Radiator Plant to Resume Work Within Two Weeks
Within two weeks, Naylor of United States Radiator Co and partners expect to put the rebuilt plant into operation. Extensive remodeling and new equipment are in place, with about twenty five men at work. The core making department and foundry have been redesigned, bricks laid, and cupola renewed. Several cars are expected soon as operations begin, signaling major city development.
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Wickersham Working at Washington
United Press reports former Attorney General Wickersham played a Washington role in securing Hughes’s nomination. Wickersham confirmed he was involved in Chicago convention communications and noted Hughes did not pledge or reject the GOP nomination. He indicated Wickersham could win support if Hughes accepted the nomination.
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Wilson to Speak at West Point
United Press reports President Wilson leaves Washington at 4 27 pm for West Point where he will address the future army commanders and generals. He is expected to see the open life gun nds campaign for Jo dlye. The President will be accompanied by Mrs Wilson. He will travel by train to New York and then up the Hudson aboard the Mayflower. Weather tonight and Tuesday warmer.
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Washington, D.C
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Washington
West Point
Russian Drive Now Threatens Zernowitz Captured Two Divisions
United Press reports Petrograd advices say Russian forces on the Austro German front claim a major victory near Caernowicz. They say two Austrian divisions were surrounded and captured with leaders, artillery, and supplies. The capture is hailed in Moscow as a significant turn in the fighting on the front.
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London
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Uncle Joe Cannon to Visit Corry Today
Uncle Joe Cannon former speaker of the House and Republican veteran is expected to visit Corry for a few minutes while a train passes. A local note mentions G B Sins and the Delaware and Hudson agent accompanying the party. details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Hughes in New York For the Day
Frank Hughes, Republican Presidential hopeful, arrived in New York and faced questions about his campaign. He refused to discuss details of his strategy or potential visits, saying plans are uncertain and he may stay a few days. Reporter notes he appeared with many supporters, including Henry Tart, brother of ex Provident Tart.
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New York
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Provident
Japs Send More Troops To China
The Japanese government announced that two more battalions were ordered to Tientsin and Peking. Troops were on ships today bound for China, signaling intensified military involvement in the region.
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Conditions Grow More Serious in Mexico
United Press reports Washington June 12 that State Department findings show conditions in Mexico rapidly developing toward critical levels. The agency notes that the situation has grown more serious in the past few days and that official representations to Carranza’s government have been delayed or imperfect.
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Plotters Must Face Their Trial in New York Case
The court denied the demurrer and set trial for conspirators including Wolf Vou Eigel and allied alleged plotters. They face charges of conspiring to disrupt a military enterprise by obstructing the Welland Canal dispute.
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Wilson to Reply on Mexico Troop Withdrawal Request
Washington June 12 The note authorizing President Wilson to reply to Carew's request for U S troop withdrawal from Mexico will be sent in a few days and made public before Wilson is dominated at the St Louis convention.
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St. Louis
Maccabees to Hear Report on Building
The Maccabees plan to discuss plans for a new lodge home at a meeting in the city. Present were committee members Marks Metutroy and Watley with Corry and Teel aiding, outlining the project and timeline for securing a suitable site in the new building.
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Plan to Kidnap the Progressives in Local Politics
A mangled report from St. Louis notes rumored plots by reform factions within the Wil son party to capture the Progressive wing. Rumors say leaders seek to shape the Democratic convention by pressuring Hughes and leveraging party defections, signaling a broader realignment.
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Egolf King Wedding Report Quiet Ceremony in Brio
Mine Maude King and Mr Ge Wgolrci quietly wed at Brio last Saturday in June. The couple are well known. the bride attended Wachors schools for years. The groom is the Able Superintendent at Atlantic Refining Company. They reside at No 197 Third Avenue.
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Third Avenue
Hughes Won’t Answer Query on German American Alliance
June 12 New York report notes reporters pressed Chamles I Hughes for his stance on the German American Alliance. The Republican candidate avoided a direct reply, offering no clear position during the campaign and referencing questions about a potential shift in policy.
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Tenth Annual Graduation This Week at the High School
The tenth annual graduation events proceed this week at the high school auditorium. Four graduates include Mary Rilzatwhly Alssnader and Fda Marly Chrivitan, with program features by the Corry Mantolin Orchestra and Rev. Baker Chomi officiating. A reception will follow the exercising and diploma presentations chaired by A. Loveland.
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Wall Street Gains a Point Today
Wall Street rose about a point at the open as trading began in New York. Investors showed optimism amid early moves by major issues, with several stocks advancing while volume remained moderate and margins held steady.
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Pupils Enjoy Picnic at Wilson Farm
The eighth grade pupils from Concord ateant building school held a Saturday picnic at the Wilson farm in Lovell. Weather favored the event and the large barn provided ample space for games and the day’s guinea. Mr and Mrs Wilson hosted with warm hospitality, making the outing a happy occasion.
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Complete repair of pavements underway in city
Workers advance a long pavement project with painting and concrete work on main streets. Crews have mapped routes, traffic will be rerouted to accommodate it, and property owners are advised to expect temporary disruptions during the two week period.
Corryite Convention Reports United Effort at Drop Forge
Journal wire service summary of a convention in Scranton where attendees from several regions gathered at the Drop Forge venue to discuss unity and support for the United Biazon government in times of need. The meeting highlighted planning and coordinated actions, with key remarks from Mr Melanes of the Fine moni Stool Company.
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Nashoot Journal Reports Convention Progress in St Louis
The Journal Nashoot Nashoot reports daily progress from the convention at St Louis. The paper notes the limited coverage by other outlets and claims to provide the correct results of the conventions, highlighting its own timely dispatches and the involvement of local editors.
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St. Louis
Circus well patronized in this city
The Hagen Heok-Wallace Circus drew a near full house Saturday and again Sunday, with strong afternoon and evening shows despite rain. The first visit in two years impressed audiences with fine features, and train movement northward was completed before daybreak Sunday amid light police concerns.
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Democrats to Condemn Republican Supreme Court Move
The report notes Democrats plan to condemn the Republican move to pack the Supreme Court by elevating a candidate. Senator Bronk leads the platform committee and indicates a plank condemning the action will likely be included in the final draft.
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