Christmas Eye Horror at Calumet Sparks Strike Threat
Calumet December 26 an awful Christmas eye horror described as a deadly fire scare left three unidentified bodies in the temporary morgue, with seventy two bodies recovered and many children. Plans for a public funeral were not announced but western minors federation is believed to guide the service, while both sides seek concessions to end the strike. Federal probes are debated as Congress weighs investigations and a House inquiry resolution faces January 12 limits.
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United Press
Red Jacket Town Hall
Ntrika
Operatora
Minora
Uniten Press
Washington
Congress
Calumet
Mfehs
McDonald
Prente Debl Moyer
Wedarn
Abriatman
Bremont
First National Bank
Warren
Kurtz and Climax to Suspend Operations in Wake County
Kurtz Tras Bed Company and Climax Locomotive Works announce temporary shutdowns of about one week to inventory property and perform alterations and repairs. No employees will be paid during suspension. some departments will remain in operation while improvements are made. The plant expects to resume fully within a week.
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Kurtz Tras Bed Company
Joeat
Mdi
Forbester
Intereais
Climax Locomotive Works
Citizens National Bank
Corry
United States Depository
Postal Savings
Ld Desmond
B. Barlow
Jos
Went
J. W. Parker
Joseph E Perkins Dies After Illness at Home
Joseph B Perkins a respected Gerry merchant died yesterday at his South Street home after four weeks in bed a heart condition noted. Born in Columbus Township he moved to Gerry sixteen years ago to run a city grocery with brother Byron until two years ago selling his share. Funeral services set for Saturday at 1 PM from the home with burial at Curtis Cemetery Columbus.
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Joseph B. Perkins
South Streat
Perkins
Parking
Deveaned
Columbus Township
Gerry Alxteen
Byron Perkins
Curtis Cemetery
Columbus
Post office handles record Christmas mail volume in Corry
Corry's Christmas mail influx set a new high as 600 recruits helped with deliveries though disruption left fourteen pieces undelivered yesterday. Extra staff from terminal stations arrived this morning to assist until tomorrow. Two men and four teams assisted in delivering the parent post in the city.
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Corry
Jersey Is Swept by Severe Coastal Storm
A powerful nor'easter battered the New Jersey coast with high tides and strong winds. Small craft were wrecked or driven ashore, two barges sank near Forked River, Bay Head reported an unmanned vessel ashore, and a wrecked revenue cutter Seneca faced danger off shore. One fisherman death reported as crews sheltered in town halls and streets flooded.
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New York
Jersey
Bay Head
Seneca Way
Tay Head
High School Over Alumni In Heated 23 14 Victory
The High School defeated the Alumni last evening in a fast paced basketball game. The first half was tight with the score at 16 to 7 in favor of the High School. In the final minutes the High School pulled ahead, finishing with a 23 to 14 result. Lyons and Gowlon starred with baskets and defensive play driving the win.
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Grotaler
High Echo
Gowlon
Lyons
March
Huerta Fears Bread Riots and Reign of Terror
United Press dispatch from Mesiou City reports fear of bread riots and a reign of terror as Huerta faces shortages and mounting internal strife. Provisions are scarce, money is hard to find, and reports say Constitutionalists are moving to attack multiple Federal garrisons including Tampico Monterey and Mazatlan with heavy fighting anticipated in Monterey as rebels regroup.
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Mesiou City
Huerta
RPU
Tampico
Monterey
Mazatlan
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Pennsylvania
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Oil City. Trust Co
Liquid Investments
WM. Muir
F. K. Russell
C.T. Conarro
the Christmas Savings Society of the
Citizen’s National Bank
Corry, PA
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