The Mikado to Open at Rex Theater In Corry
The Mikado, a famous comic opera, is set for Monday and Tuesday evenings at the Rex Theater. A Corry Company under De L. M. Chrigiin and Mus Ble urd directs with Municipal Club sponsorship for Corry Chapter of the Red Cross. Tickets range from 25 cents to 1.00, with balcony at 10 and 35 cents. The production draws forty Corry participants and aims for strong attendance as a civic fundraiser and entertainment event.
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Perfidy of Former Minister Bernstorff Disclosed
Washington notes reveal former ambassador Bernstorff sought $50,000 from Wik government to influence Congress via a society. The German anti American plot was described as aimed at preventing war while Bernstorff alleged to seek influence through covert funding and operations.
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ASK FOR REVISION OF RATES
Washington Sept 22 Freight rate revision across all railroads was challenged in a complaint to the Interstate Commerce Commission by the National Tax Association. The filing alleged unfair and unjust practices, claiming higher rates harmed cattle shipments and criticized the roads’ classification policy.
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Crown Co Installs New Machinery At The Alullodo Bakery
Crown Co installs a new leaf molding machine capable of turning out 3 loaves per minute. The bakery plans a streamlined process with automated wrapping and an almost fully new packaging line. The manager denied government plans to price bread at five cents and expressed baker cooperation with the government. Weather cool tonight and Saturday.
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Erie Track Foremen Strike Over Pay Increase
Erie foremen in the Dri unit and Meadwifte division reportedly refused work for a week seeking higher wages. Reports say the strike followed a pay raise push from $4100 per month as unions pressure for better rates across the Erie system.
Supt Thompson Resigns From Brakeshoe Plant
Morning reports confirm C M Thompson resigned from the American Brakeshoe plant at Me Thompson sent in his challenge to the company days ago with a request for a prompt action. By noon Wh possible, My Hare Fon Of Chattanooga has been sold here by the company to the charge of the plant. Since the Brakeshoe Company opened the local plant after acquiring the Brikeahon some time ago, Thompson says he did not approve the changes in management. It is understood he has met with fine guests. Although he has something in view for the near future, Thompson declined to state his plans. Only two satonne in the central part of town were open for business after the primaries, a custom on election day in this era.
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Philadelphia mayor held for hearing in gun case accusations
Philadelphia Mayor Thoman facing a hearing amid a police shooting in the Ward One district. A patrolman was wounded while responding to a disturbance in a patrol line known as the Broody Will district. Representative Stearn filed conspiracy charges accusing the mayor of involvement, with a move expected to proceed next day.
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Samimies To Receive Ball Scores
Headquarters in France reports that American soldiers will receive ball scores via a special bulletin system. Arrangements, completed with General Libert, will post the scores on bulletin boards near headquarters. The United States Signi Corps will transmit the scores to American force HQs.
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Keating to Embark as Unit Heads to France
Charles Keating reports a contingent of soldiers preparing to depart for France. The force, stationed at Port JAY on Governor's Island, trained briefly at Fort Slocum before transfer to Fort Jay. They received a warm welcome and good treatment on arrival.
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Disclosure Ignites Stir in Capital Politics
Reporters describe a Washington scene where the Senate and House react to a newly released dispatch from the former German Ambassador. In Capitol lobbies lawmakers discuss potential investigations as speculation swirls over the origins and impact of the disclosure amid a tense political atmosphere.
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British Troops Advance Far in Wide Sweep Across Front
United Press dispatch reports British forces gaining a mile of ground in a broad offensive. German defenses yielded as infantry pressed forward under heavy fire, with casualties noted on both sides. Prisoners and matériel captured indicate significant Allied momentum on the western front this morning.
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Joy Riders Arrested Here Today
Joy riders arrested here today after attempting to steal a car, delaying the owner Clyde Wintere of North Must and a police officer. The six cylinder buggy was recovered, and the pair were held until Mr Winters released them.
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Robbery Reported at Shenango County
Express messengers traveling from Ede were robbed Wednesday night near Shenango. The high clerk allegedly fled with seven thousand dollars. A press agency later questioned the report and no confirmation was available. Further details may come later.
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Gen Haig Report Confirms Allied Success At Front
London reports General Haig’s official afternoon message notes heavy German losses and strong British advances in the war, with the British lines pressing forward despite German resistance. The dispatch mentions a decisive morning action and a high casualty toll for the Germans. Separately, a community event is noted as a belated meeting of a local committee and Red Cross chapter in Bonarda.
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German Emperor at Sofia War News From Europe
Fragmentary dispatches report the German emperor at Sofia and military movement in Europe. The text mentions Hungarian and Bulgar relations, a forest scene, and unclear references to the war’s aims and government.
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Salamanaca Hotel Sold to Corryites
Mr and Mrs Leiplein of this city sold the Salamanca Hotel to Corryites. The deal followed a court involvement and the new owners plan to continue the established business at the Main and Center corner location. Local opposition was noted, but the sale was reported as approved and the venture expected to prove successful.
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Open Forum for September Missive on Railroads in War Effort
The September Open Forum issue discusses railroad roles in the war, detailing troop and supply transport, car and locomotive needs, and freight volumes. It notes government demands for rail capacity and highlights the era’s transportation challenges in the war effort.
Company A Boys Win Promotions Amid Ranks Shift
Five Company A soldiers received promotion approvals for Privates Thompsom Prieto Hugh Wodtvlt Opell Hudaon Mmory Denko and others. The promotions, confirmed by Lt. T. A. Lithe of the Medical Corps, followed orders issued after a return from Port Benjamin darrtinon. He reports to Camp Ayn corte on the Sixteenth for immediate duty.
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Examinations at Union City Draft Board Continue
At Union City draft headquarters the board announced ongoing examinations for Corry area registrants. Names listed include Corry residents Frank S. Celba and others, with several granted physical exemptions while many await results and potential dates for next sessions.
Magician Delights Audiences at the Rex Theater
A magician thrilled Rex Theater goers with a captivating open stage act last evening. The performer impressed crowds, promising more marvels tonight and tomorrow, drawing a large audience and lively chatter about the show.
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