Mine Flood Tragedy Claims Forty-Nine Men at Crosby
A mine flood at the Milford mine near Crosby traps and drowns 49 workers as water rises to the main shaft within minutes. Rescue teams race to recover bodies while authorities plan shaft drainage and safety investigations. | Note: The source text is highly corrupted. this reconstruction preserves key entities and event.
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United Prov
Rman
Sia
Tory Chance Theta
Fatresco
Whitemarsh Aiining Company
Keene and
Jonvet
Crosby
Capeake Gretley
Indictments After Two Arrests In Titusville Case
Indictments were returned after the arrest of Alfie Moder and several others, including two police officers, in a Titusville incident. The suspects, all from Titusville and Meadville areas, appeared before the grand jury. a trial is anticipated before the court next month. Attorneys Heyy and Pateston represent the defense as proceedings continue.
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Tallmanty
Ayiive
Alfie Moder
Lian J. W W. Deysichi
Weil Mre Apan Loom
Lind Mim
J. W. Lynch
Oliver Williamy
Stancet
Kael Barton
Polica
Grand
Ninsans
Puesday
Toedl
Glyen
Gordon
Meder
Gormi
First Liquor Cases Taken Up by Grand Jury
Grand jury began considering the first liquor cases with officials reporting no indictments yet. Three cases may be presented later and city rumors say Joe Barron and Joe Perry could plead guilty for lighter sentences. Also listed are raid victims Dan Cachivas William Mulheren Tony Notte Mrs Mike Pellea Sam Martowicz and John Amate.
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Exie
Grand Jury
Fst
Tilary Court
Corry
Focal
Theerand Jury
Joe Barron
Joe Perry
Export Tork
Aleas
Dan Cachivas
William Mulheren
Tony Notte
Mike Pellea
Sain "Martowicz
John Amate
Corry Hotel Company calls for third stock payment
Directors announce third assessment to fund Babbitt property purchase and new five story hotel building. Architect Emmett Bailey drawn plans with 19 sleeping rooms per floor and 100,000 dollar cost. Payments begin February 1 with 10 percent of subscription due every day until all eight installments are collected.
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Corry Hotel Company
Frank Raymond
Babbitt
Emmett Bailey
D A R Chapter Meets Thursday in Municipal Club Rooms
The D A R Valley Chapter will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 in the Municipal club rooms. A program honoring Washington and Lincoln will be presented. Members are asked to bring materials to forward for use of American women, with donations to Bilis Island.
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Brokenutraw Valley
Municipal Club
Washington
Lincoln
Soptenses
Dunes Gibby
Sackett
Ditt
King Day
Babbitt
Bilis Island
Allie
German Stand Changed Will Honor Wilson
Washington police removed an American flag at the German embassy after it displayed the late President Wilson’s name with a German emblem. Ambassadors and officials said Germany would fly its flag at half mast from 12:30 PM, as guards kept watch to prevent violence during the state of mourning.
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United Proes
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Thalfi
Germany
Paul Maloney
Georgetown University
Woodway Wilson
Berlin
Amghassador Wiedsfeldt
Owe Iy
Litlativy
Garman
Wilson
Enbaxey
Wien Privats
United States
Allah
Corry Escapes Severe Storms of the Middle West
A powerful winter storm swept the middle west causing widespread outages. Chicago and Milwaukee suffered communication cuts as sleet and snow snarled travel from Michigan to Texas. Trains halted, lines down, and crews struggled to restore service while federal agencies reported limited wireless updates.
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Middle West
Slizear
Tewan In the Middle Went, Partiauly
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
United News
Milis
Minneapolis
United Press
Milwaukee
Distresy
Wankeaha
Michigan
Weaither
Minois
Miesouri
Texas
Early action on Corry claims expected soon
Corry firms filed claims against Gus Askounes owner of Olympia Banfectionery and Sugar Bowl confectionery in this city. The involuntary bankruptcy was brought by local creditors over unpaid goods since Sugar Bowl opened several months ago. Liabilities reportedly total about 19.25 million with 5 thousand tied to supplied fixtures. Action on the claims is expected within weeks.
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Corry
Gus Askounes
Olympia Banfectionery
Frit
Sugar Bowl Confectioniery
Sunrer
Hongus
Oods
Sugar Bowl
Jose Uy
ceedMurs
Esse
Askommi
Robert J. Firman
Eric
Resting Place of Woodrow Wilson United in Sacred Tribute
Washington February 6. America prepares for the burial of Woodrow Wilson with a quiet service at Mount St. Albans. The funeral procession will pass to the unfinished National Cathedral for a brief Episcopal ceremony. The nation bows as soldiers and citizens honor the private citizen who led in war and peace.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Pene
National Cathedral
America
Woodrow
Wilton
Navy
Americus
Taro
Hamner
Herapy
Monvanid
James H. Taylor
Central Presbyterian Church
Sylvester W. Beach
Wilson
Princeton
James BE
Preeman
Diocese of
Army
Marine Corps
Princeton University
Cleveland M. Dodge
Cyril T
McCormick
P. Davis
Hiram Woods
Heank T
Polk
David IP. Houston
Newton D. Baker
Josephus Daniels
Albert 5. Burleson
John Barton Payne
Wile Ham
Redfield
B.P. Meredith
Thomas W. Gregory
Congress
Swanson and Glass
Virginia
Garrett
Tannessee
Bathishem Chapel
Wilkin Fone
Massiehusetts
Liberty Bond Duplication Scandal Shocks Capital
A long standing oil leasing controversy fuels a fresh scandal as charges surface that Liberty Bonds have been duplicated since 1918. Officials vow inquiry while investors watch closely for potential losses and policy reforms.
Progressive Senators Press Charges Amid Treasury Theft Scandal
United Press reports from Washington that a brewing scandal widens as Charles B. Brewer accuses the Treasury of duplicating funds and misusing documents at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Brewer seeks action from Attorney General and meets with Progressive Senators including Representative Ring to form a party to the suit.
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United Prose
Wasitington
Washington
Treasury
Liberty
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Charles B. Brewer
Stal
District of Columbia
Brewer
Department of Justice
Coolidge
Daugherty
Ari
Seymour Fren
Jessel
Ring
Illinois
Concession Granted for Auto License Applicants in 1923
Motorists who applied for auto licenses before December 1923 and have not received proof may drive until March 1 under new state highway department rules. The leniency applies only to those who sent payment with their application. no prosecutions are to be pursued for fifty days while the registrar of motor vehicles in Lincksburg confirms allowances.
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Tt Department
Ieir Autos
Detimber Sint
Elfteb
Murrcubure
Tony
Mitra
Benjamin G. Eynon
Ajotor
Lincksburg
Aia
Cape
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Bob Polce
Middlewest
Erie and Corry
Dow
Orien
Chi Ielly
Worete
Jamon Burkley
Vorner
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