Thirteen Dead In New Haven Wreck On Wallingford Line
Thirteen are dead and more than twenty injured after a New York, New Haven and Hartford railway collision near Wallingford at 6 am. The White Mountain Express hit the Bar Harbor Express, overturning four cars and crushing two Pullmans. Rescue teams and special trains were summoned as investigators planned an immediate probe.
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Lad Kills Blacksnake Near Corry In Rural Field
Saturday afternoon Leroy Dickin, a fourteen year old boy from the Carter Hill road area, killed a large blacksnake three feet long in a field near his home. The incident killed thirty five young snakes nearby, a rare sight for the region. Local readers sent the report to the office describing the event.
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Corry
Murray Knocked Out by Decision
Judge Paul Benson rules that a non partisans ballot must be adopted by Werle County for the coming election. W. Murray, president of the Cong City Baseball League, is cut from the mayoral race as the ruling blocks his candidacy and delays filing steps.
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Cong City
Paul Benson
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Werle County
Murray
Legunning
Wali
Republican Party
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Powell On Local Ticket After Paper Mixup
A clerical error mixed W Powell papers with council candidate papers. Mayor Alexander and commissioners resolved the issue in a 15 minute call. Judge Benson had ruled the nonpartisan ballot valid and Powell would have missed the race without proper filing.
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Powell
Rogan
Corry
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Weather Outlook Warns of Warmer Wednesday in South
The forecast calls for warmer temperatures on Wednesday across southern portions of the state. Expect higher-than-average highs and light winds with clear to partly cloudy skies.
-Crowded Fairgrounds Preview Record Carnival Exhibits
Fairgrounds fill as the Corry Muir exhibition prepares for a bigger year with doubled concessions and attractions. Cattle lightly stocked but poultry display promises the largest local showing. out of town birds arrive. A four-horse Hamburg string will headline the night program, raced by young jockeys in an English themed act.
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Corry Muir
Margaudge
Tyory
Poultry Department
Gorry
Tay
Hamburg
Disorderly Arrests After North Center Street Disturbance
Neighbors on North Center street called police to a Hat occupied by Charles Ricker where a disorderly row and loud noise led to arrests. Officer Merritt and Penc er detained Ricker and his wife at the city jail. The man fined ten dollars by Mayor Alexander, wife released. Woman reportedly refused entry, kicked in the door, and caused a noisy disturbance prompting police action.
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Charles Ricker
Otticery “Pencer
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Rumor of Illegal Exhibits at City Carnival Fair
Reports claim a large carnival and other attractions at the fair grounds may violate state law by displaying insane or deformed individuals for pay. Officials and police are urged to enforce the law, with penalties up to 1000 dollars or six months' imprisonment.
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Wreck Delays Train 63 on Pennsylvania Railroad
Late last night freight cars derailed on the Pennsylvania Railroad a short distance from Ol City slowing traffic for four to five hours. Train No. 12 from Corry came in about four hours late after the wreck. Train crews worked to clear the line as investigators sought the cause of the incident.
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