Thieves Enter Presbyterian Church. Office and School Rooms Damaged
Thieves bored through basement doors at the Presbyterian Church at Pleasant and Booth Center streets during Saturday night or early Sunday. They disturbed the Sunday School office and secretary treasurer rooms but did not take valuables. Damage is estimated at about $25 with tools left on site. entry to the Brotherhood room was noted as open Saturday evening.
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Tims
Presbyterian Church
Pleasant
Booth Center
Wall
R. G. Lindsley
Momeaba
Alu
Tha Church
Corry Honors Graduate at Akron
Corry High School’s 1909 honor graduate Miss Helen Wentley appears among Akron honored students. The class includes first honor Lilly Theiss and third Minor Keen. Wentley earned a scholarship to the University of Akron and was pictured in the Cleveland Leader.
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Corry
University of Akron
Helen, Wentley
Tr. B. Wentley
Cleveland
Misa
Wesley
Lilly Theiss
Akron
Min
Westley
Bootel
Companion robbed Allen Smith near East Main
Allen Smith of Columbus Avenue reports a robbery midday Saturday while riding east on East Main. A companion identified as George Williams former resident took about thirty dollars from Smith's pocket near Howard Tannery and fled behind tannery buildings. No trace of Williams since.
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East Main Alrest
Allen Smith
Columbus Avene
Bin
Smith
George Williams
Howard
Alnes
Bigamy Case Before Corry Alderman
A bigamy case was heard by Alderman Porter on Saturday evening. Evidence was deemed insufficient to bind the defendant, who was discharged. The case centered on letters from Corsica alleging marriage to a fourth woman at the time he married a younger sister of the prosecuting witness. The letters were not persuasive, and no bound over order was issued. More developments were rumored.
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Porter
Vivian Bennett
Woodard
R. G. Burgwin
Peake
Street
Kineara
Kineata
Corsica
Itwan
Aid
Special Car for Corry Delegation to Erie Parade
City five Knights and about fifty ladies plan to travel to Erie tomorrow. They will assemble under Commander Morris Bonsteen at the Masonic lodge, march to the depot, board a special car for the P and B train around eight, with Corry Knights marching in the Knight Templar parade at ten. Most will return that evening on the special train arranged by local delegations.
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Knights Templar
Erie
Eininant Cox
Mander Morris Bonsteem
Masonic Fraternity
Horn Building
Corry Knights
Erle
Corry
Jhin Knight ‘Templar
Clity
Franklin
Titusville
Roosevelt to visit Wilson amid canal toll plan clash
President Roosevelt will call on President Wilson this afternoon before delivering remarks to the National Geographic Society. The meeting follows political commentary over Roosevelt's opposition to Wilson's canal toll plan and anticipated White House talks.
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Roosevelt
Wilson
United Press
Washington, D. C
National Geographical Society
White House
Railroad Detectives Work Here
Brie Railroad Detective James W. Stevens visited the city to probe suspected car thefts in local yards. A package with new shoes was found at the depot. a stranger near it was intercepted and taken to Meadville. Five train riders were arrested, fined five dollars and costs, with some discharged and others held awaiting funds.
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Brie Railroad
James W. Stevens
Meadville
The
Erie
Stevens
East End
Alderman Porter
New Road Plan Dropped by Wayne Township Supervisors
Wayne township supervisors rejected asphalt reconstruction of the Macadam road north of the city due to an estimated $3000 to $4000 local share. They preferred concrete or a first class brick road like that farther north and sent residents to Warren to confer with an assistant state engineer, though action seems unlikely.
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Nortt
Wayne Township
New York State
Warren
Frame
Howard
Lyons
Final inspection of East Main Street pavement completion
City officials led by C F Brown and N R Dickson examined the East Main Street pavement after B M Love and Son completed the job. Minor depressions at King Street and Hast Street will be repaired, then three percent of the total cost held by the city will be released.
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C. F. Brown
Albert Payne
N. R. Dickson
King Street
Hast Street
Sunday Elks Street Brawl Involving Two Women
A Sunday street brawl on Elk Street yesterday involved two women and was blamed on too much booze. One woman injured threatened to file a warrant today but by noon no arrests were recorded and no court hearing had occurred.
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Elk Street
Stolen Valuable Horse Reported Alongside Idle Plant Buildings
Secretary Porter of the local commercial group received a letter from the United States Radiator Company seeking a renter for idle plant buildings. The two new West Washington Street structures, 265 by 65 feet, unused since erection, offer ready access to a railroad siding for potential shop operations.
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Porter
United States
West Washington
Stolen Bay Gelding Taken From Near City Hall
Farmer John Nelson found his stocky bay gelding and attached buggy missing from a pole near the City Building after returning from shopping about nine o’clock. Descriptions were printed and mailed to nearby towns as a reward was offered, with a thorough search expected to locate the thief and recover the horse.
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John Nelson
Loruway Place
Bullang
Nelson
Weather Forecast Fair Then Showers Possible North
Forecast says fair conditions improving today with cooler temperatures. Showers are possible in the northern portion tonight into tomorrow with cloudy skies and light winds.
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Presbyterian
Buchtel
Mr. Thrift and
Mr. Spendthrift
Spendthrift
Thrift
Oil City Trust Company
Warren Savings Bank
Marren Savings Bank
Piha Ieee Taney
State of
Pennsylvania
Wayne
Fortune Builders
Citizens National Bank
United States Depository For Postal Savings
Desmond
G. H. Bartow
Jam. L. West
Lw, Parker, Asst
First National Bank
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