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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1917
Page
1
Fragmented OCR Item From Local Page
Reading is partial and unclear but mentions a date and figures likely tied to a notice or record. It references a number 14 and a percentage 10 percent, plus delivery and recording terms. Names or places are not decipherable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowel
Board of Commerce seeks relief before Public Service Commission
The Curry Board of Commerce and Industry seeks action to secure a new passenger depot in Corry Pa. The filing names The Pennsylvania Railroad Company and The Erie Railroad Company as respondents, detailing inadequate depot facilities and urging construction at Center Street near the tracks for improved travel and interchange.
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Gorry
Pub
Hervies Company
Dhanlangers
Feulghs
Pennsylvaoia
Gity
Corry, A
THORD
Mim Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Oneagod
Pennsulvants
Corry
Maladelphia and
Erin Raluroa Company
Hilo
Philadelphia
Curry
Ala
York and Rennsylvania
Buffalo N
Pittsburgh
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Orn Pennsylypoia
WEP
Hori
Gory
Bart
North
Cen
Brin Feallroad Company
Weed
Iby Begs
Pennsyianta Company
Hou
Wao
Sons of Corry
Pennsylvania Railwood Company
Hax
Core
Bete Hallyoai Company
Mennsylvania Railroad Company
Willy
Center Strait
Piva Avenue
Philadelphia and Site Division
Western New York and Fennsylvania Division
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Nu Moroua
Me Corry Board
Chaldren and
Tadidley
Pasanngor Station
Grid Railroad Company
1 Pohnsybeanta Railroad Company
Pranant Pawmenger
Carry
Aig Sistdy
Niel
Ampleyda
Center Street
Passongorm
Pennsylvia Bailroad
Wharal Fai Hallroad
Bowh
Kincaid
Hove
Reapond
Bite Railroad Company
Mossville
India
Pennsylvanie Rail
Fond Company
Navy seeks 100 000 recruits as Danels appeals to press
The United States Navy urges recruitment across the country. Secretary Daniels announces plans to raise 100 000 new sailors and expand overseas units. Training service requirements have been relaxed to accelerate manpower for the fleet.
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United
Navy
Wile
Emmy
Wilmot Ho
Conspiracy Sentence Follows Trial in Federal Probe
In New York on March 32 Avpyrto Bander and Cor Winnenberg were sentenced in federal court to two years in prison and fined 2000 for a plot to send people to England. The defendants pleaded guilty after evidence presented by authorities. George Bacon a noted American journalist testified.
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New York
Avpyrto
Bander
Cor Winnenberg
Sanve
Pantie Hwy
Park Jn
Enyglund
George Bacon
Prince Karl the Aviator Reported Lost
Harlin March 22 report says Prince Frederick of Pris wia’s direct flight with royal aviator Karl was not returned from a mission over enemy lines. German artillery repels French surveys and foils attacks on the Aisne and left bank of the river. Three hostile planes were shot down yesterday.
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Ly Walled Press
Harlin
Prince Frederick Unl
Pris Wia
Arnau
Porrang
War Office
Missy
Ohmed
Aisne
Lene
Arras
Jormans
Sixteenth Called Out Very Soon
A military mobilization notice from Corry Pennsylvania states the sixteenth regiment of Pennsylvania Infantry will be detailed for service guarding railways and bridges. Officers expect a call within days, with orders to mobilize units for readiness and defense of critical infrastructure. The document includes a sworn statement before a notary in 1917.
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United Ress
Ol City
Rickards
Pormaylyant Infantry
Richards
Ti Ji
Penpoyiyania
Taranton
Maryland Troops On Duty In Defense of Capital
Maryland National Guard units were called by the Governor to safeguard the national capital. Two companies went on duty by night and morning, with more Wilt entering service as needed. They protect all lines of communication, guard railway bridges, and deter any attempt to disrupt capital communications.
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Baltimore
Maryland National
Tony
National Capital
Unis
Mora
Winshiugton
Guerding
German Ships Free to Depart After War Declaration
Washington March 92 Scores of German merchant ships with total tonnage into hundreds of thousands will be free to depart American harbors where they are interned. The government agrees to pay for ships seized under wartime status and ships would have nine months to prepare and sail before ports could close.
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Washington, D. C
Menna
Toyre
Officrnia
Tay
Plot By Czarina is Disclosed
Petrograd March 22 The Bourse jagette reports correspondence between the Csuria and ninistera in the former revallét government, found to prove attempts by rulers to secure peace with Germany. The revolutionary faction is in possession of this and other evidence.
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Petrograd
Bourse Jagette
Csuria
Ninistera
Germany
Young Man Fatally Injured Beside Freight Tracks
A young man named Kelty Tonoph Kelly was found mangled beside freight tracks near Monaville Buffalo vision and transported to hospital after a severe injury. He died later from loss of blood and exposure as authorities investigated the accident and his body was prepared for burial with family members present.
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Kelly
Monavitte
Oandybnnia
Hue
Buffalo Vision
Jatar Heine
Kelly Ted
Gillette
Tuva Prautygan
Beiog
Tosell Kelly
Younie Dan
Mar
Neel
Frank
Titusville
Imi
French push on north of Soissons reports
United Press dispatch describes French forces advancing north of Soissons despite stiff German resistance. They stormed additional villages, captured positions near Pere aier and Solasony, with sharp fighting and German troops driven back.
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Soissons
United Press
Porky
Mabek
Ie Fermans
Solanons
He Remy
Pereaier
Avery W Wilkee
Solasony
Balfuetmoh
Directors In Session Again Last Night
The Wor fy nird bf Commerce board met last evening for a lengthy session. They considered a formal complaint prepared by Kinowid and Kinowid regarding action on a depot issue and authorized immediate filing with the Public Service Commission. President Clowell was asked to act on proposed proceedings, and a full program of progressive measures for the campaign was outlined. The Municipal Actions Committee was authorized to study city plans for park development.
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Wor Fy Nird Bf Commerce
Hutob Dhiner
Motewich
Elovk
Piuthine Veli
Qieson
Ulternaye 1Ineaid
Kineaid
Public Service Commission i Hareisbury
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J Wulfey
Public Service Commission
Altorieva
Clowel
Tormilly
State Commission
Municipal Actins Committee
Corry Firm Fined Two Hundred in Court Action
A Corry firm was fined 200 by a court in a case involving improper labeling of medicines. The decision followed testimony about commerce and advertising practices tied to a Pittsburgh firm and a Corry company official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CORRY
Erie
D. Place
Oregon Indian Medlvinh Company
Ore
Thompson
Fede
Advertising
Pittsburgh
Public Library Plans Discussed By City Board
An adjourned Board of Education meeting approved hiring an architect to design a public library building and supervise its creation. A library committee was formed to supervise the project and prepare adaptable plans while aligning the design with Colonial and Chianti styles.
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Te Boor
Avary Ayouber
Tarlayt
Raymond
HNL
Ly the
Bord
Aoy
Thier
Messrs
Popa
Chisatchi
Mayn
Rogers
Petersburg
Martin
Board of Education
Zerkeehem
America
Belgium
Mogers
Pane
Ole Sehoos
Abe
Hourope
Roseils
Pennsylvania Liteary Commission
Rowe
Children Placed in Homes by Court Order
A mother and her two children were placed in homes after a court hearing. The 12 year old was committed to Elmwood Home and the infant to the Home of the Friendless while the mother was discharged. The family was moved to Wele after weeks of investigation into conditions. Authorities were alerted to the case.
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Layla
Erie
Pearl Peter- 4H
Childens Futtr
Elmwood
Wele
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