Blast at Gor Hrodnew plant leaves multiple dead and missing
A dry air explosion at the Gor Hrodnew company factory in Palice apnopyeud city injures about fifty workers, with at least several dead. Rescue crews recover bodies from the basement as the blaze devastates the building and surrounding area. authorities estimate heavy property damage and ongoing casualty tallies.
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United Pyoas Presn
Gilly
Sturuty
Gor Hrodnew Company
Del
Wali
Quinh
Atnrch Nowy
End to Mex Revolt Believed in Sight
United telegrams report a movement under way to crush the revolt against President Obregon. Obregon likely to depart for the Guadalajara front Thursday as federal troops on the frontier clash and rout rebel forces under General Marcial Cavazo.
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United
Merwo City
Obregon
United Prem
Relie
Marcial Cavess
Warren Lad Saves Brother From Drowning Heroic Act
In a dramatic rescue, Warren Lad, identified as Jon Warren, saved his younger brother Ralph from drowning during a water incident. Amidst a perilous scene, Warren entered the water, grasped his brother, and pulled him to shore while others watched anxiously.
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Warren Lad
Brother
Corry Weather Shows 1923 Colder With More Snow
Corry records 1923 as colder than 1922 and 1921 with a total yearly snowfall of inches. The year featured a 61 inch high monthly total and a December 6 rainfall of 1.834 inches. Precipitation days and cloudiness varied, with 190 clear days and 128 cloudy days across the year.
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Corry
Atiatoy
The
Journal
Digleson
Tleway
Wallidhes
Howe
Wat
Corry Boy Injured in Sled Accident
John Phelps age 9 son of Claire Phelps of Corry suffered a painful injury while coasting on St High street near Union City. He was thrown from a sled twisting his right leg and was later taken home for several weeks of recovery after an X ray showed a badly twisted limb.
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John
Claire Phelps
Union City
Wuetwraa
Jon Mott
Br A Ti
Smith
Corry Fibre Company Ships First Porto Rico Order
The Corry Fibre Furniture Company shipped six gasex units of fine fibre furniture to a prominent importer in Porto Rico marking their first such order to the destination. The firm reports strong export potential and notes several other special orders including home furnishings for the Punstatewney estate theatre in Renovo and a new Elmira school building. Outlook for next year appears promising. Mrs. Al Duke returned from Philadelphia after visiting her parents for the holidays. Tessea Ransom of Cleveland, who had been visiting, also returned home.
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Corry Tibre
Hid
Porto Rico
Lutit 4
Bay
Punsutawney
Eltity
Renovo
Elmira
Garry Fibre Furniture Company
al Duke
Philadelphia
Tessea Ransom
Cleveland
Paris Flood Tragedy Claims Eight Children and Aged Man
A New Year fire destroyed the dwelling of Charde Exmenger near Lylersburg Clarion County killing eight children and an elderly man. Neighbors offered prayers as survivors, including Mrs Emmenger and the widow, cope with loss and grief at the parish parsonage.
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Otl City
Jun
Charde Exmenger
Lylersburg
Clarion County
Rey YL
Maman
Appellate Division Limits Dairymen League Power
The Appellate Division Fourth Department ruled the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association lacked authority to compel new members to deliver milk at league stations. It reversed a $228.16 judgment against Holmes Brothers of Afton for not delivering milk under a league contract, while allowing a $377 counterclaim. The decision affects about 75 pending suits and is watched by dairy farmers in several states.
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Dairymen's League
Rochester
Fourth Department
Pj Patromen League "Cooperative Association, Inc
League
Holmes, Brothers of Afton
Oneida “County
Mille Pioneers
New York
New Jerse
Pennsylvania
Vermont
New High Mark in Accidents in Pa Industries
Harrisburg January report from the Workmen's Compensation Bureau shows Pennsylvania industrial accident reports reaching a new high. 200,435 accidents were reported in 1928, down from 227,880 in 1917, with 174,070 employed in industry. State employees injured were paid over 50 million dollars in claims. 1929 legislative funding for these claims was 90 thousand dollars.
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Umnea Fresn
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Workmen's Compensation Bureau
Royal Meeker
Incre
Department of Labor and
Indestry
Bureau of Conpensation
Paris Flood Crisis Forces Mass Evacuation of Suburbs
Paris and surrounding suburbs reel under rising Seine waters as record floods flood streets and threaten the capital. Authorities evacuate Alfortville and other towns while pumps struggle to control the sewers and waterways.
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Paris
Jon
Wate
Cetlitte Verlay
Chamber of Deputies
Peonie
Ucesirert Wien
Alfortville
Bercy
Parl
Seine
Marne
Fopitil
Risuy
Wiltera
Sty Quon
St Denis
Suremnes
Pyteaux
Issue Call for a Report From Banks
In Washington the Comptroller of the Currency today raised a call for reports from all national banks. The notice, issued from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, outlines the December tallies and seeks detailed prior balances and condition statements from member banks as of December.
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United Prose
Washington
Harrisburg
Realty Transfers Totals For Past Year In Town
A local office reports 303 realty transfers in the past year with total property values around 340000. Transactions list buyers and properties on Wright Street Main Street Center Street North Center Street and East Main Street among others including school district deals and a lawyer’s property sale.
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Miey Hayne
Ety Eniginewe Realty
My Higher Luce
Uealiyy
Marita
Iglerust
FEM
Norton
Ward Gav Departmatt
Elinor Wifeon
Svife
Robert Batlesien
Brink Bhouk
Parmons
Wright Street
Vowrlurich
Const Struets
Jone Waster
Wile
Blin
Nether Pooper
West Sarith Street
Ong
Center #reets
Ant Feil T Rabbitt
North Center Street
Handy Here
Hays Speeds to California to Probe Shooting
A chaotic tale centers on United Hens Les TRAM and Julyss A Hays as authorities in California pursue details of a shooting linked to silent film figure Mabel Normand. A chauffeur, Greer alias Kulhup, allegedly fired during a New Year party after attempting to persuade Normand to move to his employer's hospital.
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United
Hays
Couchlind S
Wighty Mobel Normandy
Vay
Tadine
Nave Jefe
Ald
Sullivan
St Peedinss Westguard
Ty Nvesti
Nis
Deanor
Tate Te
Lolly
Theif ‘Mail
Melo
Charlie Chapling
Dines I
Jusacps Greer
Kulhup
Greer
Hima
Self Sfanse
Suchji Greer
Uiromn
Srs
57th Installation for G. A. R. Post
A local reading describes the 57th installation for G. A. R. Post officers and Women’s Relief Corps members. The event lists roles within the unit and notes the ceremony includes installation of officers and related ceremonies.
Corry Building Corporation Hold Meeting On Stockholders
From a noisy municipal setting at the Temuaey Huh, Corry Building Corporation holds a stockholders meeting to discuss the outcome, subscription payments, and proposed disposal of the company. The discussion covers distribution of subscriptions, voting on stock, and timelines for final completing actions.
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Corry Building Corporation
Wari
Be Hetil
Municiypal
Temuaey Huh
Gyan
Nir Gha
Guminithe
Opinien
Death of Mrs. Mary E. Clark
Mrs. Mary E. Clark died after a brief illness at age 86. She was long active in the Corsy area and helped found the Presbyterian church at Glen and Harle. Funeral services will be held at Mix Clarke with interment at Spartansburg. She was a member of the W.B.A for twenty eight years. Funeral and burial details follow with pallbearers and survivors listed.
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Damamenng Cian
Weapey Uy
Jayanty Nny
Mire
Sulton van Larvwir
Hins
Cruker
Fold
Margaret
Craig
Eraudohildren
Nettle Smith
Aml Cru
Phillip Minkestee
SpartAsburg
Paneral
Clarke Lite Silace
Resutliners
Ski Si
Revserti
Spartanshurie
Burt
Mes
Foelsh
Bert Anky
Dave
Clark
W. B.A
Corsy
Presbyterian
Glenn Harel
Bids Opened for Corryta Proposal at Junibr High School
A special session of the school board opened bids on the Corryta proposal for general construction at Junibr High School. The record lists multiple bidders with totals around 114 890 dollars and 120 000 to 124 000 dollars. The board planned to meet Friday evening to decide whether to award the contract, with officials including Loveland and Patterson voting.
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Mensers
Corryta
Junibr High School
Thietweex
Hrrpomis
Algy Rwewiys
Savetary
Mtantey
Tirhyatins
Hailiv
Turnor
Awstin & Sop
Brie
Haucvur
Irstenset
Moka
Piph Construction Co
Rne
Udntinestal Vonsteetion
A. Hon
I Coe
Ide Murphy Lu Ridigwniy
Coueath Co
Erle
Wimer Hutler Aiden
Guinnune
Tudvwile
Junisidp Tye
Meveliid Oy
Ccee
S.M Livel Co
Kime Lamer
Rianterholts Eleetefeld’y
Eirie LE Rowe
Curry
Patte Fou
Loveland
Wee Anboro Fire Destroys Buildings and Stock
Fire swept through Edinboro road area last night destroying four buildings six stalls and a slaughter house and wagon. Sixteen cattle were killed in the blaze. Firefighters quickly controlled the flames but nearly all equipment and hay were consumed. An assessment places the total at a rough sum.
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Belo
Edinboro
Sax
Joe Hawntih
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Folin
Warren
SA Watron
Harlot Lasib, Jr
Ralph
Tuller
Lilly Tealph
Charles
Philip
Charma
Hrothen
John Phelps
Corry Fibre Company
Taranatown
Unie Pras
California
Mabel Normand
G. A. R. Post
Wilson
Mary E. Clark
Olean
Penneyindnia Railroad
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