Corry Boy Wins Honors At State College
Milton L Brown of West Smith has graduated from State College with high honors in forestry and allied studies. He entered college five years ago and was previously in Corry. He earned Alpha Zeta honor and was Phi Kappa Psi member. He is likely to accept a good civil service position after a stint in Philadelphia. Weather partly cloudy tonight and Saturday.
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Milton L. Brown
Merton Brown
West Smith
Atreat
Thin City
State College
Corry
Brown
Inter
Pit Kappa Psi Fraternity
Alpha Zete
Corry A
Philadelphia
Man arrested for furnishing liquor to a known habitual drinker
Floyd Thompson was arrested by Acting Chief Wd Bands on a warrant sworn by Mrs. Hewitt. He admitted furnishing liquor but claimed it was bought for him by a stranger. Thompson was bound over to county court after a First Ward hearing. He later escaped from the city jail by crawling through a window, injuring his clothing in the attempt.
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Floyd Thompson
W. OC. Shields
Hewitt
Second Ward
Thompson
First Ward
Dranger
Bin
Neegemgain
South Street
Jerome Files Reply Against Thaw Bail Request
United Press reports Jerome for New York State filed briefs with the U S Supreme Court opposing bail for Harry Thaw. He appears to have halted plans to allow Thaw to travel to Pittsburgh to testify under Bilardo. Albany dispatches contradict morning papers suggesting Thaw would withdraw and New York State would drop opposition to the Pittsburgh trip in the civil suit over his father's estate.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
William Travers Jerome
New York State
Supreme Court of the United States
Harry Thaw
Jerome
Thaw
Pittsburgh
Bilard
Albany
City League Shifts and Trades Spark Interest
City League players see bold trades as the Maccabees and Kurtz clash over a swap involving Guatatson and Long. Long pitches the balance of the season for the Maccabees while Kurtz may sign a new out of town player. Jourdot moves to Municipal Club as Walters joins for a weekend game against the high school. Umpire J J Ressler resigns and is accepted.
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Cama
Corey City
Yaa Ing
Mikecabee
Guatatson
Long
Kurtz
Beason
Maccabees
Jourdot
Aidsa
Walters
Kurtar
J. J. Ressler
Mr Stone Very Low In Warton Hospital Visit
Mr Jerimiah Stone is reported very low this afternoon and cannot rest for long. His son H P Stone of Warton is with him.
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MR. Stone
Jerimiah Stone
Hines
H. P. Stone of
Warten
Heat Wave Broken Eleven More Deaths In W Penn A
Reports from Philadelphia New York City and Pittsburgh indicate the heat wave has broken in Western Pennsylvania. Eleven deaths are recorded, seven from the heat and four from drownings. Pottstown reported heavy showers and electricity related incidents.
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W. Penna
Uy United Pre
Pittabureh
Philadelphia
Pottstown
New York City
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Police Court Hearing For Rooney and Cunningham Last Night
Police court convened last night with Mesura Rooney and Cunningham, arrested for aruiken eat yesterday, pleading not fully. A hearing proceeded before Magistrate W Shields as patrolmen and citizens testified, while Thomas Ayres caused a scene and was locked up with the defendants. Police also began a campaign enforcing working headlights. about six to twelve cars were stopped for improper lights and ordered to comply.
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Mesura Rooney
Cunningham
Aruikeneat
W. ( Shields
Fingil
Thomas Ayres
Alliaance
Magistrte
Gands
Carranza Ageresto Reported at Mediation Talks
White House press secretary Tumulty said the Mexican mediation talks are promising. Justice Lamar has informed Wilson that peace terms are being considered, and Carranza will be represented at the Niagara Falls conferences within days. The administration expects constitutionalists to participate.
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Uniteg
Washington, D.C
Tumulty
White House
Justice Lamar
Wilson
Uttle
Carranza
Local Wreck Halts P. R. R. Trains Near Corry Brick Plant
Northbound freight No 37 was derailed in the local yards near the Plant of the Corry Brick and Tile Company. Three cars left the track, delaying service as local officials sought cause. Wrecking crews and a derrick from OU City were brought in, delaying No 81 and the south bend morning train for hours.
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Penney
Corry Brick and ‘Tile Company
OU City
Ol City
Bartensburg
South Bend
Striking workers gain at Pittsburg plant action
United Press reports four hundred employees at the Talon Switch and Lingual Go plant in Swinnvale, Inothar-Wentinghama, joined a strike today. About three hundred remain at work as the industry faces possible further curtailment. President Herr refused to meet with officials, escalating the labor confrontation.
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United Preas
Pittsburgh
Talon
Swinnvale
Inothar
Wentinghama Corporation
East Pitts
Pres. Herr
Erie Train Wreckers Captured
James Stevens traveled from Salamanca by the Erie division. Detectives nabbed four men at Windham Ohio after an attempted derailment on a freight line. They were bound over to Ravenna court following a hearing. authorities report the Erie division has been quiet as crews patrol west of Meadville.
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Erie
James Stevens
Salamanca
Meadville
Stevens
Windham
Ravenna
Canadian Vessel Safe After Midnight Anxiety
Ottawa June 12 The Montmagny, a Canadian government service vessel long overdue off the Atlantic coast, is reported safe after a message from Halifax said it was entering Sider Harbor this morning relieving anxiety.
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Amuea
Otlawa
Ont
Montmagny
Atlantic
Halifax
Sider Harbor
Preparing for trolley survey near Columbus and Clymer
Residents report a planned trolley route survey through a populated county area toward Sherman and Chau-tigua Lake with farmers showing support. The proposed line is tied to interests allied with the Corry street railway company and may extend toward Mayville to connect with Columbus. Officials from the Corry company were absent, preventing confirmation.
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Columbus
Clymer
Sherman
Chautuqua Lake
Iis County
Corry Street Railway Company
Mayville
Corry Company
Chicago Banks in Big Failure
The Lasalle Street Saving and Trust Company, once linked to ex-Senator Lorimer, was closed by the state superintendent of banks and Inspector Harkin took charge. In the same action the State Bank and the Broadway Street Bank were ordered shut, prompting about 1500 depositors to gather outside the LaSalle Street institution with deposits around 4.5 million dollars.
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United Pre
Chicago
Jing W
Lasalle Street
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United States Depository For Postal Savings
Deamond
G. Fl. Darlow
Jes. L. Went
Fl. W. Parker
Aust
Coshier
Businas
Warren Savings Bank
Marren Savingsiank
Pittsburg
Carranza Ageresto
Oil City
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First National Bank
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