Boy Dies Trying to Rescue Dog In Dry Run Incident
Youngstown report details a city fireman’s son Tyennold Lightbody drowning while attempting to save a dog from the Dry Run stream near his home. A 160-gram current swept him under as he reached for the dog. park officer Angi J. McPhew also died trying to save him. The body was not recovered.
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Howard Lightbody
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Angi J. McPhew
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Distress in Herkimer as Mohawk Valley Flood Ravages Towns
Reports from the Mohawk Valley describe the worst flood in memory striking Herkimer County. Electric plants failed, water supplies limited, homes inundated, residents evacuated by boats, and food supplies endangered as neighborhoods faced rising waters. Separately, on March 2, Washington noted public debt rose by 92,007,498 during February.
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Asihy
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United States
Trou Ury Department
Still Against Arbitration Sparks Downtown Store Battle
A tumultuous meeting of Rapid Transit directors followed intense pressure from prominent business figures and city officials who oppose arbitration. Mayor Royburn urged focus on local affairs while council members split, with 47 of 85 signaling a move toward resistance and possible forceful action amid labor tensions and pending employment terms.
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Philadelphia
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John J. Reyburn
William
J. Carpen
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Rapid ‘Trust Company
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Filko Pouilion
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Conference Hinted Between Leaders Over Arbitration Plan
A shaky report from Washington notes possible talks among McNichol Vine Penroce and Wolf aimed at solving a budget crisis. A proposed ninefold line is set for tonight at Miss Fond hall to seek a business-led accord on arbitration while mounted detachments of 200 Horsemen sweep Holt Bethlehem area.
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Washington
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Numbar
Rockefeller Jr Resigns From U S Steel Board in New York
John D Rockefeller Jr resigns from the board of United States Steel Corporation. Albert H. Gary and Howry Walters succeed him temporarily as directors. The move follows Henry Clay Frick era ties. Rockefeller cited personal reasons and attendance constraints.
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New York
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John 0. Rockefeller, Jr
Ulead State Time Corporation
Howry Walters
Albert H. Gary
Chien
Ue Hows
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Henry
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United States Steel Corporation
Administration Bills Reach Right of Way in Congress
A White House conference with President Taft Senator Aldrich Speaker Cannon and Senator Crane of Massachusetts led to a pact. The administration men agreed to press postal savings bank and government supply bills promptly, with the House to pass the supply bill before broader measures. Aldrich and Cannon pledged swift Senate and House action with presidential backing.
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Congress
White House
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Aldrich
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Crane
Massachusetts
Senate
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House
Bribery Charge Shocks Butler Liquor Hearing
In Butler Pennsylvania on March 2 a liquor license hearing exposed an alleged bribery attempt. Witness Joseph Franklin testified he was offered 60 to influence the proceedings and the court directed the district attorney to arrest the briber if possible. Detectives were assigned to the case.
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Simeon Nixon
Krown Nixon
Lyndora
William [. Martin
Artilienne Committee
Joseph K. Franklin
Ryore
Albert C. Troutman
Franklin
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Teasing Ino Blanket Denunciation In 1977 Worded Abuse
Vague text describes a denunciation of mockery and blanket related abuse in Holtenhod in 1977. It mentions a French verb horas and a phrase horner te wlao referring to a violent act where four men held a victim by the ankles and dragged him, implying mob harm.
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Holtenhod
Pinchot Angers Former Chief In Ballinger Probe
Secretary Wilson grows agitated under cross examination as Pinchot testifies before the Ballinger inquiry. Pinchot asserts he complied with orders not to release information, while Wilson struggles to deny authorizing a letter to Senator Dolllver that he says was not intended to insult the president. The exchange highlights tensions between Pinchot and Wilson amid questions about Ballinger letters and departmental disclosures.
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Danig
Wilson
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Tutt
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Boerouty Wilson
Forester
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Pinchot Letters in Ballinger Dispute Spark Hearing Moment
The committee pressed Pinchot over Secretary Ballinger's alleged false statements to the president. Pinchot acknowledged mistakes as Vertrees challenged the veracity of Ballinger related claims about land restorations and patent meddling. The crowded committee room included many women observers.
Hen's Kick and Nest Mystery Stuns Rooster Chorus
A comical rumor-filled scene unfolds as Mrs Hen, after performing a quirky act, cannot locate her eggs. The rooster asks what troubles her, and she vents that she cannot find her nest or the things she laid, prompting a lighthearted moment in the yard.
Stalled Westbound Train Wreck Near Seaille Wash
A Westbound GN train stalled since Feb 24 near Seaille Washington was torn from tracks by an avalanche. Twenty passengers were aboard and one died as the wreck cut wires and disabled communication. A relief party from Everett was sent. some passengers walked to Scenic Hot Springs for help.
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Arewall
Everett
Spokane
Uvosh
Spider Superstition On Clothes Brings Money Luck
An old superstition ties a spider on clothing to near wealth and fortune. The article notes a belief that a spider crawling on one’s clothes signals money coming soon, reflecting folk wisdom about luck and prosperity.
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