Woman's Civic Improvement League Reassembles in March
The Woman's Civic Improvement League met at the Methodist Church parlor to review the season. A special committee from each ward was formed to collect delinquent dues and set a spring plan. A public drinking fountain project was also proposed and the next meeting was scheduled for late March to reorganize for 1914 with new features beyond the initial clean-up focus.
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Woman's Civic Improvement League
Methodist Church
Clyie
Trenchrer
Saidle
Tewan
Sunimof
Piaha
Loagio
Miller's Extensive Fraud Operations Uncovered
Corry police report extensive fraud by G R Miller. From Corry he moved to Union City and Skone exchanging bulbs and valuables, with two coal cars later arriving for the suspect. Authorities say the Greenhouses on the premises held about twelve tons of produce and property was left behind by Miller after dubious loans and misrepresentations.
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G. R.O. Miller
Corry
Nori Corry
Union City
Skron
Rte
Weather forecast for northern routes and Sunday rain
Rain tonight and on northern routes continues Sunday with colder temperatures. Weather agencies warn of lingering showers and slippery conditions along primary travel corridors.
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Walder
Lighting Company's Banquet at the Corry Electric Plant
A dinner for local manufacturers was held at the Phoenix Hotel dining room with sixteen guests from the Corry Lighting Co. Speakers included A. Pitkin of New York who outlined plans for the Interstate Electric Corporation to boost Corry’s growth. The firm proposes a new power station and modernizing the current plant, with expenditures projected between $10,000 and $60,000 and favorable rates for development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoex
Mosaro
Weber
Fincin
Waltz
Eluabele Light Co
Ogkal
Placin
Walt
J. Alexander
John Patterson
Major
Brown Henry Keppell
Louis H. Biles
Loveland
J. J. Wright
A. D. Cole
Grove
Gmh. Barlow
FL le Weeks
F.H. Whittlesey
W. C. Murray
Thaw Extradition Signed as Bail Hearing Looms
Governor Felker signed the extradition papers to send Harry K Thaw back to New York State for trial on conspiracy charges. The action shifts the case to Judge Edward B Aldrich who will hear the writ of habeas corpus within days. If Thaw appeals, the matter may reach the Supreme Court and bail could be considered. Local officials prepared for the transfer as the process moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Concord
N. H
Felker
Glynn
New York State
Harry K
Thaw
Mattewwun
New York County
Melker
Edward 7
Aldrich
Notios
Horlel
Tony Wut
Aldvish
Supreme Court of the
United States
Norther
Hornleck
Dutchess
Couny
Donation Day Raises Local Aid For Corty Hospital
Corty Hospital reports a successful Donation Day with an estimated local aid of about $592.09. The event benefited from contributions from nearby towns and rival communities and thanks are given to volunteers who provided autos and services for collection. Miss Falconer presents the report on the home support for the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corty Hospital
Falconer
Instituton
Company A Fall Dance Party at the Armory
A large fall party hosted by Company A last evening drew about thirty five couples, with several guests from out of town. Kastor's orchestra provided fine music as dancing ran from the evening into early hours, with a luncheon intermission at 11:30.
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Kastor
Carranza to renew fighting in Mexico with new attacks
Washington reports that Carranza’s constitutionalists vow to resume war against Huerta. Army movements suggest planned offensives into Chihuahua and other major towns. State Department says Lind has not confirmed communication with Huerta but he has met with power representatives, including the British ambassador.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Carranza
Ind
Mexico
Clu Trentinss
Tiverta
Federils
Ghihualua
State Department
Lind
Huerta
Ivery
Thanksgiving football game proposal between Company A and West school
A plan to stage a large Thanksgiving Day football game pits Company A against West School. Weather is favorable for a potential financial success with both sides fielding lean squads. Company A has not played this year, while Troopers have a fully organized team awaiting a joint venture.
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Company A
Joca West School
14 Fe
Han
Co. A
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Warren National Bank
United States Depository
Miller’s
Florist
Lighting Company
The
Phoenix
New Hampshire
Unionetty
Sherman
Clymer
Tear Lake
Spring Creek
Columbus
Spartansburk
Chihuahua
First National Bank
Warren, PA
WM. Muir
F. K. Russell
C.T. Conarro
Citizens National L Bank
Sistas
Tory Fox
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