Rug Struck by Train Injures Two In Auto Crash
A buggy drawn by horses on West Washington Street collided with an approaching express train. Ray Cole aged 24 and Miss Jami Greeley of 614 Calhoun Avenue were badly hurt. Cole suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries while Greeley sustained a fractured pelvis a broken collarbone and shoulder injuries. The carriage was pushed off Main Street as the train struck the rear portion. Both were taken to hospital via depot ambulance after the accident.
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Ray Cole
West Washington Treet
Jami Greeley
Cal
Anibis Avenue
Summer Street
Lorey Hoggital
Clifton Homie
Cole
Gillette
Girochiy
Giller Tits
Vugny
Clifton Hateewan
Wonte
Sumner
Rockefeller Opposes Mathilde Engagement Plan
United Prosa reports Bowler and Muriel McCormick challenged Mathilde's engagement to Mog Osu. Harold J McGormicte, linked to the Rockefeller family, publicly supports the match while allegedly backing a scheme to separate Mathilde from her fiancé. The plan supposedly would keep Mathilde in America five years before a Swiss marriage, delaying return to Zurich.
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United Prosa
Guirago
Bowler
Muriel McCormick
Isrudde Weisistir
Mathilde
Vergig Mog Osu
Cyril McGormick
Bowrd
International Survestar
Aith Hott
Harold J McGormicte
Haw
Tien
Hix
John Th Rockefelfer
Oty
Ulnet
Musiel
Fowler
Rockefeller Linsich
Harald F McCormick
Mathilda
Auriel
Ott Horn
Firefighters Rescue Fifteen From Inferno on Salim Avenue
In Garrondale Pennsylvania on March 6 the Italian Journal notes thrilling rescue actions by City firefighters as they saved fifteen people from a blaze that gutted four buildings on Salim Avenue. The early morning fire caused an estimated loss of $100,000.
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Carbondale
United Prana
Garrondale
Ital Jowine
Ieal
Salaim Avenue
State-wide Pre-primary Tour Planned by Senator Pepper
Senator George Wharton Pepper plans a state tour to engage voters ahead of nominations for U S Senate. The trip aims to boost support and discuss issues with residents in larger towns and remember dates and locations as he travels through the state in the run up to the primary.
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Pepper
United States Siniats
George Wharton
Pepe Peril
Tay Feill
yAle
Railroads Seek Wage Cut Affecting Millions
United Press reports Chicago March 9 that railroads seek wage reductions affecting more than one million workers. Shippers and unions urge a settlement, with railroads demanding a rollback to pre 1920 railroad labor act levels. Five days are given for proof of reductions, with broad classes of railroad workers involved amid wage-cut petition.
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Cnmplayra
Board to Act on Building Program Tonight
A major meeting of the Board of Education will consider the school funding plan and proposed changes to the building program. Dr N L Engelhardt from Teachers College, Columbia University, reviewed local conditions and fire safety needs, stressing updated exits, lighting, and modernization to protect children.
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Edu Amg
iUih
N. L. Engelhardt
Teachers' College
Columbia University
Pathisha Manor
Rhine
Corre
Fairview
Concord
Kav Xelburdt
Manstriet
Engelhardt
Oma
Thiengerhardt
United States
Putas
Chile
Lloyd George to Stay as Premier Amid Health Strain
London reports Premier Lloyd George, exhausted by political crisis and threats to resign, is heading to Criccieth Wales for a month's rest. An official statement from Arthur Balfour is expected, while private talks with Conservative leaders continue. The Genoa conference looms as his major focus upon return.
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United Press
London
Lloyd George
Criccieth
Wales
Arthur J. Balfour
Jeadura
Ing Street
George Young
Genoa
Hood George Wat
Suspect May Have Written Letter in Taylor Slaying Case
United Press reports a Connecticut mailed letter allegedly by Edward P. Sunda claims involvement in the February 1 shooting of William D. Taylor in Los Angeles. Police caution details are unconfirmed and seek the writer and a woman tied to the case as they widen hotel and lodging checks on the East Coast. The text notes possible wireless detection at sea and compares the case to Crippen.
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United Press
New York
A.preat
New England
Ign Todays
Edward P. Sunda
William D. Taylor
Adams
Los Angeles
Ceurch
Fission
Tetter
Connecticut
Adamny
Sanda
Taylor
Henry Peavey
Normand
Hs Band
Sandshamwritine
Bite Sant
East Oi
Wirdless
High Seas
Crippen
Gurderen
Soviet Plan for Gigantic Workers International Front
Soviet leaders plan a massive workers international front uniting all lands. Tonight a meeting of the executive committee will decide on forming a united front and review routine department business including the East Main street sewer project.
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United Press
Moscow
Tis Miegralonce
Olea Wilbeh
Paula Setalon
Meadville Co Plots Against Unions Pleads Not Guilty
Meadville Machinery Co faces murder charges after a Dunmore store dispute turns fatal. Gert W Kulley of Swiswate pleads not guilty in Scranton court to the shooting death of James M Neal, amid claims of a broader labor conflict and a $10,000 alleged payoff. The case ties to United Steel Workers actions and a company stance against union activity. Lists Ferrari, 27, dies in the same Dunmore incident, with several injured.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Gert W. Kulley
Swiswate
Scranton
Meadville
James Ml. Neal
Dunmore
Kelly
Evie Mitlond
Rufin W. Cortner
Tennessee
Deere
Neal
Tollery
Wto
Hay Declaradi General War
United State
United Pras
Gabor Board
Dunmore Hope
Pittssurgh
al Wore Renved
Ville
Lists Ferrari
Tina
Three Counties Unite For Big Road Project In Warren
A Warren meeting united Erie Warren and McKean County officials and road groups to back a proposed highway from Erie to Kane via Corry and Warren. Local representatives and highway engineers outlined the plan, seeking state support and funding for a major east west roadway linking multiple towns and linking colleges and industries.
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Erie Kane
Warren Road
Law Olds
P. Drown
Corry
Warren
Good Roads Associations
Aylitch Peogail
Joseph Hunter
Chueze
F Ey Winters
Te Warres
Erie
McKean County
Ronit Association
Jon
Ee Ta Kang
Witerford
Kay
Bnult
McKean
Rand
House to Introduce Soldier Bonus Bill This Afternoon
United Press reports the House will reintroduce the certificate and loan soldier bonus measure late today. The plan provides ex service men with certificates bearing interest at up to six percent through banks with no rediscounting by Federal Reserve Banks. Republicans support the bill, defending against inflation concerns while banks estimate the program would involve about 800 million in certificate paper.
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United Press
Marthy
Roemline
Covnle
Fight for Free State Under Way In Ireland Turmoil
Across Ireland fierce fighting raged in Limerick and Belfast as Free State and rebel forces clashed. British troops supported clearance and patrols while Dublin hosts large rallies by Griffith and Collins backing the treaty amid counter campaigns led by de Valera.
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Dublin
Arte Griffith
Michael Collins
Ftr
Treland
Bamann Deil Ora
Valeraitus
Griffith
Collins Wilde
Valera
Plan Political Fight in Behalf of Bonus Plan
United Press reports from Pittsburgh that a state political organization will meet in Harrisburg on March 21 to lay plans for participation in upcoming state and national elections. Commander Robert G Woodside says the soldiers organization will be nonpartisan and aims to unite veterans for policies aligned with veterans and national interests.
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United Pressj
Woodside
Ime
Grans
Boys Loot Poor Boxes in Philadelphia Church
Two masked boys, aged 12 and 14, entered St Chrysmas Church in Philadelphia last night and tried to seize the offertory boxes. they fled but were chased by a Sister and later captured by a guardian. Ten dollars reward reportedly from the box contained.
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Philadelphia
United Prous
St Cashmir’s
Josephy Kallis
Hisin Naman
Robbery at Sharon Dental Parlors by Bound Suspects
Sharon Pa March 6 two men entered the Wenta parlors of Dr AH Nelson bound and chloroformed Mrs Goles Shepherd, and escaped with cash totaling about 40 dollars. Police seek clues and suspects in the break‑in at the dental office.
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Sharon
AH Nelson
Goles Shepherdson
Bes
Illinois Governor on Trial for Embezzlement
Illinois governor Len Stall faces trial on charges of conspiring to embezzle state funds. Prosecutors allege governor Fred Sterling and Verne Curtis, a Grand Park banker, helped move millions from the treasury into private pockets via loans to Chicago packers at high interest. Curtis, dead, is named in the case as a key figure in the alleged scheme.
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United Prove
Len Stall
Stjnt
Progeivon
Wllegrd
Grant Park
Chicago
Tih
Sina
Springfield
Fengartes
One Killed in Chicago Tong War
United Press reports a Chicago Chinatown tong war erupting with one man killed and two wounded. Victims include Tip Sing, Da Leones members, with a Da Leones suspect shot dead at a Dasement gambling house near a restaurant. Investigators link the incident to rival faction clashes.
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Chicago
United Press
UEAGG
Chicao
Chinatown
Anlinge
Tip Singp
da Leones
Anton
Howe
Tom Liew
Sam Let
Patch
Tx Iy
On Ledynes
Tony
New Offer Coming for Muscle Shoals Project
A government plan in MurEls Alabama will be submitted to War Weeks by a group of francs jour nalists from Harp ton Georgia. J B Levering of Los Angeles says the ob fer will save the government 1000000 more than He hoped.
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Walted Pressy
Washington
Mureh
Murels
Mabama
Hares Confined to London Home in Severe Cold
Fragmented OCR text describes hares confined to a London home during severe cold weather. References to individuals such as R. B. Clark and others appear garbled, with unclear dates or locations. The piece seems to be a short notice or poem fragment lacking coherent facts or a clear event.
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London
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Ulster
Free State
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Pritieh
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Ghingt Tine State Authority
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