Wireless Phone On Trains On-Track Telegraph System
Philadelphia August 41 The Pennsylvania railroad plans a wireless telephone system for engineers and conductors to cut accidents and save crew costs. Tests finished on the Huntingdon and Broad Top line as freight cars are being outfitted. A metal circuit runs along each car linking via poles, with the system appearing nearly wireless.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Soen
Huntingdon and
Broad Top
Driller Dies From Injuries After Hood Farm Explosion
A driller killed by burns from a gas explosion at a Hood farm drilling well near McMitackville died just before 2 am. W. L McPadden, foreman at the site, survived the blast and was reported to be progressing well at Oil City hospital with recovery expected.
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Phunkis
Iyestey Vole
Hood Farm
McMitackville
Hig Tujurlon
McPadden
Ole
Oil City Hospital
Local Notes From French Creek and Nearby Towns
Aug 1. Floyd Tageland wife and child of Dunkirk visited Guy Johnson's, left yesterday for Jamestown. George Orr of this place lost the thumb and two fingers from his right hand while at work last week. Guy Jonason left for Erie this morning to attend the Teachers Institute. Charles Portingill and wife of Wayne visited J O Hoy Jesus Sunday.
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Ureer
Floyd Tageland
Dunkirk
Guy Johnson
Jamestown
George Orr
Guy Jonason
Erle
Instituto
Charles Portingill
Wayne
J. O. Hoy
Boy saves mother as assailant is shot by youth
New York report recounts 1b-year-old Joseph Perry rescuing his mother Mrs. Sarah Perry from Thomas Murphy a 31-year-old iceman who beat her. Perry obtained a 2 caliber revolver, shot Murphy four times hitting twice, and police and a doctor arrived as Murphy was found unconscious. Mrs Perry had been assaulted earlier after Murphy entered the building intoxicated.
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New York
Joseph Perry
oMee
Second Avenue
Thomas Murphy
Sarah Perry
Murphy
Margaret Rogers
Helleyite
Young Perry
Gerry Society
Quiet in Erie After General Strike Threats Subside
Erie calm returns after threats of a general strike by Central Labor Union and tensions with labor and the state police. City officials mobilize forces, Governor Tener asked to deploy state police, and the council condemns mayor and sheriff for handling the strike, while Capt Adams reorganizes the constabulary to curb disturbances.
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Adams
Detel
Hiv
Common Council
Lastaight
John K. Tener
Erle
James Barron
Stern
Harry Moomy
Wallon
Barron
Wes
Elty
Italian Has Gash In Back At Clarendon Case
Tony Belot arino, Italian resident of Clarendon, was stabbed in the neck by Tommy Cras ino at Clarendon. Both men about twenty years old, Belot arino hospitalized. Cras ino charged with intent to kill. Attending physician Dr Hyer notes potential kidney damage if wound worsened. warrant issued but not served.
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Warren
Tony Belotarino
Clarendon
Tommy Crasino
Caren- Hen
Nih
Hyer
Atornay Shankar
Satrina
Tha Hospital
J. K. Greenebury
Cottage Grove Ave
Chicago
Ni Ames &A
Bumper Crop Report From Potter County Pa
In Potter County Pennsylvania oats show a bumper yield across the region with potatoes and corn improving after early frosts and dry weather. Dairy cattle breeds shift to Holsteins and Ayrshires, while grazing land remains plentiful though livestock numbers are down. In Europe King Constantine of Greece is expected to attend German war maneuvers in September alongside leaders including Major General Leonard Wood.
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Coudersport
Potter County
Berlin
Constantine
Greece
Constantine Ted
William
Leonard Wood
Stat
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