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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1914
Page
1
Russians Sweep Germans Back Between Warthe and Vistula
War brief reports say Russian forces have driven the German army back between the Warthe and Vistula rivers in southern Poland. The Libau naval base was bombarded by German submarines, causing civilian casualties and extensive damage.
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Warthe and
Vistula
Libau
Werlin
Sireau
Washington
D.C
Warsaw
Runalan
Straets
Conaniata
London
Hindenburg
Warthe
Vintus
Poland
Sadok
Libanas
Gervesada
Diewlum
Jeuperior
Argonne
Turkeys at Pittsburg Sell For Twenty Cents
In Pittsburgh on November 4 dealers faced slim demand as turkey prices dropped to twenty cents a pound. Police confiscated seven suspect scales from seven stalls as they cracked down on price manipulation and fake weighing practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United Press
Pittsburgh
Thirty Are Lost in Shipwreck and Firebranded Rescue Efforts
News from San Francisco reports the steamer Mannle wreck off Duxbury and a tall tale of twenty survivors found clinging to wreckage while the death toll could exceed forty. In a separate note, the city tire department undertakes rebuilding winter equipment boxes at East South Street under the supervision of property superintendent Seisle and driver Chase, with two new outfits expected in about two weeks.
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Mannle
Duxbury
Holents
California
San Francisco
McCullough
Harale
Arey Ta Nend
Supt
Mobile Property
Seisle
Chase
First Ward Tire
Tire
Fred Baribough
East South Street
Lyons
Government lacks power to seize Colorado mines
United Press reports that the federal government has no legal authority to forcibly take over Colorado mining properties amid ongoing labor troubles. Secretary of Labor Wilson was informed by the Counsellor of his department, and the decision was relayed to the President after AFL resolution urging such action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Colorado
Wilson
American Federation of Labor
Earthquake Reported Near Washington by Seismograph
A quake was detected today near Washington by a Georgetown University seismograph. Torndorf stated the disturbance likely occurred within 1200 miles of the university, with variations recorded between 7 20 and 8 26 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Eres
Washington, D. C
Washington
Georgetown University
Torndorf
Intrument
Weather outlook cloudy tonight into Wednesday
Forecast shows cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with rising temperatures. Expect chances of rain and a warmer trend, with possible showers at times.
Licenses Issued to Corry Hunters Surpass Expectations
More than 400 hunting licenses have been issued by Corry city officials, with Judge Barker listing 920 in the Second Ward, Alderman Shields 191 in the Pirot Ward, and Alderman Porter 126. Women residents have also taken out licenses. More licenses are expected in the next weeks.
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Corry
Ufy Mcenses
Barker
Shields
Pirot
Porter
Sity
Commissioners Court Hears 1915 Budget Valuation Talk
Mary Commissioners Brown and Alexander and Mayor Patterson with Clerk Kincaid sat for a court of appeal on the magasament. The assessment was generally satisfactory though some matters were adjusted. After sessions, work to adjust the levy for 1915 will be carried out, with the current fifteen mills not to be increased until needed for city outlay as discussed by the commissioners.
Ferry Order Suspended Amid ICC Ruling Confusion
Mondville Republican reports Divinion Freight Agent Powell of the Erie Railroad says a regent ruling of the Interstate Commerce Commission on ferrying has led to a six month suspension of the practice allowing shippers mixed logs in carloads. Railroads continue the disputed method, and the Post Office received no word of any suspension, with enforcement to begin December 17.
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Mondville Republican
Divinion
Powell
Erie Railrondan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Camatti Continua
Loos
P. R. Re Hag
Guy K
Road Case Hearing In Concord Township Proceeds
Third morning of hearings before the Public Service Commission as Engineer Snow and counsel review evidence from Concord township and Pennsylvania Railroad regarding the proposed vacating of a road crossing the new Pennay One route. Proceedings resume at one o clock with more residents expected to testify. engineers Snow and his team plan to depart this evening for Harrisburg.
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Snow
Public Beryice Commission
Concord Township
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Pennay
Menke
R Snow
Mr. Swope
Harriyburg
Complaints About New Pavements In Local Streets
Local drivers and blacksmiths complain about the new West Pleasant Street and South Center Street pavements. They say the cement is too smooth for horse teams on steep grades, causing frequent slips especially after wet weather and in spring.
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West Pleasant Atrest
South Center Street
Local Masons Visit Jamestown for Exemplification Night
About thirty members from the local Blue Lodge traveled to Jamestown for the exemplification of Master Mason degree segments conducted by the Jamestown Commandery of the Temple order. The visitors were greeted by Sir James L. West and Sir Ialcht W. W. Smith and hosted at New Samuels with a banquet before attending ceremonies at the Asylum. The event honored Grand Warder Stuart O Walker of New York and featured a lecture on the origins of Freemasonry by Charles W. Mann of Buffalo.
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Tola
Claret
Jamestown
New York
Sir Knight
Stuart
Walker
Blue Lodge
Charles W. Mann
Buffalo
G. Glenn Barker
Wawin C. Barnes
Morris C. Bonsteel, Jr
George H. Bosworth
J. Walter Clough
P. O
A. L. Cottrell
R. J. Follett
Jarome R. Graves
Wesley H. Howard
Charles J. Powell
Harry B. Smith
Frank Jones
George McKelvey
William
Ewent
Frank Gillette
Arthur E. Pettit
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