Seven Trapped In Coal Mine In Rockwood Tennessee
In Rockwood Tennessee seven men including William Snow superintendent of Roane Iron Company's Bryson Dip mine were trapped by an explosion. The group had entered to fight a fire last night and the blast occurred around two this morning. Officials feared for their safety as a rescue party began work at seven o'clock to free them.
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Rockwood
Tenn
William 4. Snow
Roane Iron Company
Bryson Dip
Waters cover Colorado City as floods recede
Flood waters from the Purgatoire river inundated Trinidad Colorado early Wednesday night and receded by 9 o clock. No deaths reported though damage centered on traffic and railroad bridges. The Santa Fe bridge at Jansen was the greatest loss but two bridges remained usable and traffic resumed. Guards were posted as storms threatened more rain. Rail lines include Santa Fe, Denver and Rio Grande Western, and Colorado and Southern.
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Trinidad
Colo
Purgatoire
Jansen
Santa Fe
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Colorado and Southern
Factories Turn Out 84 Million Pins Daily Across World
Global manufacturing reports pin production reaching 84 million pieces each day. Industries emphasize high volume output and efficiency in metalworking and stamping plants worldwide.
Thirst for Adventure Sparks Early Transvaal Raid
John Hays Hammond recalls a foiled plan by Col Rhodes and Reform Committee leaders to seize 10,000 rifles from Pretoria and force a border clash with Jameson in 1895 96. The scheme aimed to surprise sentries, destroy the arms stock, and avoid bloodshed, but delays and Jameson’s haste led to an aborted raid.
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John Hays Hammond
Col. Rhodes
Transvaal
Johannesburg
Kimberley
Hammond
Kruger
Rhodes
Dr. Jameson
Jameson
Rhodesia
Transvall
British South African Chartered Company
Cecil Rhodes
Lionel Phillips
George Farrar
Reform Committee
Pretoria
Tie
Clive
Sammy Marks
Sammy
Poland
Taxpayer Calls Treasury Officials Over School Teaching
Washington July 22 local court orders Treasury officials to show cause why salaries of high school officers here should not be withheld over teaching of scientific doctrines alleged to reflect on the community. The case centers on alleged curricular content and looks to determine official responsibility and potential financial penalties.
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Washington
Treasury
Miss Rogers Gains 15 Pounds in Six Weeks
Dear friends I was thin weak and gas plagued after flu then I tried McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets and soon Appetite returned cheeks filled out and I gained 15 pounds in six weeks Alberta Rogers 264 W Cerro Gordo St Decatur Ill says the remedy helped. 60 tablets 60 cents at local pharmacies.
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McCoy
Alberta Rogers
Cerro Gorcia St
Decatur
Nathan Murray
McCoy’s
Tax Officials Ordered to Show Cause by July 28
The defendants Frank White Treasurer of the United States James S Lusby disbursing officer of the District of Columbia and Daniel J Donovan auditor for the District of Columbia were ordered by the District of Columbia Supreme Court on the petition of Loren H Wittner a taxpayer to appear and show cause on July 28.
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Frank White
United States
James S. Lusby
District of Columbia
Daniel J. Donovan
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Loren H. Wittner
Local Social Roundup in Leslie and Nearby
Leslie Baptist circles hosted by Susan B Anderson Missionary Group and E E Steele circle at Mrs Horace Denise’s home featured games then cream and cake. Several residents traveled or hosted guests including Rubin Hines returning to Tuskegee Alabama and Miss Minnie Mae Grant visiting from near Americus. Multiple local visits from Miss Evelyn Gilmore Butler, Miss Vera Hayes Huntington, and Miss Lois Pool Miami were noted alongside travels of W W Webb and others to Miami for a few days. J M Somerford’s health concerns are mentioned with hopes for improvement.
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Susan B. Anderson
Leslie Baptist Church
E. E. Steele
Horace Denise
Rubin Hines
F. H. Hines Sr
Tuskeegree
Ala
Evelyn Gilmore
Butler
Carolyn Harvey
W. W. Webb
O. W. Loyd
P. O. Bradley
Lee Bass
Miami
Fla
Minnie Mae Grant
Americus
Vera Hayes
Huntington
Curtis Patrick
Bailey Avenue
C. W. Thomason
Thomason
G. J. Parker
Ruby Parker
John Scarborough
Graves Station
Scarborough
Harris
Lois Pool
Miss Pool
Leslie
K. Wood
W. T. Anderson
Tampa
Jesse Powell
Fitzgerald
Myrtle Springs
J. M. Somerford
Double Fisted Cowboys and a Restored Ranch Tale
A Western tale unfolds as Jack Ransom, son of an old-fashioned ranching couple, is sent to a smart Eastern college then defrauded of the ranch. He returns, gains work with the new owner, and reclaims the property while Molly Malone charms the reader with poised performance.
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Price
Pérrin
Jack Ransom
Jack
Molly Malone
Mr. Perrin
Bertie Tibble Receives OBE for Life-Saving Blood Gifts
Bertie Wallace Tibble the Canonbury printer in North London has been awarded the Order of the British Empire and made a life governor of the London Hospital for donating blood on 5% occasions. He refused the usual five guinea transfusion fee, saving the hospital about 1,235 dollars. The royal entry notes public services in saving life.
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London
Bertie Wallace Tibble
Canonbury
London Hospital
Tibo
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Dr“ Jameson
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R. E Glenn
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Piggly Wiggly and
Harrois Grocery Co
Care Times-Recorder
Bell Business College
Old Armory Bldg
Forsyth St
Hamilton Holt
Easterlin Bros
Andersonville
Care Times
Annie Pickett
College St
John W. Shiver
Dodson Street
Hamilton Avenue
Columbus, Ga
Tom McCarthy
the Americas Business College
Lillian Braswell
Merritt Blag
Coral Gables
Neon Buchanan
Dela Vale
F. G. Beavers
Lee County
Smithville
L Simpson
S. E. Turner
The
Sarah P. Cobb
Plains
G. Thurston
T. R
U. S. Treasury
Miss Rogers
Jack Perrin
Dudleys
Americas
Compton’s
Cotton Ave
Thos. L. Bell, Inc
T. L. Durham
Macon C
Americus Playground
Joe Jackson
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