Making Farmers of Gipy Waifs
Transplanting homeless boys aged 12 to 16 from crowded city districts to farms in New York is the aim of the Lincoln Agricultural School at Lincolndale. The charity trains boys in agriculture and living habits then places them with farmer families to foster citizenship and produce better farmers for the state. The campus adopts a home-like setting with cottages and smaller dining rooms replacing a single large building.
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New York
Lincoln Agricultural School
Lincolndale
N. Y
United Bureau of Education
Lincoln School
Jury Deliberations End With Verdict For Plaintiff
After a lengthy appeal session the jury reached no verdict until about 3 30 pm. The plaintiff won a verdict of 3 45 with costs against the defendant. Dr Bilston had paid 50 and rendered 922 50 more before suit began. The result is peculiar and the case is expected to be appealed.
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DeRosay
Dn. Bilston
Train collision injures three elderly women at Canaan crossing
In Canaan, a milk train from Pittsfield to Bridgeport collided with a local freight from Canaan to Winsted at the cross over of two railroads. Mrs. Frank M. Olin, 86, of Falls Village, was mortally hurt. Mrs. Lowerro, about 70, of Washington Hollow, N. Y., was seriously hurt. Mrs. Sarah Day, a septuagenarian from Torrington, suffered bruises to head and shoulders. In Franklin, Pa., John Ross, 40, a cousin of Harry Thaw who escaped an asylum days ago, killed himself on the Pennsylvania line after being missing.
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Winston
Conn
Frank M. Olin
Lowerro
Washington Hollow
N. Ya
Sarah Day
Howe
Torrington
New Haven Road
Pittsfield
Mann
Bridgeport
New Eagland Road
Canaan
Winsted
Harry Thaw
Franklin
John Ross
Gath ers Its Detectives for Battle Against Desperadoes
Altoona June 2 The Pennsylvania Railroad Company gathers detectives across the state for a desperate battle with four heavily armed Italians entrenched on a high hill near Corlan. The men, wanted for shootings at Williamsburg, defied officers as they entrenched and prepared to resist capture.
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United Press
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Corlan
Ten Ara
Wiliamburg
Bulgars Reject Russian Peace Plan Move Against Servia Expected
Vienna reports say Bulgaria will break with Serbia within forty eight hours and reject Russia favored talks. Bulgaria reportedly declined Russia proposal for a united meeting and plans to strike first. Greece mobilizes troops fearing Bulgaria’s next shift against the Salontea district.
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Servia
United Press
Vienna
Bulegars
Rungaria
Russia
Noilong
Sofi
Bulgaria
Athens
Salontea
Lobby probes reveal railroad and corporation influence
A Pennsylvania legislative committee heard testimony that Rep Miller was told by Reese of the Pennsylvania Railroad to favor corporate interests over workers compensation. Goff cited a lobbyist linked to the anti cotton league and threats to district support. Gaither aided in securing Senate approval for Bigelow as highway head. Senate approved 4500 for Panama Exhibit. Public Utilities Bill amended easing contract approvals with utilities.
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United Press
Morrispurg
Miller
Lehigh
Reese
Pennsylvania Railroad
Goff
Mayetts
Woral
Itsue
League
Walter H. Galther
Tener
Bigelow
State Highway Department
Gaither
The
Commonwealth
Senate
Pennsylvania
State Commission
Mary Garden Denies Health Rumor About Opera Stint
Paris reports Mary Garden denies rumors that her health blocked The Jewels of the Madonna. In a firm letter she says she is quite well and will proceed with her schedule singing in September.
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Mary Garden
Paris
Invasttry
City firms close for funeral proclamation by mayor
Mayor Gvery Alexander issues a proclamation ordering merchants, wagons men and manufacturers in Corry to close from three to five thirty this afternoon for the funeral services of Clarande J. Smith. Hotels and saloons will also suspend operations in the city during the period.
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Alexander
City of
Corry
Ciy of
Hye
Clarande J. Smth
C.L. Alexander
Ity
Bonfire Triggers Urgent Fire Run in First Ward
An alarm from First Avenue prompts the First Ward team to a Box 44 location at Second Avenue and Fairview streets. No fire found though a caller claimed a conflagration near the West grocery warehouse, and the crew had to pull back after seeing a flagrant misfire.
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First Avenue
First Ward
Second Avenue
Fairview Atreets
West Grocery
Eyes and glasses urged to protect sight in Corry notice
A short ad from Padoll Optometrist and Optician in Corry urges readers to value their sight and obtain proper glasses. It warns against thoughtlessness harming vision and promotes available eye care services.
Double Header Tomorrow At League Grounds
Tomorrow afternoon at the League grounds two games are listed. The Raymonds meet the High School in the first game while the Municipal Club faces the Kurts in the second. Both Raymonds and H.S. are tied for the top spot and each team hopes to win.
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Raymonds
Kurts
H. 8
Maloney
Raymoni Mig Nurlor Ja
Finger
Wilvlng
Hil Cie HS
Municipals
Jones Reunion Held in This City
The Jones family gathered at W. N. Jones home on Marlon Street for a multigenerational reunion. Grandfather Harvey Cole was the oldest attendee and the thirteen months old great grandson Harvey Midgar race shared the event. Visitors included Clare Tones of Salem, W. Va. Grace of Erie, and Clyde Jones with children from Union City. A reunion dinner capped the happy day.
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Clyde Jones
Union City
Corry Boy Harold Sears Married in Lamont Pa
Mr and Mrs Harold Sears left for Buffalo to begin a Great Lakes honeymoon trip. It is reported he married Miss Kythe Carlyle McClellan at Lamont Pennsylvania on June 16. The couple stayed with Sears parents north of the city before planning to move to Woodstock Virginia where he will join Federal Forestry Service work.
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Harold Sears
Buffalo
Great Lakes
Corry
Nto
Mr. Senra
Kythe Carlyle McClellan
Lamont
Mr. Sear
Washington, D. C
Corry Firm Introduces Tarolone Cure for Burns and Croup
John Kelm of the Kelm company unveils Tarolone as a new home remedy aimed at burns coughs and croup. The product comes in a tube with a decorative carton and is being sold in the Downey store along with its predecessor the Corry remedy.
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John Kelm
Kelm Company
Kelm
Fie Tocal
Downey
Mercantile Tax Due to County Treasurer
Mercantile tax is due and payable to Wa. G. Walker, County Treasurer. The notice urges timely payment to meet tax obligations for the period stated.
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G. Walker
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Corry Evening Journal
Sanday ‘Traction
Center ‘Street
Soin Gangrave
Milnes
Ghigago Manches
Jil
P. R. Rt
Jae
Mr. Smith
Bonfire
Dept
Fairview School
de, Padoll
Traction Building
Ever
Raymonds and
High
Stars
Sam Jacobson?& Co
Corry Boy
Corry Firm
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