Fireman Hurt In Erie Railroad Wreck At Lateron
A westbound Erie Railroad freight train collided with a standing passenger train near Lateron east of Reach Wood water station at 12 25 P M Saturday. A rear fireman on the freight jumped and was slightly injured. no others hurt. Damages included a demolished caboose and a damaged caboose with two cars and a coal car derailed. traffic was halted until the wreckage cleared. The injured fireman’s name was not learned and no official report has been issued.
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Lateron
Jamestown
Aber al Aniions
Eric Raitomad
Jamesown Post
Sie
Lateran
Reech Wood Water Station
Lew
Bulhulo Uut
Salamanca
Sini
Reze
Rasmet Heer
Franklin Man Fatally Hurt In Railroad Yard Accident
Emmett Ry, a former Franklin resident, died at Tarentum Hospital at 6 40 Saturday morning after being crushed between a rain and a building on March 7 while acting as brakeman on a train in Allegheny Steel Co yards. An operation Friday failed to save him.
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Franklin
Emmett Ry
Pranklin
Tarentum Hospital
Ray
Trath
Alleghirty
Funeral of Miss Braman Held at Pine Grove Cemetery
Funeral services for Miss Martha Braman aged resident of the town were held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Atesquder & Company's Funeral parlors. Rev Henry A First pastor of Emmanuel Episcopal church conducted the ceremonies. The interment followed in Pine Grove cemetery with Frank Bliss Dr J H Castor Bentley and Braman Rochester among the hearers.
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Martha Braman
Atesquder & Company
Henry A
Tanmanuel Episcopal Church
Tyrer
Pine Grove
Frank Bliss
J. H, Castor
Bentley
Braman
Rochester
Nani
Vernal Equinox Signals Mixed Spring Weather Across Regions
Spring officially arrived at 9:59 today but winter lingers in many areas. The weather bureau forecasts warm relief for the easy middle Atlantic and Gulf states, with showers and floods reported in the west and south, while flora shows early bloom and growth in several regions.
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Equator
Barreau
Middle Atlantic
Gulf States
South Atlantic
Out of the West
Sid
Cory
Crocis
Bank Installs New Burroughs Automatic Machines
Citizens' National Bank installs two Burroughs automatic bookkeeping machines the first in the region. The new equipment speeds up transfers and provides self checking accuracy, safeguarding customer accounts and ensuring statements are ready by the first business day each month.
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Citizens National Bank
Citizens’ National Bankad
Wis
Meadvilly
Erie
Faculty Men Fortune From Remembering Names
A quirky note claims valuable faculty men have profited by cultivating memory for names and mixing them with families, suggesting a social gap debate. The piece hints at clever networking and personal recall as a form of advantage in community circles.
Piccadill Woman Dies After Two Years Illness
Harold Jewell reports the death Sunday morning at Piccadillt Hill of Mrs. Jewell born in Columbus Pennsylvania after a two year illness. Survived by husband two sons a daughter and six siblings including Andrew Johnson of Corry and Thomas Johnson. Funeral at Davisons Chapel Wednesday at 2 pm with burial in Pine Grove cemetery then interment at David Curtis cemetery Columbus.
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Harold Jewell
Piccadillt Hill
Orelock
Ilness
Jewell
Columbus
Sewell
Levis Johnsons
Andrew Avi
Thomas Johnson
Corry
Polmar Nealsm
Union City
Diasison
Pine Grove
David Curtis
Cok ' Amibus
New Officers Installed by United Commercial Travelers
The United Commercial Travelers held an installation ceremony in the Hut block roos on Saturday evening. Wesley I. Howard installed the officers including Senior Councilor D. Te Nantes Junior Councilor J. Wil Jamptielf past councilor Worth Humanity conductor TI, W. Mosher, page, George Mulderick sentinel JG Jeremins IL J. Davis secretary, and executive committee Frank O. Howard and William Duity. A class of candidates was initiated and a social hour followed the large turnout.
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United Commercial
Wesley
Howard
D. Te Nantes
J. Wil Jamptielf
Worth Humanity
W. Mosher
Page
George Mulderick
Sentinel
JG Jeremins
IL J. Davis
Frank O. Howard
William Duity
Skin Ailments Helped by 8 8 8 Remedy, Mrs Barker Claims
Mrs J W Barker reports relief from pimples boils and skin eruptions after using 8 8 8 remedy. She says the product strengthens the body aids nourishment and stops itching and boils. Sold in two sizes with preventative health benefits promoted.
Mine Strike Looms in Pittsburgh District, April 1
United Press reports rising tensions as miners in the Pittsburgh district plan a strike set for April 1. Union leaders and company actions clash over wage disputes and shop operations, with the United Mine Workers organization mobilizing to rebuild influence and organize miners in response to industry-wide reductions.
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William H. Lander
United Press
Pupysburgu
Whanton Busin
Mittabursitos
Mubh Cout
Ttletburgh Seal Company
éidwavGr
Operaporis
Murray
Ead
Caird
Pittsburgh
Conductor Fined for Wreck Injuring Three at Station
Three persons were slightly injured when the Trinity Express of the Pennsylvania Railroad wrecked at a crossing near the New York station. Conductor W. B. Danley of New Market was fined 75 dollars and spent ten days in jail after sentencing by a Harrisburg court. The accident occurred as the express pulled into the Pennsylvania station. wires were involved and a switch caused the collision. Danley was the only seriously hurt passenger. others declined to identify themselves.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Trinity Express
Pennsylvania
cMad
Ratvoutamic &-Swisch
Eraahtdaie
W. B
Sampells case over rail crossing penalty upheld in Durkin
Roy Samp sell aged 0 of Oil City Pa was arrested January 29 for permitting weight at a railroad crossing causing long delays. Judge Johnson denied a new trial and upheld the municipal court ruling. Samp sell faces a $75 fine or ten days in jail and may be re jailed if the fine is not paid. The case has drawn local interest as train blocks at crossings inconvenience citizens.
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Roy
Sampsell
Oil City
Pennsylvania Railroad
John J. Warrery
Jude Anthony Johinson
Sampsult
Isis
Umpsell
Chet Warren
Samipsyll
Laugh at Damp Weather Permanent Wave For Easter
Advertisement for a permanent wave service promising lasting results through summer. Mentions early appointments and a phone contact 250-W in Union City at Hille Botbe Shoppe Hal.
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Union City
Hille
Hal
Rheumatism Cure Silent Sales Pitch From France
A dubious ad claims a French rheumatism prescription provided free by an American soldier in France. The seller promises to mail the remedy upon request and asks readers to send their address with a postal to Rockton Mass. Dept. C421.
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Wile
France
Rockton
Mass
Tobacco Grown Across Regions in Early North Aldhingh
The article notes tobacco cultivation in the North Aldhingh teburco area and distinct growing patterns. It mentions South and Northern states with Connecticut’s Glastonbury district containing many fields. the text implies substantial production for tobacco products.
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Connecticut
Glastonbury
Walker Aims for County Commissioner Post
West Springfield businessman William Walker a former county treasurer and commissioner will seek the county commissioner's seat at the fall election. He announces a broad campaign with support from friends and his backers in Erie County. Walker notes actions by colleagues before leaving office that aided road programs, and he plans extensive campaigning through spring and summer.
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William Walker
West Springfield
Republicas
Walkin
Erie County
Tt Wwitt
Hee
Walkers
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Union City, Pa
Lew Wallace
Metro Goldwyn- Mayer
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CB Diffingham
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Je Ee E Symphony Orchestra
Carl Hahn
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