Accident Halts Evening in Artansburg After Fog
An accident near Ciradley, described by residents as caused by a vehicle overturning in heavy fog, left the driver unconscious and the vehicle wrecked in a ditch. Mr. Bradley reported seeing a person in distress, and responders arrived as authorities investigated the scene near Wadley in the close of day.
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Needles
Sini Wang
Bradley
Uio Alto
Hopaw Ray Awas
Haria
Lg Farm
Wadley
Haneburg
Express Rain Ditch Derailed Near New Kensington
A passenger express train on the Allegheny and Pittsburgh division derailed after striking a landslide near Valley Camp one mile north of New Kensington. Two crew members, D. Reese of Kittanning and W. Clark of Pittsburgh, sustained injuries. they were taken to Keefer Kensington hospital. The accident halted service and left the day’s schedule in disarray.
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New Kahsington
Gilley
D. Reese
Kittanning
Onoer
W. Clark
Pittwburgh
Fenmti
Fie
H.rm
Ranger
Valley ‘Camp
New
Mall
Whatiroud
Wara
Pugt
Roose
Kati
Kensington Hospital
Allot Iuia
Pitttsburgh
OM City
Justice Without Aggression Policy Speech
President Wilson declared a policy of justice without aggression in foreign relations. He urged restraint in Mexico and said the United States should let Mexico work out its own salvation. The message followed widespread support from clergy gathered at Aeolian Hall in New York.
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United Pres
New York
Hetora
Aeolian Hall
Presidant Wilson
Ife
Mexico
Tia “Yustloa
Eteruy
More Ladies Join Hospital Auxiliary
Nineteen new members join the Garry Hospital Auxiliary and two more are expected, aiming for about forty by spring. A reception Saturday afternoon featured informal mingling, with a committee arranging refreshments and plans to support hospital welfare.
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Hay
Garry Hospital
W. J. Rhoday
Jonet
Attani
W. W. Morganidge
Frank Bao Dag
J. F- Austin
Atti Corm
Young
Tra
Earnest Morrow
A.D. Colngrove
Aira
Sam Jacobuan
Mim A
Gimnsbjnaldi
Davie
N. D Darling
Olds
Writ
George Santor
Harry Aner
George Patterson
D, Robinson
J. Berliner
G. HL Homworth
The
Heaplay
Rhodes
Che Aur Liiary
Albany Fire Destroys Odd Fellows Temple and Nearby Buildings
A morning fire in Albany caused by spontaneous combustion destroyed the Odd Fellows Temple and damaged the Albany Tire Company, spreading to State Street. Valued at around $200,000, the blaze consumed three adjoining structures and left several businesses burned out.
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Albany
United’ Row
Guy Earls
Odd Fellows
Albany Tire Company
State Street
False Alarm Reported From Main and First Avenue
A false alarm from a box at Main and First Avenue drew Stanford Fire Department units, who found the box broken. Tracks in mud led away toward the Erie tracks. no culprit was found. Officials urged more caution and noted repeated false alarms strain volunteer fire crews.
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First Avents
Stanford Hosesstar
Main
First Avenue
Paulson
Erie
Eplé
Omlicar Ruit
Lyric Theatre
Weather Brief Reports Cold Front Arrival
weather note indicates cooling conditions with a cold front moving through the area. temperatures are expected to drop and winds may pick up, bringing a chill to evening and overnight hours.
Worker killed near city after freight train strike
A Pennsylvania Railroad construction worker was killed today near Lovells while laying tracks for a new ox line. The foreign man, unnamed, stepped onto a track and was struck by an eastbound freight train, dying instantly. Officials moved the body to Titusville for removal.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Lovells
Thy Min
Tiunville
Noom
Wuplek
Titusville
Escaped murderer Douglan surrounded by pursuing authorities
Herminy Pa January 47 authorities encircle Charles Dowglan an escaped murderer who fled from Grensbure and hid in dense timber. Troopers tracked him from Grensnburg as townsfolk recall his claim of returning to the electric where he said he would die or live outside. The posse expects capture tonight.
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Cease
Herminy
Charles Dowglan
Grensbure
Dougls
Gresnebarg
Refige
Douglas
Getting Aid Here for Jews in War Zone
On January 9, President Wilson named a national effort to relieve Jewish suffering in the Moroccan War Zone. Hebrew residents in nearby cities join this appeal, with funds collected locally and donations accepted at the National Bank of Corry. Local Jews support the drive addressed to the American Jewish Relief Committee at 54 William Street, New York.
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Prauident Wilson
Marepoan
Corry
Te National Bank of Corry
Pertone
More Serious Opposition To Conscript
A large majority of delegates at the National Labor Conference representing over ten million workers passed resolutions opposing conscription in any form. The motions condemn government actions as contrary to British democracy and warn of peril to the safety and people.
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United Press
Bristol
National Labor Conference
Chicago boy bandits seize bank cash in Park National Bank heist
Four youths held to thirty staff and customers at the Washington Park National Bank in Chicago. They forced an official to open the vault and escaped with about 13 000 to 14 000 dollars. No one was robbed personally. The crime occurred around ten o clock this morning.
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Roos
Williams
Uils City
Hare
Werons
United Press
Chicago
Washigton Park National Bank
Jake Stahl
Str
Tank Ii
Smi
Attack on US Shipping Triggers British Import Prohibitions
Parliament learned the government plans to declare a partial prohibition on importing certain articles to ease shipping congestion. The move would give the state control over trade and impact neutral nations, notably the United States, which supplies many restricted goods.
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United Press
London
United States
Important Meeting Tonight on Municipal Attatry and Playground Plans
Tonight the committee on Municipal Attatry of the Board of Commerce Inddustry will meet with all members urged to attend. Chairman Wacks will renew the matter of the Nightlog proposal and the committee plans to conduct a gard en campaign for school children. The public playground issue will also be discussed by the organization.
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Committee On
Navy Destroyed in Sixty Days Warns U S General
A military figure warned that the United States Navy could be destroyed within sixty days if attacked by a major power. The claim appeared amid heightened tensions and was treated as a leading advocacy item in contemporary air raid and national defense discussions.
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U. S. Navy
Wood
Atronicar
Allies to Stand with Britain Against Neat Plan
British plan discussed by Sir Edward Grey prompts Allied unity against a proposed blockade of Germany and allied ports. Washington reports diplomatic strains as France and Italy weigh participation amid friction over passenger liner rulings and impending British Order in Council.
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NEAT
United Prew
Tondon
Rula
Edward Grey
Migiaud Apa
Diockady
Aps
Trim
Ententa
England
Polley
United States
Washington
State Department
France
Tuly
Lusitania
Hemhent
Comnell
Denies Negotiations With Negroes in Mohr Murder Case
Mrs. Mohr testifies in Providence court denying any money or plot with Black men to murder her husband Dr. Mohr. She insists she loved him and rejects involvement in the motorcycle purchase or financing. Trial expected to continue into the afternoon.
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United
Providence
Ita Purchang
Ann Withana
Aftarnoon
Suspected Murderer Ends Life in New York Hotel Window
A suspect in a loving murder case, Ethan Pullman, killed himself by jumping from a hotel window on Third Avenue after investigators identified him. Police found no further murder in the room and delayed confirmation while reviewing surrounding details.
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New York
Ethan Pullman
Third Avenue
Clathia
Pullman
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