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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania

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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1914

Page

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Allies Hammer German Right In Eleventh Day Of Battle Of The Aisne

On the eleventh day of the Battle of the Aisne the Allies press the German right while German attacks falter. Reports cite British forces reinforcing Japanese positions at Kiao Chau and German losses near the Aland Islands remain unconfirmed.

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Lighting to be Improved Around Town

City Commissioner Frank Howard plans a town visit with Electric Light Manager Waltz to investigate citizen complaints on lamp placement. Some areas have lamps too close, others entire blocks lack light. goal is even winter illumination and zero complaints.

Frank Howard Waltz The Electric Lght Company Howard

Removal of Troops Will Proceed From Vera Cruz

Washington announces no change in plans to withdraw American troops from Vera Cruz citing ongoing turmoil between Villa and Carranza. The embargo on arms will not be renewed at this time and officials say U S policy does not seek to control Mexico's internal settlement. The outbreak is viewed as a temporary disturbance likely to resolve.

United Press Washington White House Vera Cruz Carranza United States Mexico

Next Year Paving Plans Move Forward Citywide

City Commission discusses next year's paving projects after finishing this year's work. Planned includes Pleasant Street from First Avenue to Concord, Concord Street segment between Pleasant and Main, and a north Smith Street section. Officials aim to complete spring contracts before bad weather.

Pleasant Street First Avenue Concord Street Pleasant Main Streets Smith Street Mig

Milon Brown Elected H. S. Teacher

At a meeting of the board of education last evening Milon Louis Brown a Corry High School graduate of 1909 and a Pennsylvania State College alumnus 1914 was elected to a teaching post at Corry High School. No other business was noted.

Ue Boafa Milon Louis Brown Corry High Pennsylvania State ‘College Corry Wan Tran

Turkish Ambassador Faces Recall Over U.S. Remarks

Turkish Ambassador Rustem J. Bey to the United States is expected to leave Washington within a week or two after being declared persona non grata for critical comments about the United States. He told President Wilson he would take a "term of absence" and reportedly refuses to retract his statements. Earlier, a recall was said to be sought.

Amba Rross Washington Rustem J, Bey United States Rodion Wilson Farlier

Brakeshoe Plant Expands as Office Ready Soon

The Brakeshoe plant at the east end nears completion of a new tile office building west of the main structure. Management plans to add more workers, with a hoped increase to the present force as plans materialize.

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Location of Passenger Station in West End City

Citizens discuss plans for a new passenger station near its present site by moving the freighthouse and express offices. Proposals suggest locating between the tracks of two railroads east of the Erie freight station with entrances from First Avenue and Center Street. A modern station could beautify the city and ease crossing blockages. Weather notes show showers tonight and Friday.

Erie Railroad First Avenue Center Street Main Street Chautauqua Division

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