Hanging on to Brake Beam When Hit by Pennsy Train
A local man Stubbs clung to a brake beam as a Pennsylva nia train struck near What Avenue crossing. He was dragged about fifty feet before the engine applied emergency brakes and the man crawled free uninjured. The incident left observers shaken as the warning brakes spared worse injury.
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Frank Stuile Piched
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Stibtia
En Xineer
Stubbs
Heyman
Sabba
Hurwarda
Banking by Mail at the Warren National Bank
An ad promoting convenient banking by mail from the Warren National Bank. It touts a four percent interest rate in the Interest Department, details timing for deposits, and interest credit dates. It notes no strict minimums and cautions against using accounts for frequent bill payments. United States depository.
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Warren National Bank
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Jung
Flynn Named Chief of Secret Service
William J. Flynn, longtime head of the New York Secret Service bureau and former deputy commissioner of police, was appointed chief of the Secret Service by Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh. He succeeds John B. Wilko, who led the service for 16 years, and will supervise operations nationwide from the Treasury in Washington. Flynn was introduced today and pledged to dedicate his efforts to national security as Wilko remains in a supporting role in New York.
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Washington, Co
Wwilliam J. Flynn
New York
United States
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Po Now
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Trowwury MacVeweh
Tohn B. Wilko
Fox
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Dedication Ball to Raise Funds by Elks
The Elks plan a December 27 dedication ball with tickets at three dollars including supper for two. Proceeds benefit local charity and Union City relief, with the event renamed the Dedication Ball but continuing the annual charity purpose. Innovations include venue changes, floor refinishing, and a hope Governor to attend.
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Nielcboring
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Hirst
Rueder
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Corry
William J Flynn Appointed Head of Government Secret Service
William J Flynn has been appointed head of the Government Secret Service, stepping into leadership amid ongoing security efforts. The appointment signals a shift in the agency's direction as it expands its focus on counterintelligence and protective duties.
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Hae
Government Secret Service
Worst Blizzard in Years Hits Upper Midwest Railways
A severe blizzard paralyzed Minneapolis and Duluth areas with heavy snow, drifts over one foot, and widespread transportation disruption. Schools warned parents as snowfall extended to Bayfield Fort Washburn Iron River and Houghton areas. Travel crippled from Duluth to the international border, with warnings of dangerous conditions across Lakes Superior region.
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Hinike Superior
Cowie
Winni Pee
Dyttlig
Dulutl
Wingonain
Michigan
Duluth
Ashland
Bayfield
Fort Washburn
Iron River
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Houghton
Hscaniola
City plans December 27 gala for Governor visit
Mayor Alexander urges merchants and citizens to display flags and patriotic decorations on December 27 for Governor Toner’s arrival to dedicate Ebks’ Home. A committee may organize the effort to create a civic celebration with public buildings and business blocks adorned as the governor visits the city. The Rogers Company outlines a strong local steel capacity for a new foundry and a Tulsa structure project, adding to the industrial growth story.
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Ebks
Enar
Tiks
Corry
Rogers Company
Rogers Co Secures Another Large Steel Order
C. RB. Rogers returned from Titusville yesterday with another big order for structural iron work that his company will execute for Amort.
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Titusville
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Rogera
Amort
Prosecutor Pushes Long Terms in Union Iron Workers Case
United States District Attorney Noel argued for lengthy penitentiary terms for more than forty Union Iron Workers charged with conspiracy to destroy property and shipment of explosives with wilful intent. He reviewed Commonwealth evidence, highlighted perjury issues in defense testimony, and pressed for strong sentences.
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United Press
Indianapolis
United States
Noel
Commonwealth
Only Five Left of Dauntless 26
New York dispatch reports five Albany suffragettes remain of the Dauntless 26 journey toward Albany. They trekked from Irvington on the Hudson to Orange today, planning a welcome in Peekskill and a ceremonial fire in the town square when they arrive at the Capitol on January 1.
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Albany
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Peekskill
Balkan Allies Stand By Greece in Possible War
London dispatch reports delegates from Balkan states refused Turkey’s demand to expel Greek envoys from the conference. Athens has ratified the general protocol signed by the Allies, while Turkey and Balkan delegates insist Greece be excluded from settlement benefits. War may resume. Thursday meeting expected to decide on removing delegates.
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Greece
United Press
London
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Balla
Turkey
Nnti Athans
Otter
Porkey
Pues
Wall Collapse Injures Eight at Ohio Construction Site
Eight workers were injured when a wall collapsed at a building site in Ole son Ohio. Five men were hurt at the moment of failure and two died later in hospital after being trapped beneath debris. The collapse occurred while workers were cleaning the ruins after the structure began to fall. Authorities reported two others survived despite serious injuries.
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