Eight Bodies Recovered From Oil Well Disaster
Corsicana Texas May 10 Wighe Veillow Farben recovered today from Hig Ininniniéail yell of the Joe Highs Development Company. four others missing or burned. Explosion followed a snark from a vehicle near the gusher. fire spread as steam and flames menaced the area. Relatives of missing workers viewed the charred bodies in the MoFRAD today to identify victims.
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Corsicana
Texas
Wighe
Veillow Farben
Joe Highs Development Company
Utiont
Torin
Ulertich
Venterday
Wader Cota
Traffic Jam of Air Currents Drives Cold Wave
United Press reports a complex pattern of high and low pressure across the United States. A stationary block over the Atlantic and Europe channels cold air southward, creating a widespread cold snap as winds shift from the Arctic and western highs to the eastern and midwestern states. The weather pattern, driven by persistent jet streams, traps cold air and slows warm fronts, with travel and daily life affected nationwide.
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United Pros
Washington
Nias Jit
Gerore
United States
Heavy frost threatens fruit crops across the country
Orchard owners report a severe storm with heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures. Ground is blanketed by several inches of snow, chilling fruit beds and vineyards. Weather officials warn that the cold wave could cause substantial damage to crops in several regions.
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Dusinje
Well Known Citizen Died Wednesday in Corry
Robert Alexander longtime Corry resident died Wednesday afternoon after a period of illness. Born August 11 1837 in Wayne township he lived on East Congress Street since moving from Finchey road and farm life with wife Sarah M Dutton. Survived by children Mrs Sam Jacobson John G Alexander Dana Alexander Mrs W W Morgulidge Ward R Alexander C L Alexander and Mary A Alexander and sister Mrs Clara Ransom. Funeral Saturday at 2 30 pm from East Congress Street home with private service and Pine Grove Cemetery interment. Rev N J McIntyre Brailford and Rev N M McIntyre officiating. Miss Desie Paterson visiting from Jarviestown NY.
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East Congress Treat
Alexander
Mr Alexander
Wayne Township
Anguat 11Th
Wayne
Sci
Mra Alexander
Finchey
Corry
East Congress Strect
Sarah M Dutton
Sam Jacobson
John G. Alexander
Kansas City
Dana
W.W. Morguridge
Ward R. Alexander
C. L. Alexander
A Alexander
N. M. McIntyre
Directors of Corry Hospital Meet in Library Basement
The Corry Hospital Association board met in the library basement for a highly formal session. Dr DeRosay blocked a report on his trip related to State Appropriation for the Terry hospital. Mrs Milne reported April figures with 97 patients admitted daily and 40 operations performed. The Training School under Nunes showed excellent progress and city physicians gave lectures and showed strong interest. A community fund drive was discussed and slated for presentation to the public in late June.
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Corry
Fundy
Condolence and Birthday Telegrams Move in Germany
Telegrams of condolence sympathy and birthday wishes flowed from all parts of Germany today to Herr Krupp von Bohlen imprisoned in the Ruhr. He awaits the appeal outcome after a 18 year term tied to the killing of four German workers by French soldiers at Essen.
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Berlin
Germany
Krip von Bohlen
Ruhr
Krupp
Eauen
Mellon Haynes Clash On Dry Enforcement
A fragmented report notes a clash between Mellon and Haynes over enforcement. The text references Treasury Secretary Mellon, Prohibition officials, and legal actions around May, hinting at judicial decisions affecting drug or alcohol policy and tax matters with interstate implications.
Nation Terrorized by Brigands Forces Pax Talks
widespread bandit activity unsettles the country as attackers slow depredations push officials to abandon harsh measures and pursue a peaceful settlement with better security and order across regions.
Release of Families of U S Army Officers
A May 10 dispatch from Pekin reports the Chinese government informing American authorities that certain captives and their families will be released. Negotiations with foreign powers continue as Pekin negotiators seek protection for foreign residents and traders while planning limits on foreign influence inside city walls. The situation remains tense with military and civilian authorities cautious as talks proceed.
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United Pies
Washington
USA
Silva
Adinaufar
Rafer Rolie
Pier Fine Majie
Robert Ate
Pekin
Maan
Faye Hofhoe
Oreviye Chin
Weltiol
Maclees Leads Tournament In Horseshoe Event
Maclees continued to hold the Weel in the horseshoe pitching tournament following yesterday's game. Scores list several competitors with totals such as 192, 180, 164, 144, and 67, including Amidon, Sullivan, Spiver, Meisnger, Taylor, Loveland, Webber, and Messenger among others.
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Maclees
Laingan
Amidon
Sullivan
Spiver
Meisnger
Taylor
Loveland
Dakletrand
Webber
Talkey
Nation Ti
W Messenger
Muchees
Spicer
Messenger
Wid ‘Taylor
Dahityand
Upset by Stone Man Injured in Workplace Incident
An employee named Jones suffered a serious ankle injury after a stone incident at Crawford County. Fellow workers aided him to a hospital where he remained under care. doctors noted his condition as stable.
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Marlon Strest
Jonex
Treasury Venus
Crawford County
Jones
Ian
Mayes Denied Guilty Plea in Schwab Forgery Case
United Press reports in New York May 1 that Myrtle B Mayes denies guilt in a second degree forgery indictment related to false signatures of Charles M Schwab. She said she will explain her side at the hearing, which is set for later.
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United Press
New York
Myrtle B. Mayes
Charles M. Schwab
Otsel
Hote
Wack
Mra Hayes
Cald Hey Lea
Ake
Besieged Reported Disaster Echoes Across Rhine
May 10 reports from Berlin note Bodine of twenty Ville persons killed in a Breich Fanner incident near the Rhine. Reise writers claim Nelp St Goatas and others recount the disaster, with German Allgemeines Zeitung confirming travelers’ accounts of foreign forces severing communications and immunities amid the turmoil.
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Berlin
Corry Hospital Receives $10 000 From State Aid
Harrisburg May 10 The House Appropriation Committee approved an appropriation for Corry Hospital of ten thousand dollars. The action followed a review of petitions and requests for funding for particular hospital needs. The measure included a provision for a per diem rate of three dollars for overseeing the hospital’s operation. The committee proposed a $3000 allocation and recommended a future review period to assess ongoing support.
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Nooiuil
Corre
City eyes bids on street and utility upgrades
Mayor and city officials report bids received for a package of improvements on Mary Street, Pine Street, and Concord Street plus extended avenues. City Engineer Dickson began tabulating bids this morning. council expected to award at May meeting pending plan approval from the Revatone Taitetruvtion Company and Brudesia planum partners.
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Saverabie
Cervel
Piyanestania
Mayer Alesander
Revatone Taitetruvtion
Company
Merawitie
ZA. Planum
Brudesia
If E Rites Co
Olena
Mary Street
Pini Street
Wiel Eaple Kreety
Hirt Avenue
Concord
Concord Steet
Kaig
Pleasant-street
Dickson
Avits
Appointment Protest Stirs Washington Civil Service
A respectful but firm protest arose in Washington as a committee from Redford, Yi and nearby areas challenged President Harding’s nomination of Marion Stone as acting postmaster in the Workinia region, arguing civil service qualifications. The protest group adopted a resolution and named a committee to present objections to the president.
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Washington
Ith
Redford
Harding
Marion
Maneas Pestimaster
Stone
Government Elimination in Sugar War Sparks Court Fight
The article reports a dramatic government stance in a sugar price dispute, with New York Federal court actions denying certain appeals and prompting anticipatory legal maneuvers. Officials expect a Supreme Court decision within weeks, shaping whether price controls can be sustained or overturned. Local mentions include Justice Department actions and various residents’ brief notes as the case moves forward.
Russia Replies to British Seizure Notice in Moscow
Russia answers London protest over the seizure of fishing vessels by handing a note to the British mission in Moscow. The exchange underscores heightened tensions as the navy reiterates a stance to use force if necessary while pursuing maritime disputes.
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NAVY
Russia
Moscow
Defends Russ Rights To 12 Mile Coast Zone
London reports Russia defends its 12 mile coastal zone amid British fishing vessel tensions. Moscow accuses Britain of aggression while urging maritime arbitration. the dispute centers on fishing rights, territorial claims, and responses from Britain and Russia.
Architects Seek Role In New School Project At Board Meeting
The Board of Education heard applications from architects for the proposed new school. Bailey and Montgomerie presented plans for the site, with bids and scales reviewed. A pamphlet printing project up to 1000 copies was approved for distribution to the community. The board approved a bond office recommendation to purchase the Fair Ground, and seven teachers were elected. The meeting adjourned after routine bills and payments.
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Board of Education
Mountcorey
Lime Ag
HTM Loveland
Mig Auer
Svete
Dlr
Rowe
Car Wrecked in Collision Near Center Street
The Ford sedan owned by D Warren DeRosay was wrecked in a collision with a Corty and Columb Traction Company trolley car at the end of Smith and Center streets. DeRosay escaped unhurt in the late afternoon mishap.
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D. Warren DeRosay
Tralley
Corty End
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