Arizona republican., 1918-01-24
TWENTY SIX HEROES ADDED ID CARNEGIE
 LIST DURING 1917
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PlTTSBURG, Pa, Jan. 2S.-TWenty- six acts of heroism were recognized by the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission in it's fourteenth annual meeting here today.
 In seven cases silver medals were awarded; in 19 cases bronze medals. Ten of the heroes lost their lives, and to the dependents of nine of these pen sions aggregating s4,560 year were granted. In addition to these money grants, in two cases s2,100 was ap- propriated for educational purposes, payments to be made as needed and approved; and in eleven cases awards aggregating sS,o06 were made for other worthy purposes. Payments in these cases will not be made until the bene- ficiaries' plans for the use of the awards have been approved by the com mission. Medals were awarded to the following:
 Bronze Medals
 William J. Norton 60s Gunther street, San Antonio. Tex, saved Glenn B. Reese. from electric shock at Austin, Texas, March 24, 1916.
 E. Wayne Cooper. South Portsmouth. Ky, saved Roberta M. Reeder, aged ?, from being killed by train at Beat tyNIlie, Ny. OCtODeT l, ISle. John E. Armstrong, 50 Riverside ave- nue, Santa Cruz, Cal, saved Sarah J. Gale, aged 56, drowning at Santa Cruz, Cal, Oct 13, 1914.
 William G. Kershner AIS Daniels Place, Akron. o. attempted to save William L. Barrett, from drowning at Palestine, W. Va, February 8, 1917. | Homer W. Carson, 1854 Eleventh ave- nue. w, Eugene, Ore, saved Lawrence ! R. Parks. aged 10, from drowning at i Springfield, Ore, June IS, 1916.
 Joseph L. Pilkenton, BrOdhead, Ky. saved Vivian B. Albright, aged ,, from being killed by train at Brodhead Ky, April Is, 1916.
 John F. F'rawley, 360 Summer street Lynn, Mass, rescued J. Lee Reardon from a runaway at Lynn, Mass, Au- gust 6, 1915.
 James L. Wood, 26 Colberg avenue Roslindale, Mass, saved an unidentified woman from being killed by fire en. zine at Boston, Mass, Nov. Is, 1915.
 Charles w. Gilbert, deceased, Fortu. na, Cal, died attempting to save Heller M, Adams, aged II, from drowning a Petrolia, Cal, July 10, 1916. Medal tt his mother.
 John E. Leux, deceased, 56 SaucoI street Hellertown, Pa. died attempting to save Manuel Pois. and Domingo. Ferriera, aged 20 from suffocation a Hellertown, Pa, November 26, 1917 Medal and award to widow and son.
 Frank Grabinski, deceased, 360 Eas Ridge street, Nanticoke, Pa, died at tempting to save Frank F1lipiak, ages 8 from drowning at Nanticoke, Pa, Au gust l, 1917. Medal and awards t, | FV1at hnF. h~,
 George Vuknic, deceased, 326 Locus street, McKeesport. Pa, died attempt ing to save Ira D. Shearer, from suffo cation at McKeesport, Pa, October 15 1917. Medals and awards to widow an, son.
 Frank P. Mullaly. 2s23 Gas street McKeesport, Pa, assisted in an at tempt to save Ira n. Shearer from sui location at McKeesport, Pa, October l 1917.
 Earl Byers, 2o03 Versailles avenue McKeesport, Pa, attempted to say , George Vuknic from suffocation at Nc keesport, Pa, October, 15, 1917. Adam Liddle, 260S Stewart stree [ McKeespart, Pa, saved Earl Eyer ) from suffocation at McKeesport. Pa I October 15, 1917.
 | Christopher L. Williams, 3O4 Frank lin street, Dayton. Ohio, saved Mari : Mocabee, aged 4. from probable deat runaway at Dayton, Ohio. Angus Q 2Ssfs1s. "' 2 Charles A. Stamper, Gratz. Kv.. as sisted in attempt to save William l
 Marion. aged 36, and Bailey c. Hal aged 23, miners, from suffocation i ! mine at Gratz, Ky, September Is. 1e1i j Charles O'Hara, 1905 Fifth ayenu,
 McReesport, Pa, attempted to say
 George Vuknic from suffocation at Nc
 keesport, Pa, October Is, 1917.
 Silver Medals
 Carrie M. Combe, 505 BeInap stree
 san Antonio, Texas, saved Cora
 Ogden and Homer T. and Josephine Wilson and attempted to save thre
 others from burning at San Antoni Texas, March 26, 1916.
 George L. Brunn, deceased. Fir, ! street. St. Maries Idaho. died attemn,
 Ing to save Dolly McKinley, aged
 rom drowning, St. Joe, Idaho. May ? - try village of about 100 souls. The h can't understand us and we can't TIT r. QerStanQ them The reSuIt ;e x,-o L..