Nine Die As Twentieth Century Limited Wreck In Erie
Erie dispatch reports the New York Central Twentieth Century Limited rear ended by a following section near Forsythe Street at 1 30 am. Nine fatalities eight passengers and one trainman with many others injured. Wild Bill Donovan among the dead. Investigations by New York Central Chautauqua County Coroner and rail authorities launched.
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Wild Bill Donovon
Jerorlythe
N. Y
New York Central
Twentieth Century Limited
Avorities Chautauqua
York
New York Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Raiload Company
Erie
Therre
Chautauqua County
Limited
Forsythe
Buffalo Road
Wild Bill
Tonovan
Wilkinsburg
Ro N. Y
W. S. Stafford
Todd Street
C.H. Hante
G Maier
Pennwood Avenue
Age
Stratford
Charles Patterson
Buffalo
J. Remler
Atterson
New York Central Opeiaty
Asatabula
Colingwood
Fiie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Arrow
B.V. Brogan
Donovan
Bill” Donovan
George M. Wiss
New Haven
Welas
Weiss
Chicago
Traff
Pulman
Cleveland
Signa
Patterson
National League
John A Heydlee
Natural League
William F. Geker
Philadelphia Nationals
Frank Gore
Pilident Heydler
Calen Cain
Forsche
Heydter
Paker
Wild Bi" Donovan
Bill Donovan
Lovbies
Heydler
Naaional Lague
Aouth
Baldwin Heads English Government In Crisis
Prime Minister Baldwin arrived from Chequers Court and met the king at Buckingham Palace. The Central News says he did not resign and will inform the cabinet tomorrow of his plan to retain power until Parliament meets next month. Rumors of resignation are denied by Conservative quarters. Supporters advise him not to resign while opponents doubt he can remain premier.
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London
Baldwin
Chequers Court
Buckingham Palace
Reform School Guard In Serious Condition After Relapse
George A. Bernard, guard at the West Virginia Reform School in Prantytown, was struck in the head with a mattock last April. He has suffered a relapse at home and his present condition is very serious after several operations. Friends express hope for a speedy recovery.
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George A. Bernard
West Virginia Reform School
Prantytown
Bernard
Dr Charles A Sinsel Buried This Afternoon
Dr Charles Arthur Sinsel a prominent West Virginia physician with ties to Taylor county and the Baltimore and Ohio system died Saturday. He served in state politics and fraternal orders, and was a deacon and teacher at the First Baptist Church. Funeral arrangements followed at his Maple Avenue home with a large community turnout.
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Charles Arthur
Pruntytown
Taylor Couty
West Virginia
Tie
Arthur Sinsel
Hannah J
Sigma Chi
Dennison
Taylor County Medical Association
Railway Surerans Association
VU. A. Peston
Baltimore and Ohio
Slusel
T. Stns
Ira
Nolvineon
Mary F. Birsol
Grafton
Senate
Haip
Grayson
Chamber of Command
Redross
Odd Fellows
The
Moose
Hes, Woodsen
Mercury
Gratton Lodge
Vries
Osiris Temple of the Mystic Shrine
First Baptist Church
Kervica
May Davidson
Sinsel
Nona
Charles A. Line
Sinsel Parsd
Maple Avenue
Ubis
Sin
de Molay
K. 7
J. . Brown
President Coolidge backs aeronautics effort and bureau
A White House special communication to Congress transmits the Naval Advisory Committee of Aeronautics annual report. President Coolidge endorses continued scientific aeronautics research and the creation of a bureau of aeronautics in the Department of Commerce to advance U S aviation knowledge and military capability.
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Washington
Coolidge
America
Congress
Naval Advisory Committee of Aeronautics
Department of Commerce
Jewelry Donated for Shrine Construction
Catholic groups across the nation have sent 89 varied gems and jewelry items to the National Catholic Shrine of the Immaculate Conception at Catholic University. A large safe deposit box has been requisitioned to hold them while plans are made to melt them into chalices and other vessels for altar use, including children's rings and wedding bands among the priceless tokens.
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Washington
Catholic University
Shrine to be largest Catholic church edifice in America
Gifts to the fund for a great shrine include jewels and rings from U S Catholics and donors abroad. A Washington woman's diamond cluster valued over 3000 dollars stands out among offerings. A Colorado miner sent a solid nugget and a Civil War veteran supplied his gold ring. The crypt is partly finished. estimated cost 5 to 7 million dollars, capacity 3000. Indians at Bacatete on the Yaqui river move into the mountains amid protest over Mexican policy.
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Bernard McKenna
Thomas J. Shahan
United States
Europe
South Americ
Washington
Colorado
Hawaii
America
Insurgent Push Gains Ground Across Mexico
Reports confirm Jalapa fell to rebel forces led by General Sanchez, with insurgent units advancing on Veracruz Guadalajara and Jalisco. Attacks near Mexico City threaten central provinces as 10 000 troops mobilize. exchanges of prisoners noted and clashes reported in Nayarit and Sonora areas.
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Mexico City
Laredo
Texas
Jalapa
Vera Cruz
Sanchez
Alberta
Veracruz
Guadalajara
Jalisco
Mexico
Toft
Berlinga
Mayer
Obregon
Jilapa
Nayarit
Ortega
Maya
Estrada
Merrelrs
Sinaloa
Sonora
Manzangillo
Oregon
Iraquato
Amaro
Jalacco
City Fathers Press for Stricter Milk Ordinance
Grafton city council Monday endorsed a stringent milk sales ordinance modeled on state guidelines. It requires licenses from health authorities, annual renewals by July 1, and strict standards for farms, milk rooms, cow health, utensil sterilization, bottling, pasteurization, and delivery to protect public health.
Dallas man kills wife and daughter then fatally shoots himself
In Dallas Texas on December 10 Peyton Pierce shot and killed his wife Cora and their 13 year old daughter Ruth in the family home and likely wounded himself. Police said he brought the girl home from school locked the door to her mother’s bedroom and fired the fatal shots. He is not expected to live.
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Dallas
Texas
Peyton Pierce
Cora
Ruth
Pierce
Evidence Destroyed in Liquor Trial Order
In Wheeling on December 10 the federal court Justice Department agents H. H. Stroud and George B. Held along with Otto Schanek were appointed to destroy evidence used in a liquor case and to report findings at the court’s next meeting. The order was issued by Judge W. Baker.
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Wheeling
Federal Court
Northern District of
West Virginia
W. ¥. Baker
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Yaqui
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Rodriguez
Rio Grande
Mand
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Rodiguez
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