Four Cars Wrecked After Train Plunge Into Embankment
United Press reports a passenger train plunged over a 20 foot embankment near Gross, Michigan. The engine and cars derailed west of a trestle, with ambulances and private autos rushing injured to hospitals. several passengers were severely hurt, officials say a broken switch may have caused the wreck.
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Gross, Mich
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Eliewadd
Wdny
Tito Bigiake
Tio Noyrites
Tre
Aid & Day
Buenas Hi Hospitaly
Ranebey
Reclinaby
Dutomebttes
Moir
Brownaba
Fireswept Pittsburgh builds collapse on Penn Avenue
A fire destroyed the Robbins building at Penn Avenue in downtown Pittsburgh, causing an estimated $6000 in losses. Three firemen leapt from the flames to safety as the Werner building sustained damage from the blaze. One firefighter was believed injured, with a fractured leg, amid a three day battle to control the fire.
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Escat CE Aega
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Pinying
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Ygis
Old Fashioned Camp Meetings at Citadel Begin
Old fashioned camp meetings start Thursday night at the Salvation Army hall on Park and Washington streets. For two weeks nightly services will feature different ministers and speakers from the Army post and local churches. The hall is described as a well decorated wooden space inviting. attendees may expect a simple revival atmosphere.
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Army
Quaero Club Resumes After Holiday Recess
The Quaero Club met at the home of Miss Sarah Powell on Wright Street Tresdy for the first session of the new year. Frank T. Babbitt led a geographic lesson covering places capitals rivers and readings. The next meeting is set with Mei FS in Austin on January 13 and the January 11 lesson will be studied.
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Sarah’ Powell
Wright Street
T. Babbitt
Mei
Austin
Radio Features Schedule Includes City Stations
Listing of radio features across New York WCAP WNYC and WHARF Kansas City plus WCCO Minneapolis St Paul with musical lectures and organ performances. Mentions Dr Henry Bleck and Hugo Philler Goodwin among performers and a 8 PM contest on WHARF.
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New York
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Washington
WNYC
Henry Bleck
Wharf
Kansas City
WCCO
Minneapplie St
Paul
Central—Musical Organ
Hugo Philler Goodwin
Hayne
Po Aceraan Municipal Band
Conference on Oil Industry Called
United Press reports President Coolidge’s conservative board called a conference with leaders of the American oil industry. The aim is rapid policy for conserving oil and gas reserves. Board members include Weeks, Wilbur, Works, and Hoover, with Works elected chair. A federal difficulties subcommittee was formed to help devise a national policy.
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Washington
Presient Coolidge
Atele
War Weeks
Nevy Wilbur
Interior Works
Commerce
Toover
Work
Chailrs
Membership Drive Planned by Corry Motor Club
Corry Motor Club plans an inclusive membership campaign late this month to more than double local membership. Secretary George Patterson aims to enroll many automobile owners, highlighting benefits such as reduced gas costs and road privileges for members.
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Corry Motor Club
George Patterson
Orty Club
Double Tragedy at University Mystery Unfolds
A University of Wisconsin instructor Lora Palmer was shot and fatally wounded by K Bernard, who then killed himself. Palmer whispered the assailant’s name before losing consciousness. Bernard, about 26, was not listed as a student. The shooting occurred in a Madison home with no witnesses.
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Wise
Jim
Lora Palmer
K. Bernard
Hibbing
Berard
Mise Palmer
General Hospital
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Seeond
Bernard
Bernd
Esas
Funeral Services for Mrs Sophia Page Held in Erie Crowd
The body of Mrs Sophia Page who died at her home in Erie was brought to this city Tuesday and services were held from the home of her brother C. W. Fibler on East Bond Street at 2 00 PM. Rev. Mr Staples of Erie and Rev. W. E. Barr pastor of the My H church officiated. Interment was at Pine Grove Cemetery. Relatives in attendance included Mrs Brandle Hill Titusville Mrs Gertrude Philippbar and Lynn Page Cleveland s hares Page Buffalo Jacko Zubler Bonte and Henry Meisel Wilson NY. A meeting of the Cabicile Daughters of America Thursday evening at the night of Columi room at 8 o clock.
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Erie
CW. Fibler
Bond Street
Mr Staples
W. E. Barratt
My H. Church
Pine Grove
Brandle Hill
Titusville
Gertrude
Philippbar
Lynn
Page
Cleveland
Buffalo
Jacko Zubler
Bonte
Henry Meisel
Wilsow
N.y
Millionaire Orphan Death Case Reopened by Justice Olson
Judge Harry Olson calls for continued inquiry into the death of Billy McClintock the so called millionaire orphan and the medical adviser Dr Olson amid questions about the timing and circumstances of the deaths involving McClintock family. The hearing follows visits by the Shepherd foster parents and concerns over poisoning claims and possible familial control over affairs.
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Shepherd
Another Coal Miner Slain in Pittston Strike Turmoil
Scranton Va June 7 Stevi Feely of Wisconsin tied to a Pennsylvania Coal Co strike was murdered while standing on a street corner in Old Forge. Authorities hold 38 year old Mike Zena of Freely for questioning as a possible killer in a case tied to mine strike tensions. A prior shooting in Pittston Tuesday killed Sam Spachia, local mine official, amid ongoing union unrest.
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Amoris
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Frely
Assason
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Pittston
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Ewen
Three Children Die In Crossing Crash Report
A transportation accident near Lavi Belen claimed the lives of three children while two other youngsters in the same vicinity sustained injuries. The crash occurred as a school wagon collided with another vehicle at a street intersection, according to local press reporting.
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Ani
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Fine
Otter
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Len Swageni Lu Yehibihaie
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Dare Johns
Kita
Beseury Utderick
Wand Ula
No Decision Yet On Columbus Road Route
Officials report no definite decision on the Columbus road route between Wrightsville and Columbus as engineers study highway links. The plan aims to pave unimproved segments and connect Wrightsville with Jamestown, with state support for the $50 million project. Local leaders expect a choice soon, as improvements would open the city and county to faster traffic and economic benefits.
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Wrehtsville
Tania Peer Klees
Erieth
Elena Intersiois
Harristiure
Cory
Wrightville
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Titusville Man Is Fatally Struck At Crossing
A Titusville resident, aged 68, died after being struck by a New York Central grain train at the East Titusville crossing. He suffered a skull fracture and neck injuries and died en route to City hospital after ambulance and physician were summoned. The man reportedly may have walked onto the tracks before the train arrived. Body moved to undertaker for burial.
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Titusville
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Republicans Prepare Welcome for Backsliding Senators
In Washington, insurrectionary rhetoric fades as Brookhart Ladd and Frazer are quietly welcomed back to the GOP fold by fellow Republicans. The plan aims to ease tensions after intra party rifts, with no immediate punishments for members who split from party lines. Victor Mackey Sr. received a county workhouse sentence for robbery, highlighting ongoing legal consequences linked to the era’s political strife.
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Frazier
Press Washington
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Broskhart
Frastier
Fallanty
Republicare Senitea Council
Ladd North
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Rene Ott
Niert
Senate
Republic
Cabinet Expansion Debate Splits Congress on Participation
President advisory and cabinet members push to allow direct participation in floor debates and questioning. Secretary Hughes supports the plan as a means to speed up information flow and defense against attacks, while opponents warn it could erode separation of powers and stall action. The bill faces uncertain prospects at the session as lawmakers weigh risks and benefits.
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Scouting Hike Plans Resumed After Delays
Scouting activities resumed with a planned hike on Saturday morning at 10 led by Executive Rick. Troop members from Hinse are to meet at the fish hatchery west of the city, with reports requested promptly. Several plans remain unsettled, but the event proceeds as the group reassembles under Council guidance.
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Hinse
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1924 Auto Plates Send Woman to Jail
A garbled report notes a woman, Mrs Jaubenes V, connected to 1924 auto plates case and a drive with a car, ending with a note she was jailed. The text is fragmentary and unclear about locations, dates, or authorities.
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Earthquake Shakes New England, Mild Tremor Felt Widely
A mild earthquake rattled the New England region, center near Cambridge Massachusetts, with reports of tremors felt in Boston suburbs like Somerville and Revere. Residents described the ground shaking and windows rattling, while authorities noted preliminary data from a harbor station.
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Close of Market Rundown From United Press Dispatch
A brief market roundup notes closing prices and activity across industries. It catalogs car, steel, oil, and rail equities with mentions of major names such as Bethlehem Steel ITT American Express and Shell in a period style financial summary.
Legislators Study Governor Message On 1925 Session
Reported plan for a short economical 1925 legislative session following two weeks of adjournment. Governor Pinchot’s study of members and committee appointments discussed in Philadelphia and Harrisburg. April adjournment set. speakers and party leaders urge prudent pacing and centralizing administration. Local mining strike in New Kensington and wage dispute also noted with authority tensions.
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Jen T.pin
Gov Pinchot
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