Robbery on New York Central Train Near Banborne
A band of at least twenty men robbed a New York Central train bound for Chicago near Banborne in Niagara County. They escaped with ten thousand dollars in valuables after forcing the engineer to stop and breaking into cars. Detectives were coordinating nationwide traffic checks as authorities pursued some suspects, while the crew and engineer avoided serious harm.
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Corry Man Dead at Pittsburg in Apparent Accident
Frank Ransom, 42, formerly of Corry and son of Col H N Rangon, died in Pittsburgh after a fall at the Babinger Hotel. He suffered a fractured skull and died at Homeopathic Hospital. Body to be shipped home for burial amid widespread mourning.
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Civil Action at Columbus
Tomorrow the Commons, a cry notion, will be brought before Squire Brown by Mr. Tyeu of Charlordt, owner of the farm on the city formerly part of the Benyer estate. The case centers on a contract alleged against the tenant now on the property. Mr. Riggs arrived here by auto yesterday.
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Reservoir Break Drowns Eight in Arizona Valley
Terrific roar from the Lyman reservoir near Mhoonix Arizona caused a massive wall of water to sweep the valley. St John a town 12 miles away was inundated with heavy property damage. Preliminary reports indicate at least eight people drowned as the break came with no warning.
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Governor Tener seeks to change Public Service Commission
Harrisburg April 11 Governor Tener sent a message to the Senate asking that the names of the Public Service Commission members appointed by him be returned. The request, referred to the Senate Executive Appointments Committee, signals potential removals from the nine members named by Tener. None had been confirmed by the Senate, as the list was held up until this session.
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Runaway Team Causes Injuries Near Spring Creek
A heavy draft team owned by John Pareman bolted when driven by his daughter near Spring Creek yesterday afternoon. She fell from the wagon but clung to the reins while the horses bolted, receiving multiple cuts and injuries before the animals were finally stopped. The wagon was broken and the incident ended without further harm.
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Board considers suspension over schoolyard fight
The Board of Education met last evening with members Amidon Barlow Heartein Layeland Whittleway and Preadent Auer present. A communication from Superintendent Wien notified Walter Besbe's suspension until the end of the school year due to a fight with George Stranhigan on the high school grounds. The witnesses included other students and parents. The board heard the hearing and found Besbe likely the aggressor. The auditorium committee referred Miss Althea Fuller’s May 17th use request. An amended reading of the primary Graves report was adopted and a secretary’s monthly report was accepted. Mr Whittlesey elected Mla Orn Masbrovok as office assistant to the superintendent for the balance of the term at 25 dollars per month. Funds were shifted to the supply fund and the meeting adjourned.
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Innovative School Store Concept Unveiled by Supt Wilson
Supt Wilson announced new innovations for the upcoming school year including a model store in each of the four grade buildings. Dummy commodity packages stocked by a prominent firm will be used with a paper currency in transactions and student credits. Students from various rooms will manage brief store periods, interacting with peers in their rooms, to provide practical training without disrupting core classes. The plan includes a high school study of the Dowining Organization and will be used in community studies alongside regular work.
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Carpenter Charles Carlson Drops Dead at Federal Building
Charles Carlson, a well known carpenter on the Federal building project, expired at work in the new post office today. He was between fifty and sixty and had complained of not feeling well all day. Weather was generally fair with a slight temperature change forecast.
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Accident on Elevated Railway Petrograd Report
Report from Petrograd denies German forces are succeeding in repelling the assault as the war's Eastern front shifts. Berlin claims Russian pressure eases, while German vessels face blame for a maritime disaster. A suffragette note and town bombardments add to the wartime tumult.
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Deadly derailment disrupts Third Avenue line at Chatham Square
A derailment on the Third Avenue elevated at Chatham Square in New York halted all trains with passengers en route to work. One woman was injured as a car wall slumped, causing a chain of crashes along the line from Tower Manhattan to the promx. Rescue crews and officials investigated the derailed cars and damages as service paused.
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Public Utility Contract Promises Damages to Township Residents
Interest grows as Public Service Commission approves a contract between Congord township supervisors and Pennsylvania Railroad officials. Several residents whose property abuts the railroad will receive damages, including Mrs. Reedy at $1000 and Thomas McCray at $500, with others such as Mrs. Clark Bowen P. J. Higley W. F. Tracy and Mrs. Williams among recipients. A formal order copy had not yet reached local attorneys.
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