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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1913

Page

5

Young Man Killed Near Jamestown in Traction Engine Accident

Jamestown July 23 Mathew 8 Moore oldest son of Arthur R Moore a Fredonia prominent resident was instantly killed this morning when thrown under the wheels of a traction engine Moore a highway inspector employed on the state highway running to Stockton was riding a bicycle with one hand on the engine's tall handle when the crash occurred the bicycle struck a obstruction near the edge of the road

Jamestown Mathew Moore Arthur R. Moore Fredonia Stockton Erle P. Dale Hyner Young Bautern

Bradford Deep Well Progresses

Bradford July 28 deep well drilling continues in Medina. at midnight the depth reached 6 026 feet while the operation remains in the red.

Bradford Red Medina

Color changes observed in wet sani shaft

Report notes the read colored sani reappeared but color judgment hindered by wet sani and artificial lighting. It is unclear if substantial gray remains. The shaft was sunk five feet yesterday as the formation shifted to rotter.

John Brew Denies Postmaster Hope In Erie Rumor

Erie July 25 John T Brew assistant trainmaster of the Philadelphia and Erie railroad with offices in Erie is named by rumor as Wilsons candidate for Erie postmaster to succeed Isador Sobel but Brew denies any consideration or knowledge of the process.

Erie John T. Brew Philadelphia, & Erie Railroad Resorts Brew Wilson United States Senate Brie Isador Sobel

Union City Work With Railroads Reported In Earnest

Union City Chamber of Commerce backs freight interchange between Pennsylvania and Erie railroads. A committee led by J Mulkle travels to Erie for talks with railroad officials, aiming to connect the lines to boost local industry and manufacturing.

Union City Coruver of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Pennsylvania and Erie Union City Mann—Faoturers Dusbons

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