Federal suit may reach local case in intercity rail incident
A federal case may be brought over a fatal intercity rail accident in which a brakeman, identified as Dodge, died after being thrown from a moving car. The suit centers on employer liability under federal law and related interstate commerce rules, with plaintiffs seeking damages for injuries and wrongful death.
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Chas. Dodge
Charion Dodge
Pennsy
Vaile Halltad Brikeman
Fron & Oary Colian
Unis
Olty
Damingen
United States
Canoda
Newark
Sulta Cainet
Datagen
Hie United Bulow Buprame
Diunagen
Yieun
Willie
Tonya
Rev Depfer Campaign at Bavikt Evangelical Rally
A verbose OCR render outlines Rev. Depfer leading a Bavikt evangelistic meeting with a mixed audience of adults and children. He preached on personal salvation, urged individual prayer, and described a conference with lay workers. Evening services were planned at 8 and 9:40, with a strong emphasis on personal commitment to Christ.
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Bavikt
Lidia
Iddla
pitRona
Maniy
Bao
Jowhun
Captor
Weather Update for Monday Through Tuesday
A cold front moves in for Mot 20 with cooler conditions and gusty winds. Temperatures drop significantly from the high to the low, bringing dry but chilly air across the region.
Italy Will Withdraw from Balkans Sensation at Depot
A chaotic scene at the depot last Saturday evening followed an incident involving a mother and child. Mrs Yeager and others assisted as a man attempted to remove the baby from the mother. Officials intervened and escorted the mother and child from the waiting room. Passengers were startled, but no injuries reported. investigations pending.
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Italy
Balkans
Balkan War Forces Shift as Vienna Plans Withdrawals
Vienna reports that wartime leaders intend to abandon any unit ready for Balkan action. Italy and Albania are cited in plans to withdraw forces, while Austrian troops push toward Antivari. Montenegro's port city remains 17 miles away as Austrians move to reroute contingents.
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United Prec
Vienna
Tuly
Tilo
Albani
Birk Foreng
Ernst Hatwaon
Fvelne
al- Dania
Ink -Antivars
Boutdrl
Receiving Birds Today at Armory
Birds are being received today at the Armory for the big exhibition opening tomorrow. Six hundred entries are expected with classes including Portraiture Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds and White Leghorns. Judge Wearer will begin awarding premiums tomorrow and conclude by Wednesday evening.
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Memper
Cory Paultry
Armory
Ernest
Npath
Lig Bane
Montanirios
Roelyet
Portrine
Tymontit Hock
Buttercupy
Plymouth Rocks
Rhoda Inland Reds
Wiilto Leghorna
Dudge F
Wearur
Vavidavillo
Gover' at Has 6,000 Jobs Open
Pittsburg January 1 The government at ArcMont reports 6,000 jobs open in the week. Skilled and unskilled labor is in demand with shortages across several industries. Mines in the district also report a deficit of more than two thousand workers.
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Gover
United Brews
Pittsburg
Gov Arcmont
Theun
Vomaker Branx
Tha Sont
Local residents demand action on crossings in Third Ward
Local residents along the Pannaylyanis Railway line urge immediate measures to prevent further delays on the Hutto division crossing. Dust and disruption during the storm left twenty two people waiting. authorities and road officials are urged to respond promptly to restore safety and flow.
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Mtncome
Te Auimori
Feu
Pannaylyanis Rallroia
Thin City
Hutto
Wallington
Unikkrd
Turks Are Defeated in the East
United Press reports fresh Turkish setbacks in the east as British forces under General Aylnmey move toward the gulf of Basra. Russian forces claimed a raid and advances near governmental lines, with Turkish positions reported near Foul-Hl-Amara facing pressure from Allied troops.
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United Press
London
Anet
Forcn
Genarad Aylmey
Evidence in Mohr murder trial expands case at hearing
State witnesses add details in the Elisabeth Mohr case as two more affidavits corroborate police testimony. The proceedings focus on where the defendants disposed of the murder weapon and the actions of the trio connected to Wes Burgeon and G. C. Woody.
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United Pres
Providence
Elisabeth Mohr
Wes Burgeoa
G. C. Woody
Atund
Rutin
Dong
Horacit
Mra
Mohr
Sister of Corry Man Died in Erie
Mrs Frances Kwendrath sister of Martin ickendrath of Hast Main Street died at Hamot Hospital Erie after ten days illness. The body will leave for this city this afternoon at two thirty and go to the home of her brother. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2:40 from the home. The deceased had resided in Erie for many years. She is survived by brother Martin of this city and Alexkwidrath in Buffalo, Charles in Buffalo, Mrs. French of W Virgin, and Mrs. Kinch of Warren.
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Frances Kwendrath
Martin Ickendrath
Hast Main
Hamot Hospital
Ria
Tla
Matin
Mii Alokwidrath
Chirléa
Buffalo
Warrior
Mrs. French
W. Virgin
Mra, Kinch
Warren
Meeting of Sportsmen Tomorrow in Corry Camp
Tomorrow evening at the office of Alderman Porter on Went Main street the Oral Organization meet of thewn who hope tn organten a Can here of the Uhifted Sportsmen Of Fonnsylvania will be held. The plans and purposes of the organization will be discussed and the work that is to be done explained. A script wise gentleman from the Ol Olly camp will explain how in practice it will work. About seventy women have been secured as applicants for member in the Corry camp and it appears likely to proceed. All signed members to organize are urged to attend tomorrow evening.
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Porter
Thewn
Fonnsylvania
Corry
Gruesome warning issued by United Press in El Paso
A warning placard denounces Villa followers and promises harsh retribution for crimes including the Santa Thabo massacre. The report notes executions linked to Italian and British agents and cites orders from Ambassador Sprig in Washington directing Britons in Mexico to depart.
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United Preas
el Paso
Zha Gorpae
Vimnla Exgatrp
Jonder
Jose Rodeleche
Juarex
Chrransmoftiehale
Villa
Cota Militine Lawlens
Fatima
Santa Thabo
Valles Ani
Mexico
Oni
Sprig Tejou
Washington
Ford Party Considers One Year Study Proposal
By Calted Press the Hagis reports the Ford party debating a year of study before any program. Delegates discuss extending or continuing the current plan. Rumor notes Rev Dr Aked of California allegedly secured $25000 from Henry Ford to stay with the tribunal and halt religious work.
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Calted Press
Hagis
Ford
Uuat
Aked
California
Henry Ford
Jormal Agord
Tours
Ship Sunk and Crew Saved Amid Channel Action
A wartime report from London notes the vessel Belfieu is destroyed by a German air or naval attack in the Channel. The crew of the doomed ship Yousel' is said to be waved and a large portion saved, with most of the men accounted for.
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Uniifed
London
Belfieu
Lyon
Ben
Crisis With England Is Approaching War Talk Erupts
Washington reports a tense mood as England and the United States edge toward a possible collision over trade and the German and Austrian blockade. A State Department official notes rising pressure to enforce neutrality and consider how a clash could hasten a declared war.
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Washington
England
United States
Wigland
Joinli
Rogers Co Lands $50,000 Contract
Rogers Co of Corry secured a $50,000 contract for multiple building projects in Titusville area. The firm will erect new fleet buildings and add to the Titusville Forge Company layout while employing a sizable local workforce to complete the work promptly.
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Rogers CO
Corry Concern
Titusville Forge Company
Ry Rogers Co
Corry
Wus
Titusvilly Forge Company
Roxirs Company
Titusville
Probability of strike grows among miners in national dispute
United Press dispatch from January 17 reports miners' delegates arriving to depart the coal fields while a powerful element endorses measures. President Wilson is urged to back the request for wage increases, with anthracite fields facing spring expiration and the upcoming convention seen as pivotal for wage and policy directions.
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United Pressey
Hudinhapalla
Wwiltow N
Explosion Mystery at Brooklyn Navy Yard Deepens
United Press reports two days of board work probing the submarine oil explosion and fire at the Brooklyn Navy Yard that killed four. Officials consider sabotage rumors while the board continues hearings and taps channels of inquiry amid a Weathered city scene as Mr. and Mrs. Wart Wood attend a three day visit with Mr. Mind Wood.
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United Prom
New York
Brooklyn Navy
Power Line Patrol Reveals Insulator Lock Failure
A patrol of the Erie to Corry transmission line found insulator malfunctions after a contractor failed to lock insulators properly. Weather and wear allowed loosening, prompting immediate inspection and expected repairs to secure the line and prevent further outages. The Erie Lightline Company and The Tithrstale Interenta are cited in the investigation.
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Mr. Walts
Te Winotrin Tent Company
Erie Tn
Threty
Elo Lightnie Company
Uno
Boltlwe
Croesarma
Creamiriia
Erleile
Sintad
Washington Crisis Sees Abatement in Public Mood
Washington January 17 The press notes a calmer tone after the Bunla Tsabel massacre amid calls for firm action. Officials weigh responses as Congress and the Administration face sentiment shifts and renewed calls to protect foreigners while awaiting committee action on several resolutions.
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Waited Press
Washington, D. C
Care
Carrange
Armphonny
Slioies
Two School Buildings Closed Today
Two city school buildings were closed today as extreme cold and wind delayed or disrupted classes. Snow and bundled weather forced changes in schedules and left students and staff seeking warm spaces while activities at the high school and neighboring campus were disrupted.
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Depfer
Baptist Church
Gupot
B. Yeager
Wrie
Goll Street
Umno Powaesklon
Uette
Yeager
Mia
Yeazar
WalLine
Teinnthar
Child
Thmestown
Weitfield
Erig
Erie
Carranza
Juarez
Ford Party
Dr. Asked
Indianapolis
GR Amy
Mir
Senate
Tits Turm
Carranet
Yellrus Colva
Oth Howie
Suns
Fairview
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