Victim Dies After Contact With 44 000 Volt Line
A Lineman burned while removing a crossarm on a 25 foot pole near Panhandle was struck by a high line carrying 44 000 volts. He died after a brief shift with his employer and was sent to Los Angeles for burial. He and a fellow worker had traveled from Amarillo Tuesday morning to the site where a private telephone line was being installed. The victim, unaware of the overhead conductor, touched the energized wire and his clothing caught fire.
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Panhandle
Los Angeles
Russell
Amarillo
Man Dies After Fire Rescue In Hospital
A man who helped extinguish flames recovered consciousness fifteen minutes later but died at a hospital in the city. The item notes substantial German housing activity and Ireland’s Ulster savings certificate investments totaling about 16 million dollars over six years.
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Russell
Ireland
Ulster
President Coolidge Catches Two Fish in One Cast on Daily River Routine
In Superior Wisconsin on July 26 the president fished the Brule River and twice landed two trout on one cast. He repeats the stunt regularly catching a 12 pound brook trout and an 18-4 pound loch raven in a single dropper and line end. He fishes six days a week, rain or shine, with a Tuesday Friday routine when in Washington.
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