Local Pennsylvanian Railroad Man Killed in Corry Yards
E J Kelly a well known Pennsylvania railroad man was killed in the Corry West End yards by a work train while directing a crew for P T L T improvements. The accident occurred at eleven o clock as the train backed to clear a riding near the roundhouse. The body was found by work train members and sent to Alexander and Co for an ambulance. An inquest was held by Acting Coroner Barker with scant details. Mrs Kelly, previously Clara Coyle, traveled from Dunkirk to be with relatives as funeral arrangements began. He leaves a widow and several brothers.
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Kim Kelly
Pensylvania Railroad
Howe
Round House
Mr. Kelly
Membora
Craw
Alexander & Co
Ward
Mhinkirk
Alexander and Company
Mark Coyle
Kelly
Veonysivania
Mra. Kelly
Waa
Mins
Clara Coyle
Bealdeshin
Win
Tunes Kelly
Rome Township
Thre Brothers
Theodora J. Kelly
Mr.Ovens
Mich
Goethals Likely Head New York Police Commissioner
New York mayor announced Col. Goethals as a candidate to head the New York Police Department. The mayor said he had sought Goethals for the job, with figures like George W. Perkins involved, though no final decision or details were provided.
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United Ress
New York
Tit
Cat. Gowthals
Widder
Panaman Canal
Palles
Gowthals
Weather Update Tees Off With Rain Tonight
Wet conditions roll in tonight with rain in the forecast and a chance of snow on birthday week notes. Gusty winds and cooler temperatures expected.
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Warner
Scorry Banks Adopted Reserve Plan Across District
Corry banks push to join Federal Reserve system by applying for membership as stockholders. Citizens National Bank and National Bank of Corry request entry. district reserve location to be Buffalo Cleveland or Pittsburgh. If approved, stockholders’ capital and surplus determine stock amounts and director seats in the federal reserve bank for the district.
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Warren National Bank
Honig
Bown Royal Banks
Federal Reserve Bank
National Bank of Corryns
N Reserve Bank
Buffalo
Cleveland
Pittsburg
MoAdoo
Corry
Aurplus
Citzens
National Bank of Corry
Corry Bank
Federal
Bank
Thi
Suspicious Exchange Over Magon Authority In Mexico
In a heated exchange, Lind questioned Magon’s official capacity and demanded proof. Meanwhile, naval forces were redirected to Portas Mexico, with about 400 American residents in the nearby town as tension rises along the Gulf coast. Ortega’s rebel forces near Torreon total about 12 500 troops with 4 000 more en route. In Mexico City, Wan de seg faces death sentence implications amid suspected aid to Expanol’s escape.
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Orie
John Wind
Jessia
Magon
Huerta
Magone
Lind
Chostyr
Dauchryunt
Portas Mexica
Gulf Coast
Cain
Seir
Exoilis
United States
Witis Ig
Ortega
Torreon
Mexico City
Expanol
Ascape
Becuse Espunol
Chamber of Commerce Directors Plan City Outreach
Directors met at Alderman Porter's office to discuss ways to promote local development. They approved ward committees to canvass businessmen and citizens for support and to form an active chamber here in Corry.
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Chamber of Commerce
Porter
Boards of Trade
Ongatten
D. Warren Deltonay
Joe Drawn
M. Christie
Drown
Robert A. Patterson
Wales
Ourth
Araeken
Oolegrove
Corry
Foreigner to Face Murder Trial for Maghedich Death
The man known by multiple aliases and linked to a written confession will be tried for the murder of Michael Maghedich at the Tuguesne Construction Co camp near Spartansburg. He was held for court after yesterday’s hearing before Alderman Hayp, with District Attorney Walt presenting for the state.
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Michael Maghedich
Tuguesne Construction’ Co
Spartansburg
Hayp
Erle
B. H. Phelps
Wigin
Walt
Gomeel
Wlao
Court appoints auditor to settle Corry Metal Furniture matter
The court named C. P. Rogers auditor to wind up the affairs of the Corry Metal Furniture Co. Rogers is to supervise payment distribution and set a date for settlement. The appointment follows an in city session and aims to resolve remaining liabilities and assets.
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Kincaid
Kigraid
Thls
C. P. Rogers
Corry
Rogers
Four Bandits Stop Michigan Central Train Near Jackson
Four bandits held up the Detroit to Chicago express on the Michigan Central line near Jackson, taking about $200 in cash and jewelry from passengers including C. Gleason of Detroit Ray Hall and Howard Trady. They bound the porter and conductor and fled after stopping the train by grabbing the engineer. Michigan detectives and Jackson police pursued them in snow to a crook road where the gang likely escaped by car.
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Sr United Prep
Jackson
Michigan
Bandits
Chicago Express
Michigan Central Road
Pas Pengers
Parma
C. ¢ Gleaser
Detroit
Ray Hall
Howard Trady Elso
C. 1. Scott
Nother Porter
Michigan Generat
Beardsley’s Companion Here Today
Mro Wer, the woman companion, sister of his wife, was with Beardsley during the siege of Summerdale and passed through Corry this afternoon on Pennay train No. 62. Crowds attracted by her presence, she wore a new pair of boots and carried a babe, to be cared for at an outlaw’s brother’s home near Titusville for now.
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Mro Wer
Wi Lik
Beardsley
Summerdale
Corry
Pennay
Beline
Tituaville
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