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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1915
Page
2
A call to residents to support local merchants and keep money in Corry. The piece warns that buying mail order or in Erie, Buffalo, or Cleveland harms town prosperity and property values. It urges shopping locally, using The THUNMAL ads for informed choices, and highlights potential community benefits.
A fragment discusses Dr Dumba, an Austrian diplomat in Baltimore, and U.S. censorship limits on wireless messages. It accuses the diplomat of flagrant offenses against the government he serves and questions U.S. leniency in his dismissal. The piece reflects tense wartime diplomatic friction and calls for clearer American stance.
A damaged OCR fragment alleges conspiracies involving wireless usage and internal security. It mentions Dr. Dumon and other presenters blocked from wireless plots, political tension with foreign governments, and a warning about foreign power influencing U S policy via an Italian department in Washington.
A patriotic article quotes Franklin D. Roosevelt saying the navy is not a reformatory or penal institution, stressing discipline and respect for uniforms. It discusses recruitment, public sentiment, and the impact of Allied wartime needs on U S trade, cotton, and war material exports.
Erratic fragment mentions a trip next Sunday with many attractions on the Great Lakes region. It notes a special service on the railroad leaving Corry at 8 52 a m. Clarity and additional details are missing due to the jumbled source text.
Notice states the seller has sold the news business to Mr A. Stafford and all accounts due to Sept 1015 are payable at A Rumheimer's bakery 63 North Canter Street LH PUATE twa.
Notice to all persons holding bills other than premium awards against the association are requested to present them at once for payment. W. W. Markardigna, Sec.
In Warren County primary returns Lowe and A G Mook led the ticket for county commissioner positions. Voter turnout reached about 6,500 registered of the county’s electorate. The Republican slate dominated, with Lowe and Mook receiving strong support while Thompson, Gaox Hinelase, and Warren trailed in late counts.
Th em bank department store on Mast Main street was entered by thieves early this morning and goods from several departments valued at nearly 600 dollars were taken. Entry was gained via a rear ladder and second story window. No clue to the culprits. suspects drove away with a light truck and scattered food and groceries among the loot.
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Erie September 21 Fear of being taken to Warren led William H Balow a farmer of Summit township to hang his wife Ulé own life. Body found suspended from a barn weathered by his wife. Balow previously fell from a wagon weeks ago and mental state deteriorated. A note to his wife explained the act. Coroner Hanley ruled death a self inflicted act with no inquest.
Syracuse, Sept 21 Investigating officers pursue a case after a game warden killed one man and wounded another during a hunting incident near the city. Italian migrant Domico Imennel lis was struck and Nicholay Stefano 27 was fatally shot by Marion Aineworth Ainsworth. The Italians had been shooting woodchucks in violation of law three miles south of Lafayette.
James Zorn, engineer on the B and O railroad, was fatally shot after an argument with fireman George Myers in the cab of a second locomotive near water tank. Myers is held for the shooting. Zorn struck Myers with a monkey wrench before being shot through the chest during the dispute over steam pressure.
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