St James Hotel Clerk Suspected in Cash Theft
William Suileiin proprietor of the St James Hotel obtained a warrant for Arthur Conley once clerk at the hotel. Conley reportedly left town with about five hundred dollars from the cash register. Mulhoimn trusted him after illness. Conley vanished after the theft was discovered. Authorities believe he remains nearby.
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William Suileiin
St. Damea Hotel
Arthur Conley
Mulfeirn Ag
Young Worley
Tre
Forlgaoizars
Tett Town
Contuy
Youngsville
St. James
Mulhoimn
Conley Wa
Flood prevention moves to front in nation wide effort
The article discusses unprecedented flood devastation in Ohio and other states, stressing the need to prevent future losses. It notes forests and river management influence floods, but emphasizes engineering solutions like storage reservoirs and relief canals. It also mentions American Flag Day to be celebrated on June 14.
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Ohio
Dayton
States
Dance and school Friday at the Armory
An event notice stating a regular dance and school will be held Friday evening at the Armory. The text mentions May 0th and Trimble in relation to the schedule. The readable details are limited and may reflect a local community posting or notice.
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Trimble
Mar
Season Opening Promised at New City League Park
Decoration Day kickoff at 1 30 p m as Mayor Alexander opens the season and tosses the first ball. De Ray monds meet the Municipal Club in the opener with strong batteries listed. Kurte l and Crescent High Stars follow, as Corry eyes the largest crowd in baseball history and a strong league fund turnout.
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Alexander
New City
de Raymonds
Municpal
Tams
Raymonds
Malongy
Tall Municipal
Pieter
Kurtz
Jathrop and
Kinley
Stara, Hill and Morean
Corry
League
Tenme
Carnival visit boosts Liberty Shows with new acts
Phetty Teague and teammates Frank Baeder Andy Paulson and Paul Downey returned from Franklin where they inspected the Liberty Shows carnival slated for a week in Corry. Committee calls the show first class with a hotter high dive stunt from a 110 foot ladder and predicts strong appeal for the season.
Pankhurst may again be released
United Press report from London notes Emmeline Pankhurst, in prison, remains in a serious condition after a new hunger strike. Three to four days may see her released, though Home Office statements cast doubt on an imminent parole as the situation draws public scrutiny.
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United Press
London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Home Office
More attempts at burglary reported in town
Reports show several recent burglary attempts at local businesses including C. R. Rogers Co. Ward Franz furniture and J. Blair grocery on First Avenue. In each case windows were broken but entries failed. police note a likely single burglar or group scoping the town.
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C. R. Rogers Co
Lindsley
Franz Furniture Ward
First Avenue
J. 1. Blair Grocery
Ines
Birthday Surprise For Longtime Corry Resident Davis
On May 28, neighbors surprised local elder Mr Davis of Third Avenue for his 89th birthday. A six oclock supper featured a large cake with candles symbolizing his years, and the Lyric Maccabee Night party with friends was enjoyed and praised for its thoughtful planning and warm reminiscences.
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Mr Davis
Third Avenue
Corry
Davis
Mr. Davis
Lyric
Big Reeds
Heeter Probe Committee Nears Verdict On Heeter Case
United Press reports Wittaburgh May 28 the Leo Weil attorney and Citizens Probe Committee on Heeter charges began final consideration of the investigation and will reveal their verdict without recommending action to the school board The committee has a typed report of affidavits and evidence and will state whether they believe Heeter innocent or guilty.
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United Press
Wittaburgh
Leo Weil
Geneites
Heeter
Memorial services and parade announce Elks assembly
Attention Elks all Elks requested to assemble at the Clo House Friday morning May 2000 at nine o'clock to participate in Memorial services. Hikes leave the Club House at $1.20 and march to the Armory then parade to Centre and Pleasant before disbanding. Flowers requested. W Wake Morgaridge Exalted Ruler. 229 School Bonds for sale offered up to June 16 1918 for $20 000 bonds from Corty School District bearing 4 percent interest dated July 1 101% due July 1 1038. Bonds issued in $2000 deposits with interest payable sums manually. Right to reject any or all proposals reserved. R H Palmer Treasurer. Tw
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Elks
Clo House
Armory
Washington
Pleasant
W. Wake Morgaridge
Corty
R. H. Palmer
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New York
Chicago
ST. James Hotel
Erle
Pankhurst
D. Padoll
Sea Island
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Barlow Hardware CO
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