Man May Have Been Murdered Near Corry
Warran Pa October 24. Warren County authorities report a possible murder near Corry, as Coroner DeVorpat and District Attorney Frank J Lyons investigate the death of Thomas Jomfarvon Sutton, about 30, found dead on Mickle Hill in Spring Creek Township. An inquest and autopsy are planned for tomorrow.
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Warren County
Spring Creek Township
Warran
Tay Hye
Iis
Handy
Tsp
Suuplelown
DeVorpat
Frank J Lyons
Thomas Jomfarvon Sutton
Mickle Hill
Spring Creek
Ear Spartanphare
J. G. Brown
Sutton
Tomorow
Fifty New Engines Ordered for Pennsy Railroad
Fifty new locomotives costing about 1.2 million dollars were ordered from Baldwin Locomotive Works for use on the Pennsylvania system east of Pittsburgh with options for 50 more to the west. The 24 000 dollar price tag per engine reflects a major advance in cylinder design and power. Baldwin and Pennsylvania lines billing include 69 additional engines for the system as part of 144 recently placed orders. The Baldwin plant, led by Albyn Johnson, operates near capacity with 17 600 workers and sufficient orders to keep factories running through the new year.
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Hislawin Locomotive Works
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Nea
Pittaburs
Baldwin Works
Pennsylvania Lines
Alconu
Albin Johnson
Record Enrollment Growth at Yale Amid Housing Changes
Anie Press reports Yale University sees record enrollment for the 1912 to 1914 term with more seniors than ever. Dean Jones cannot finalize campus housing as freshmen are largely housed on campus, with about sixteen to reside in private dormitories on York streets under college supervision.
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Anie Press
Lew Mayon
Conn
Yale University
Alan
Dean Jones
York Ptrouts
Jinftora
Fonlope
Batter Quality Wanted Little Bisle Heat Water
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a mock exchange about batter quality and a complained taste. A mother interjects about obtaining a different product and asserts a demand for value, while two unnamed speakers dispute the quality and pricing.
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Lantow
Boston Transcript
Mayor Stern Abandons Trip and Stays City Hall
Mayor Stern says he will not take the planned trip and will remain at City Hall for the next three to four weeks. He denounces the reported plans to appoint an acting mayor and calls the council’s move a contemptible trick. A special council meeting is planned for tomorrow night to decide the acting leadership.
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Firle
Py Dune
Connelti
Burney
Mexican revolution costly and claims commission proposed
Washington reports President Huerta discussing a commission to handle foreign claims arising from the six years of unrest in Mexico. The plan envisions a mixed body with international representation, likely upsetting major powers but aiming to satisfy U S, British, French, German, and Spanish interests while Mexico seeks larger influence. Estimated U S damages from the revolt reach about 120 million, with some estimates doubling that, potentially prompting demands for billions in settlements. Camp marshal shot to death in Trinidad near Sundown, Colorado, by striking workers. widow and three children left. Burglars loot Wagner villa in Walrath. a gold watch and memento box stolen, trail leads to unknown thieves.
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United States
Henny Haswok
Almerican
Mexico City
Huropeda
Mexico
Ablada
Marshal
Trinidad
Colp
Robert Lee
Murabal
Sosundo
Colorado’ Fuel & Iron Company
Here
Boother Forsignera
Lea
Campaign to curb immodest dress by W. C. U. women
Chicago dispatch reports the United Press on Sept 25 that about three thousand W. C. U. women nationwide will push to ban slit skirts, X ray gowns, and decollete outfits. Mrs. Almena Parker McDonald of Cook County W. C. U. urges a large scale high fashion reform drive, forming a “big sister” movement and rallying other women’s clubs to join. She condemns current styles as indecent, notes limited impact of purity campaigns, and cites concerns about school girls and parents unable to afford fancier attire. The proposal asks W. A. U. groups to back a united front against immodest apparel.
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United Press
Chicago
W. 3
United States
Panks
Almena Parker McDonald
McDonald
Cook County
Ljam
Barosma advertised as a kidney remedy promising relief
An advertisement touts Barosma from Thompson Medical Co and Ames Co as a vegetable kidney tonic. It claims quick relief from fatigue and nervous distress, notes a refund option, and suggests using dandelion and mandrake pills when constipation occurs. Includes prices 60 cents and 1 dollar and cites Titusville, Pa.
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Thomas Downee
Mw FF. Ames & Co
Thompson
Thompson Medical Co
Titusville
Prady
Erie Worker Dies From Severe Burns at Petty Iron Works
A Patton Pa man died at Humol hospital after a blast furnace accident at Petty Iron Works Monday night. He went beside the furnace to sleep and an unearthed bucket of molten material dumped on him by coworkers caused fatal burns. He fled toward the Jake but died from injuries sustained.
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Erie
Urlé
Min
Patton
Petty Iron Works
Humol
Digal
Els
Jake
Tebor
Hamat
Parcel Post Free Maps Offer With Journal Subscription
A notice offers free Parcel Post Maps and a 20 by 86 inch map sheet with complete rate schedule. The maps are provided with every new Journal subscription or to any subscriber in arrears who pays one year in advance.
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