Two Die in Bradford Fires Amidst Explosions
Bradford fire reports list two fatalities in a cottage at 101 Chesnut Street and a nearby incident at No 174 Chesnut. Mrs. Mary Flavin and her daughter perished after curtains ignited from a stove blaze, which spread quickly aided by wind and clothing. Neighbors and workers, including Hite Peckham, rescued others as explosions and burns affected multiple occupants.
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Bradford
Mary Flavin
Chesnut Street
Playin
Deine
Hite Peckham
Brailford Supply Co
Mr. Peckham
Abe Noor
Fuckham
Tally
Aml
Richard Wright
Sim Street
O'Elvet
Linneon
Hinsi
Witle Wright
Esther Wynkoop
Miss Dinneen
Ruth Aid
Charles Wipeton
Bonein
Violek Linneen
Mather Wyhloop
Oil City Man’s Skull Fractured in Town Incident
A notice from Oil City reports a skull fracture linked to an incident involving Patrick Moore, a Black man named Larry, or similar local figures, with accounts of the affair differing. The fragmentary clip names the National Tradilt Company and a transfer facility as context for the injury and charge.
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OW City
Maron
Patricie Mo
Mactivitat
National Tradilt Company
Trouek
Isbral
John
Larry
Tockip
Man Charged After Assault Hits McDonald in Fracture
Mrs McDonald reports her husband, Lanry, knocked down after a clash with Lanry Nit McDonald and Lacey. McDonald suffers a skull fracture with Trephining impossible. surgeon says condition critical but hopeful. Alderman McGready held Kar ly for assault and battery to custody until injuries assessed. McDonald, about 40, long-time P H R section bow and National Transit worker, father of a large family.
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Lanry
McDonald
Sone
Lacey Cluts
Mc Donald
Mra
Vetere
McGready
Karly
Altho
Nee
P. H.R
National
Trans- It Company
Fle
Mission Service Well Attended by Local Congregation
Evangelist Davidson spoke plainly to church members with robust singing by Mr Lamb who performed A Clear Heart. The Methodist church hosted a well-attended mission service with strong audience reception and plans for both afternoon and evening meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Davidson
Mr Lamb
Ula
Maiti Apewltig
Ollie
Absolite Ales
Lamb
New Building Start by Local Firm on Muln Street
Work began on a new building project by the local contracting arm of Loeve & son. Excavation was started for the paw building to be erected by the Gf togorn Company on Myst Muln St near the Phoenis Hotel. The aim is to provide a scalable space with a scapo room for mechanical and musical fixtures, to support the growing business of the firm.
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1Eove & Son
Gf Togorn Company
Myst Muln St
Phoenis
Lavine Mecouy Ab
Court Gentor
Adastad
Phe Stricture Ly
Belek
Wit
Oftleuy
Power Franchise Battle Delays City Plans and Frustrates
A chaotic council session blocked a proposed power franchise and adjourned amid sharp debate over a Night Heat and Power Co. grant. City Solicitor Roxurs outlined pending judgments and unsettled cases, while an ordinance report faced clashes over franchise terms and potential railway implications. A separate item notes a March incident where Freeda H. Lue, 15, was injured by a bullet near a water works pump station.
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Counell
Chase
Roxsurs
Rogers
Sheely
Night, Heat, and Power Co
al Murray
Sire Railway
Noam
Menera
Matiny
Keofo
Ni Rbatn
Mojeter
Pittakins
Grasoutine
Don
Old City
Freeda H. Lue
Aid Aira John Lee
Thi
Avdelle Cleaves
Breda
Lye
Jack Cleaves
Jay
Warren Witness Returns in Murder Case Probe
Warren March 26 developments push toward arrest in the murder of Hm mille Amann. Wik ito Matilis reportedly returned to the city after inducement. Witness Martin, a janitor, described telephonic statements and a later inquest, while detectives pursue leads and city or county funds for the search. The investigation continues despite questions over funding and official plans.
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Warren
Kuilte Atiwan
Wikito Matilis
Mr. Martin
Amann
J. M. Andrewa
Martin
Walluco
Andrews
Martineft Warren
Hmuscorton
Si Livitato
Mardin
Liathy
Lyons
Mayers
Shi
Hmmille Amann
Local Institution Claims Successful Cancer Treatment
A local institution reports success in treating cancer patients at the Corry Cancer Sanatorium and cites several named patients including Mrs. L. Garson of New Castle and Mr. A. D. McMonn of Crafton. The operating surgeon is praised for skill and a patient, Mrs Knott, is said to be permanently cured. New arrivals, named J. G. Kuttle and Mrs. P. S. Bush among others, seek medical advice.
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Corry Cancer Sanatoriimn
Tnt
L. ¥. Garson
New Castle
Puy Mtr
Bailey
Gowanda
N.Y
Mous Knott
Hersalf
J. G. Kulttle
Manafield
Ps A. Bush
Wirghamton
Charles Mull
Ath=ony, Pa
J. I. Jewell
Allegheny
Charles Bush
Mord City
Burglars Gun Identified in Warren Robbery Case
A revolver found on Hoffman's person was identified as the burglar's gun by Con stable Magee and Mr Scofield. Jewelry stolen from Heofield and Wellhore residences was traced to the Swedish Lutheran church area. Detectives Morning reported items matched property of Mr and Mrs Beoflelt.
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Hoffman
Tme
Spring Creele
Magee
Scofield
Mim
Woftman
Robbntes
Heofield
Ban Water
Ome Hoya
Mweee
Beoflelt
Union City Couple Married at Typerott Hotel
Union City couple Morton Morton and Mle Corn Bur Wick Hoth were quietly married by Rev. Dry Jamon G Townsond of ull éity at the Typr ott Hotel yesterday forenoon. The only attendant was the bride's father Frank fundick of Unionity-Santostown Port.
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Union City
Morton Morton
Mle Corn
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Oil City
John Larry
Royal Grape
Love & Son
C. R. Rogers & Co
POWER
Bell Telephone Co
Indep Dent
Tis
William Martin
Corry
Hoffmen
Sam Jacobson & Company
ONE Price Clothiers
Lehigh Valley Coal
The
Alden-Ragon Coal Co., Ltd
Barlow Hardware Co’s
Sitz
Barlow Hardware Company
Tor
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