Death Toll Rises After Germantown Ave Collision Near Chestnut Hill
Three killed and at least five seriously injured in a nighttime car crash on Germantown avenue near Crestout Hill in Philadelphia's Chestnut Hill area. A 10-year-old girl, unidentified women around 40, and a man about 45 were among the dead. Dozens were hospitalized as private physicians treated the injured. many residents of Chestnut Hill aided victims after the wreck.
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Gwater Problamne
Chase
George Ware
Riles
Alexander McKay
Marth
Psis- Kerrie
Woman shot dead after refusing elopement request
Purthid Oregon May 24 E Blum a Deaimster shot and killed Mrs Taiay Hickey wife of a butcher at a packing plant in Troudals lodging house 170% Third street Blur and then killed himself The tragedy occurred as the woman refused to elope His wife and two children survive in Baker City Oregon
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Baker City
Fort Worth
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Wort Worth
Denver
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White City
Lake Coat
East Fourth Street
Rock Island
Long Bridge
Pari Gate
Gieiner
Nuon
Derailment hits Ural with Tein convoy in Mersin
WRALYN 15 DERAILED, TM s May A Ural carrying Tein forcaments to General Storenki commander of fe Livasian punitive expedition in Mersin has been derailed, 5 artillerymen receiving severe injuries.
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Gan Mander
Mersin
Bryan delegates named in Alabama Ninth District primary
Birmingham Alabama May 21 final returns show Bryan delegates were nominated in Monday’s Democratic primary.
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Birmingham
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Seagres Atoast
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Elections in Belgium Spark Some Clashes
Brussels reports parliamentary elections held across East Flanders West Flanders Hainaut and Namur districts for 8 seats in the Chamber of Deputies and 40 provincial seats. Campaign pamphlets delayed but vote counting progresses with minor clashes in St Nichols Waeselstadt where police lines clashed with supporters leaving several wounded.
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Westlanders
Hainaut
Lelge Am Namer
Chamber of Reputies
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Waesibadt Phindera
Fort Worth Flood Claims Dozens Dead and Widespread Ruin
May 24 reports from Fort Worth and Oklahoma describe catastrophic flooding from the Trinity and related rains. Dozens killed, thousands homeless, rail and streetcar service disrupted, with extensive property losses and disrupted gas supplies across Muskogee and surrounding towns.
Attacks Linked to Bishopric Candidates at Episcopal Conference
Baltimore May 1 The Episcopal general conference faces numerous attacks on bishopric candidates. Four have faced damaging rumors or sensational reports aimed at influencing votes, including Rev Robert Goodell of Calvary New York and Rev George Bekman of St Pauls New York.
Priest Stabbed by Parishioner at St Joseph’s Church
Salsbury Missouri May 4 A parishioner Joseph Schuette stabbed Father Lubeley pastor of St Joseph’s Catholic Church in view of about 100 worshipers. The attacker, described as suddenly demented, fought with bystanders before being overpowered and jailed. Lubeley wounded with a pocket knife, condition reported as normal after treatment.
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Itev
Joseph FF Libbey
Agra
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Salisbury
Trehureh
Joseph Sehuette
Newy
Walher Labeley
Svdgetico
St. Joseph's Church
Deran
Father Lubeley
Killed in collision with electric car in Chicago
May 24 Orme Bartholones age 1 of Denver was killed when an electric car collided with an automobile at Twenty fourth Street and Indiana Avenue. Ty Bartinlamew age 1, a brother, W488 Stewart Avenue Chicago, and Mr Margaret Hewkins, Thevard Avenue Chicago, were seriously injured. The deceased and injured were occupants of the automobile driven by L Bartholom ew. Both vehicles were traveling at a high rate of speed. The automobile was thrown from the track and overturned.
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Chicago
Orme Bartholones
Denver
Agreement Reached Mines Resume After Negotiations
May 4 Kamas City reports minutes detail a settlement between miners and operators of rats Missouri Oklahoma and Arkansas. A joint meeting at the openiters mid vaine rs will be held tomorrow. Representatives of the proper offices will be affixed who concluded the terms ratified. The ten year contract maintains wages at about 4.29 dollars per day for the average miner.
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Rats
Missouri
Arkanaus Con Helle
Convention of Bankers Set for September in Denver
Announcement from Denver Calm May 24 states the next annual meeting of the American Bankers Association will be held in Denver during the week starting September 27. The decision followed a conference among association officers and delegates from the last convention.
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Okla
Oklahom
Indian Territory
Clarksville
Muskogee
RAS Company
Ndeniver
American Bankers
Acciattion
Denver
Prodarick CG. Parnaworth
New York
Assola
New York Pastor Honored by Calvary Church Amid Conference Row
Rev. Dr. Charles H. Goodell of Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church faced episcopal candidacy controversy at the Baltimore General Conference. More than a thousand parishioners publicly expressed confidence in him, with officers issuing a formal statement denouncing misrepresentation and affirming the church's support. The official board later ratified the committee’s action and thanked him for his service.
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Joseph Hingley
Minneanalla
Minneapolis
Hingley
George B. Bekman
Bt. Yuul's
New York
Charles H. Goodell
Calvary Methodist, Episcopal Church
Glverce
Plomning Feryler
Voiminion
Dr. Chatell
Apphiune
Gandell
Nica Frionsda
California
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Als
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Baltimore
Goodell
Calvary
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Goorlell
Calvary Church Area
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Churen
Levee
Cromit
Newark man confesses to wife murder in jail guard rotation
In Newark Ohio on May 24 Brneue Terwilger, a self confessed wife murderer, was jailed as a special guard to prevent mob violence after admitting strangling his wife in their home. The couple, married a year, had recent reconciliation after domestic discord.
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Ohlo
Brneue Ter‘wilger
Pollem Oaserver
Tennliger
Hory
Erwilger
Charles Nutter
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Raspleton
Terwilger
Milukoff Upheld Amid Press Attacks in Russia
St. Petersburg reports Prof. Paul Milukoff head of the constitutional democrats in the duma received mass indignation from various groups after alleged assault on him by editors against alleged bribery and improper conduct. Journalists linked to the Reed accused of blackmailing faced resignations while financial officials pursue potential legal action. Chicago dispatch notes five bodies recovered from a factory fire near the Stiae oriental lines.
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Paul N. Milukoeft
Constitution Democrats
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Editon
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Maaxkt
Damn
Wnt
Hadiea
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Iberat
Litsas
Reed
Laboring Men Invited to Help Evangelization Drive
Kansas City May 24 Presbyterian, union leaders, and labor officials led a major rally on the theme of church and labor collaboration. Rev Charles Stelle urged every union and nonunion man to join, calling laborers essential to Christian welfare. John B Lennon of the American Federation of Labor defended organized labor, spoke against strikes, and criticized immigration while affirming trade union strength and moral purpose.
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John B. Lennon
American Federation of Labor
Presbyterian Avangellam
Simone Laberhig
Nimi wRhe
Canvintian Mall
Charles Stelalo
Committee of Church and Labor
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Tommerty & Union Machinist
Department of Church and Labor
Presbyterian Church
Stelle
Church
Iober
Tennan
Isansna City
Jesus Chrit
Witich Levick
Lennon
Boycolla
Great Bola
Republie
China
Liberia seeks US aid in relief appeal at Washington
Secretary Roel has arranged a meeting with a Liberia delegation in Washington to seek counsel and aid for Liberia’s dire situation. The nation, founded by freed slaves, faces international isolation and a fragile government, with England’s interference blamed for instability. Officials avoid predicting the outcome of the appeal to the United States for assistance.
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Roel
Republy
Liberia
Afrien
Annally
England
Vale Strie
Duct Wint
United States
New Rule Demands Clear Shipping Labels for Lines
New York May 24 A1 railroads will require shipments to bear plain notes of consignee station city and state destination after July. Four hundred railroads join the rule to curb abuses of marked packages that hid shipment times and aided rival observers. The policy follows industry losses from in transit claims and reflects the rising costs of delayed freight.
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