Corn Roast Ends In Near-Electric Accident At Homes
A Pennsylvanta RR worker was nearly electrocuted while a high voltage line at the North Gerry gravel site sparked an accident. A worker grabbed a live wire while loading a shovel derrick, suffering burns to arms and hands. two others were burned on the forehead and neck. The injured man was not seriously hurt.
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Pennsylvanta Railroad
Gravel PLC
North
Gerry Cade
Ero
Willy
Warlurk
Wortick Anh
Police Arrest Three Young Men for Disorderly Park Scene
Three local youths were arrested last evening for singing and boisterous conduct in the park. They appeared before the mayor this morning, were remanded, and fined. Residents near the park have long complained of nightly gatherings and public nuisance. police will act to curb it.
Roosevelt confesses anger over canal remarks and campaign plans
United Press from New York reports Colonel Roosevelt, filming a six month stay in South Antabos, will rally for congressional and state campaigns next year. He denounces newspapers that published portions of a speech and criticizes Wilson policy, saying the Panama Canal would not exist without his methods and aides.
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United Press
New York
Roosevelt
Anartos
Aia Morning
Farawall
Abs
Panama Canal
Panama
Wilson
Adinistration
Guba
Hayer
BROWN SAYS HE IS NOT PLEDGED
Clyde F Brown denies pledging support to candidates for appointed city offices under the new city government He states he will not be bound by pledges if elected and will act in the best interest of the city He notes his past independent record and high primary support.
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Kumolp
Commission
Clyde F. Brown
Brown
Cornelman
Tam
Fust
Rimaries
Presbyterian Gym Classes Start After Preparations
Active workers finalize plans for Presbyterian gym classes with tickets for all age groups. Harry Alexander leads men, Indies and children classes to begin next week. Tuesday and Friday evenings the Business Men's group meets at 7 50, youth at 7 40, Senior Boy Scout and Junior girls classes also scheduled on specific days and times.
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Harry Alexander
Acows
Ming Annie Laurie
Rey, Woodward
First Game In Six Years Opens Company A Football Season
One week from this afternoon the first big football game in Conru da in six years will take place. Company A. will host St Bona venture College of Olean at Washington St. Park. The Company A. team has been practicing well and will be in good condition for its initial season. The lineup will be announced early this week.
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Conru da
Company A. Wim
St. Bonaventure College
Olean
Washington St
Phe
Company A
Co. A
Lucky fire destroys St Paul Union Depot in blaze
October 4 in St Paul the ramshackle Union Station burned to the ground causing about 250000 in losses. The fire halted trains while the city plans a new depot with improved track changes costing around ten million. A YMCA worker, Miss Eastman, woke eight immigrant travelers in time for their safety.
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United Press
St. Paul
Ten Missions
Eastman
Y. W
Miner Entombed for Week Is Brought to Safety
United Press reports Thomas Tospewky of the Continental mine Lehigh Coal Company was rescued after being entombed behind eighty feet of rock for a week. Doctors say his condition is remarkable. a two inch pipe kept him alive. His pulse rose from 72 to 80 as he regained strength, and he is resting with family and friends sending food and flowers.
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Miner
United Press
Thomas Tospewky
Lehigh Coat Company
Thin Place
Tospesky
Whig
O'Donnell
Hooters
Tos Pesky
Tospesiy
Rock
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Warren Savings Bank
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