Auto Turns Turtle at Cutting Four Injured One Perhaps Fatally
A high speed accident near Cutting left Edmond Hall Sherman near fatally injured with severe neck wounds. Clayton Spade Sherman and Theodore Miski Gowanda also injured along with others as the car overturned twice. The group, returning to Sherman, were found unconscious in the wreckage and rushed to Corry Hospital for treatment.
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Assailant wounds Cornell professor at Glen Cove home
A would be assailant shot Glen Cove financier Morgan at his summer home. Morgan survived with non life threatening wounds after two bullets struck his groin and chest area. Police pursued the suspect as details remained unclear while the stock market fluctuated on the incident tone.
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Bomb Letter Tied Capitol Damage to Exclamation Point Plan
A letter sent to the Washington Times tied the Capitol bombing to an intention to create an “exclamation point.” Investigators found the bomber, Pierce, who planned to attack the Capitol and typed a note with the word Capitol inked in. The explosion damaged the Senate reception room and nearby decorations.
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Ambiguous Shooting Witness Claims By Standers Role
An unspecified ambassador and a witness describe events around a shooting. The witness cites big-name Holt and mislabelled luggage as part of the scene. Later reports connect Walt to academic posts at Cornell Ithaca College and Mineola, with a claim about Morgan LeCaune and a financier.
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To Guard President
Following a bomb explosion report at the Capitol Washington early morning, security will be heightened for the President. Chief Murphy will ride in the President’s car at all times and access to the capital vicinity will be restricted as measures to safeguard the executive.
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Park Service Sunday Evening Draws City Unchurches
Nearly all Unchurches of the city join a six oclock Sunday evening park service using the Chautauqua Vesper form. Rev C B Woods of First Presbyterian speaks on How can we glorify God in the Interests of Humanity with city leaders and parishioners invited to voice views on continuing park services next month. In rain the service shifts to the Presbyterian church.
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French Hold Line as Germans Retreat in Argound
An official notice reports French forces still holding every foot of the Argound front despite German bombardment. It confirms towns like Linmarck remain in French hands and claims German shelling caused limited damage. London reports a Dutch fishing craft sunk by a mine in the North Low, with two crew lost.
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Record Month for the Corry Brick Industry
June proved a record month for the Corry Brick and Tile Company with substantial brick output. The plant reported around one hundred and twenty years of brick and wide shipments to Syracuse Warren and other cities. Orders are strong and capacity limits may affect rest of the year as production remains high.
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German Red Cross troop train passes through city
A seven-car German Red Cross troop train en route from Chicago to New York City stopped briefly in the city for water. Officers said the group, mostly men from the northern and western states, would likely head to Norway or Germany next, with many doctors among them and plans to return home after aiding in the war effort.
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Weather brief hints at showers and storms
Fragmentary notice indicates wet conditions with total showers likely. Details unclear but indicates a weather advisory for Sunday with potential precipitation and unsettled skies.
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