Corry Daily Ad Law and Genoa Conference Debate
Cony Evening Journal reviews U S stance on the Genoa Conference with Hughes note critique. The piece contrasts American nonparticipation with European powers, discusses Russia and Germany, and questions political versus economic aims. It references Harding administration readiness and American public interest in Asia versus Europe.
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Jatin Montgomery Flaig
Becantary
Hughes
United States
Conumle Conferenew Jy
Genoa
Ne York
State Department
Gurion
Hughes Dodo
Asia
Great Britain
Brunce
Fly
Europe
Italy
Washington
Russia
Honjo
Mr. Hughes
Genon
United Hulley Whuk
Hughey
Harding
Exytope
Germany
Né Cyghes
Vineltig
London
Parti
Executors Notice In the estate of Netlig C Blakelsey deceased
An executor announces letters testamentary have been granted to Orel Tompkins of Corry and Kenoyld Kinoold. Creditors are asked to present claims and debtors to pay promptly. The notice records the executor as Corry, Indiana area with details legible from the old newspaper excerpt.
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Netlig C. Blakeslés
Taking Care of Their Own in Winter Public Work Push
The piece notes 80 percent of U.S. communities backing a public works program to provide real jobs for the unemployed during winter. Colonel Arthur Woods praises outdoor labor like highway construction as a path to recovery and argues wages from public work boost related sectors. The report mixes governance with a chaotic aside about a winter event and stray imagery.
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United States
Arthur Woods
Washington
Mora
Syehich
An eccentric riddle of fools and marriage quips
A garbled witty column jumbles advice and jokes about marriage, age, and human quirks. It mixes lines about children in New York, birds and flowers, and a catalogue of odd notions, ending with a hopeful note about April showers and flowers.
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New York
375000 PLAYER PIANO at great barwara for sale
Used one year at a bar setting. Fully pulvomited and priced at 250 dollars. Seller location listed as 116 N Center St Cor ry, Pu.adv Milv 1. Contact plane co for more details.
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Barwara
Tanksunt Plane Co
Center St Corry
Illicit stills blamed for water pressure rise
City officials report water pressure at the City Building shows an increase of 10 to 15 pounds due to a crackdown on illicit stills. Police estimate at least 60 operators have halted activity, using water in their operations, which affected supply and caused temporary changes in pressure.
Farmer Hurt While Blasting Near Salamanca
Salamanca March 11 Chester Yield of Gobat Valley was injured while dynamiting rocks. He moved to a presumed safe distance when an explosion fractured rock and struck him on the head. He received medical attention.
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Salamanca
Chester
Gobat Valley
Buffalo Engineer Hurd Found Dead In Engine Cab
Sherman Hurd of Buffalo, an experienced Buffalo division engineer, was found dead in the engine cab while the Buffalo flyer was en route to Erie. He was 68, weighing 460 pounds, and had been in ill health months earlier. The death occurred during the train’s journey and the body was removed by undertaker the next morning.
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Emporim
Buffalo Flyer
Imparium Jupetion
Pridgy
Erie
Sherman Hurd
Buffalo
Hush
Hauptwert
James Miclroy
Hurd
Haupt
Huffalo
Fire destroys tanks at Warren plant causing $20000 loss
Early Friday a fire at the Allegheny Steel Tank Car plant in Warren caused about $20000 damage. Two wooden storage tanks containing sludge acid burned, the roof was damaged, and flames were confined to the tanks. Fire crews handled the blaze for hours. loss is insured and reconstruction will begin immediately.
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Warren March
Allegheny Steel
Corivar
Siverwire
Dunkirk Youth Held For Theft
Charles W Weiss seventeen living on Townsend street was arrested and locked up at police headquarters charged with entering Alfred Bissileim mir’s residence on Swan street Saturday night and stealing a quantity of jewelry. He was acting suspiciously in Washington Avenue last Thursday night and authorities, with evidence, warrant his detention.
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Dunkirk
Charles W Weiss
Townsend Street
Alfred Bissileim Mir
Swan Street
Weise
Washington Avenue
Hold-up at Kane is frustrated in Maple Street chase
March 11 report describes a failed hold-up near Park Avenue as Max Coon tried to flee from a stranger who stepped from behind a tree and questioned his destination. Coon escaped, pursued by the assailant until distance and night patrols broke the incident, with police alerted and responding.
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Park Avenue
Max Coon
Coons
Geane
Dirk
Guigg Hume Conan Arpied
Pollesson
Mar
For Sale Astine Optinht Piano Bargain Offer
An item in the classifieds offers a piano at a bargain price. The ad notes immediate take and suggests a small commission or fee if purchased through the listing, appearing in a local newspaper page.
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Sali
Tink
Willing woman credits Lydia B Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Mrs Joan Heien of Cumberland Maryland testifies at length that Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her menstrual back pain from adolescence through motherhood. She reports no trouble after starting the remedy, used during pregnancy and childbirth, and offers to answer letters from other women seeking information. The notice promotes the product and features an address for correspondence.
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Cumberlands
Lydia
Pinkham
Joan Heten
Dilley St
Cumberland
Lydia B. Pinkham
Heier
Wrige
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Cony Evening Journal
West South Street
Colegrove
Antu Colegrove
Corry
Currier
Greece
Siewspapers
Naan Kgr
Tne
Orel Tompkins
Ita
Kenoyid
Roel Fawn
Major Mier
Péllee
Tom Sims
Amerioa
Faye
Flint
Paya
Jook
Tie
Heath
Farmer
THE
Barlow Hardware CO
Sunnysuds Cith
Warren
Kane
Grove Street
Rooma
Robert Pattercon
Edbii
Lydia E
Sattemad
Dhuoyil Wraceries
San Iueturial
Epuc Howell Sétase Bet
Doc Dayton
P'S
Edine Ryan
Congressitrut of
Pennsylvania
Bernstein Brothers
North Center Street
N. Center St
Cohen’s Department Store
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