Kinley Elected President of Cory City League
George Kinley was elected president of the Cory City Baseball League at a meeting in the city buildings hall. Lyle Clough and Jacob Levy were named secretary and treasurer, with Kinley set to lead as the league prepares for the upcoming season amid franchise talks and team signups. Local weather forecast notes tonight and Sunday snow.
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George Kinley
Corry
Kinley
Cory City
William C. Murray
Lengie Asaures
Kinlay
Lyle Clough
Jacob Levy
A Who High School
Associaton
Styl Heabeam
Mosara Downey
Paulson
McLean
Mascabac
Fama
Lenin
Kurtz
Will Not Execute Terrazas In Mexico City Feud
Disjointed report states Louis Terragan Jr faces a ransom demand of 250000 with Villa alive and conditions unclear. It notes doubt over execution proceeding and mentions an Anglo American commission inquiry into the Hen com danth.
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United Press
Fi Pano
Mareh
Louis Terragan Jr
Galauche
Villa
Dowd
Jondtor
Col Toraamna
Hera
Vilin
Hiionda
Anglo-American Commission
Penny Men Figure In Assault Case
Local employees of the pennsy railway yard show interest as a battery case is set for trial before Alderman Harker in the Second ward. The defendant Welch, a yard engine worker, faces charges tied to an alleged assault on a gateman. Papers were served Thursday and details will emerge at the hearing.
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Rennsy 1
Harker
Locht
Four Hurt In Chair Factory Accident In Union City
Four men were seriously injured in an explosion at Li shrave Chair factory in Union City yesterday afternoon. The blast occurred during dust sweep duties near the blower system. one worker, Harry Wad, suffered severe hand injuries and was treated at Corry hospital. The cause remains under investigation with reports suggesting a dust buildup ignited by the blower.
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Lishrave Chair
Union City
Apharatit
Horry
Ulon
Corry
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Elects Officers
Tres annua election of officers held at the church parlors yesterday afternoon. Mrs. A D Colegrove Mrs Walter L Peake and Mrs W Ke Stone named directors for the coming year. Mrs Maria Smith elected secretary and Mrs Geo Knowlton treasurer. Members discussed the year’s work and energy for next tasks.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
A. D. Colegrove
Walter L. Peake
W. Ke. Stone
Maria Smith
Geo. Knowlton
Huerta Secures Vast Funds for Northern Campaign
Dispatches from Mexico City report that Huerta plans a federal bank to monetize treasury bonds never sold before, generating immediate cash to back pay soldiers and fund bonuses. The move aims to strengthen forces for a renewed attack on rebels in the north.
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Unitea Rress
Washington
D. C
Mexico City
Huerta
Federal Bank
Treasury
Madero
Panhandlers Sentenced To County Jail In Evening Hearing
Magistrate Shields held court at a city building and sentenced four panhandlers arrested Thursday evening by Officers Merrit and Ruat Wetabrot to twenty days in county jail. One man named John Green from Pitch Willy, intoxicated and fined, left city on the southbound train. A second disorderly youth appeared but no charges could be made.
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Shields
Panhand Jera
Officera Merrit
Ruat Wetabrot
Siven
Mien
Rie County
Erie
Ice Department
John Green
Willy
Eyenine
P. Ft. Tt
Tle
Another Clue in Winters Case Emerges from Cleveland
Indiana resident Grey reported a letter from Cleveland claiming missing Catherine Winters is held there by a dangerous man. The note included a needle and thread priced by the girl for a missionary sale. Dr W A Winters called it the best clue so far and ordered immediate checks.
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Syumpen Eris
New Caste
Ind
Cragaman Grey
Indiana
Cleveland
Ohio
Catherine Winters
Dre
W. A. Winters
Belle Valley Post Office Robber Captured
United Press reports secret service men arrested Joseph Mor sh alias Seuo who broke into the Belle Valley post office February 19 stealing blank money orders and the office stamp and has since cashed the orders at several offices. He was captured at Portage and Lakon to Johnstown.
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United Press
Cleveland
Secret Service
Joseph Morsh
Allug
Balle Valley
Portage
Lakan
Johnstown
Federal Commission to Begin Industrial Hearings
Washington March 7 Chairman Walsh of the Federal Commission on Industrial Relations announced the body would immediately begin hearings in 34 of the principal industrial centers. The inquiry will cover irregular employment rising production union activity and general matters. Hearings are scheduled in New York Philadelphia Scranton Pittsburg Buffalo and Cleveland.
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Hy Unita
Washington D. C
Walsh
Waderal Commission On Industrial Relations
New York
Philadelphia
Scranton
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Cleveland
Crawford Attorney Investigating In Crawford County Case
Attorney Thomas travels with Sheriff Roudohieh to North Girard to pursue leads in the Toyner case alleging the murder of a wife thirty years ago. The investigation aims to clarify the man named Durnar and the condition surrounding the prior death claims.
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United Frees Meadville
Clytelet
Thomas
North Girard
Roudohieh
Toyner
Crawford County
Pham
Durnar Makin Sim
Forty Are Rescued From Wrecks on Atlantic Coast
A turbulent gale and heavy seas rescue forty crew members from multiple wrecks along the Atlantic coast. Vessels such as the Domingo De NorSanaja and others ashore near Bakers Island, with crews removed while some feared lost. The Ravenna, Tage n und Morusara remain nearby as salvage continues at noon.
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Atlantic
Ace Kiowa
Wienc
Southern Steamship
Cloneral Sient Gilbert
West Virginia Miners Win Federal Appeal Victory
Miners in West Virginia secured a favorable Federal Court of Appeals ruling after government attorneys failed to overturn an injunction. The decision permits miners to assemble and approach strike breakers and condemn the mine owners without violating the order, reinforcing workers’ rights amid labor tensions.
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Withihow
Jugten Dayton
Irene Willl
National Banks Must Report Financial Condition by March Fourth
The Comptroller of Currency orders all national banks to report their total condition and business losses as of March 4, urging timely disclosure and inspection. The move targets comprehensive accounting and oversight across institutions nationwide.
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United Press
Nashington
D.C
Utamorn
Areh
Penrose to Formally Announce Senate Candidacy
Portadephta learns Senator Boies Penrose will make a formal announcement of his candidacy for the United States Senate on Monday. The report cites strong authority and notes Penrose seeks reelection amid expectations from supporters.
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Ity United Press
Marel Falk
Boies Penrose
Senate
Stonday
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