Man Killed Under Freight Train Near Utica
Joey Chaney 35 of Utica died when the New York Central freight engine watered, he was riding between the engine and car, fell under wheels three miles west of Cove Creek. Coroner George E. Blood of Fredonia handled the remains. Relatives notified. undertaker to Utica. Church members to assist with services and rehearsals pending. Tax rate at Westfield fixed at 16 mills by the board.
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George E. Blood
Fredonia
Utica
Dunkirk
Joey Chaney
Merry Street
New York Central
Iver Creek
Emmanuel Church
Hojr
Westfield
Board of Tritte Ees
Rockefeller Foundation Health Report Highlights Campaigns
The Rockefeller Foundation report discusses its global health efforts including battles against yellow fever mosquitos and hookworm. It cites vaccination and sanitation work in Central and South America and shows dramatic declines in hookworm infection due to campaigns with rural health authorities. The piece links health improvements to longer life expectancy and safer tropical living conditions.
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Rockefeller Foundation
Central
South Amennes
Virginia
Tropics
bankers converge in Paris and New York to ease Mexican crisis
A summary of the article notes bankers in Paris and investors in New York shaping a calmer path for Mexico. It highlights private promises from Mexican representatives to foreign interests, hopes for Obregon’s recognition, and a more businesslike Mexican approach to development. The piece argues finance and diplomacy align to restore normal relations with the United States and support Mexican bonds and railroads.
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Mexico
Paris
Genoa
New
United States
America
England
France
Switzerland
Obrexon
Washington
A Double Acting Decision By Labor Ranks Courts
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, facing a Supreme Court ruling, plans to press Congress to enact a law shielding labor unions from damages in injuries caused by tribes. The move questions whether unions can be sued like corporations, while noting the mutual protection of rights between workers and employers.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Lo Gingers
Msk Congress
Supreme Court
Corogady
Brathestood
United Mind Workers Journal
Tabor Sinforrs
Sulu
Phowes and Cimage
AyaHnAlte Inn
Fieir
Twenty Years Ago from the Journal Pilon June 28 1902
A fragmentary reprint notes Petur Shine’s hearing dismissal for lack of opposition. The Penn Radiator Company faces a week of downtime due to shipping losses. Ajax may close its foundry next week. Stone ware heads prepare to appraise a critical patient. Corry grows tents amid the typhoid, with center street encampments. Col. Rewards Tent meetings near Mott Street draw interest. Pauline Stone Gillette sails on the Oceanic with a Cleveland teachers tour. Ker Murray promoted to Wells Fargo Express agent in Oil City. Misses Uni Ain Mather and Mayme Miller return from Chicago teaching posts. Corry Business Men's Association forms a permanent organization.
Women in Politics in Minnesota Senate Race Sparks Debate
A fragmented report discusses Minnesota woman Anna Dickie Gieson and her opponents in the United States Senate race. The piece notes women voters' influence, cites Ronnie Whitt and other unnamed figures, and references primaries in Indiana and Pennsylvania while speculating on campaign strategies targeting female voters.
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Anna Dickie Gieson
United States Senate
Mt Louse
Minnesota
Ronnie Whitt
Indiana
Tex
Jenuweinnore
Gd Heath Introduces Executive Committee Members
The list includes President GD Heath and Vice President Robert Heinemany, with G. A. Stennett as Treasurer, members NT Armen, ROS Johnson, BLE Paws, JH Wright, Bs Lipman, and D. Nast. The note outlines the new executive committee lineup for the organization.
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GD Heath
Robert Heinemany
Seeratirge
G. A. Stennett
N Tt
Armen
Wimnitteey
ROS Johnson
JH Wright Bs
Lipman
Anit D. Nast
Bonds Still Rising As War Bonds Remain Above Par
Financial authorities report war bonds stay above par due to lower interest rates and improved business conditions. Investors who held bonds through volatility see profits. those who bought in earlier years are poised for continued gains as markets expect higher value and ongoing demand.
Tom Sims Says You Don’t Have to Go in Winning
Fragmented prose records a quirky column with musings on fame wealth and public life. It mentions a young millionaire and various social lures, pairing satirical asides with personal anecdotes, ending with a community note about a gathering for thanks and remembrance.
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Salemmunt
Patt
London
Lina Mahe
Nadia
Stone Joins University of W V A Faculty
Marry B Stone former Corry High School graduate and Corry Oy figure joins University of West Virginia as dean of men and assistant to the president. He will begin duties September 1 after completing a masters at Teachers College in Columbia University. Stone has been active in Americanization work and was last with Erie High School.
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Marry B. Stone
Corry High School
Corry Oy
University of West Virginia
Tria
Central Hijetsuboo
Stone
Ie Will
Morgantown
West Virginia
Columbia University
Teachers’ College
Erie High School
Grove City
Central High School
Garden Set and Everyday Goods Sale Promises Low Prices
Local store advertises a Childs' garden 3 piece set including hoe, rake, spade priced at 410c for aatts andl shovel. Soap cakes in 10c to 12c range, guaranteed and olive varieties. Rubber items, men’s ties, pants, Mason jars, and paraffin wax offered at special prices.
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Childs
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