United States Stands Firm With Mexico Report
A teletyped dispatch from El Puro Texas on May 10 reports U S measures in Mexico, delaying conference plans, seeking a withdrawal date, and urging cooperation with the purported Mexican government. The article notes talks of a tentative agreement and possible endorsement by Obregon, reflecting tense postwar diplomacy and U S insistence on stability.
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Bank Statement Report of Corry Bank May 1 1917
Bank statement for Citizena National Bank Corry Pennsylvania lists resources liabilities and deposits as of May 1 1040 including loans and discounts bonds securities and reserve balances. Notarized attestation by directors and notaryPublic dated May 1 1917 in Corry Pa.
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Corry
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Why Swear, Dear Uses For Corns Patented Plan
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dated claim about a plan or remedy for corns. Names and clear entities are unreadable due to corruption. The readable bits mention reasons and phrases like gets it for corns and a simple plan, but no coherent event, date, or organization is established.
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Tawronta & Co
Corry
Ames & Lo
Thomas Downey Durham Drug Co
Mab Witt & Son
Government Conference Notes on Mexican Withdrawal
General Scott and Funston oppose any agreement risking American withdrawal from Mexico. American conferees push proposals while Minister Mintzer seeks a forum. Obregon offers a joint troop plan as a possible middle path. Washington weighs whether a de facto government can sustain a durable accord amid Zapata and Villa forces.
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Prederick Funston
Mexico
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Witling Forum
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Washington
Progressives Not Insisting On Roosevelt In New York
The Progressive party in New York May 10 indicates they will not insist on Roosevelt as their candidate if the Republicans nominate another. The piece notes the party’s stance amid presidential considerations.
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Hweotore Rowell
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Baseball Results Across Leagues From scattered 1920s boxscores
The report compiles results from the American and National Leagues, listing players such as Soria, Keating, Moran, and Rixey among others, with teams including New York, Chicago, St Louis, and Indianapolis. The text cites multiple venues, players, and lineups with scores and standings hinted, reflecting a busy midseason schedule.
Daily Market Reports From Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Grain, provienlone and live stock figures across Cleveland and Pittsburgh show mixed prices. Wheat No 2 and 1 red prices around 1.45 while corn and oats reflect regional trading, with butter and cheese prices listed and various cattle and hog quotes. Buyers watch futures as local dealers report milling oats demand and dairy product prices, alongside farm equipment listings and ads.
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership
Notice hereby given that the partnership between George Faulkner and Clarevee Millar operating as Economy Cash Grocery was dissolved on the 11th day of May 116 by mutual consent. Clarevee Millar will continue the business and is responsible for all debts due to and by the company. Signed.
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Clarevee Millar
Mual
Clarence Millar
Land parcel inquiry and notices listing several names
A fragmented notice references Base-4 land parcels of 1 to 2 acres with mention of Howe and burn, water infrastructure, and a vague confidential motive. It lists twenty-five White Leghorn chickens, individuals Cyphers Inewhater and Hover, and a person named Martin Miller at 100 Kant Mitr street with the word adviwik trailing.
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Calls for Protective Tariff and Tariff Commission powers
The speaker advocates a protective tariff and a real Tariff Commission with sufficient authority to empower the Commission and President to adjust duty rates during emergencies between Congressional sessions, subject to final Congressional approval. He argues business interests need this defense against intense postwar competition.
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