Senate Hear Report of Outrage In Virginia Mines
Charleston June 11 Five members of the United States Senate with federal authority examined alleged outrages in Virginia during martial law. The committee reviewed state guard records and the military tribunal proceedings, noting violations of the state constitution and the treatment of strike victims. The session closed with officers excused while the committee planned further hearings.
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Ly United Prows
Charleston
Virginia
United States Senate
Commotton
State Guard
Teibunat
PUPILS HONORED FOR PERFECT ATTENDANCE IN CLASS
Miss Mary Simey of the Highth Grade Hatch Building lists pupils who completed the year with perfect attendance. Named are Harold Shannon Gerald Wood Eleanor Kinley Lillian ODay Mario Steely Ger rude Shute.
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Mary Simey
Hatch Building
Harold Shannon
Gerald Wood
Eleanor Kinley
Illian O'Day
Mario Steely
Gerrude Shute
Mining town Ben's Creek wiped out by fire
The mining town of Ben's Creek near Dine 11 Pennsylvania was almost destroyed by a morning fire. Sixteen buildings plus three dwellings were burned, two hotels ruined, and authorities dynamited structures to prevent a major explosion from oil tanks. Firefighters struggled as fumes hindered extinguishing efforts near Boos Creek on the Pennsylvania Railroad line.
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Big United
Ountown
Ben's Creek
Mernard Head
Boos Creek
Pennsylvania Railroad
Larg Coat Querstons
Foun Cos
Junatia
Liye
Miss Mather Spoke to Pupils in Wallington Ward
Yesterday morning Let Alaster of the Garry Women's Cluie League spoke to pupils in the Wallington sleek building. Miss Mather, representing the teague workers of the Third ward, visited the Washington street building and addressed pupils in each room. She urged proper care of streets and yards and explained how younger residents could help keep the area free of paper and debt of any kind.
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Garry Women's Cluie League
Wallington
Auss Mather
Third Ward
Washington Street
Engine Derailed Delays Trains At Corry Siding
A freight engine derailment near Corry on the P. & E. line disrupted traffic on Saturday afternoon. Train 04 derailed on a curve near Tur?n siding causing a wreck and heavy damage. The work train from Warren was called but struggled to rerail the locomotive. Evening express Train 34 was delayed about 2 hours 45 minutes at Spring Creek and Train 41 faced late passage, with overall division schedules heavily affected.
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Tforn
Corry
Warrett
Ralla
Spring Creek
Iig Division
Brick Co To Resume Operations Next Week After Fire
Yesterday afternoon a fire damaged the Coury Urick and Tip Co plant in the West End. The Insurance Convonction adjusted the loss and today repair work began on the grinding room and equipment. Partial production resumed yesterday and a full fore is expected within a week. Damage to the conveying apparatus and dealing was the most costly but being repaired rapidly.
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Coury Urick and Tip Co
West End
Report of Turkish Killing and Young Turk Revolt
London June 11 Dispatches received here this morning report the assassination of Mahmud Shevka Pasha, Grand Vizier of Turkey, the supposed victim in the plot to succeed Wahid Bey six months ago. The latest killing is the outcome of another internal revolution forming among the Young Turks in the capital.
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Unitea Xxess
London
Dlapatehes
Mahmund Shevka Pasta
Grand Vizar
Turkey
Wayer Hey
Endorsement Push for Clark Bill Widens in City Networks
Waller, head of the Allied Civil Bodies of Pennsylvania, wires Mayor Alexander and other city leaders urging support for the Clark Commission Government bill and to coordinate with Governor John K Tener. The Clark bill is awaiting the governor’s signature after settlement of Senate and House differences.
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Waller
Allied Civile Bodies
Pennsylvania
Wired
Alexander
Tocal
Clarke Commisssion
John K. Tener
Sid
Telegraph
Hooning
de Clark
Senate
Italian Leg Crush At Work In City
Yesterday afternoon an Italian laborer, under Dr Granger of Sherman, suffered a severe leg crushing from a fall from a car while working with a PROR construction gang. He was taken to hospital for treatment and operation was delayed to determine if the limb could be saved.
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Pennsylvania
Ambele
Granger
Sherman
Corry Delegates at Meet of Travelers Assembly
J. On. Perkins left for Conneaut Lake to represent Corny Gounell No. 257 United Commercial Travelers at the Grand Council meeting. The convention opens this afternoon and continues through Sunday with over a thousand travelers expected to attend. Alexander Weir of Altoona will oversee the business meeting as Grand Counsellor. The final feast and entertainment are planned for Saturday with a large attendance anticipated.
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J. ON. Perkins
Conneaut Lake
Corny Gounell
United Commercial
Grand Council
Verkins
Corry Council
Alexander Weir
Altoona
Drunk man falls on main line tracks near Maple Ave tower
A intoxicated man collapsed on the main line near Maple Ave tower as the first east and west trains arrived. He was dragged clear of the rails by Galvaniser Tate of the Hiie who alerted officers Gray and Stevens at the crossing and assisted the injured person until help arrived.
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Maple Ave
Moton
Tate
Hos
Gray and
Stevens
Joear Jrere
Railroad Worker Fatally Injured On Pennsylvania Construction
A Pennsylvania Railroad construction worker was fatally injured near Towah on a north of town project when attempting to jump from a moving work train. He was struck by a wheel and died at Corry Hospital shortly after arrival. The man’s identity was not released.
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Corry
Pennsylvania Railroad
toWah
H. A
Corry Hospital
Pennsylvania
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Ous
Lohtb &C
SENAT
Guill W. Va
Warren National Bank
Warren Savings Bank
MATL
Bru Seti
Penneymania
Horn
Clark Bill
Allied Civic Bodies
Head Wires
Tener
Ferrette
Summerdale
Bret
Corryites
J. N. Perkins
Columbus
Columbus Lodge
Corry Lodge
Traction
Colmbus
Golim
Columbus Fraternity
Tocal Masons
First National Bank
Ceyizens National Bank
Easton
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