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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1915
Page
2
The piece outlines the history of the U S flag, describing the birth of the flag along with its evolution through laws and additions of stars for new states. It notes key dates such as the 1784 act and 1818 changes, and mentions the 1907 addition for Oklahoma and the 1777 recognition of Patriot symbols.
Ambitious city leaders and reformers press a crackdown on saloons amid concerns about vice and crime. Prof Merriam and Dobyns back aggressive action, urging citizens to study crime data and join the effort against the Manor Interwill influence.
A garbled OCR fragment from a Georgia figure named Hoke Suilit appears to claim a top status among senators and their descendants. Mentions of Olio James Iyoky Thy Lilela and a Grandchild lineage create a cryptic scene with unclear relationships and place. The text references a Tajtoil Statue Bonaly and a phrase about a geahd whit in a Malied context, leaving the core facts indeterminate.
A fragmented report notes Fletcher Dallyna and Bishop Sumner addressing Illinois saloon policy and prohibition ideas. It recounts arguments on sale of Aynur to Dane Halls, drunkenness linked to crime, and calls for methods to prevent crime without destroying the saloon system.
The Corry High School wind up praised for absence of disorder and rowdy conduct during commencement week. Teachers and students commended for maintaining good order, with hope for continued discipline when school resumes in the fall.
A party of entomologists camping near Olean last week collected thirty to forty fine specimens of a rare butterfly with crescent markings. The wings exhibit a light color and measurements reach about one and a half inches across. Notable figures from the State College of Agriculture and Cornell University attended the field study, including Prof J Chester Hrading and Prof IR Pronby, with others from New York Entomology Society and local grower groups.
Brooklyn navy divers report they saw bodies inside the sinking submarine F-4. Gunner G. D. Stittson returned to Brooklyn to relay the findings and said recovery teams would continue efforts until the wreck is fully raised. Authorities aim to preserve evidence and confirm how many sailors died.
A June 13 storm swept Western Pennsylvania causing two deaths and heavy property damage in Beaver County towns Duraltruck Woodlawn and Aliquip vi. It submerged main streets with feet of water, clogged sewers, and toppled hundreds of poles along St. Clair. Woodlawn’s damage is pegged near $100,000 as streetcar service plans to resume only later.
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