Electric light pole war erupts over city excavation
Corry City Company crews clash with municipal authorities while digging for a utility pole on South Gonter Street between Wilcox Market and Cameron Building. Chief Stevens orders arrests as city halts work under street excavation ordinance. later permits are sought and work resumes amid debates on pole placement and cooperation.
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Weather Outlook Signals Rain and Colder Temperatures
The forecast warns of rain and a drop in temperatures tonight. Expect windy conditions and a chill in the air across the region as residents brace for cooler weather.
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Foundry to Open as Electric Team Finishes Crane Work
A modern five story crane housed at the Ajax Tron Works new foundry was set in operation last evening by a crew of heavy electrics. They completed night work and wiring to allow the project to continue after dark. The Rogers Company expects near completion of steel work by tomorrow. Building progress shows east wall completed and substantial roof progress, with full completion anticipated mid next week though the facility may not be fully finished.
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Ajax
Tragic Domestic Shooting in Harvkdgtale
In Harvkdgtale on November 21 Caroline Nimte was shot by Charles Delte who then killed his wife and mother before fatally wounding himself. Delte died a few hours later from the self inflicted wound.
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Distinguished Colored Man in the City Visits Corry
William S. Menson, president of the Dixie Industrial School of Alabama, visited Corry yesterday and purchased a 45-ton class A locomotive. He is described as a wealthy cotton capitalist with vast Alabama interests. The locomotive will be shipped to the conderh in about three weeks, with additional locomotives prepared for export to leave New York next week.
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William 8. Menson
Dixie Industrial School of Alabama
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Washington
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Heyson
Alabama
Cimax
Ron New York
Club and Company A Practice Game At Armory
Last evening at the Armory two basketball squads from Company A and Municipal Club played a lively practice game. Company A featured Holten Riggs Mennell Knowlit Geiger and Scott while the Club carried Howney Guignon Crippen Cowles Paley and Bracken. The teams announced a solid schedule including Jamestown Westfield Edinboro Union City Coleman and the Falconer Independents.
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Holten
Riggs
Mennell
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Scott
Pieee
Howney
Guignon
Crippen
Cowles
Paley
Bracken
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Jamestown
Westfield
Imperial Limited Wreck Drowns Fireman Ont Port Arthur
Reports from Harron Bay Ontario and Port Arthur Ontario say the Imperial Limited of the Canadian Pacific plunged into Lake Superior after a derailment. The engine and fireman are believed drowned. no passengers injured. Wires are down and details remain unavailable.
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Thevernil Limited
Wnadlyn Pacific
Harron'n] Bay
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Lake Superior
Imperial Limited
Canadian Pacific
Montreat
Vancouver
Port Arthur
Harrow
In Porial Limited
Winnipeg
Wilson cancels White House New Year reception
President Wilson shatters century old custom by skipping the New Year reception at the White House. He will be away for a brief holiday, ending the tradition of presidents greeting visitors in the Hive Room on New Year’s Day.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
Wilson
White House
Water Crane Demolished After Train Mishap
Train No. 10 lay at the depot when orders misinterpretation caused the engineman to start ahead before the fireman. The water crane east of the depot tore from its foundations and wrecked the track, flooding the depot area briefly until the crane was removed.
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Englaver
City Cleans Up Streets After Storm Debris
Councilman Sessie spearheads cleanup as the street sweeper and city workers clear pavements. Merchants report debris tracked into stores since the storm, but progress was noted with the southern Davemante area improving by noon.
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Sessie
Sonia
Coluus
Corry Officials Return From Harrisburg Meeting
Mayor Alexander and Councilman Brown return from Harrisburg after attending the Lid Class City League session. They report the trip worthwhile and note the new Third Class City law needs amendments to reach practical form, with continued discussion on how points will be interpreted in coming years.
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J. B. Watterson
Chyrne M. Brown
Harrisburg
Corry
National Chamber of Commerce Meets in Detroit
Hilgar G Griswell district secretary of the Chamber of Commerce leads a Detroit convention to strengthen links with local city organizations. The national body aims to include Corry and nearby towns and plans future attention from the association to boost member information from Washington.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Peat Association
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National Association
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Washington
Bank offers CDs and bonds for tidy liquid and long term gains
The bank touts Certificates of Deposit as safe immediate access investments with 3 percent interest payable on demand. For longer funds, its Bond Department markets bonds yielding 5 and 6 percent, chosen for the bank's own investment. The bank notes twenty years of bond purchases with no losses.
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