Stamford Disaster Victim Dies in Stamford Hospital
In the New York, New Haven and Hartford line wreck near Stamford Connecticut another death is reported. Gregory Hamen a reporter for the New York World died this morning after being pulled from the wreckage. He directed that news of his death be sent to his mother before he collapsed. Six deaths are now confirmed from the wreck with Charles Daugherty and Mrs. Herman still missing. Authorities pursue the missing men as officials and state officers accelerate the search.
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Stamford
Conn
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Gregory Hamen
New York World
Stamford Hospital
Humen
Minster
Charles Daugherty
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Daugherty
Uo Road
Wires Tampered Claim Linked to Town Fire
United Press reports officials say wires were tampered before a fire that destroyed much of the mining town, causing about 200000 dollars in damage. Investigators traced the failure to prior tampering, hindering rescue and communications.
Interstate Commerce Commission to Probe New York Train Wreck
Washington June 13 United Press reports that ICC officials, led by Commissioner McCord, will hold a high level inquiry in New York City next week into the wreck of the Bouton and New York train on the New York, New Haven and Hartford line. The federal commission deems the investigation necessary.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Hcials
Interstate Commerce Commission
Maye
McCord
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Federal Commission
New York City
Committee Says Charges Were True in Mine Inquiry
United Press reports that Gov Hatfield has ended martial law in Cabin Creek and Paint Creek. A state inquiry committee has substantiated most charges of peonage and abuses by mine operators, while plans to probe causes and proposed reforms proceed, including alleged delivery hindrances and post office control tied to company stores.
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United Press
Charleston
W. Vax
Hatfield
Cabin Creek
Paint Croke
Sanity Inquiry Commission
Senate On Education and Labor
Senate
Comitites
Nywen
Brakeshoe Begins Regular Shipments From Local Plant
Brakeshoe has begun regular shipments from a local plant after a recent start. Three cars of brake shoes, each with twenty tons, were sent in the first week, with a similar consignment planned for the next week. The shoes will be used on Waylon Island railways. The company employs about thirty workers at the Corry plant.
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United States
Waylon Island
Thy Corry Aiant Hd Hvlio Wein
Otto
Cause of Fire at North Center Mill Remains Unknown
Fire gutted the POL Heath mill on North Center Street yesterday afternoon destroying the first mall of POL. Investigators found no plausible source and several theories were suggested, including spontaneous ignition and a near-by grinding fire. The fire started when Henry Colbire was nearby, and a quick response limited further loss. insurance coverage was described as partial and an adjuster was to assess tonight or tomorrow. The mill interior burned rapidly, hindering attempts to save books and cash from a partially looted office. about seven hundred bushels of buckwheat and grain were ruined, with damage exceeding two thousand dollars to the building and equipment. Construction is planned to resume soon once insurance settlements are completed.
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Pol
W. R. Howard
Seantore Dean
Ely Welle
Uwf
Washington Street
Mff
Dr. Colburn
Memii
Heath
Men Struck By Poor Water In Mine Incident
Report describes workers struck due to contaminated water at a mining camp. Officials say a new water line is being installed to improve supply after employees complained and a large shipment of supplies arrived.
Weather update for tonight and Saturday
The forecast covers tonight and Saturday with expectations of dry conditions. No major storms are anticipated, and temperatures will be mild with a light breeze in the area.
Annual Gathering of High School Graduates
The 1913 annual alumni gathering drew graduates from early classes to recent recipients. Attendees filled the lodge rooms for a banquet at 8 o clock with lively visiting and greetings. Notable guests included William A. Rownton 78 and Mrs. George G. Bright 0, Jamestown, while former Superintendent V G Curtis sent a congratulatory letter read at the meeting. Elaborate decorations enhanced the banquet room with green walls and purple and white crepe napkins, lighting the scene for an unexpected display.
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Finitie
Leean
Sera
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Ion A. Ruownton
Jamestown
George G. Bright
V. G. Curtis
Babbitt
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