both nations and Cuba liberty efforts.
Mayor Patterson and the city commission have authorized a public action or project, signaling formal approval and anticipated implementation. Details remain sparse in the fragment, but the move indicates municipal endorsement and potential funding steps.
Corrytt advocates two days of cleanup to remove unsightly debris and improve outward appearance. The city urges residents to honor the duty of owners to dispose waste, noting benefits exceed past efforts and pledging significant debris removal from yards, gardens, and lawns.
The state convention of the Daughters of Isabella of Pennsylvania opened in Kane yesterday with visiting members arriving. They were welcomed by local committee members, registered at New Thompson, and hosted at Star Grant and Temple Theaters. Burgess James F. Wood gave the welcome address as Rev. A. Sheehan offered prayer. The convention proper began in the morning with a program planned for the evening.
Thookyilie Pi Sung Thomas Nichols pled guilty to one count of hawat…windlinje and received a sentence totaling less than two years with possible terms up to five years in penitentiary. In the county a separate suspect was sentenced for a similar charge, while eleven men ferried to local penitentiaries were moved to Tiltburg under Judge Hall’s order.
Mondville June 1 The railroads are purchasing about 40 000 freight cars this month amid financial strain. Officials say May 1 counts show roughly 280 000 cars in service nationwide, with railways reluctant to spend 3 to 4 million on new rolling stock. Aimed at keeping lines ready for harvest traffic, they press to avoid outages and smooth car retirements, while slowdowns in shipments threaten farm deliveries and grain flow.
In Dunkirk a body identified as Charley Klein or Klein Tui was found near Cherry Creek and kept for months after a fall from a Lake Shore railroad. Relatives uncertain of the real name, the deceased saved $450 found in a Cherry Creek deposit and the funds were turned over to the County Treasurer awaiting settlement.
Jamestown reports the death of former officer William Gage by hanging in his home on June 2. His body was found by his wife shortly before noon, with death likely around 11 o'clock. Gage had been acting peculiarly and friends believed he was deranged.
A man from the Hle family at 8 understand tut went downtown to seek Limney proceedings when found dead in a cellar. Police notified, rescue rope cut by George Hallenbeck and Clifton Beatty, who removed the rope. The man hanged himself with a rope looped to a clothesline and a rafter, feet touching the floor.
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