Two Juniata students killed by express train in Huntingdon
John Devily 20 of Queen Bedford county and Willis Deemer 19 of Brushvalley Indiana co died instantly when westbound freight forced them from the tracks at Huntingdon Rock Cut. Devily hurled Deemer fifty feet. bodies sent to Jun states authorities. Deemer survived by parents and several siblings. funeral set for Thursday with Rev. T F Colleote to conduct.
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Juniata College
Huntingdon
John Devily
Queen
Bedford County
Willis O Deemer
Brushvalley
Indiana County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Huntingdon Rock
Devily
Deemer
Junistatelege
Willis Demer
Po A Deemer
Brishvalley Township
Armstrong Count
Marion Center
Bushe Valley
Ansley family plagued by railroad tragedy and dances
Clair Ansley, son of Jasper Ansley, was injured as a Panhandle Railroad passenger brakeman and had his arm amputated at Mercy Hospital Pittsburg after an accident. His father Jasper was killed previously, and a brother died while with the P R. Brooks Dancing School plans a Library Hall series starting Monday November 1 with Apple’s Orchestra for dancing 9 to 12.
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Ansley
Clair Ansley
Jasper Ansley
Panhandle
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburg
P. R
Daniel Ansley
Brooks Dancing School
Library Hall
Apple
How to Treat a Sprain
A brief ad states Spraining relief methods with Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The product claims to reduce inflammation and soreness so a sprain heals in about one third the usual time. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Dr Cartwright to Lecture at First U P Church
Dr Charles L E Cartwright renowned Methodist divine will deliver the lecture The Marble Walleth at the First U P Church on November 1.
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Dr. Cartwright
Charles L. E. Cartwright
U. P
Company F Beaten at Clymer in Narrow 21 to 3
Saturday defeat of Company F's basketball five at Clymer by a score of 21 to 3 is noted. The ad promotes dairy feed and margarine products from Ray & Trainer at No. 12 N. Ninth Street, advertising 22 cent per pound margarine and beet pulp feed for cows.
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Company F
Clymer
Fresh Ray & Trainer
Ninth Street
Jack London Reported Seriously Ill at Heilwood Home
Report indicates Jack London superintendent of construction for the Second Ward school suffered hemorrhages yesterday. He was briefly reachable by Heilwood phones but details of his condition and prognosis remain unclear. London resided and supervised work on the Second Ward school project.
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Jack London
Heilwood
Kiski Elevens Suffer Two Losses in Youngstown and Blairsville
Kiski Academy twelve faced Raven High School in Youngstown where the eleven lost 15 to 0 and the Reserves were defeated at Blairsville 10 to 6.
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Youngstown
Blairsville
Kiski
Raven High School
How to Cure a Cold with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
The article promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable treatment for colds and flu, claiming worldwide reputation and quick relief. It notes the medicine supports natural healing, aids expectoration, clears secretions, and is safe for all ages without narcotics, available from druggists.
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Gale
Fermino Farcona Marriage and Local Advertisements
Fermino Farcona and Angelina Farcona were married on Nov 1 by Squire J. G. Fleming at his other on Carpenter avenue. Just received a car of dried beet pulp. James St. Clair, the feed man, 502¢ on. On and after Nov 1, a supply of oleomargerine will be at McCoy and Long's store. J. B. Roberts, Prop. 62-81.
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James St. Clair
Fermino—Farcona
Farconi Fermino
Angelina Farcona
Squire J. G. Fleming
Carpenter Avenue
McCoy & Long
J. B. Roberts
Two Serious Charges Heard At Justice Crossman Hearing
A long court hearing aired two serious charges against Ed Gaston linked to the death of William Davis. The case centers on alleged liquor gifting to men of intemperate habits leading to Davis's death. Gaston faced a preliminary hearing with Squire Crossman and remains jailed for lack of bail.
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Justice Crossman
Ed Gaston
William
Cracy) Davis
Davis
Gaston
Joe Keck
Clark Davis
Squire J. A. Crossman
John
Clarence Carney
Kellar Harris
James S. Hammers
Personal Property Valuation in Pa. Hits 1909 Total
In Pennsylvania the 1909 personal property returned for taxation totals 1,141,894,087.92 dollars, up by more than 37 million from the previous year. Of 67 counties, only 13 show declines, with Indiana and Clearfield among those falling back. Indiana county reports a valuation of 2,677,847 dollars, a decrease of 104,025.78.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana
Clearfield
Rabbits Now Lawful Game Opens for Season
The rabbit hunting season opens today and runs until December 16 with a daily bag limit of 10 rabbits. The deer season runs from November 16 to December 1.
Hunting Party Seeks Week At Edgewood Farm
Delos Hetrick J G Fleming W T Wilson and James Gompers travel to the Hetrick farm near Edgewood to spend a week chasing cotton table for the hunting party activity.
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Edgewood
Delos Hetrick
J. G. Fleming
W. T. Wilson
James Gompers
Hetrick
Nine Die As Fire Destroys Citizens Savings Block
In St Johnsbury Vermont a major blaze gutted the Citizens Savings block, killing nine people and injuring two others. The four story brick complex housed stores offices and tenements and is owned by the Citizens Savings bank. The fire likely started in a basement restaurant and firefighters wet down the ruins to probe for victims.
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St. Johnsbury
Citizens Savings Block
Citizens Savings Bank
On the Road for a Shoe House
Herbert Bell, formerly with the A. S. Cunningham Co for several months, now acts as a salesman for the Monroe Bros Shoe Company of Philadelphia, expanding its sales force and representing the firm in new markets.
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Herbert Bell
A. S. Cunningham Co
Monroe Bros. Shoe Company
Philadelphia
Rabbits to be slaughtered on Keller farm hunting trip
Bert and Benjamin Keller J Willis and William Wilson will travel to the Keller farm at Suncliff Wednesday for a rabbit hunting excursion.
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Bert
Benjamin Keller
J. Willis
William Wilson
Keller
Suncliff
Derry to Blairsville streetcar line eyed for next spring
The Westmoreland Street Railway Co may extend its line from Latrobe to Derry then Blairsville, with officials from Pittsburg and Latrobe touring the route. West Penn Railways reports engineers at Greensburg preparing a Latrobe to Greensburg link as construction nears.
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West Penn Railways Company
Indiana
Blairsville
Westmoreland Street Railway Company
Latrobe
Derry
Ridgeview Park
Westmoreland
Schwardt
J. G. Vilsack
A. P. Meyer
Pittsburg
Weat Fenn Company
Greensburg
Greenaburg
Amendment Not Not Acceptable Dinner Honor Held
Gen. Harry White returned from Philadelphia where he spoke at a Dooner's Hotel dinner for the men who served with him during the 1873 State Constitution amendment. Of 183 attendees, only 14 are living.
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Harry White
Philadelphia
Dooner
Veterans Reunions Highlight Address by General White
Survivors of past conflicts hold annual reunions as General White reviews amendments before voters tomorrow. The assembly adopts most changes but rejects No 7 which would shift election boards from elective to appointive, a change not supported.
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White
Night Riders Raid After Shotgun Standoff in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky forty masked night riders forced entry at George Kreltz’s home aiming to whip him. Kreltz’s daughter fired a double barrel shotgun wounding no one as the raiders fled. Earlier, riders shot at neighbor Benjamin Longnecker’s farm, narrowly missing occupants. Both men had sold tobacco crops to independent buyers, avoiding the Burley Tobacco pool.
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Lexington
George Kreltz
Kreitz
Benjamin Longnecker
Longnecker
Burley Tobacco Society
Epworth League Serves Oysters at Methodist Church
Community event notice says the Epworth League will serve stewed oysters ice cream cake coffee and candy at the Methodist Church. All are welcome to attend.
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Methodist Church
Epworth League
Young People Enjoy Halloween Masquerade Party
A pleasant masquerade surprise party for John Fleck on Grant Street featured games and light refreshments. Guests included Edna Stewart Frances Conrad Bessie Dickie Edith Balentine Mae Snyder Bess Sach Alexander Simpson Roas Getty Lisle Moorhead Charles Van Duser Murray Coon and William Laney. Another group of about forty young people gathered Saturday at the home of Postmaster J C McGregor decorated with jack o lanterns for a Halloween themed evening hosted by Miss Nellie McGregor.
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John Fleck
Grant Street
Edna Stewart
Frances Conrad
Bessie Dickie
Edith Balentine
Mae Snyder
Bess Sach
Alexander Simpson
Roas Getty
Lisle Moorhead
Charles van Duser
Murray Coon
William Laney
Nellie McGregor
J. C. McGregor
County ads on bridges and highways warned by commissioners
The County Commissioners announce action against advertising on public bridges and state highways. They cite a law governing defacement of county property and promise enforcement, urging advertisers to use legitimate media and avoid public nuisance.
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Court House
Manmera resigns from Davan Glass, moves to Pennsy work
James Mannera of Church Street resigns from the Davan Glass Co and will join the P R R at Pitcairn. He previously worked in the Indiana at a son.
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James Mannera
Church Street
Davan Glass Co
P. RB. R
Pitcairn
Indiana
Opening New Gas Wells Near Eldersridge
Pittsburg Gas and Coal Company is expected to open three wells on the R. M. Frits farm near Eldersridge shortly, signaling expansion of gas production in the area. The move could boost local supply and activity in the region.
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Pittsburg Gas & Coal Company
R. M. Frits
Eldersridge
Novelty Vaudeville Sketch at the Globe Theater
Jefferson and Kelly perform a singing talking and dancing novelty sketch in the advanced vaudeville show at the Globe Theatre this evening.
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Globe
Jefferson and Kelly
Globe Theatre
Normal 42 Dominates Ford City In Quiet Contest
Normal 42 routed Ford City this afternoon with a decisive 4 to 0 victory. The report highlights the game outcome and scores, noting Normal 42’s clear lead. Nearby market note mentions Ellie’s Buckwheat flour now on sale at 86e per pound.
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Normal
Ford City
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Penny Flyer
Willis Deemer
Wolfgang Vogel
Glenkheim
Bavaria
Germany
North Fifth Street
Vogel
George
Paul Vogel
Vogel Brothers
St. Bernard's Catholic
Mr. Vogel
Mary Pass
Maryland
Annie
Blanche
McNelis
Pearns
Farm
St Bernard's Cemetery
John C. Walker
John C Walker
Walker
Misa Marguaretta Park
Normal School
Ryall
Marion
James Foster
Ernest
Foster
Patterson
Greenwood Cemetery
Evangelist
Oklahoma City
EB. L. Bulgin
Traveller Hotel
Atlantic City
N. J
Atlantic City Country Club
Northfield
C. R. Train
Train
Navy
Aen Whoa
Pennsy
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