Wheat prices surge amid global shortages and fear
The market reports indicate wheat has climbed sharply as buyers push up prices amid fears of shortages. Prominent figures in the grain trade warn of extreme volatility, while international concerns from Ireland to Ireland hint at strained food and fuel supplies. Veterans benefits funding and aid for disabled World War I veterans are under review by Pennsylvania authorities, with proposals for enhanced support and staffing. Heavy winter losses and severe cold cause fatalities in major cities, and police seek information on a long-detained former farmer with a prior prison record as investigations unfold.
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Erle County
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Monroe County
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Auburn State Prison
Six Die As Gasline Break Triggers Mine Cave-In
A gas line rupture caused a fatal mine cave-in in Scranton Pennsylvania early this morning. Six people, including children, perished while rescuers attempted to reach others and evacuate the family home on Acker Avenue. Authorities said residents nearby were awakened by the blast and rushed to help, but many could not be saved.
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United Press Scranton
Jim
Lainie
Spain
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Chris
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Finn
Second fire death in three days hits Union City family
Mrs Cor a Fisher 46 dies at Corry Hospital after burns from air can explosion at Union City home. Her death follows a similar blast that injured George Behan, a seven child family in Union City earlier in the week. Union City fire gutted the home as oil ignited, the blaze fought by the Union City department.
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Cora Fisher
Corry Hospital
Union City
Canoy City
George Be- Tan
St Vincent's Hérpitil
Erie
Union
Erie Hospital
Behan
Rehan
Gary Hospi
Union Gis’ Department
Robert
Cartsher
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Eric Raltrond
Girl Kidnapped by Burglars Rescued in Oklahoma City
Mary Hille Mellon, 20, daughter of R. B. Maltiburton a wealthy Oklahoma City merchant, was abducted by burglars who gagged and hooded her. Police found her later in a street, and she was taken home in a high nervous condition.
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Hy United
Oklahoma City
Mary Hille) Mellon
R. B. Maltiburton
Oklahoone
Wan Hood
Sarly Sidlay
Wr Faire
W. J Lone
Klansmen Threaten Open Cleanup of Philadelphia
United Freemen report that Philadelphia Klansmen vow to take action against alleged violations of law if civic authorities fail to act. Kleagle Winter warns of enforced cleansing without police help, threatening public order in the city. Continued on Page Lie.
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United Frei Philadelphia
Philidelphia
Prisoner Release Sought in Corry Habeas Case
Chief of Police Dunkle served habeas corpus papers demanding Georgi W. Beers of Cambridge Massachusetts be brought to Corry police station for bail hearing. Beers was detained on a complaint by Agata Beers alleging failure to support. Proceedings to admit Beers to bail faced delays and a writ for removal to a New England city was being drafted.
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Agata Beers
Cambridge
Donald Fuller Smithy Bory
Medfardh
Cherys Samy
Rees
New England
Quay
Injured in Fall on Walk Near Pleasant Street
An unspecified woman fell on a West Pleasant Street sidewalk this afternoon injuring her left arm. Bystanders and medical staff attended. the arm may be broken. An X-ray is planned for later today.
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West Pleasant Stromt Mire
Preston Atrick
South Street property changes hands in city deal
A local veterinarian shop changes ownership with plans to open a modern animal hospital on East South Street. The new proprietor intends to run a hospital for both small and large animals, maintain the existing care, and continue associated services, including a temporary cafe and other facilities. The purchase, terms, and expected opening are described amid broader mentions of local business activity and upcoming renovations on nearby Carter Street.
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Shanghai
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Russians Threaten Shanghai After Station Siege
Confused report describes Russian forces controlling a main railway station area in Shanghai. Chinese and allied troops reportedly clash with Russians, with heavy movement toward the city center. Refugees rally to safety as authorities warn of ongoing danger and renewed vigilance at city barriers. Mrs Katherine Palo visits sister Mrs Greisinger in Buiala, returning home last evening.
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Tak
EU Yung Hest Scully
Cain
Russia
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Ly Ying Tisiang
Marshal Oi Jas
Tavar
Hieyy
Ameritais
Shanghai
Rosy
Katherine Palo
Greisinger
Buiala
Fire Damage Reels Dawson Brothers Building on First Avenue
Firemen fought the Dawson Brothers building on First Avenue after a late Monday blaze. Debris smouldered today with water streams still active. the nine story wall collapsed, and authorities plan to raze the exterior wall while keeping the avenue clear of traffic. Significant repairs and rebuilding are anticipated.
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Dawson Brothers
First Avenue
Dawson Lick
Hirou
Hue
Many liquor cases before county court
A lengthy list of eighteen liquor cases appears before the county court, detailing defendants charged with violations of liquor laws, auto laws, and related offenses. Names include Parker, Martin J., Sheith, Gilbert Schneider, and Leroy Erb, with February 30, 1925 and 2 p.m. as noted times.
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Teast Uiree
Fee Corey
Jurat Brit
Willi Parker
Nesant
Martin JS
Sheith
Assauil
Gilbert Schneider
Kreeny Anil
Ton Ryan
Sam Colin
Walter J. Dewhurst
Edwald Vatt
Daniel Lewis
J . Zayerinskie
Lawrence Woodard
D. L. Lomask
Atlen Brown
Franz
William Little
Joseph Schepprer
Thomas McCoy
Dan Cachivas
William Keily
Man's Heroism Is Rewarded At Carnegie Honors
At the 21st Carnegie Hero Fund Commission meeting in Pittsburgh, 23 acts of heroism were recognized with four silver medals and 19 bronze medals plus pensions totaling $40 a year. An additional $18,800 was allocated for educational and other purposes. On June 7, 1924, J. Bart Ruder, 88, and two children, died after attempting to rescue Patrick Y. Phyyer from a tank fire at Pure Oil Co. in Warren County. Ruder’s widow received a bronze medal and a monthly pension of $10, plus $5 per child.
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Herpiem
Warren Conn
Carnegie Hero Fond Commission
Pittsburgh
Waren
J. Bart Ruder
Patrick ‘Y, Phyyer
Dwyer
Baden
Stanebara
Warren Kunty
Dyyer
Raders
Duyver
Former Well Known Corry Resident Dead
Dr Franks Burroughs, a former Corry resident, died at his Ritavillé Washington home after a stroke Monday afternoon. He passed away Tuesday evening without regaining consciousness. Miss Laura Endies, his cousin, notified local authorities. Burroughs was a longtime figure among Corry’s elderly residents and his death is mourned by the community.
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Franks Burroughs
Corry
Ritavillé
Washington
Burroughs
Laura Endies
Robins Reported Sighting in Corry City Streets
Corryites note two red breasted robins in West Wave street trees as signs of approaching spring. The birds, seen amid subzero weather, are interpreted by locals as harbingers defying lengthy February snows and prophesying milder days ahead.
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West Wave Street
Mother’ Earth
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