Ownership and circulation data for Corry Evening Journal 1915
The Corry Evening Journal states its ownership and management details for October 1915. Arthur Colegrove is publisher and managing editor, A. D. Colegrove is listed as owner, with no bondholders or major security holders. Average monthly print run reported as 2254 copies, with 2310 daily press run. Notarized by Gerry T Kincaid on September 30, 1915.
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Corry Evening Journal
Corry
Pennsylvania
Wiest
Halter
Wadlor
Nesw Mauger
Arthur Colegrove
If 8 Corporation
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colégrove
Gerry T Kincaid
Notary Publie
Anglo French loan negotiations praised amid British debt concerns
The English press hails the Anglo-French loan to the United States as a good deal, while accusing American bankers of hard terms. London papers cite a bargain won through allies' need, with Britain facing enormous future debt as War expenditures rise. European debt projections and taxes loom, urging cautious policy to avoid crippling postwar burdens.
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United States
London Morning Post
Daily News
Manchester Guildian
Menoiatty
Liew
Iineland
Russia
France
Germany
Austria
Europe
Vilage
Honda
Garbled reward offer hints at stray care terms
Fragmentary OCR text describes a reward offer and mentions care for a cat and toys. The passage is incomplete and garbled, rendering it difficult to extract coherent events, names, or locations. It resembles an advertisement or notice with unclear terms and misspelled phrases.
County Commissioners Rule On Judge Race Vote Count
Erie county officials certify primary votes for judge, report total ballots cast as 19,358, with Farce and Rogister leading. They accuse several districts, including Erie wards and townships, of failing to file proper voter tallies. The board intends to forward the results to Harrisburg and seek court guidance next week.
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Mr. Rossiter
Werle
Rossiter
Commonwealth
Ai Rossiter
Force
Ray
Haying
Bdlluburo
EU Frock
South District
Erie
Pirst
Opi
Sean
Firth
Mourls
Sisth
Amil Firth
Isa Franklin Township
Green Township
Aflltcreek Township
Union Township
Waterford Borough
Washington Township
Taw
Mit
Erient
J M. Farce
Uriah P Rogister
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Harrisburg
Toxoph J. Rogan
Phutuers
Grant J. Smith
Roxwn
Waterhouse
Thomas
Brooks & English
Veterans parade marks 60th anniversary amid reunion notes
Fragmented recounting shows President Wilkie elevated to G A R status and veterans recalling a war between Union and Confederacy as healing not destroying. Johnny Rebs testified to unity as they marched in a 60th anniversary parade with prayer and reconciliation events led by Civil War veterans.
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Wilweil
Prirwalage
Anton
Johnny Rebs
Tor Tollink Tin
Vedant
Seerstury Lansing’s Ahjet sleeves praised as diplomacy tool
Seerstury Lansing shows effort on his Ahjet sleeves, with shirt-sleeve diplomacy earning praise for its practicality and informal charm in promoting talks. The approach appears to yield approachable dialogue and potential consensus in informal settings.
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Seerstury Lansing
Head Crushed In Rail Yard Accident at Irving
Gaetano Diplo lo, a Nickel Plate Railroad laborer, was fatally injured at Irving while working on a track crew under his brother Ne Mipideldo. A heavy tamping bar struck him in the head, leaving him dead on the ground. Coroner Charles Blood took charge as the body was transported to Dun Kirby. Diplo lo, born in Italy on March 24, was about 24 and left a wife in the gold country.
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Gaetano Diplo
Alriek
Mombern
Gnetino
Barber
Silver Creek
Tian
Dun“Kirby
Baty
Charlen
Diplacido
Baly
Gold Country
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