Arizona republican., 1921-04-30
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 ALONE IN EVENT ALLIES FAIL ITO GIVE PREPARATION SUPPORT
CARNEGIE MEDALS
 AWARDED FOR 23
 ACTS OF HEROISM
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 PITTSBURGH, Pa. April 3o- Twenty-thre acts Of heroism were recognized by the Carnegie Hero Fund commission in awards aD- nounced here tonight In two cases silver medals were awarded, in 21 cases bronze medals. Five of the heroes lost their lives and to the de- fendents of three of them pensions aggregating $1,920 year were granted while to the dependents of one of these and of one other whose life was lost the sum of $2,5o0 was granted to be applied as the commits sion may sanction.
 In addition to these money grants in nine cases awards aggregating $14,400 were appropriated for educa- tional purposes, and in six cases awards aggregating $500 were made for other worthy purposes.
 The five who sacrificed their lives together with the awards follow:
 Miss Elizabeth Ball. aged IT. Buck eystown, Md. Died attempting to save another girl from drowning in the Monocacy river. Buckeystown. July 13, 1920. Silver medal to the father.
 Mrs. Mamie B. Crocker, Ponca City, Okla. Drowned in a futile attempt to rescue a child from deep water in a gravel pit at Dillon. Mont, July 2, 1920. Silver medal to the husband. James w. Mulally. Cambridge, Mass. crossing watchman. Killed while attempting to save an aged woman from being struck by a train at Cambridge. Oct II. 1920. Bronze medal to the widow and death bene- fits to her at the rate of $45 a month with $5 month additional on ac- count of each of five children.
 Julius Hauck, Garden City, N. Y, Died attempting to save a man and woman from drowning at Southamp- ton. N. r.. August 19. 1920. Bronze medal to the widow and death bene- fits to daughter at the rate of $3s a month
 ! Samuel Davis. negro. Alex, Ken ! lucky. Died in an attempt to rescue l a young girl from drowning in Tus Fork of the Big Sandy river at AfIex Ky. July F, 1920. Bronze medal tf the widow and death benefits to hel at the rate of $50 month with $5 ( daughter.
 Bronze medals were awarded to tn. following persons: Eugene Spencer Brooks, 1 Wes Eighty-Forst street, New York City l i1-year-old student, rescued a fellow student from drowning at Antrim N H., July Is, 1917; Arthur Lafayette kimsey, Mont Anry Ga. saved a wei digger from suffocation at Mt. Airy October 13. 1919, by entering a wei filled with gas: Wayne c. Cook, lO0l kahi building, Davenport. la, rescued a man from the Mississipps river a
 6uIiaio, Ias July 21, 1918: Ella E buSosy. IT Carolina avenue, Clifton | N. J., helped to save a boy iron drowning in Lakw Agawam. South
 ampton. N. Y. August 1s. 1920 William H. Closson. R. D. 1 Thre,
 6rioges. N. J.. rescued a boy iron
 south Branch of the Raritan river
 Pennington, N. J., August 6. 1918
 Mrs. Mary NJ. Young. POP West Ar
 mour Boulevard, Kansas City. MO
 rushed into burning house an
 rescued a child, at Kansas City. Mo
 DecemDer 20. 1917; Joseph Wheele-
 Geonardt. now deceased, '2051 Eight
 asenue huntington. w. Va, rescue, a small boy who was standing in tb
 middle of track watching fbe an
 proach of a train, at Huntington hi 1v lSis; George R. Witt 1705 Blacj , uaTK street, Waterloo, Ia., city fir
 inspector, saved 13-year-old schoo
 ooy rom drowning in Cedar River. a
 Waterloo. June IT, 1919; Mrs. Ing
 May Miller. 727 Jefferson street Wa
 terioo. la, hotel housekeeper. carrie
 a 4-year-old boy from the path of
 runaway team of horses. but was in
 Jured herself. at Waterloo. Septembe
 as. ISIS; Robert E Grant Foreman
 s-I starr street, Dallas. Tex, aged I
 years, saver a companion fror
 drowning at Balboa. Ca Sentan,ha D, ISIS; Julian Langson Lathrop. Ro 7lI, Breckenridge, Tex, rescued tw
 small boys from drowning in th Charles River at Cambridge. Mass
 January z. 1917: Ernest Simon Leo
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