Husband of Corry Young Woman Killed in First Wreck
Clarence Glas, flagman on the Philadelphia and Erie division, died after a freight wreck near Kane. His wife Stella Brooks Glas, with two children, mourns in Corry as a farm home burned near Erie. A series of wrecks disrupted service on the Penna line, with multiple derailments and engine incidents, while a nearby farm house sustained a devastating fire, destroying the home purchased by Damon last April and about two thousand dollars in value.
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Corry
Clarency Glas
Philadelphia and Erie Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Misa Stella Brooks
Penway
Kane
Glan
Kane Hill
Ludlow
Glas
Ha Tuutto
Kane Hospital
Brooks
Mont Messant Street
Erly
Renova
Gray
Eltyrant
Marl Damon
Cross Ronda
Sciota
Hare Creek
Kitchon
Nolghbors
Pamon Yhin
Knights of Columbus Held Conference Across District
A Knights of Columbus conference for the Hit District met yesterday in the royal council rooms. Delegates attended from Frantin, Ol Pity, Mendiito, Titusville, Ero, Warren, and nearby cities. The Third Degree will be exemplified on Labor Day at Titusville and on Columbus Day October 12 at Erle wid At Ol City in the latter part of the same month.
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Knights of Column
Rotal Council
Delcrmien
Frantin
Ol Pity
Mendiito
Titusville
Ero
Warren
Tia
Titus Ville
Columbus Day
Erlewid
Repair the Railroad For Huerta Vera Cruz
A three mile section near Vera Cruz is rapidly being repaired in anticipation of General Huerta’s withdrawal from Mexico City and entry into the United States lines. Reports suggest Huerta may reach the capital within the week, with Carbajal possibly favored for leadership though not confirmed by German sources.
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Vera Cruz
Huerta
Mexico City
Americat
Auerlcht
Villa
Uhetr
Mrs Loveland Burned in Kitchen Explosion
Mrs Loveland, formerly of this city, was badly burned in a kitchen gas explosion. A stove gas had accumulated and ignited, burning her face and neck. She is improving, with doctors hopeful for full recovery and no permanent injury. Her daughter-in-law joins her family after the accident.
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Frank Loveland
Buffalo
Loveland
Bertha Guignon
F. A. Loveland
New Haven Directors Responsible for Massive Stock Losses
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued a condemnatory report accusing New Haven directors of knowingly violating federal laws in negotiations over a substantial sum and of mismanaging at least seven of ninety million dollars. The report condemns the road's control structure and holds leaders responsible for the alleged misappropriation.
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Traldekhatilers
New Haven
Intirsiary Commerce Commission
Storm Leaves Detroit in Darkness and $400,000 Loss
A severe electrical storm paralyzed service and downed telephones across Detroit. Total damages are estimated above $400,000, including the destruction of the Choate Stevens Viper Company plant near the western wharf and losses to the Sullivan Wadking Company as livestock were driven from pens. The storm ranks as the city’s worst in its history.
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United Prose
Stevens Viper Company
Two Pennsy Trains Crash West of Lewiston Junction
Altoona July 13 United Press reports a peculiar Pennsylvania railroad wreck at a grade crossing five miles west of Lewiston Junction. An eastbound fast passenger train and a westbound freight train struck a traction engine on the crossing at the same instant, wrecking both trains and demolishing the engine. No injuries were reported.
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United Pres
Altoona
Ennsylvanti Railroad
Lewiston Junction
Young Boy Run Over by Auto in Granit Street
Sunday morning about eleven o'clock seven year old son of Mr and Mrs James Apps of Granit street was struck by a Ford driven by MoE. Perry on North Center street in front of the Grandin Hotel. He suffered a bad cut under the left shin and a crushed left side. taken home and later attended by Dr J C Kibler. Condition not serious, no permanent injuries expected.
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James Apps
Granit Street
North Center Street
Grandin Hotel
Moe. Perry
J. C. Kibler
Drowning In Freeh Greek Near Meadville Claims Life
Meadville reports its second drowning in four weeks as Charles Maliavanel, a well known local, waded into Freeh Greek near the city and was swept into a deep current. His body was recovered after more than an hour. Miss Margaret Hagser, to be married July 21, was among the group.
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Unitea Press
Meadville
Tily
Charles Maliavanel
Utes
Miss Haffner
Twister Sighted Over Town In Early Morning Sky
A witnessed event at about 5:35 am described a cone shaped whirl near the southwest sky. Residents reported a visible funnel-like formation moving rapidly, with no injuries or damage mentioned.
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Clark
Niles
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Clarence Glas
Gine
SAM Inter
Kane Yards
Hentiag
K. OF C
Tre
Ete Eyatt
WHOM
Mas Amit
Ose
Anemier
Ff Savtans
Anchon Tsil
Etetet Te
Eee
the Tate
The
First National Bank
Warren, PA
Irs
Seth Sully
Eli
OL He Perrone
Westinghouse Fires
Dusted Press
Wittshireh
Westinghouse Companiey
Vutcanerets
Winns
Detroit
Joseph Seep
G. T. Borland
Presidf
Romerritt
Frederich Dany A.W. Meles
Citizens National Bank
United States Depository For Postal Savings
J. J. Desmond
G. BH. Barlow
Jas. L. West
H.W. Parker
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