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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1914
Page
9
The Wabash Crystal Club hosted a Sunday picnic for shop workers and families with music, bagels, and games. The event drew about 200 employees, and a train crash near the site injured two men, prompting attention from local onlookers.
In a grade crossing collision seven miles west of town, an army transport or wagon was struck. One man named Zalwl stood on a stile and was hurt. other details incomplete due to broken text.
A snapshot of the Pennsylvania Railroad detailing its vast scope and operations. It notes about 220,000 employees, 740 miles of mainline, 26200 miles of track, thousands of locomotives and passenger cars, daily freight and passenger tonnages, and ongoing expansion projects including new passenger equipment and sleeping cars. The piece marks construction milestones and references era statistics.
Fifty six employes of the rolling mill traveled to Kansas for a dust week assignment under railroad supervision. A wreck west of New Maren caused delays as wrecking crews cleared debris and one Permin crew member was injured.
Peter Cosma, employed by Bass Foundry, lost a portion of his ear while operating machinery at the Bass Foundry on Saturday. He was removed to High Street for medical attention after the incident during his shift.
Local division officials will travel to Altoona on train No 9 for inspection and return later in the week. Participants include W. Dy and Ch Marke among others.
Foreman Charles Bond of the Wabash shops plans a two week break for rest and travel with his family. The notice lists colleagues and visiting locations, noting expected returns and ongoing shop duties.
Donald Crisp, actor and director, with Reliance Stock, showcases versatility in roles from Bull Meyer in The Escape to a sailor, sheriff or society man. He spent years with Coban Harris in The Yankee Prince and The Little Millionaire, worked under D W Griffith with the Biography Company, and produced The Newer Woman and The Iag ern of Tragedy.
A crowded, fragmented page itemizes local people visiting, attending events, and school activities across Roanoke with scattered names and places. It mentions community figures and prints brief notes about visits, classes, and social occurrences amid weather and lawn care prompts.
A chaotic OCR summary reports that a Lorimer failure derailed the county road project bidding. The bid process for the Portage Avenue road contract in Allen County saw awards to the next lowest bidder after commissioners rejected the top option.
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