Trains Collide in Tunnel Killing Brakeman
One brakeman died and two others injured when a merchandise train and a freight train collided head on inside a tunnel of the Pittsburgh and West Virginia railroad near Mingo Junction Ohio. A signal error caused the crash. The tunnel filled with smoke delaying rescue for about an hour and the wreck blocks traffic in vital coal regions.
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International News Service
Steubenville
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Railroad
Mingo Junction
O. Edward Mojesity
Carnegie, Pa
Barton C. Davis
Greentree
Pittsburgh
Robert Downey
Moleskey
Ohio River
Street Car Collision Injures Wagon Driver Hart
Alexander Ricci of East Dutton Street was tortured Thursday while driving a horse and wagon from South Mill into the alley near East Sutton Street when street car 345 operated by A G Hanna struck the wagon. Ricci was thrown from the wagon with a deep cut over the right eye and other injuries. He was taken to New Castle Hospital. The injuries are not serious.
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Alexander Ricci
East Dutton Street
South Mill Street
East Sutton Street
A. G. Hanna
Mr. Ricci
New Castle Hospital
Arthur Mometer Tomorrow Football Fever Opens Season
A playful ballad celebrates the upcoming football season with cheers for sun, fair weather, and the opening game. It invokes the thrill of passing plays, loud calls, and the pigskin’s sway, inviting readers to join the season kickoff.
Four Generations Celebrate Golden Wedding in Mercer County
A family spanning four generations gathered for the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Samuel and Mrs. Hawthorne at their daughter’s home in East Lackwannock township on September 1. About 85 guests attended a noon dinner with autumn decor. gifts included cash. The Hawthorne couple, both Mercer county natives, have three children and 14 grandchildren with two great grandchildren. Mrs Hawthorne, a Westminster College alumna, and Mr Hawthorne, both longtime New Wilmington U P church members, have deep local roots. her grandfather Livingston Garman helped found Westminster College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hawthorne
A. A. Miller
New Wilmington
Lackwannock Township
Mercer County
Wyatt R. Campbell
Ralph Neale
New Wilmington United
Hawthorne
United Presbyterian Church
Westminster College
Social Sensation In Army Circles Charges Against Hart
A retired Maj. Gen. accuses his successor Maj. Gen. William H. Hart of conspiring to block his reappointment as quartermaster general. Rogers alleges Hart influenced divorce coverage by feature writer Theresa Howard Dean and circulated articles around Congress. The charges prompted calls for War Department investigation.
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Hart
Gen. Rogers
Rogers
Gen. Hart
Theresa Howard Dean
Stillman
Congress
Senate
Death Notices for Kennedy Clineworth Hayes and Anna Elder
Rev. Kennedy Clineworth Hayes, 70, of Pulaski Pennsylvania, and Anna Eliza Elder, 80, of Darlington Pennsylvania, are listed in a local death notice. The records provide basic biographical details and residence.
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Kennedy Clineworth Hayes
Pulaski
Anna Eliza Elder
Darington
King Alfonso Seeks To Gain Youth
London dispatch reports King Alfonso of Spain joining others in seeking youth. He met Dr Voronov about life extension experiments and planned to visit San Sebastian before returning to Madrid on Monday. The trip aligns with royal interest in longevity research.
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Alfonso
International News Service
London
Alfonso of
Spain
Madrid
London Express
Voronov
Typhoid Outbreaks Reported in Cambria and Berks
International News Service reports typhoid fever outbreaks at Nanty-Glo in Cambria county and Hertford in Berks county. Dr. Charles H. Miner dispatched two state motorized laboratories to the towns, marking the first use of wheeled labs in such emergencies.
Local Marriage Licenses List
Warry N Dean Pleasantville Pa Charlotte M Fox Ellwood City Harry R B Stetzel Lima Isabelle Herman New Castle Andy Hegdens Ellwood City Anna Stimac Ellwood City David Robertson Youngstown Frances E Russell Struthers Charles McCall Butler Ethel M Sarver Butler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry N. Dean
Pleasantville
Charlotte M. Fox
Ellwood City
Harry RB. Stetzel
Lima
Isabelle Herman
New Castle
Andy Hegdens
Anna Stimac
David ¢. Robertson
Youngstown
Frances E. Russell
Struthers
Charles McCall
Butler Ethel M. Sarver
Butler
Small Rooster Rides Locomotive on Trip
Harry Horner a Baltimore and Ohio engineer reports a bantam rooster rode between the wheels at West Farmington Ohio and later sat on engine springs at Swine Creek eight miles away. The bird remained warm and appeared ready to continue the journey before being placed at a crew member's home.
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Harry Horner
Hast Street
Baltimore and Ohio
West Farmington, O
Apple Tree In Blossom Second Time This Summer
Andy Fair of 1016 North Jefferson Street notes an apple tree in his yard in bloom for the second time this year with apples remaining from the first blossoms. This unusual occurrence shows the tree both in blossom and bearing fruit simultaneously.
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Andy Fair
North
Jefferson Street
Ceelk
No Lives Lost In Tokio Fire Report
Washington reports no lives were lost in the Tokio fire that destroyed the Japanese House of Parliament. Charge D Affaires Neville provided the update after officials explained no damage estimates were available.
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International News Service
Washington
Neville
Tokio
State Department
Bank Examiner Arrest Shocks New Castle Bank
Edmundo G. Boyne, vice president and cashier of the First State Bank of New Castle, was arrested on forgery embezzlement charges after the bank was closed by banking officials. Bail was set at 7000 with a hearing September 22. stockholders meet to raise funds to restore capital amid suspected fund manipulation and investments in foreign currencies.
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Edmundo G. Boyne
Jefferson Street
First State Bank of
New Castle
Peter G. Cameron
Banking Department
Waller T. Hamilton
R. B. Herbertson
A. Mar
Police blame relative for woman's death in Catskills
Police say 71 year old Anna Kuespert was murdered by a relative cut from her will, her body found in Devil's Kitchen near Saugerties. Authorities believe she was slain elsewhere and hidden in a mountain chasm after disappearing August 21 from a city home.
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International News Service
Saugerties
Anna Kuespert
Catskill Mountain
Deril’s
Po- Hce
Nnesport
Althoug
Ohio
Wome
Kuespert
Devil's Kitchen
A. W. Richter
Baldwin
Tannersche
Cas
Mitchell to Face Investigating Committee In Open Probe
The special air board laid the groundwork for a full inquiry into American aviation. Secretary Davis and Secretary Davis were asked to place records at the board for inspection as a public session begins Monday with top officials and witnesses, including Colonel William Mitchell, slated to appear personally.
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Fred 2
Lier
Pervice Hiatt
Washington
Special Air Board
Capital Hill
Coolidge
Wilbur
Davis
William Mitchell
Rev K C Hayes Dies At Pulaski
Rev K C Hayes, pastor of the Pulaski Presbyterian church for 15 years and a noted Western Pennsylvania minister, died at his Pulaski home Thursday evening at 4 30 after a long illness. He was 70, born April 29 1955 in Butler Pa to George W Hayes and Nancy Kennedy Hayes. His career included service in Cumberland Middlesex Meadville and Cambridge plus eight years as manager of the Chautauqua lecture bureau. Further charges were in West Middlesex and nearby churches.
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Kennedy Clineworth Hayes
Presbyterian Church
Pulaski
Western Pennsylvania
Hayes
Butler
George W. Hayes
Nancy Kennedy Hayes
Ireland
Vanderbilt
Cumberland
Jeter
Middlesex
Chautauqua
Lig
Meadville
Reward Offered For Abd El Krim Dead Or Alive
Paris dispatch reports a 500000 franc reward for Abd El Krim or his brother, posted across towns. The bounty, about 325000 dollars equivalent, is offered by Sultan Muley Assef under the Spanish protectorate for the capture and delivery of the Riffian leader.
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Paris
Abd-El- Krim
Chaif
Melilla
Sultan Muley Assef
Woman Seeks Death In Camden Poison Note Exonerates Lover
Pauline Beyersheimer, 28, and William McCarthy, 39, of Elizabeth and Camden, attempted suicide in Camden after Beyersheimer left a farewell note exonerating McCarthy from blame. She swallowed poison in their Haddon Avenue apartment, was taken to Cooper Hospital unconscious, and authorities questioned McCarthy as a material witness while investigators studied a letter claimed by Beyersheimer to absolve him.
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Pauline Beyersheimer
William McCarty
Elizabeth
N. J
Cooper Hospital
McCarthy
Haddon Avenue
Wert
Ser
el Blame
McGarthy
Tootsie
William McCarthy
Elizebeth
Pollen Alene Pauline
Sir Gibbona Court
Polip
Fire destroys Japanese Parliament buildings in Tokyo
A major blaze today destroyed the Japanese parliament complex, built of wood and age about 35 years. No lives were reported lost. Officials estimate damage at about 2.01 billion yen. An official inquiry will probe possible incendiary origin, with preliminary bets pointing to worker carelessness amid post earthquake repairs. Temporary quarters may be needed for the next diet session.
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TORI
Greadili Pres
Nelyd Sidiliy
House of Peers
Auto Hits Trolley in Philadelphia Fatally Injures Three
Police say a car returning from a party collided head on with a trolley car in Philadelphia. Driver Harry Binder swerved to avoid bakery wagon, found the trolley approaching. Injured include Stanley Kemper 33 Ardmore with leg fractures and internal injuries Catherine McLaughlin and Gertrude Scott both with skull fractures.
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C International
Philadephia Pa
Snorker
Colosstom
Harry Binder
Stanley Kemper
Catherine McLaughlin
Gertrude Scott
Pollee
Gee
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Cambria CO
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Mileson
G. Boyne
First State
Catskill Mountain Ravine
New York City
Mitchel
K. C. Hayes
Presbyterian
Pulaski Church
Krim
Baron
Strathespey
Pirney
England
Earl of Seafield
New Jersey
Camden, N. J
Ciinternational News
Seppis
Philadelphia
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