Zeppelin airship catastrophe shocks Berlin crowd
A Zeppelin airship exploded above Johannisthal field in Berlin killing twenty eight crewmen including Admiralty officers. Survivors fell from the flaming craft as crowds watched in horror and an immediate investigation was ordered by Count Zeppelin’s associates.
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Million and a Half Trout Ready for Planting at Corry Hatchery
Superintendent Buller reports the Corry hatchery will ship about a million and a half fingering brook and European brown trout in three weeks. Thirty of sixty concrete ponds are in use as shipments grow, with fish penned in new ponds until spring. The operation aims to exceed five million trout raised annually, with the entire property focused on trout production.
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Record Donations Pour In For Corry Hospital Efforts
Local residents continue to donate money and farm produce to support Corry hospital efforts. Union City clubs collect funds clothing vegetables with plans to deliver next week by automobile. Miss Falconer notes the hospital has many empty fruit jars for those preserving fruits. Community members pledge ongoing aid throughout the year.
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Vandals Strike in City Park Steal Monument Spheres
Vandalism continues in the city park with the removal of a Krinite sphere from the Soldier's Monument and damage to a park seat and surrounding area. A prior sphere was detached and found in the grass. authorities have yet to identify the culprits.
Scouts Plan Fall Hike For Tomorrow
The Hoy Scouts Júnior troop will trek a Dike route on the fall day with sixteen scouts taking part. Reverend J Woodward will lead the program including foot pace tests and tenderfoot work on North Corry pavement. Senior and Junior camps total thirty members as progress continues with the Presbyterian church gymnasium aiding training.
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North Corry
Chamberlain teams cancel football arrangements
The Chamberlain Military Academy team was booked for a game but contract cancellations followed. A St Bonaventure call canceled last week’s match. High schools Hile High and Pleasantville are cited for next games with Oil City and Corry High looming on the schedule.
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Wreck Case Heard In St. Louis
Dr G A Elston left for St Louis to appear in a damage suit brought by Opstein against Pennsylvania Railroad for injuries from a wreck on the Philadelphia and Erie division near Horn Siding east of the city. The incident occurred six to seven years ago and the Western Union case has lingered in St Louis courts.
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Sulzer Ousted Not Disqualified by Impeachment Vote
Albany October 17 The final vote in the impeachment case against Governor William Sulzer of New York found the un impeached ex governor not disqualified from future office. The Senate voted negative on disqualification and Sulzer was declared not guilty on Articles 4 7 6 and 7 of the managers list.
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