Three Year Old Tad Suffers Scald Injuries In Kitchen Incident
Yesterday afternoon a toddler named Tad Faulkner fell into a hot water tub while his mother washed and was badly scalded. He was taken to Corry Hospital for treatment with his condition described as serious though stabilized, after being transported by train later that day.
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Tad
Tijon City
Corry Hospital
J. Faulkner
Leon
Linstove
Thaldo
Corry
Morntine
Weather Report Notes Unclear Local Rain Outlook
Vague weather item describes rain and temperature with garbled place names and dates. No clear forecast or locations from the legible lines.
Night photography stunt with electric lighting tested
A new night photography experiment on North Center street used a homemade tungsten frame with 100 candle power lamps and 60 candle power jumps fed by line voltage to achieve bright contrast. The setup included a six by one square frame and a high voltage switch, yielding practical results for night portraits and group photos without external glare.
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North Center Street
Hecenlly
Harrisburg
New Castle
Altoon
Erle
Mr. Shuss
Ducumh
Han Hhru
Wong
Abinton
Boy Found Unconscious In Street After Unknown Incident
A twelve year old Groawall boy was found unconscious on a street near the Institution. He was taken to hospital, later regained consciousness but could not explain the injury on his temple believed to be from a blow by a vehicle. He was kept for observation.
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Loveland
Wospital
Ivins
Cohen
Sue
Mayor-Elect and Solicitor to Attend City League Meeting
Mayor elect John B Patterson and City Solicitor Kincaid will travel to Harrisburg to attend the Third Class City League meeting in the State capital on November 20. The delegates, Corry Ketlemen, depart tomorrow and likely return Friday, as officials discuss switching to a commission form of government.
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Select Council
Asteven
Nk & Inbal
Select By
Hlent
John B. Patterson
Kincaid
Harrisburg
Solicitors of Cities
City League
Corry Ketlemen
Leening
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Promises Key Decisions
The Corry Chamber of Commerce schedules a meeting in the secretary's office to review the nine month old organization. Officials plan to discuss future operations, finances, and active member participation to boost work and results.
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Daring Bandit Tries Mail Robbery On Pacific Short Line
United Press reports a bold thief boarded the Pacific Short Line Limited from San Jose to St Prunelseo last night, slashing registers and drawing empty mail bags as clerks were kept powerless. He fled as the train reached the yards, suspected to be linked to a similar theft weeks earlier. the take is believed to run into thousands.
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United Press
St Prunelseo
Santigem Pacific
Sai Jose
Tok Holdings
Ely
Girl With Gun Holds Bold Bandit At Reagan Saloon
Pittsburg Pa November 18 United Press reports a girl teacher aged 48 halted a highwayman who had just robbed a Reagan saloon. He attempted to flee with cash but the woman drew her revolver and guarded exits until police arrived, quelling the theft.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Michael Riley
Reagan
Iklchen
Follow
President of New York Central Resigns
President Brown of the New York Central Railway has resigned amid sudden move. No explanation available this morning. The change comes as the railway faces uncertain times and leadership is in question.
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New York Central
Ey Cubur
Ryan
New York
President Brown
New York Central Railway
Rallway
Weather men reply to critics in Great Lakes storm warnings
In Cleveland on November 14 a statement from Secretary Houston and Prof Marvin head of the Federal weather bureau in Washington says vessel captains ignored storm warnings, leading to losses on the Great Lakes. The bureau personnel are exonerated and warned ships should heed signals to avoid wrecks.
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United Prove
Cleveland
Agricalture
Houston
Marvin
Federal
Weather Durenti
Washington
Prankenfield
Great Lakes
Aureau
West Virginia Cases Continued in Federal Court Indictments
United Mine Workers officials led by Tom P White appeared in Charleston federal court today to answer indictments. The cases were continued indefinitely after private Justice Department advice indicated that cave brassing would not be countenanced.
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United Press
Charleston
West Virginia
Tom P White
United Mine Workers
Department of Justice
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Oil City Crust Co
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First National Bank
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