Master Mint Suspect Arnstein Surrenders to Police
The alleged head of a wholesale counterfeit operation, Arnstein, surrendered after walking into a police precinct. Officials say he arrived from Pittsburgh with an associate and met officers at Wall Street. The case centers on a Wall Street counterfeiting ring and details remain under investigation.
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William Pilon
Antuy
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Fire Damages Farnham Home In Early Morning Blaze
Firefighters rushed to a Farnham residence where a blaze damaged a home and destroyed bedding and clothing. A large closet area was cleaned out, with winter clothes affected. Crews plan to plant new maples and begin site work next week as renovations proceed.
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John Parvum
Barnim Nadjul
Lola
Susie
Tuy Ture
Carranza Still Holds Out as Rebels Close In
Reports from Vera Cruz say Carranza’s defense on Provident Carranza’s position tightens as revolutionary forces near the capital. Rebels claim to project capture within hours while federal officers vow to hold, with ships Movin and American aid anticipated.
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Provident Garranza
Carranzsn
Oregon
Kemmodsn
Obrossou
Carraden
Will Confer With Local Shippers Meeting Set
A telegram from the Board of Commerce announces a meeting of local shippers to discuss a potential general increase in freight rates across identified territory. The gathering is scheduled for Monday evening at 7 30 and all interested parties are urged to attend in Corry Pennsylvania.
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Monbhord
Commeres
Toduntry
Corry
Gohuril
Poles Repulse Bolshevik Counter Attack in May Battle
London reports bolshevik assaults on the Dnieper front were repelled. Polish forces claim four armored ships destroyed on the Duolpor river and over 2,000 enemy troops killed or driven back. Polish negotiator Akulki says peace talks with the Soviets will reopen soon.
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London
Bolahovik Vwowityr
Kiemraplow
Tony
Poland
Food Exhibit At High School Last Evening
Twenty interested persons attended a food exhibit at the high school last night. Miss Pankund of State College gave a timely talk on a Mal wood Diet for Children. The exhibit featured a meal plan with oatmeal, milk, toast, prunes, soup, roast beef, cake, and bread and butter.
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Mins Pankund
State College
Judson
Ery
Ming Jose Horchtold
Rifle Match This Evening Sparks Local Event
Tonight a rifle match is planned in Carty Red and Sun hub. The Modern Tool Rifle team from YWORSHURG will participate. A banquet honors the missing Tron Watts and features local authorities and church history figures amid ongoing inquiry.
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Unites Prem
Yworshurg
Eric
Kinney
Tron Watts
Parents and Teachers Meet at Fairview
A school meeting attended by parents and teachers opened with flowers and a student play written by Miss Rona Principal. The program featured recitations songs and stories by pupils and a later reading Life’s lullaby. The gathering adjourned to September with reports from the committee on educational topics.
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Plana Solu
Prederick Parkhurst
Teho Willian
Ohildewn
Auty Atlow
Aliee Kepler
Tthe Yieitorn
Lee Yio Akam
Ricward Cvapsor
Mary Kuepp
Olin Simmons
Gracy Trown
John Maloney
Marion Berry
Maid
Jonnie Muir
Louise Paleeno
Lyly Knopp
Igenngieve Morrell
Eth Williams
Roy
Redman
Alfred van Droaar
Mite Blanchard
Akam
Mra
Dullaby
Omar Fohndon
Corry High Athletes at Erie County Meet
Corry High School athletes will compete in the Erie County high school meet this morning. Events include the 100 yard dash the 200 yard dash the 440 yard dash the mile run the broad jump the high jump the shot put and the relay.
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Erie County
Corry High Wchhool Trust
Tonm
Erio
Ireland Faces New Crisis Amid Sinn Fein Violence
London report describes Irish unrest as authorities plan to tighten curbs after rising raids and murders. British forces vow full strength, with cavalry and reinforcements arriving. Police guard Sinn Fein strongholds while attacks including a dirt-house burning and bank robbery are noted amid arrests and suspected insider involvement.
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United Press
London
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Isiah
Pali Barracks
Mora
Benonits
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Pasahiel
Dungar
I Jogeil
Binn Polnars
Knox Peace Resolution Vote Reported
United Press dispatch from Washington notes the Knox peace resolution moving through the House committee and on track for likely swift action. Leaders predict early conformity with Republican push to send the measure to the President, who would then sign before the National convention if approved. The scene hints at a political maneuver to influence the Republican platform regarding President Wilson and the administration.
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United Press
Washington
House
Topoh
Reinant Wilson
Powey
Egin
Car Owned by Corry Woman Runs Wild
A Corry woman, Mrs. Kolebor, left her car unattended on Chandler Street after starting it with the hand brakes on. The vehicle rolled into a telephone pole, damaging the front end. A nearby child alerted Mrs. Kolebor, who then returned to control the situation as officers investigated the accident.
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Tampsdownn
Mr. Mean
Keotier Pe Carty
Chandler
Moncan
Gorice
Crow
Kolebor
Ale
Tom
Kolber
Chery
Cabinet weighs policy toward Mexican leaders amid revolution
United Press dispatch reports the Cabinet debating how to respond to a communication from Mexican revolutionary leaders. The State Department signals it will ignore the provisional government and await formal recognition or further developments as the situation in Mexico evolves.
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Tio
State Department
Mexico
Annual Session of Missionary Society Held
The Missionary Society of the Melwuroh Melo district held its annual session at a theater and church venue on May 18 with delegates and visitors expected. The program included reports, appointments, devotionals, literature, and a formal afterdinner program, featuring Mrs. McIntyre Nadresy, Mrs. Williams, and Miss Martha Hartogn among others.
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Society of
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Wohl
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McIntyre Nadresy
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Jolson
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Martha Hartogn
Clarence
Miller
Murray
Winger
Amtes
Linge Bolu
Lillia More Moneys
Anne Baldwin
Tulle
Mex
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Mes
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Msn
Anne Baldigin
Nelle Willie
iBmily Chopin
A. G. Thoeke
Mteratives
Alminn 2Farsh
Young
Proplantii Shildren
Treat
Hospital Thrift Bags Collected by Ladies Auxiliary
All persons who have hospital thrift bags, tagged for Corry hospital, are asked to notify Mrs Morgaridge Bell plone WIR. Messengers will call to collect the bags. The ladies have already gathered a large number and received an offer from Joenl consen to pair the rigs from a very good price. Those waving the thrift bags should not delay. The collection must be completed within a few days. The bags are to be brought to Mrs Morgarlyo for final organizing.
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Corry Hospital
Morgaridge
Hays
Joenl
Carranza Surrender Reported Again in Mexico May Note
Report circulated in Agua Fria region that Venustiano Carranza may have surrendered. Local readers remained skeptical as details were unclear and verification was sought amid revolutionary activity and tense rumors.
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Agua Frifma
Sénéra
Mexico
Carranza
Pennsylvania results loom for party convention hopes
New York May 16 Pennsylvan ia leads big group of states as party delegates vote to select representatives to the forthcoming party confab. Morogetow primaries set for Tuesday to choose Governor Sproul Senator Knox and Major General Wood among three contenders. Weather notes from Washington and state updates mix with campaign chatter and local returns.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Sproul
Knox
Wood
Ayerson
Lea
Ito
Warner
Ex-Gov Willis Gave Address Last Evening
Former Ohio governor Frank J. Willis spoke on the important question to a small audience at Mr. E. Ohio. Willis discussed the 18th Amendment with restraint and strong points while J. Scott of Pittsburgh presided noting Corry as his former home and his high school graduate status.
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Ovensing
Frank JB. Willis
Ohio
Willie
J. Scott
Pittsburgh
Corry
Montreal bond thief dies by own hand in hotel washroom
May 15 report from Monmraat states Browns, a burglar, was arrested for stealing $50,000 in bonds from the Royal Bank of Canada and was shot and killed in a hotel washroom. Police say they are not connected with the suspects to New York.
May 28 Alumni Reunion at State Arms
The Corry High School Alumni Association plans the annual reunion at the State Arms for the evening of May 28. With a large membership, organizers seek good turnout and welcome general encouragement. The banquet includes a program with music, toasts, and a dance afterward. Current officers are Marjorie Auer president, Wallace Wollman vice president, Frank J. Babbitt secretary, D. Everett Laugher treasurer.
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Soner
iLyons
Marjoria Auer
Wallare Wollman
J. Babbitt
Everet
Youngsville Defeats Corry in Afternoon Baseball Clash
Youngsville defeated Corry 17 to 5 at Washington Street grounds. Corry started strong with Weight contributing in the first inning, but Youngsville’s Freeborough held the mound and rallied with multiple hits in late innings. Scoring featured runs from Weight and War for Corry, and Butterioes, Scholton, and Wright among Youngsville’s scorers as the home team pulled away by the ninth.
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Bnotball
Beford
Youngwell High
Washington Street
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Hates
Corry
Freeborough
Youngaville
Wreborough
Corry Tigh
Thalf
War
Phun
Eeholton
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Sears
Imninyn
Youngville
Butterioes
Ufpeney
Scholton
Ad Wright
Youngeville
Fzwaboreough
Ud Pigroo, “Wmpite
Deliurys
Cadet Competition Results At Armory Event
The Company A Cadet meet last night produced scoring by numerous participants including George Kuney O Carles Tnoy 10 Ghitton Watvoulty 17 George Blair 0 Oley Patton 23 Re ent Balding 18 Melvin Dowie 84 Albert Carurthe 27 Alfred McLean 68 William Foley 91 J Olleigh Jr 24 Rabon Macirith 40 Nonwich Anatomy 37 George Thompson 6 Athweles Rourke 11 Henry Geiger 30 James Carroll 36 Adrian Kittitberger 18 Tas suph Gallredki 33 Lewis Xeitteberr ByTarold Sweet 0. Tay Unieed Presa.
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Maida
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Carles Tnoy
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George Blair
Oley Patton
Reent Balding
Melvin Dowie
Aleert Carurthe
Alperd McLean
William
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