City to Switch On New Fire Alarm System Saturday
City officials say the Gamewell system will replace the old gravity battery setup at the fire station. Representative W. Th Loomin states test alarms will be conducted early Saturday morning with the new Go i m well boxes and wiring fully installed to ensure reliable service under all conditions.
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Tin Ave
Niles
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Elty
Willoue
Kommleston
Municipal Club Banquet Describes New Officers and Buffet
The Municipal Club held a banquet at the Arcade with a buffet lunch served by Moberg and Saston. Clarice Winn reported with Pet Stone heading the organization. Mark Cowles elected president and Harry Weim secretary and treasurer. About thirty five members attended.
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Uresident
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Crawford County Sees Murder Case In Coroner Inquest
Meadville July 10 Crawford county reports a murder case after the slaying of a Tallin woman who allegedly plotted with several men the night of June 26. The assailant Din Tagle has been jailed since winter and will face a coroner s inquest this afternoon to determine formal purging of murder charges.
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Ulster Provisional Force Faces Royal Forces Clash Fiercely
Ulster volunteers in open defiance escorting a London-born envoy to Camp Nore and marching with around four hundred armed men and forty dispatch riders. Predicts a first real clash with royal forces may occur Sunday.
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London
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Theft Case Settled This Morning in City Alderman Court
William Nolan faced Alderman Porter after Ernest Group of Was. Church Street filed a warrant charging Nolan with stealing ten dollars from his home. The matter was settled out of court as Nolan and his wife and child had moved to Salamanca for work and returned for the hearing.
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Odd Fellows Head to Lottsville Delegation Planned
Jonathan Lodge of Corry plans to send forty to fifty delegates to Lottsville for a local degree ceremony. Corry threelinkers will meet at seven o clock and drive twelve automobiles to Lottsville. The Corry team will handle the Fire Degree while Lottsville confers the Int Hatory Degree. After the ceremony a banquet will be served and more than a hundred will attend.
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Rope Saves Seven in a New York Fire
New York July 1 a rope rescue saved several people from death in a three story tenement fire. A person jumped from the third floor to safety as flames reached a mattress. George Lankton age 30 fractured a wrist escaping through a window. Adolph Kortograst saved his family and himself using a rope before firemen arrived. the building was completely destroyed.
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Sud
Sisters Held For Murder of Brother
Mrs Lee Hutton and Mise Lillian Byers are held on murder charges in the fatal shooting of Emmanuel Byers at a farm near here. They reportedly quarreled with him earlier and threats preceded the gunfire as his sister allegedly fired and poured bullets into him before he died.
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Lee Hutton
Mise
Lillian Byers
Emmanuel Byers
Here
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Hyer
Munger Injured in Fall from East Main Street Roof
E F Munger a well known contractor and builder was seriously hurt in a morning fall from a roof on East Main street He struck heavily on the pavement but walked home and was treated by Dr J C Kibler A broken rib was found though the injury is not considered serious.
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Munger
Matffeld
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Carranza's Revolution Declared Triumphant Says Ex Foreign Minister
United Press reports former Mexican foreign minister Moreno arrived in New York declaring Carranza's revolution triumphant. He deflects blame for Madero's murder and predicts President Wilson faces pressure as Mexico suffers daily violence with eight thousand Mexicans killed in recent weeks.
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Duel Fails To Stop Robbery Threats With Fatal Wounding
Report from Walted Press describes a morning raid by two thieves on the Walon News Co. at the Hover station. In the ensuing duel, Hues Pie dy Methier or Pa Heo Nigh and Frank Stewartaigen were badly wounded and died. The assailants fled after attempting to fire a weapon, which failed to explode.
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Enery
Walon
Oniine
Buffalo Division Locomotive Derailment Delays Train 12
Pennsylvania railroad officials report the Buffalo Division s train no 12 was derailed at Dunkirk yard causing a lengthy delay of over two hours. The derailment seriously damaged the locomotive and disrupted arrival times at Dunkirk.
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Fund Planned for Injured Gly League Players
The Gly League approved steps to create a relief fund for injured players after Leilly McLean’s case. Exhibition games were set for July 22 to raise money, with The Fourth of July camps funding distributed among teams: Kurtz and Crescents each $34.70, Maccabees and Municipal Club each $41.50.
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Leilly McLean
Aturray
Elly
Toars Indavoning
Kurtz and Crescents
Maccabées
Municipal Club
Democratic City Committee Organized
The Democratic City Committee met last evening in the Common Council room and effected a permanent organization. John J. Dempsey was elected City Chairman and Harry Auer as Secretary in a harmonious gathering. No campaign plans were set, to be considered at the next meeting.
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