Register Today Voter Registration Urged in Corry
A plea urges Corry residents who have not registered to do so immediately to be eligible for the municipal primaries. The piece stresses civic duty, notes November primaries, and argues that citizens must vote for qualified candidates. It frames commission government as an experiment requiring voters to participate and judge officials by their duty.
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Corry
Parutay
Malling
Commission
Arcade Opens Under New Owners Moberg and Folk
Moberg and Folk opened the Arcade today as new proprietors. The store shows heavy renovations including the lunching end expanded and the overall stock renewed. Decorations feature a new stripe decor and the Arcade presents an excellent appearance with further improvements promised.
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Moberg
Folk
Ooen
Copper District Riot Ends With Cavalry Charge
United Press reports Calumet Michigan authorities used federal cavalry to disperse striking copper workers. A riot formed on Copper District Street as workers and families gathered for a supposed celebration. Sabers drawn, several people were injured amid the clash and deteriorating conditions in the district.
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Guiehth Street
Calumet
Assignment of Teachers in Corry Public Schools
Assignment of teachers across Corry Public Schools lists staff by building and grade levels. Names include Elizabeth Ranney grade 8, Mary Le Kinley grade 7, Hattie Constapell grade 6, Maude King grade 5, Katherine ONeil grade 4, Totts Bonsteel grade 5, Mattia VanTussel grade 2, Myrtle Puller grade 1, Gertrude Coyle grade 7, Martha Mages grades 6, Tinor Griswold grade 3, Coull Clarke grade 1 2, Harriet Swann grade 7 9, Inez Armitage grade 1 3, Helen Ly Morrott grade 3, Millicent Moreisom Argilia Sackell, Mabel Jameson grade 1 5, Florence Keefe grade 2 4, Milgabeth M. Clark grade 4, Katharine Neylon grade 12, Monroe High School principal Serence Mae Mekhiney, Latin Harriet N Birebolls, History and Arts, Beatrice H. Swithy Commercial Subjects, Thomas etc. Special teachers Ante Laurie Household Arts, Jonson Manual Training.
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Corry
Wis Hatch
Elizabeth H. Ranney
Mary le Kinley
Hattie Constael
Maude C. King
Katherine O'Neil
Totts M. Bonsteel
Mattia VanTussel
Myrtle Puller
Washington
Gertrute Coyle
Martha Mages
Tinor Griswold
Argilia
Sackell
Mabel
Janaeson
Florence
Keefe
Hihel Street
Milgabeth M. Clark
East Main Street
Katharine Neylon
Monroe
Serence Mae Mekhiney
Harriet N Birebolls
Beatrice H. Swithy
Taith ‘Thomas
Lucy B. Loane
Harriet Kolaas
Jopanita
Ante Laurie
Jonson
Fourteen Women Arrested in Philadelphia Riots
Philadelphia report notes fourteen women were arrested as a crowd of striking garment workers attacked a nonunioyed youth. A policeman was beaten, forty reserves deployed to restore order as clashes continued since the strike began.
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Philadelphia
Uy United
Ida Greenburg
President of Franklin College Arrested for Beating Father
United Press reports Franklin College president Rey A Hanley, of Indianapolis, faced a grand jury after admitting to beating his father Calvin Hanley. Hanley claims years of witnessing abuse toward his mother justified the act, saying the weapon broke during the struggle. He denies serious injury.
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Franklin College
United Press
Indianapolis
Amusell's Fine Bill Tonight at the MUST
Advertises Amusell's film program at the MUST with a big feature and a five cent admission for all. Ends with a terse note about ads.
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Amusell
Adyetts
Vote for August Wittmann for County Controller
A brief political notice urging support for August Wittmann, a Democratic candidate, in the upcoming primaries. The message emphasizes voting during September advance period.
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August Wittmann
Advitis
Thaw Habeas Corpus Proceedings in Concord Adjoin
United States District Court heard habeas corpus efforts for Harry K. Thaw. A returnable writ set for September 1 in Middletown New Hampshire, with an injunction restraining Thaw supporters and New York authorities from kidnapping. Proceedings in Goldbrook New Hampshire delayed for a third time by Justice Carr with agreement of New York and Thaw counsel. Sheriff Hornbeck of Dutchess County remains in Concord with requisition papers as Thaw's case moves toward Governor.
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United Fees
Concord
Iidge
Dear Aldrich
United States District Court
Harry K
Middletown
N. H
Wis
New York State
Goldrook
Thaw
Carr
New York
Hin Cage
Sheriff Horneck
Dutchess Co
Baseball Scores From National, American and International Leagues
Baseball scores for National, American and International leagues are reported nightly from Lyric, updating readers on game outcomes, standout performances, and key standings.
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Lyric
Adviwi
Big Tim Sullivan Killed by Train near Bowery
Timothy D Sullivan known as Big Tim of the Bowery is dead after being struck by a train near the Promont tracks. He disappeared from his brother’s home in East Chester on August 31 and his body was found by NanH employees. Identification came after twelve days, and he is said to have left a large fortune.
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United Press
New York
Timothy D. Sullivan
Bowery
Sullivan
Chester
Polham Bay
Wm Ma&n
Promont Morgue
Bellview Hospital
Potter's Field
Lowry Mulligan
Largo
Man G H Nichols badly hurt in peculiar chair accident
G H Nichols suffered serious injuries during a peculiar accident on North Center Street while playing a game of pool. He toppled a chair, injuring his knee. a swelling and ruptured blood vessel were found. Dr. Bennett treated him and he was driven to the hospital for several days of confinement.
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Nichola
North Center Street
Tidog
Nichols
Joe
de. Hennett
Arahr Spear
Esperantists Organize the Class in City High School
In the city, Esperantists plan a winter program at the high school Muddine recitation room. Mr Graves and Prof J A Wilson mapped the winter plan and club members prepared for the coming term. Next Friday’s meeting will organize the group and set winter activities.
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Graves
J. A. Wilson
Thambady
Championship Clash Sparks Evening Fireworks Planned
Reported by a High School crowd that whichever team wins the Dig game this afternoon will celebrate with fireworks and a party at supper tonight. The DeRosay Cup remains contested as the Raymonds also express confidence in a hard fought league park battle for the title.
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Raymonds
League Park
New Castle Foreigner Murdered at Naw Castle
By Univen Press Regis Kooh a 60 year old gardener in New Castle was shot dead by a mysterious Italian assailant who sprang from brush along the road. A nearby farm offered aid but Kooh died before help arrived. No motive or suspect identified.
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Univen Press
Naw Castle
Reg Kooh
Gardner
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Calumet, Mich
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Terre Haute
Andrew Nelson
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Big Tim
Corry Hospital
Sam Jacobson & Co
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