Corry Raises 11187 for Great War Fund
Corry reports total subscriptions of 14187 raised in a five day campaign for the American Red Cross Great War Fund. Led by J. Desmond and G. H. Barlow, volunteers organized local efforts, with 295 donors contributing. Pledges payable in four installments end January through October at Citizens National Bank. proceeds go to the national Red Cross drive.
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Corry
Great War Fund
American Red Cross
Red Cross Committee
Red Crow Fund
Loeil Summittiee
Thin City
Joes
J. Fy Desmond
G. H. Barlow
Eninpatin
Tmercy
Cliivens National Bank
Harlow
Local Man C N Waters Dies After Illness
C N Waters dies last evening after months of illness. Born in Union City, he moved to Erie as a youth and later to Corry, where he ran a moving picture house for twelve years. A prominent local figure, he was active in Corry lodge and Elks circles and had long been a booster for public enterprises.
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Waters
Buffalo
Hin Deni
Wile Ely
Ulty
Mr. Waters
Yawbridge Springs
Can Itidge
Bonn
Uilon City
Erie
Uyrie
Nell
Corry Lodge
Elks’ Minstrels
N. Dell Darling
Two Pennsy Trains Quit Saturday
Two trains on the Philadelphia and Belo Division will make their final runs Saturday in Tunelve. Train No. 8949 will head west toward Erie shortly after eight o clock in the morning with another service to follow, while No. 980 will arrive in Philadelphia forty minutes earlier than before. Funeral notices mention Sherman N.Y. and Rochester, N.Y. as memory events with local relatives planning services and travel.
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Tunelve
Philadelphia
Belo
Pennsylvania Rail Row
Boeing Boriday
Paxiey
Erie
Alexander Calls Venizelos To His Cabinet
Athen July 30 King Alexander I announced Venizelos to head a new cabinet and form the ministry. Venizelos expected to arrive soon to begin government formation. The move follows abdication of Constantine and aims to unite factions and ease nation’s strife without pro German inclinations.
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United Press
Athen
Alexander I
Venexelou
Venizelon 11
Athena
Willa Aud
Dotion
Constantine
Alexander
Yenexelon
Induerges
Big coal operators rob public in wire tariff probe
United Press dispatch reports H. C. Lyne charges coal operators with exploiting public adjustments under the Tariff Commission inquiry. An official states operators have looted the public by overcharging one grade by as much as $4.50 per ton, and other abuses are alleged in the industry.
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Washietany
H.C. Lyne
Lidky Twlore
Tnetaratate Commerce Commission
Seno
Roll Up Great Over Subscription Roll Up Great Over Subscription
Fragmented OCR text shows a garbled item with scattered names and phrases about subscriptions, a worker, and a deadline. Readable elements include mentions of Washington and dates, but context is unclear. The record notes an chaotic roll up effort and potential political or labor references without a clear event or outcome.
Nine More Militants Arrested Amid Clash in Waahlyston
Report from Waahlyston describes nine additional militants arrested after a clash in the afternoon. Police and a crowd faced tension as protesters attempted to display banners. women protesters were whisked away to a holding area before the crowd was detained by a police cordon.
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White House
Corry Red Cross Gathers 1400 Members in Drive
The Corry Red Cross announces a campaign resulting in 1400 members joining the society. Details outline dues, donations from locals, and a planned meeting at Emanuel next spring with preparations for outreach and events including factory visits and park gatherings.
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Corry
RED Cross
Local family returns home after visit to city
Mins Olds came back to her home this morning after a short visit in his city with Mrs. Mary Rill and other relatives. Charles will leave Thursday for Seattle where they will spend several weeks with Aire Nellie Beardstoy.
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Mins Olds
Misays Rill
HD Mracken
Gon
Charles
Seattle
Wash
Aire
Nellie Beardstoy
Will widen scope of food control
United States agencies debate expanding food control authority to include coal and glass industries. The commission chair notes urgent need to regulate broader markets while opponents warn of overreach and bureaucratic delays.
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United Rest
Washington, D. C
Jung
Amerivai
Martial Law Now In Spain
Martial law declared in Spain amid political crisis as authorities imposed curfews and mobilized troops. Reports indicate restrictions on assembly, media briefings ongoing, with international observers calling for restraint and orderly transition.
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Spain
Weather Wonther Unwiitial Gosseth
Weather report fragment mentions Wonther Unwiitial Gosseth and Wily ohnwere Mausfreny Pate with unclear regional data and date. No clear city, time, or measurement provided in readable text.
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Gosseth
War ends in 1918 claim from Moscow broadcast
United Press reports President Wilson and Allied leaders expect an early peace. American and Allied delegates in Moscow discuss lasting settlement terms including restitution for Belgium and other occupied territories. A peace conference plan with General Scott Jo ans and others is under consideration.
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Uhd
Moscow
Tastalent
America
Isu Veot
Melgium
Serhiy
Astorles
Fatyay
Worl
Namiatinoe
Scott Joans
Notice to Chautauqua Guarantors
The executive committee announces a meeting of Chautauqua guarantors in the board of commerce rooms Wadnoaddy evening at five o clock. Each ward will report ticket sales and totals, and all guarantors must attend to hear the five day sale schedule. A representative from the Redpalte bureau will attend and give a short address on the program.
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Su Redpalte Bureau
Fao Ib
Awlogniin
Pannon
West Point Annapolis game canceled by war ruling
Washington D C June 2 The famous Annapolis and West Point football game has been called off for the duration of the war. The War Department issued a ruling suspending indefinitely all games with outside terms at the Military Academy and a similar ruling affecting Annapolis is expected soon.
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United Press
Washington,d. C
Annapolis
West Point
War Department
Military Academy
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