Imprisoned Miner Rescue Presses Toward Survivor
Kentucky relief workers driven to deepen a shaft to reach Playa Collins trapped by a fallen boulder in a cavern. The rescue party, including Charles B. Wit tLE and Johnny Geralds, labor with blankets and food passed down. Collins has spoken once and urged rescuers not to abandon him as darkness and peril surround the narrow passage.
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United Press Cave
Gity
Ky. Pet
Playa Collin
Helles
Kentucky
Collins
Collins Waite
Wiley
Weighloity Pan Hit Fox
Mdinit
Collins Heysed
Hinpal
Johnny Geralds
Geralds
Charles B Wit Fey
Ogden College
Bowlsing Green
Wittles
Gorald
Geraldo
Gore
Marshall Collins
Agater
Geral
Eclipse Promises Sky Show Amid Arctic Hero Tales
A fragmenting OCR piece reports a Sunday May eclipse visible in the eastern region with notes from Dr. Brainin on the moon shadow stages. It also recalls Alaskan dog heroes Balto and Kasson in the diphtheria relief race, praising their endurance and leadership in harsh Arctic conditions.
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Wilson
Gills
Petimyary
C. Brainy
Pohimbia University
Wlethifey
Dr. Brainin
Umbra
Balto
Grinnir
Nemé
Atasennis
Bato Sind
Kasson
Bult
Hi Thok Racid Amunfen
Magi
Nomeayhgn
Pole
North
Thompson admits serious incident involving girl and woman
In Los Angeles on February 8 a seven year old schoolgirl named Thompson confessed to psychiatrists that she caused the deaths of her twin sister and a woman. She claimed her actions were prompted by a desire to witness their pain. Police work to verify the tale continues as authorities examine the details and past deaths in Dauphin Manitou Canada and at a Mrs Pratt’s residence where poison was present.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Baty
Als ‘Thompson
Dauphin
Manitou
Canada
Pratt
Mra Praty
Alka
Corry Rotary Hears Talk On Typewriters
The regular Rotary meeting was held at Hotel Phoenix today. James Hoyt of the Eric Rotsey Club delivered the talk on typewriters. Guests included L Loytring of Toronto and L R Maxon of Erie Rotary. Mit Rose Kinch went to Warren this morning for the day.
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Corry Rotary
Rotary
Hotel Phoenix
James Hoyt
Eric Rotsey
L. Loytring
Toronto
L. R. Maxon
Erie Rotary
Gasoline Prices Rise Again Across Pennsylvania Today
Gasoline costs jump two cents to twenty four cents per gallon including tax, following a recent two cent rise to twenty cents before tax in the state. The Avante Restung Company and others enacted the tax-inclusive increase, mirroring broader price moves in crude oil markets and fueling reports from oil men and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giaroline
Avante Restung
Pennsylvania
Veto Confronts Postal Pay Bill In Washington
President Coolidge will veto a postal pay bill if it reaches him, contingent on more than 48 million dollars in revenue as currently estimated. White House indicates opposition to the measure pending House action.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
House
White House
January Cold Spell Breaks City Weather Records
January brought record cold across the city with temperatures dipping to 24 below, the coldest in five years. Observations cite daily lows of 28 and 40 below zero on certain dates, with notable historic lows in 1922 and 1925. Snow totals reach 20.7 inches on ground by month’s end, plus 11.5 inches in growth and 2.62 inches of precipitation overall.
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Arl
Juimmamn
Durksin
Wien
Pebruiary
Dickson
Relief flight to Nome planned by plane from Fairbanks
DOJ agent Roy S Darling said he would launch a 700 mile air expedition to Nome on Wednesday with a 1,000,000 unit diphtheria antitoxin shipment. He noted a possible stop at Ruby for fuel and cited uncertainty about the Alameda steamship arrival at Petrolesbay port.
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Nome
Tailed Press
Washington
Roy S. Darling
Department of Justice
Fairbanks
Maska
Dan Sutherland
Alaska
Nore
Sutherland
Alameda
Kételiaban
Seattle
Darling
Jin
Ruby
Severt Howty
Interior Oil Stockholders Granted Stay
Stockholders of the Interior Oil and Gas Company won a delay in the receivers sale of the Warren county property. The stay allows time to file exceptions to the case, as the maximum bid of 31495 is far below the property's estimated value. Attorneys for buyers and stockholders pressed the sale, while critics claimed the process was unjust and demanded a halt for full disclosure.
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Interior Oil Arict Gas Company
Gorn
Warren County
Peti- Alot
Interior Oat Gas Corporation
WS. Clark
Logan
A. P. Blanchard
Earl Brown
Carey
Yeterday
Dave
Pederal Tudge Gitmo
Ten Missing in Steamer Wreck
One of the lifeboats from the coastwise steamer Caoba, carrying five men, was picked up off Gray's Harbor Washington by a pilot boat today. Radio reports say another lifeboat with two women was north of the Gray's Harbor bar. The Caoba crew numbers remain unaccounted for, with reports indicating some missing after the wreck.
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Ey United Fress
Portland
Ors
Caoba
Gray's Harbor
Washington
Federal Telegraph Company
Cioba
Threatening letters sent to judge in baby mystery case
Threats were received by Judge Raymond MacNeille in the mystery baby case. The letters warned him to cede the baby to both mothers and threatened the judge's wife. Names cited include Martha Daft Sitkaitter and Rusoell Burl Steimting, though they were dismissed as irrelevant.
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United Prose
Philadelphia
Pek
Raymond MacNeille
Salomon
Fife
Martha Daft Sitkaitter
Mre Rusoell Burl Steimting
Eco
Injuries May Prove Fatal To Small Child
Edward Preston eighteen months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert, suffered a severe head injury after a vise handle pierced his skull when he fell from a table on Fifth Avenue. Dr. Bennett and Dr. Graham performed emergency relief and an operation was done to relieve pressure. the child remains in a critical condition with potential fatal outcome if complications arise.
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Edward Preston
Bir
Atbert
Fifth Avenue
Will
Lund
G. B. Bennett
Ops Bennett
Craham
Relief Doughnuts for Salvation Army Benefit
A Salvation Army drive will open a new South Mentor Street restaurant owned by J. R. Cass. Doughnuts and coffee donated proceeds support local relief work. Ensign Brinner announced a corps of volunteers will serve coffee and doughnuts tomorrow. The Palm proprietor provides coffee and supplies while the Army furnishes doughnuts.
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J. E. Cass
Army
Palm
Hudseg
Salvation Army
Ensign
Mex Bronner
J. R. Cass
Pahn Retaurant
South Mentor Street
Cass
Salsation Army
Ensien Brinner
Corps
Phhind Tomorny
Dempsey Denies Plans To Quit Ring In Interview
United Press reports that boxing champion Jack Dempsey denied quitting the prize ring and said he plans to fight next bout against top contenders. He noted his manager negotiates dates but expects one bout or more before retirement. Dempsey also confirmed plans to marry Estelle Taylor in May 1920 and expressed confidence she will support his boxing career.
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United
Jia
Veral
Wis
Miss Taylor
Dempary
Estelle
Lafer
Tuarriet
Missing Union City girl found after three months search
A Pittsburgh area missing girl, Prances Rogers, 16, believed to be with Hans Strauch, 27, was located in Philadelphia after a coast to coast search. The pair had reportedly traveled through Ohio to Chicago and Philadelphia, with Strauch arrested on opium charges. The girl is being held as a material witness in the case.
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Union Why
Union City
Strauch
Philadelphia
John F.kepler
Pittsburgt
Strawoh Tefs
Rogers
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Chicago
Imposters Target Pittsburgh Post Office with Forged Letter
In Pittsburgh two men used a forged letter to obtain dividend checks from the Westinghouse Air Brake Co at the city post office. They claimed the letters should be returned for delivery, then left with $301 in checks after receiving the letters.
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Pitesburgh, Peb
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Air Brake Company
Five Best Radio Features Highlight Tonight
Radio listings show WEAF New York and WJAR Providence among stations airing five top features. The schedule includes Robert Burns tributes on WIZ New York WGY Schenectady WRC Washington and other markets with performances by Brunswick Musicians in Oakland and Pacific Coast groups in Detroit. The page notes multiple time slots from 8 to 10 PM across Eastern and Pacific regions featuring various ensembles and soloists.
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WEAF
New York
WJAR
Providence
WIEEI
Boston
WOAR
Pittsburgh
WEI
Philadlphia
WGR
Buffalo
Robert Burns
WIZ
WGY
Schenectarly
WRC
Washington
Brunswick
Oakland
Pascific—Sciot
Detroit
WEW
Cincinnati
Orchies
Rural League Hopes To Obtain Adjustment
Harrisburg reports a rural league seeks a steering committee to investigate hospital appropriations and revenue. Members clash over revenue estimates and methods to resolve the financial entanglement, weighing larger Pinchot totals against Auditor Lewis figures.
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Rural League
Harrisburg
Withead Jers
League
Lewis
Gov. Pinchot
Auditor General
Armstrong
Faye
Order
Designat Aid
Williams
Goodnough
Slarer
Biderspacher
Long
Ludlow
Wells
Moore
Heffran
Morrison
Bush
Harding
Wright
Teague
Isle
Howse
Sen
Youthful Jesse James Nabbed At Altoona
Altoona Pa Feb 3 William Nelon 20 under arrest here today after a brief Jesse James career. Nelon walked into the hotel cafe, held up a clerk and three customers, robbed the register of 101 dollars, took a soda and taxicab, and was driven to Hollidaysburg before state police nabbed him.
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Altoona
William Nelon
Jesse James
Nelson
Walton
Atema
Holliday
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Rose Kinch
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Corry
Albert Ohrn
Dempsey
RING
Geneva
League of Nations
Frances Rogers
United Press Harrisburg
Alexander Delawart
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