Administration to release Mexico statement late today
Washington November 14 The White House announced the administration will issue a statement by President Wilko on current conditions in Mexico and potential steps. Secretary Bryan and other officials declined to reveal details, noting ongoing conferences and deliberations with cabinet members and representatives from Mexico. The mood in Congress is divided with some urging embargo or financial measures, while harmony is favored in handling the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United Press
Washington, D
Wilwon
Whitey Howse
Bute Bryan
Wilko
Osticutiva
Bry UN Shal Othior Gabinet Monibora
Thin Morufog
Vera Cruz
al Futura Plas
Niko
Sworotury Bryan
Mule
Lip
Ghrruset
Nla
Akmiayl
Stone
Miniouri
Othiars
Boll Dama Grats
Erie Yard Engine Derailment At Ajax Foundry
Erie yard engine derailed while moving on a siding near Ajax foundry west of Center Street crossing. Engine backed into a switch as crew worked to connect with a brakeman. Windshield damage minor. derailment required over an hour to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Ajax Foundry
Center Street
Storm loss mounts in Great Lakes shipping disaster
Reports from Cleveland state the storm disaster on November 13 has triggered heavy losses on Lake Huron and Superior. At least four steel freighters are missing with 20 crew each, and wreckage and cargo losses may exceed 4 million dollars with total cargo losses around 2.2 million so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cleveland
Waek
Lakes
Alan
Lake Huron
Superior
Hunday
National Guard officers attend Meadville armory dedication
A distinguished gathering of National Guard officers met at the local depot to attend the dedication of the new armory in Meadville. Capt. Kane, Lieutenants Nelson and McCloskey of Kane, Capt. C F Hord Well of Warren, and other militia officers from Ridgway to Meadville were present, with more expected on the afternoon train. Governor Tener was to attend but will remain in Meadville, arriving by train from Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Corry
Meadville
Kane
Nelson
McCloskey
C.F. Hord- Well
Warren, Stout
Ridgway
Tener
Pittsburs
Wilcox
W Wite
R. W. Brown
Weather forecast notes colder trend into Friday
Unset weather tonight with cool air settling in. Friday brings mostly cloudy skies and a continued drop in temperatures across the region.
Premiums Paid at Gorry Fair Reach Record Total
The Gorry Fair awarded all premiums for this season with 2188 dollars paid out in premiums, the largest amount ever by the local school district. Minor awards in Agricultural and Floral departments may be mailed to winners if addresses are known. Secretary Morguridge notes a financial strain but expects to wind up the year soon and hopes to raise 900 dollars by selling bonds. repairs include 100 dollar roofing costs and other improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorry
Morguridge
Liberty Street Improvement Nears Completion
Heavy rain halted Liberty Street Bowen Job work yesterday delaying progress on the main sewer despite most sections near done. Contractors report about two hundred feet remaining at the Pennsylvania Avenue end with several service lines and catch basins still to install. Falconer concerns target completing by December 1 at latest amid deep excavations and added shoring and safety precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street
Bowen
Pennsylvania Avene
Falconer Contern
Corryites Form New Vaudeville Troupe The Gypsy Queen
A Corry vaudeville group of about a dozen under The Gypsy Queen is planned for launch late this month. Promoter Harry Stanley from Washington Street has engaged several local young women and men. The troupe, rehearsing on Spring Street, may perform singing and dancing and is set to open at Library Theater on November 5th before touring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stanley
Washington’ Street
Spring Street
Library Theater
PresbyterIan Gym Classes Face Instructor Change
Harry Alexander, long in charge of the physiocultura class for businessmen at the Presbyterian gymnasium, will visit Columbus tonight or tomorrow morning before starting duties as physical director at Canton, Ohio. His departure leaves the Joon gymnasium without an instructor, but Nevin R. Dickson and others will cover the work with permanent arrangements to follow. Morris Bonatee, formerly with the M C C associations, is urged to take up the duties of instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Alexander
Presbyterian Gymnasium
Columbus Ohio
Canton
Mr. Alexander
Joon Gymnasium
Nevin R. Dickson
Morris Bonatee
Corry Water Supply to Install New $12,000 Pump
The Corry Water Supply Co plans to install a triple expansion Corliss pump at the North Corry station in a few months, with operation expected early in the spring. The project, part of broader upgrades, will cost over $19,000 including new boiler equipment and a reinforced pumping station base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Water Supply CO
North Corry
Logan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senate
Wilson
Carranza
Hyer Fa
Matt Dur
Warren National Bank
Warren National
United States Depository
Erie Yard
Great Lakes
Fair Association
Liberty ST
Corryites
Presbyterian
Itory
Liquid Investments
THE
First National Bank
Warren, PA
WM. Muir
F. K. Russell
C. T. Conarro
Citizens National Bank
United States Depository For Postal Savings
Desmond
Preat
Barlow
Jas HL
Parner
Cashiar
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!