Corry Board of Commerce and Industry Reports
Organization of the new Wractorn board and annual director reports highlight incoming leadership and cooperative efforts. President Clough praises officers, outlines committee appointments, and notes plans for a Buffalo window excursion and a parlor car on trains. The secretary recounts progress, charity work, and nineteenth year achievements in Corry’s commercial and industrial body.
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Clough
Corry Bouya
Ndt
W. C. Murray
L. W. Ollla
D. A. Aténnett
FT. Babbitt
G. 8. Hentley
Vicw
G. R. Roge Ork Wanalny Pronerit
Secretiry Crown
Buffalo
Itarves
Tily Ofty
Mta
Ckty
Tt Wan
Penpaulyamis Railroad
Commis
Sonora
Teeanmar Koppel
Corry
Corry Board of Commerce
Uni
Ramil
Corey Board of Commerce
Tndustry
Owen
Tim
Polit
Han
Thin Organizaon
Hay
Therry Howrd
Commeros
Itry Wall
Side Lights Chicago Shows Parties Close in Platform Debates
Report from Chicago outlines near identical party platforms with minor differences. Delegates and reporters note divisions over Teddy Roosevelt nomination, prohibition, women suffrage, and military policy, while both sides seek postwar economic and labor reforms.
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Chicago
Changes in Board Result From Election At Corry Hospital
Meeting of the stove holders at Corry Hospital was held with a quorum by proxy for the annual stockholders meeting. Harry Auer JW Austin Frank Baodor Willer Glaugn W J Ditty GA Wisson AG M Kibler A Loveland Ay Re Morgum A 1 Witis J AL Wrlent elected to the board. Four former members were not elected: D Warren McRowmy Charles Keating W W Morgauridge P Canby. No quorum for the new board at first. a later date for a special meeting mid month likely.
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Corry Hospital
Asaocialeh
FL A. Loveland
Ani
Herve
Harry Auer
JW Austin
Frank Baodor
J Willer Glaugn
W. J. Ditty
GA. Wisson
AG. M Kbler
A. A. Loveland
Ay Re Morgum
Witis
J AL Wrlent
Ant
Othom
D. Warren NcRowmy
Charlee Keating
W. W. Morgauridge
P. Canby
Robibiar
A. M Morguil
J. Wallér
Suc
Rotary
National Democratic Committee Faces Dissatisfaction
The Democratic National Committee in St Louis on June 8 faces unity strain as members prepared for next week's convention. They dispute President Woordas selection of former Governor Glynn as chairman, ask who will run the internal campaign, and worry about influence on the nomination process.
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United Press
Bt. Louis
Martin G. Glynn
Hughes Attacked Over Action Amid Candidacy Turmoil
In United Press dispatch from Washington, Democratic Rep. Murray of Oklahoma condemns Hughes for his conduct. The report notes congressional irritation over Hughes's role in permitting a controversial policy and questions whether it affects his candidacy.
Schools Completing Year’s Work Amid Pioneering Exercises
Local schools finish the yearly program with exams and awards. Students prepare for final reports as classes suspend routine activities for exhibitions, athletic events, music, and drills. Teachers assign portfolios while principals announce June ceremonies and year-end presentations.
Roosevelt May Be Named By Progressives Tonight
Radical progressives push Theodore Roosevelt as the party’s likely nominee at a Chicago convention. Reports say factional leaders, including William A. White and Georgia Perkins, held late talks with allies to secure a nomination pathway while opponents question procedural steps and a permanent convention chairman.
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Roosevelt
United Irons
Chicago
ULM Miorniy de Fara
Theodore Roosevelt
Ald Alehe
Golovin
Lye Yolonk
William Asah White
Teodor
Roosevelt Hetora
Demonstration greet report of Harding retention for nominating session
Crowded afternoon session reports William Howard Taft era rhetoric as Republicans push toward nomination. Delegates debate control and party platform with Harding lauded for steadiness while calls rise for a stronger prohibition and rural credit plank.
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Harding
Colliseum
French Admit Loss of Key to Verdun Amid Retreats
London reports the German forces capturing Verdun key area as Austrians retreat before Russian advances. The official statement acknowledges losses of the two ships near the harbor and discusses positions along Verdun outskirts with German forces gaining ground while French defenses tighten.
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Verdun
Berlin
Vaux
United Press
London
Lio Yas
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Corry Board of
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National Committee
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Hughes
Oklahoma
Congress
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New York
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Progressiven’ Comitee of Rules
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Alan
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