Union City Trains Run Wreck Kills Two Work Crew
A gasoline spark jumps the track near Concord injuring and killing railroad workers en route to a Union City camp. Victims include Henry Perry of Union City and M Langan of New York. Dozens more suffer serious or minor injuries as three speeders and two trailers derail. emergency crews rush to Corry Hospital for treatment and investigators probe cause and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Union City
Henry Perry
M. Langan
New York
Corry
Pat McLaughlin
New York City
John Barnes
Brooklyn
William Dailey
Patrick Coyle
Buffalo
Pete Bishel
Hiram Johnson
James Nooman
Lavelly
Tartump
Helledis
Cne
Fannie
Ria
Lovells
Perry
Willy
Hefiye
Nyenwie Brosstnis
Ainluslinies
Kitler
Bennett
Gratin Peres
Gan
Dimister
Tito
Tras
Cynenra
Arent
Vhle
vickWand
Specsler
Meit
Mm Qu
Tra
Ineliting
Bie
Langan
Linden
Sleuth
Erie Railroad
New Yorks City
Unionity
Fishel
Mas
Jacovel Railroad
Acciens
Boomstock
Meadville
Nhow
School Board Delays Action On Tax Levy Vote
School board delays action on the 1925 tax levy as budget work continues. Regular meeting reviewed state aid for vocational training and approved new teachers including Virginia Graft Frances Storn Esther Lawler Robert Henderson Rose Brady and Lucile Moray with Moray to lead music. Secretary hire postponed and Myrtle Fuller recommended for favorable action later. Board expressed sorrow over janitor John Keim’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed of Education
Comming School
Mra
H.C Barnes
J.E. Love
Hillstrom
Virginia Graft
Frances Storn
Esther Lawler
Robert Henderson
Rose Brady
Lucile Moray
Dorothy
M. Waller
Patterson
Myrtle Fuller
Shems Ders
John Keim
Fairview
Richard Bar theless and Mary Tay separate by mutual agreement
United Press reports New York May 46 that film figure Richard Bar theless and his wife Mary Tay have separated by mutual agreement and may live apart permanently though no divorce is contemplated. The couple, described as former Pollies girl and spouse, will pursue individual interests while remaining legally married.
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United Press
NEW York
Richard Bartheless
Sion
Mary Tay
Pollies
Mise Tay
Baby farm proprietor cleared of charges
By United Press New York May, Mrs Augusta Geiser Volk proprietor of the Nest Side dairy farm was cleared of all charges connected with the death of her two and a half months old Agnes Tuckes. An autopsy ordered to determine cause of death followed a nurse's report alleging violent death at the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Newanork
Augusta Geiser Volk
HM Chilren
Agnes Tuckes
Lory
Ader
Geisen-Volk
Pre vocational training to be offered here
The Board of Education voted to discontinue the SHH School agriculture course and replace it with a prevocational program. Kiwanis and Rotary clubs backed the plan with industry support to equip a shop and provide part time plant instruction. Twenty two students have signed to enroll in the new vocational courses.
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Kiwanis
Rotary Cubs
Board of Education
Hemi Street
W. Terrill
Canisatidue Springs
Leis
Motor Club Convention At Conneaut Lake
Members are urged to plan for the Pennsylvania Motor Federation annual meeting at Conneaut Lake Park with dates May 28 and 20. A full program will be published later by the Corry Motor Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Club
Conneaut Lake
Nembers
Coneat Lake Park
Pennsylvania Motor ¢ Federation
Corry Motor
If Tourna
Miners Break From Unions in West Virginia
United Press report from Morgantown West Virginia May 14 describes the first break among United Mine Workers since the strike began. The article details mine shut downs near Shinusiom, union officials’ claims of organization, and arrests tied to mine marches. Elements include dynamite thefts at Thornton Fire Brick, robberies of high explosive magazines, and a dynamiting at the Rosedale mine home.
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United
Offaly
Jas
Fairmont
Willon
Onion Hall
Tower of the Hall
Thitay
Thornton. Fire Brick Company
Thorntin
W M.walking
Claents
Ard
Alice Tipple
Stephen Vans
Rosedale
Eyan
Chaplin Chillities Company
World War veteran confesses 1922 New Kensington jewelry theft
Thomas Wrought of Blawnes Pennsylvania confessed to detectives that he aided in the August 1 1922 hold up of the M Sanders jewelry store at 56 Fifth Avenue New Kensington. He said he and an accomplice escaped with three rings valued at about $5000 and later sold them in Pittsburgh for cash. Three remaining rings were discarded behind the Allegheny County Workhouse wall.
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Gems
New Kensington
United Press
Pittsburgh
Thomas Wrought
Blawnes
M Sanders
Fifth Avenua
New Kenstington
Wrought
Allegheny County
Five Best Radio Features Across Major Markets
A fragmented listing of radio features across several stations including WLS Chicago KGO Oakland WEAR New York WCCO Minneapolis WOC Davenport WWJ Detroit and WIAR Boston. Mentions programs such as Better Music and Women's Club events with times in daylight and standard time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLS
Atwater-Kene
WIP
Philadelphia
Hastage
Central Standard
Eran
Train wreck near Marshall injures and kills three
A Pennsylvania passenger train from St Louis to New York wrecked near Marshall, killing three aboard and injuring several others. Initial reports cite a faulty mechanism as the likely cause while crews continued to attend the wreck.
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United Press
Marshall, Jr
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
New York
Noth
Tee
Historical Ball at Yi High School Draws Spectators
Yi High School History Department prepares a grand Historical Ball to be held Friday at eight in junior high facilities. The event features costumes of Napoleon Marie Antoinette Cardinal Richelieu Queen Elizabeth Aristide and Julius Caesar with each class presenting stunts and orchestral numbers. Public admission with a small fee is charged and a large attendance is anticipated. Historical Society members will be guests of the History Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
History Department
Yi High School
Napoleon
Marie Antoinette
Cardinal Richelieu
Heute the Eighth
Queer Elzabeth
Aristide
Julius Caeser
Pirce
Summer School Set to Open Here in Late June
With the regular term ending, plans are made for a six week summer session likely to open June 2 and run to July. Five teachers will supervise at 100 dollars monthly. the principal may receive an extra 10 dollars. Enrollment figures await year’s end losses and income.
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Amarke
Kiwanis Club Medal for Ensign Brunner Presented
The Corry Rivas Club at the Bluebird Restaurant awarded Ensign John Hammer of Oil City the club’s distinguished service medal. Attorney Don P. Smith spoke, with responses by Ensign Brunner. Dr. Troy Gilette and Sumner Bentley also addressed the gathering. Morris C. Bonstiel traveled to Warren for a visit with his sister. Mrs. H. L. Bacon, visiting Corry, returned home in Westfield.
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Corry Rivas Club
Bluebird
Ensign John Hammer
Oil City
Focal
Salvation Army
Nes. Morris C. Bonstiel
Warren
Rhodes
HL. Bacon
Westiell
Ford to Buy and Scrap Shipping Board Fleet for Trade
Detroit May 4 five hundred Shipping Board ships nearly all government owned would be bought by Ford for junking or sale if price fits. Ford predicts salvage of 10 to 80 thousand ton ships, with total sale value up to 14 million dollars, as part of a plan after a conference with Shipping Board chair O Connor. Buffalo May 4 Connor says price not the only factor. ships would fly American flag and be used in future trade by Ford and other firms if material.
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United Prats
Washington
Oconnor
Conor Lord
United
Ford
Junkine
TV. O'Connor
Tony Deen
Jase Shipping Board
Re. Potts
Iu Vale
Bette
Guy Ows
Bupfalo
Am Tong
Amores
Chattman
Connor
Féderal Shipping Board
Menting
Munty Ford
O'Connor
Mbimb Ers
Shipping Board
Washiton
Dersiat
Conor
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Thomas Glenn
Adam Lillie
Chool Board
Baby Farm
West Virginia
High Students Historical Ball
Kiwanis Club
Brunner
O'Conner
Charles Tate
Voutiee Town
Ohio
Eich Visi
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