Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-22
Bronze Medals and Pensions.

Medal to Turks mother.
Bronze Medals and Pensions.
Harry l.. Biggs, died in attempt t
save Guy w. Dotson from suffocatloI
in mine at Douda Leando, Ia, Jun,
-, 1909; s25 monthly to former widow
at Sloan, Ia, and IS month to three
children under l6.
Thomas j. Jensen died in saving
two unknown women in runaway acct
dent at Westfield, Mass, July 10. 1918
$50 monthly to parents, Granville
Mass.
George w. Brew died attempting to
save Mary /. Herbert from drowning
at Chicago, June 10. 1913: $50 monthly
to his widow, 2S1S South Park ave.
nue., Chicago
Winfred C. Finn died saving Rachel
s. Dallas from drowning at OrcahId
Lake, Wis, July 6, 1918 $45 monthly
to widow. 500 Lasalle avenue, Detroit,
Mich.
Giuseppe S. V. E. Del Vecchio, died
attempting to save Carlo Riccitelli
East Haven, Conn, July 20, 1918; $2s
monthly to widow at East Haven, and
SIS monthly for each of two children
Michael JUDAS. died assisting in at
tempt to save Angelo Peluso from suf-
location in a manhole at Cleveland,
Ohio, July II. 1913; s45 monthly to
widow, O216 Cambridge avenue, Cleve-
land, with So monthly for each OF four
children until 16
Franceso Corsaro, of Clymer, Pa,
shot and permanently disabled in saw.
ing Matthew Leonard, policeman
from assassination by three foreign
ers, November 10. 1913; SIS monthly.
Silver Medals.
Bernard F. Mcmahon, 425 South ELL
wood street, Tulsa, Okla, assisted in
attempt to save Everett o. Walcott
from suffocation at Lawrenceville, H.,
June 5, 1912.
Gordon T. Granger, 81 East Thirty
third street, Bayonne, N. j., foreman
of gas compressor plant, saved a
comrade from suffocation, January 9,
1913.
Johnson B. Rothgeb of Shenandoah,
ADD-MORE CARNEGIE. e.. ....I
Va, helped to save two men from
drowning at Shenandoah, Va, April Is,
1913.
j. Wesley Manning, died attempted
to save James w. Davis and Edward
R. Hall from drowning at Shenandoah,
Va, April Is. 1913; medal to Man
ning's father. Same accident as that
in which Rothgeb figured.)
Silver Medals and Pensions.
John W. Day, died in attempt to
save Robert H. Clark from burning at
Oakhill La, April ~. 1918; $50
to widow at Kentwood, La.
Luther B. Weaver, proprietor of
dye house. lost his life in attempting
to save an employee from burning at
Dallas, Texas, July Is, 1912; $40
with s. a month additional
to each of two children, to Weaver's
widow at SO45 South Harwood street,
Dallas, Texas.
Myron E. Judd, died in attempting
to save Angelo Peluso from suffoca-
ton in manhOle at Cleveland, Ohio,
July a. 1913; S45 monthly to widow,
4117 Seventy-fourth street, Cleveland,
with s. monthly for each of four chill
dren until 16.
Frank Rance, sustained fatal in
iures in attempting to save Mary c.
and Regina C Cryan from burning in
New York, December 10, 1912; $50
to widow, Gil Delaware ave-
nue. Toronto, Ont, with S. monthly
Tor child until 16.
Philip R. Krummel, died in attempt.
ing to save William Benn and Edward
Jones in mine explosion at Peoria, H.,
January Is, 1913; $50 mouthly to
widow, R. d. l. Peoria, ILL.,, and SIS
for each of three children
until 16
John d. Artley, died attempting to
save Ralph r. Knouse from drowning
1T Wrishtsville Beach, N, c., May 81, |
1913; $5j monthly to widow, 120 Hill !
street Lagrange, Ga.
George Wilkie, died attempting to
save man from being run over by
rain, Brown City, Mich, June %.
1912; $50 monthly to widow at Brown
City.