London Week Sees 42 Deaths From Accidents
During the week ending January 14, accidents in London caused the deaths of 42 people. The figures reflect a rise in fatal incidents across the city, with casualties occurring in transport and industrial settings.
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London
Grable Accepts Two Cent Raise Under Protest
E F Grable president of the Maintenance of Way Brotherhood telegraphed the U S railroad labor board that his members would accept the two cents an hour raise voted by the board with protest He urged a ruling from the board at once noting his men had refused to strike and expressing disappointment at the board's inaction in view of their stance in the dispute.
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Chicago
E. F. Grable
Maintenance of Way Brotherhood
United State Railroad Labor Board
Still Insists She Will Take Case to Court
New Orleans October 13 Mrs Onezima Delleuchste a New Orleans beauty who sparked headlines by breaking her engagement to Asa G Candler announced on arrival from New York that she has returned home to wage a public fight to clear her name.
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New Orleans
Aga G. Candler
Atlanta
Mganate
Onezima “Delleuchste
Asa G. Candler
New York
New Orleans Express
White Plain
Daniel F. Maase Mn
James A. Stillman
Anne A. Stillman
Justice Morechauser
Supreme Court
Morschauser
John F. Brennan
Bandits Loot Chicago Warehouse Take $200,000 Whiskey
Twenty armed raiders stormed the Grammes & Ulrich warehouse in Chicago binding and gagging three officials and the watchman. They escaped with three truckloads of whiskey valued at $200,000.
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Chicago
Grammes & Ulrich
Italian Fascisti threaten frontier march toward Innsbruck
Rome reports leaders of the Italian Fascisti in Trentino threaten to cross into Austria and march on Innsbruck, signaling rising regional tensions and potential border clashes.
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Trentino
Austria
Innsbruck
First Hearing Set by Coal Investigation Commission
The federal commission created to investigate the U S coal industry will hold its first meeting in Washington on October 18, Secretary of Commerce Hoover announced after the cabinet meeting.
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Washington
Federal Commission
United States
Secretary of
Commerce Hoover
Goitre Relief Enthusiasm Spreads in Indiana
A list of Indiana residents including Mrs. Chas Snider Mrs. J H Barrett Mrs Christina Pearson and others express willingness to share experiences with Sarbol Quadruple a colorless finiment. For details contact McKee Drug Co or write Box 69 Mechanicstown Ohio.
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Snider
No. 1
Goshen
Mira Elbert Chasteen
Greenwood
J. H. Barrett
Bluffton
Christina Pearson
Columbus
Bertha Patton
Bicknell
Jas
Baboe
Bret St. Conners- Ville
Mattie Kalley
Meera
Wm. Jones
Short St
Lawrenceburg
FF. Johnson
Indianapolis
McKee Drug Co
Mechaniceburg
Stanton urges $2.75 coal handling charge in Cuyahoga
Cleveland October 13 Prosecutor Edward C Stanton recommended to State Fuel Administrator Neal that the handling charge for coal in Cuyahoga county be fixed at 2.75 per ton. Dealers had asked for 3.12. If accepted, the price of most Ohio coal sold here will be 8.01 per ton to consumers.
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Cleveland
Edward C. Stanton
Neal
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Tanlac Promises New Health From Stomach Troubles
Thousands endure half sick nervous weariness until Tanlac restores strength and vitality. Mrs. Leona Edwards of Akron Ohio reports rapid stomach improvement, twelve pound gain, and renewed health. Tanlac aids digestion, eliminates waste, and returns old time vigor. Get a bottle today at any druggist.
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Tanlac
Leona Edwards
Market St
Akron
Ohio
Teddy Junior Promotes Catch as Catch-Call Policy View
Theodore Roosevelt Jr., assistant secretary of the navy, in Cleveland said President Wilson’s world affairs handling resembled a catch as catch can approach. He praised the Republican administration for cutting the public debt by 350 million dollars and for applying business methods to government during an address before the Advertising Clubs of Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Armour refuses to provide grain futures records at FTC hearing
At Chicago on October 13 J Ogden Armour resumed testimony in the federal trade commission grain futures hearing. He declined to supply detailed purchases and sales data from July 15, 1920 to May 31, 1922. Wheat fell sharply in late May, with Armon Grain and Rosenbaum Co. named as main market beneficiaries as they were short on the market.
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Chicago
J. Ogden Armour
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Armon Grain Company
Rosenbaum Company
Lithiated Buchu Keller Formula Claims Nighttime Relief
Dayton readers are urged by Mr. Julius Mayer to try Lithiated Buchu Keller formula for bladder and kidney relief. The ad promises sleeping through the night after several doses and notes the tablets cost 2 cents each. It cites backache scalding scanty urine and frequent nighttime urges as conditions relieved.
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Fast
Fifth St
The
Dayton News
McKee Drug Co
Thealler Laboratory
Mechanicaburg
Ohio
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