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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1914
Page
3
A terse dispatch notes a debate over the use of an ISIN code labeled YAL 150 in tor network discussions. Officials warn against mislabeling securities and seek clarification from financial authorities. The item highlights regulatory tension and potential misclassification risks.
A fragment from a historical page shows Wu Solovie and Petar in a cryptic line. The brief text hints at a dialogue or note with no clear context or complete meaning. Further readable context would clarify the individuals and the event referenced.
Peter Blanchard, 52, a Goodyear worker and Norwich engineer, died from a fractured skull after he drove his engine to stop a runaway train cars plunging down a heavy incline. He is credited with saving two men by initiating the rescue before the crash.
Democratic U S senator candidate Palmer will arrive in Erie Monday around five p m from Conneaut Lake to attend the Labor Day celebration and speak. He is also scheduled to address the Pennsylvania Letter Carriers banquet and will meet local residents at a reception in the Reed House lobby before the banquet. He plans to depart Erie at midnight for Bethlehem.
Paris awaits a major battle as French forces claim gains at Verdun, Lorraine, and the Vosges while Allied trains ferry civilians from the city. British, French, and Belgian wounded move to other cities, and Paris papers shift operations to Bordeaux. Germany reportedly damaged torpedo boats near Kiel. Britain cites mine damage to Speedy. Turkey declares neutrality amid war rumors, with possible implications if it joins the Allies.
A bold holdup at Glenns Falls New York on September 5 involved two Delaware and Hudson Railroad employees forced to open the cash drawer and safe. A robber fired at a telegraph operator and a cab driver as they fled toward Lake George. two .33 caliber guns were later found on a suspect identified as John Morono of Brooklyn. The second bandit remained at large.
R L Gordon of Pierpont Ohio, riding in a buggy home from a visit with a young lady, was struck by a through freight on Pennsylvania tracks at Cunningham's near Linesville early Thursday. Gordon, 92, suffered a broken leg and head injury, was found beside the track by a passerby, and taken to Sharon’s Butler Hospital by freight.
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