Penny Brakeman Survives Bridge Collision Train Miracle
Penny Brakeman John Olson crawled along a moving westbound train after a bridge strike near Youngsville and Spring Creek. He suffered severe head gash, facial injuries, and multiple rib injuries but survived with treatment by Dr A Bishop and local physicians. The incident raised questions about the train’s safety as crew members tended to Olson and the wreckage in difficult conditions.
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John Oto
Miu Eorduator
Dro. A. Bistop
Olson
Youngeville
Olan
A Mi Morton
A. Winton
Morton
Oldon
Trai
Khuen
Youngsville
Caboosa
Wall
Huerta Declares Xmas Party Plans Amid Turbulent Times
Reports from Gaited tress in Moxley City detail Huerta’s holiday announcement as he vows to govern until after Christmas. The broadcast notes heavy security and a tense scene with armored-train attack rumors, while weapons and soldiers are described in chaotic fashion.
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Moxley City
Ber
Huerta
Tor
Ravele
Tampte Co
Mantion
Cloun
President’s Special on Board Bound for Pawling
On Board the Presidents Special from Charlotte Dec 4 the President denies inviting callers. He remains aboard and plans to appoint Federal Reserve Board members, with John W Weeks of Massachusetts as a likely first appointee. Crowds greet him at stations as he waves and smiles.
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Charlotte
N.C
I TV
Pawuiintian
Uyary
Federal Reserve Board
Bem Kupuhlionn
John W. Weeks
Masi
Prealdan
Onouchante
Arctic Circle distress signals reach shore after vessel wreck
Wireless distress from the Arctic Circle reports a vessel caught near Herken Inarth Norway with rigging and debris afloat. Norwegian HKT Station relayed, asks for immediate assistance and attempts to restore contact as rescue efforts coordinate with Chen and other stations.
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Norwigetan Hkt
Siueorvatme
Dorie
Allex Norte
Herken
Inarth
Norway
Ai Bivrepeat
Awit
Bardeaing
Roy
Tergon
Walt
Listen
Stirt
Hergon
Capital Deserted for Christmas
Washington reports the capital emptied for holidays with national legislators, teachers, and the President heading south for midwinter vacation. Government clerks stay, Christmas trees glow indoors, and a long winter recess begins until January 10.
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Washington
Wauhington
Tony
Goa
Wilkon
Vis Christan
Big Blaze in Washington Injures Five Fire Crews Respond
A large fire swept through a Bayou Street storage area injuring five people and causing extensive damage. Fire officials estimated $100,000 in losses as flames spread rapidly. A general alarm summoned all city departments to battle the blaze amid cloudy weather and possible rain.
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United Rear
Washington, D. C
Christmas Spirit Fills Telegraph News Today
Washington and other offices receive a Christmas message featuring a bronze framed picture of a soldier departing for war while a daughter asks Papa about gifts. Reports describe charity drives, meals for inmates, and festive aid across communities.
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Telegraph
United Press
Washington, D. C
Andrew Carnegie
Garrison
Wholesale and Retail Dealers Open in Corry
Reported talk among Corry merchants about a Christmas closing plan. Most nearby places would stay open tomorrow, with few retailers ready to close. No consensus or firm agreement among dealers. the plan is abandoned. Court may consider Christmas closing next year as activity ends. Erie waters to close.
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Corry Agner
Erie
Presbyterian Christmas program drew large Sunday school crowd
The Christmas exercises at the Presbyterian church were praised as the finest in years. After the laborite program, Santa Claus invited members to the chapel basement where the Primary department served a long table and each class had its own table with tea, cream, cake served. Prizes were given to most of the school.
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Presbyterian Church
Santa Claue
Dog Shot After Being Run Down
A dog on Main Street was run down by a freight train and then shot to end its suffering after a crowd gathered. Residents cared for the animal briefly before authorities arranged humane euthanasia amid the incident on Main.
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Main Street
Stephanson Vessels Reported Safe
Ottawa reports Dr RW Ande ergan states Urembiph of the Btuphanson expedition is safe at Collison Point in the Arde Cele area. Police say the vessels were intact with no breakups, and Seattle detectives confirm no danger to the ships.
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United Press
Ottawa
RW. Andeergan Todiy
Collison Point
Seattle
Mounts Plan Another Elks Home
Mounts and Son of the oxy were yesterday commissioned by the St Marys Lodge building committee to draw plans and oversee construction of a 1000 home for the St Marys lodge. Corry architects prepared preliminary work and will complete plans and specifications to start spring work. Local architects have drafted three lodge buildings recently including Katie Lude 14 and Stratford lodge.
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Muuine
St. Mbirys
Marys Lode
Vie Corry
Yorlarday
St Maria
Tian
Katie Lude
Stratford Todge
Mount
Mount and
Practical Christmas Savings Department Book
A Practical Christmas present describing a Savings Department book with an initial deposit and the note Any Amount Will Answer. It promises a 4 percent add-on and full long term value.
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Toca
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Gbion
Irie
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Freregnne
Emre Bury
State of
Pennsylvania
Arctic Circle
Big Blaze
Uher
Camp Hope Institution
Toy
Janet Whitcomb
Ean
Jallet
Santa Claus
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Tay
Santi
Rhode
Heap
Kyslelan
Nang
Enyhats
Lindreds
Unitud Freen
Piltshirg
Dee
Henry Prink
Watt
United Pras Calitinot
Minora
United Rews
Washington, D. Dee
House of Representatives
Ren
Stephanson
Mounts
ELKS
First National Bank
Warren
WM. Muir, Pres
F. K. Russell
Vice Fres
C. T. Conarro
Cashler
the Christmas Savings Society of the
Citizen’s National Bank
Corry, PA
Citizens National Bank
Corry
United States
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