Inditelal plant to reopen in Corry with fifty workers
United States Radiator Corporation plans to reopen its Corry plant after months of rumors. Naylor says inventory will be taken, equipment ordered, and operation aimed by July with about 50 workers to start, expanding as conditions allow. He will relocate from Kansas City and oversee the project, with full-scale production contingent on ongoing demand.
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Inditelal
Corry
Naytor
Fun Alla
Hyio
Impgen
Hus Coiny
United States Radiator Corporation
Jia
Naylor
Kange City
Raitiatorn
Glenerly
Idrey
Washington
Ithia Leon
Thy
Tai
Una
Innis
Nay
German Schooner Captured In Pacific Patrol Crisis
May 6 reports say a British patrol cruiser intercepted and captured a schooner flying the Mexican flag named Leonor, claimed by German consul Gustavus. The capture was announced by Admiral Winslow to the Navy Department.
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Guaymas
Finited Press
Washington, D. C
Max Joan Hag
Navy Department
Leonor
Gusymus
Winslow
Department
City Treasurer Postlethwait to resign this month
The city treasurer William Postlethwait will resign from his office this month to assume the post of vice president at Citizens Bank. The transition will be staged with Postlethwait remaining temporarily to assist the city commission, while Hare Tow will retain his current post at the bank.
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Postlethwait
Teal
Biainier
Elreloy
Prime Nation Bank
Treawlent
Wil-lian Postiethwait
Iy Oftlea
Citzene
Memandy Made
Marton
Hare
Nistor
Jeter
Ridgway
St. Marvy
Phalleth
Wail
City Trowsigor
Dawk
Lu Mok
Postlethwalt
Bent
Winarvice
Ueelly
Offica
Wong Smoothyly
Berlin May 6 Diplomacy and War Prospects Outline
United Press reports from Berlin on May 6 discuss Americana in Nar Vin playing a key role in today's events. The piece notes shifting timetables and potential policy moves, with mention of Wilton and a possible new tour by Col. Hound. It cites a German claim about terms involving Wir and Lübe, suggesting limited responsibility for ongoing European conflict.
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United Press
Berlin
Wilton
Hells HL
Col. Hound
Stockton Brothers Arrested for Assault in Colum Bus Row
Constable reports Burt and George Stockton arrested after a Colum bus altercation. Victim Wim allegedly assaulted, with injuries including a crushed nose. Warrants issued for charges of assault and battery. trial set for Monday.
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Columbus
George Stockton
Bure ‘Stockton
Corry Tan
Monty Bieyons
Burt Stockcon
Burt
Rald Stevens
Columboo
Wallis
Trix
Knieklen
Nea
Warratta
Lo Ki
Thonghe Tin Keurlag
French Lose Ground Near Hill 304 Verdun Defenses
Partially evacuating positions on the hill north of Verdun, the French fell back as a German assault, described as the fiercest Verdun drive yet. The bombardment intensified with heavy calibers and gas use, as French units resisted multiple pressures along the front.
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Verdun
Nottis
Alps
Alupatehea
Din Gormins
Banks Asked For Report By Comptroller On National Banks
Washington May 6 The comptroller of currency urged a call upon national banks for a report how to those conduct close of business day tat.
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United Press
Washington
Urge Members to Attend Annual Cemetery Stockholders Meeting
The notice urges all Ping Grove Cemetery Association stockholders to attend the annual meeting to elect directors and discuss management. It notes regular biennial meetings, with frequent special sessions, and calls for stockholders to show interest in the cemetery’s finances and improvement, stressing the need for sound judgment and active participation.
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Suniac
Ping Grove Cemetery
Weliavey
Marin Ploes
Lom
Ikaw
Harnose A
Local Notes From The Journal Teletype
George Deecher of the Journal reports he has been ill for the past week at home on Haat Congrads street. Mr and Mrs Frank Kinley have returned from Huffalo where they were visiting relatives. Mrs Wilton of Chicago has returned home after spending a short time at the Episcopal Rectory with Rev and Mrs Sharpley. Mrs D Hurley of Corry had been visiting her daughter Mrs Pred Borle of Cambridge Springs for several months and returned home last evening.
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George Deecher
Journal Foros
Frank Kinley
Huffalo
Wilton
Chicago
Ubon
Episcopal
Pred Borle
Cambridge
Springs
Juvenile thefts disclosed and four youths charged
Police report multiple thefts linked to four boys from the Wonderland area. Officers recovered loot including candy, pins, and a machine component from a church footpath and other stores. All four youths faced inquiry and were remanded for further examination by the magistrate.
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Quifee
Phil Dayie
Davie
Wort
Everett
North Centur
Trent
Sint Fora
Pollon Eayts
Molye
Rebel Leader Executed in Dublin After Boer War Ties
May 1 Dublin dispatch reports John MeBride a rebel leader allied with the Boers was executed by death penalty. The man, described as a key supporter of the Boer cause, was condemned for treason against the government. The execution followed uprisings that aimed to destabilize British rule in Ireland.
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Mbride
Dublin
Uy United Press
Johin Menridy
Reallion
Klee Bentenoas
John MeBride
Dulin Sven
Raymond Men Have a Day Off
Raymond Manufacturing Company closes for the annual spring holiday. One hundred twenty one Raymond men take the day off, many fishing, others at a stag picnic near Colibox. Some workers are gardening and enjoying leisure as the plant remains idle.
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Saymond Manufacturing Company
Raymond
Lhrge
Ommorm
U S Troopers Clash in Villa Fighting Report
Fragmentary wartime dispatch describes U S troopers engaging Villa bandits with heavy losses on both sides. Confusion and scattered reports note multiple brigades and generals, including Gunner and Aeowtt, as the battle unfolds near a river and key roads.
London Press Parcels Reply War News Incoherent
London papers express disappointment over the German note and the American reaction. They debate stance, potential American involvement, and whether Britain will accept or respond, noting reluctance to shift toward peace terms while war persists.
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Tailed Press
London
Laporte
Gernun Anwar
America
Amuriessy Tovernment
Garitan
Aimee
Brumbaugh Submits Plan of Settlement
Brumbaugh presents mediation proposal to heads of United Employes and Westinghouse leaders and to strike leader McNamara to end the Tortu tive Views and munition workers strike. Strikers’ committee had rejected President Hare’s offer to name a committee to bargain. Weather unsettled tonight and Sunday with showers and warmer temperatures.
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United Prec
Pittuhuseh
Liy
Willam Peni Hatal
Brimburgh
Wemployars Asvugiation
Weating Hons Company
McNamara
Hare
Westinghouse Company
Tor W Gottlebust
Sentiment of Newspapers Against the Treaty Note
A New York press roundup reports mixed reactions to President Wilson and the Allied note on the Versailles settlement. About thirty newspapers align with the government’s acceptance, while seventy-four allied editors oppose or question the terms amid German American reactions and North Atlantic debate.
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United Press
Dew
Wilson
Apn
Stranger harassing young women near Main Street
Reports describe a man repeatedly annoying and following women in the Fourth Ward area near West Main Street. He has approached several victims and appeared nightly, prompting fear and requests for police action. Despite efforts, the stranger remains at large and a clearer description is urged to aid apprehension.
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Watt
Irlerimy
Yale
Potato and Corn Crop Meeting At Weel Sprig Creek
A morning session invites members of the Corry Bowed ot Conpwerce corn and potato growers to join a horticulture association. Delegation from Spring Creek attends with Mr. F. H. Houor of Philadelphia speaking at Emmanuel church.
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Corry
Bpring Creek
F. H. Houor
Philadelphia
Emmanuel Church
Difficulties Ease in Washington on German Uboat Threat
May 6 Washington reports tension over Germany’s submarine campaign. Officials say the administration will respond to German demands with caution. Secretary of State stress clarifies the U boats’ threat while indicating possible policy options in the escalating war of attrition.
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Washington, DC
Germany
Wilaan Ty
Witte
Haweyne Algor
Walt
Btae
al Reddy
Iter
High School Plays Warren Team Today
Corry Ivy Schoel leads the prep roster for an afternoon clash against Warren in One city. The game features Kennedy Lovelindon and Hopkinard with Clough guiding the squad as they chase a win while Warren aims to stretch a string of recent gains.
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High School
Warren
Corry
Ivy Schoel
Bud Tole
Yuma
Corey Jost
Commemorate Sinking of Lusitania
London May 6 a monster demonstration will be held in Hyde Park to commemorate the 161st anniversary of the Lusitania sinking on May 7 a model of the liner and one of the lifeboats found after the sinking will be carried in the procession.
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Ly Unita Press
London
Hyde Park
Lusitanitata
Goa
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Will
Local Bank
Stocktons
Erie
U. S
Woulinkian
U.V
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Renort
Gunner Amd Aeowtt
Howea Wivitan
London Press
U.S
Big
Navy
Henry Ford
Wautington
Chaag
Navy League
Mjed
Henry Ward
Goigunetgal
Cubase Torbal Publishon
Brumbaugh
Pittsburg
Fourth Ward
Lusitania
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