Victim of Accident Dies After Erie Hospital Admission
The severely burned victim from a street wire incident near Malu Abont yesterday was taken to Erie Hospital this morning. Condition was dire and not expected to improve. family reports lingering agony as doctors Sherwood and Sten H aid attended. The deceased, a resident of Ulla city named Post, had a sister recently recovering from cancer surgery.
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Spoelot
Jovenlion City
William Postth
Ulla City
Malu
St. Vincent
Wi O'¢Lock
Pont
Dos
Sherwood
Sten
Son Iving
Boy Scout Troop Heads to Camp Despite Storms
The Moy Scouts departed Presbyterian church shortly after ten with about twenty five scouts in regular NE uniforms. They carried gear for a week long camp and faced rain threats from a developing storm, delaying the trip briefly yesterday morning.
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Presbyterian Church
Whiltloway
Sibier
Melnnes
Rogers
Tent setup under rain threat during camp arrival
Arrival at Hila morning brought rain warnings but workers rapid erection of two tents began near noon. By afternoon both tents stood on tight ground, camp to be established and rain not expected to hinder the gathering.
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Ata Hila
Wino
Fem
Mig Raly
Auk
Nian Gover
Elks Golden Jubilee Opens In Denver With Lodges In Session
United Press reports the Golden Jubilee of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks opening in Denver. More than a thousand of the Grand Lodge members attend as sessions begin, with plans for a new grand lodge and potential election of Raymond Benjamin of Napa as Grand Exalted Ruler. Local Elks host dancing, tango, and late-night music for visiting brothers.
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United Press
Denver
Col
Grand Lodge of the
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Brand
Wikward Feach
Nwmbora
Grand Lodge
Graig Lodge
Daportinen
Wiluin Gyorko
Donner
sJithy
Wi Tifeldy
Uiy Sinan
Bin
Y-o
Y-o'clogk
Ukemusta
Elks
Arrested for Fast Driving
A young man named Ober was arrested by Officer Meritt on a fast driving charge with his rig on North Gentor and other streets. The magistrate disposed of the case last evening, imposing a fine and costs.
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Ober
Meritt
North Gentor
U S Rushes Ships to Coast Of Hayti and Industry Revival
United States chair reports new business and orders as industrial plants reopen. Kurze Brass Ned Company plans full-time operation next week after a factory upgrade. K P L and United States Chote Cats Hunt show steady demand with recent orders and improving furniture trade. prospects for fall look promising.
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U.S
Hayti Kurz
U. S
Ndustriew
Thleely
Kurte Brass Ned Company
Grand Rapids
Honwich
Murray
Ilamoru
Wenl
K. Pt
Wil
Vailor
Chote
Washington Dispatch on Haiti Boat Movements
A July 14 report notes naval activity with wien nitrimen for service in Mayu and the Hinomek transport leaving Verw orm for Gaulle. The United States prepares for possible disorder with a landing readiness by 16 rh and dispatches the gunboat Sacrume from Vera Cruz to Hayti for guard duty and coast patrol.
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United Press
Washington
Wien
Gaulle
Haytt Court
United States
Marluis
Sacrume
Hax Way
Vera Cruz
Hayti
Dynamite Case Set for Hard Fight in Court
The dynamite case against Baccus Brothers and their hired man Clar bute Suger faces an arduous defense. Kincaid & Kincaid will represent them as the hearing before Squire Ei Moorg Thursday proceeds. State Fish Warden Allert of Warren may lead the prosecution, which arose after reports of the explosion near Spring Creek and eyewitness accounts.
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Allloors
Spring Creek
Heelty
Baccus Brothers
Clarbute Suger
Kincaid & Kincaid
Allert
Warren
Columbus
Trainmen Deliver an Ultimatum to Railway Managers
A union delegation delivered an ultimatum in Chicago demanding a change from ten to eight hours with no wage reduction. Railroads with trunk lines may seek labor secretary arbitration. The strike threat could halt more than 150,000 miles of railway in the West.
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United Press
Chicago
Committee of
Railway Managers
Unons
Bec
Wilson
French Heavyweight Carpentier Arrives in London for Smith Bout
The French champion Marcel Carpentier arrives in London with a large entourage for his fight against Guibont Smith set for Thursday night. Betting opened with Carpentier favored at five to one, backed by a French money pool to support Lim. Jack Johnson pledges five thousand dollars at even money on Smith.
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London
Carpentier
Guibont Smith
Lim
Jack Johnson
Smith
Torpedo Boat in Collision
In a July incident a torpedo boat collided with another vessel near the harbor. The Gov. Dinglay coaster passed unharmed and continued on, while the other ship sustained damage to its pumps and masts. Crew from both boats reported no serious injuries.
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Vilten Frese
Mortling
Wien
Hoop
Rogers
Gov. Dinglay
Boston
Beef prices hit record July high in Kansas City market
United Press reports from Kansas City on July 14 that beef steers remained strong on the markets. Native cattle sold at 9.75 dollars, matching the July record and signaling an impending ten dollar beef price.
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United Pree
Kansas City
Kansas
Ellis Murray Bet Means Big Series
Walter Hills reports a wager between Murray and the Crescent High School all star team. Murray places fifty dollars as the stake and selects a star lineup including McCue, Long, Downey, Lathrop, Pape, Pearce, Craker, Cogswell, Cady, Keating, and Bachomer. Three games will decide the bet with gate receipts going to the league treasury.
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Walter HiLs
Murray
Ty High Beiool
Crescentyonuld
Downey
Philix
Maoluey
Long
Lathrop
Pape
Pearce
Craker
Cogswell
Cady
Keating
Bach Omer
Trensuiry
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Leftin Automobiles
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First National Bank
Warren, PA
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Corry
Unitearene
Ellis-Murray
H. S
Joseph Seep
D. T. Borland
H. R. Merritt
Frederick Fair
A. K. Helle
Il City
Gia
Citizens National Bank
United States Repository For
J. J. Deamond
G. H. Barlow
Cashierine
L. West
H. W. Parker
Asat
Canhier
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