Train Wreck Leaves Over Twenty Injured In Scranton Area
In Scranton on July 22 the Lackawanna Limited, a fast Delaware Lackawanna and Western train running New York to Buffalo, derailed at Glenburn. More than twenty people were injured and one engineer, Charles Coolbaugh, died in the crash.
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Scranton
Lackawanna Limited
Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Railroad
New York
Buffalo
Glenburn
Here
Charles Coolbaugh
Beloved Bradford Lady Endorses Priest's Indigestion Powder
Mrs Harriet Douglass of Bradford Center Maine, 82, praises Priest's Indigestion Powder after using a sample. She reports it pleasant to take and helpful, recommending it to fellow sufferers. Advertisement notes availability at Bangor and Jacobse Pharmacy Co. drug stores and free samples.
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Harriet Douglass
Bradford Center
Bangor
Priest
Ingiat
Priest Drug Co
Pawel
Jacobse Fharmacy Co
Wreck injures several and Crow gets long term
Wreck injuries reported for Jacob Gleisshman Oscar Snyder and R H Hart all listed as in serious condition. James Simrell badly bruised as baggage car derailed and struck by locomotive. Andrew Crow alias Shoestring sentenced to 19 to 20 years for hold up and robbery of W T Orgain on White Street last December with shotgun pointed at victim. City officers Stegall and Cason helped arrest Crow.
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Jacob Gleisshman
Gouldsboro
Oscar Snyder
Stroudsburg
R. H. Hart
Hackettstown
N. J
James Simrell
Binghamton
N. Y
Andrew Crow
Superior Court
W. T. Orgain
White Street
Orgain
Stegall and
Cason
Crow
W. C. Worrth
Major Campbell Denies Charge In Testimony
Major Campbell, testifying with military counsel, denied the charge and spoke of his finances. He claimed he and his wife had 17000 on deposit but refused to name banks until he could retrieve papers and household effects from Governor's Island to Little Rock. He grew emotional blaming the Bergdolls for attempts to blacken his name and said he never received money, only three cambric handkerchiefs as keepsakes for his babies.
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Peters
Bic
Campbell
Governor's Island
Little Rock
Nurses Demand Probe And Dismissals At Grady Hospital
Disputes over authority and procedure surround the firing of nurse Cheshire at Grady Hospital. Superintendent Johnston says the action was his alone, with council approval later debated. Resignations and insubordination are cited, while Miss Nelson’s resignation is treated mainly as a courtesy to the medical board.
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Johnston
Misa Cheshire
Mr. Wilder
Council
Wilder
Arso
Hye Reagan
Miss Nelson
Miss Cheshire
Dhamissal
Pricay
Mr. Johnston
Grady Force
Councilmank
Medical Board
R. EG. Stone
Southern Forestry Congress Backs Adequate Policy
The Third Southern Forestry congress in Atlanta urged southern states to adopt forestry policies, favoring non political boards, fire protection, land and timber tax reforms, public forest land extensions, and federal funding for fire protection and farm forestry demonstrations. It backed a southern forestry school and condemned recent changes at the American Forestry Association.
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Farma
Southern School of Forestry
American Forestry
Third
Southern Congress
Atlanta
Roy J. Hogue
The
Interior Lumber Company
Jackson
Miss
Congress
R. D. Forbes
New Orleans
Joseph Hyde Pratt
Chapel Hill
A. B. Hastings
Virginia
Asheville
N.C
American Lumber
J. W. Toumey
Lohia Helle Wylie
FR. S. Maddox
Tennessee State Forester
George A. Hubbell
Lincoln Memorial University
Harrogate
Ily
A. Ue Ig
Southern Forestry Congress
Federal Congress
Southern Forest School
American Forestry Association
Ereby
Georgia Committee
Atlanta Woman's Club
Willie van Winkle
Women's Department
Atlanta Journal
Louise Dooly
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia State Federation of Women's
Cinta
Laulte Belle Wiley
Woman's Department
Atlanta Georgian
Convention Bureau
Georgia
Emory University
Women's Club
Hoo Hoo Club
Convention Bureau of Atlanta
Piedmont Hotel
Terms of British to be presented and grounds for hope
The text argues that British terms and the effectiveness of republican leaders show the English face not a disorganized murder gang but a group controllable by officials of the Dalí Wireann. It notes optimism growing amid evolving political dynamics and suggests a shift toward decisive governance.
Irish Talks and Farm Conditions Amid Heat Drought
Negotiations in London hint Sinn Fain may accept wide terms as Irish leaders seek peace and avoid renewed violence. In the U S farming reports corn and cotton conditions improve with heat and drought. Harvests start in the central states while oats and potatoes suffer where drought persists. Cotton shows gains but excess heat hurts some regions. Fruit crops decline in heat affected areas though apples in Maine look good. Livestock health remains generally sound, but drought stresses pastures and milk production drops in New England and New York.
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London
Sinn Fain
da Valera
Lloyd-George
Maine
California
New England
New York
Iowa
Oklahoma City Ford Manager Appointed
Dr. W. Mitchell named to manage Ford operations in Oklahoma City for two years. He rose through Ford ranks from janitor to district manager in Atlanta and now leads the local district, while R. S. Abbott moves to Houston to head a southern Texas and Mexico district after ten years in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
Specia
W. Mitchell
Oklahome
Ford Company
Ata
Atlanta
Ford Motor Company
Doss
Mitchell
Okla
W. W. Mitchell
Abbott
Houston
Texas
Mexico
Ford
One Man Killed and Another Injured in Rail Wreck Near Nickajack
One man was killed and another severely injured when a Southern Railway freight train derailed near Nickajack, fifteen miles from Atlanta, on Friday morning. The dead man was identified by a union card showing George Albino of Galveston, Texas, and the injured man, Antona Rodriguez of San Antonio, Texas, was taken to Atlanta Hospital with a broken shoulder, a broken arm, and several bruises. Rodriguez admitted they were riding the coal car to seek work in Atlanta. Initially a third man was reported missing, but officials said no other body was found once wreckage was cleared. Traffic resumed at 9:20 p.m. Friday.
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Southern Railway
Nickajack
Atlanta
Naig
George’ Albino
Galveston
Texas
Antona Rodreguez
San Antonio
Rodreguez
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Maier & Berkele, Inc
Whitehall St
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Arector
Yale School of Forestry
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America
United States
Henry W. Keyes
Haverhill
N. H
John H. Small
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Washington
D. C
W. B. Greeley
Julia Lester Dillon
Sumter
5. C
Councilmanic Hospital and Charities Committee
Hospital Medical Board
Alther
Grady
Paulin
Paullin
Constitution
W. &. Goldsmith
Leroy Childs
Ladies’ Organization
P. Aiken
Price
Ings
Roy L. Hogue
N. C
United States Pine Forester For
South Dakota
South Carolina
Florida
Wisconsin
Parks-Chambers- Hardwick Co
Atlanta Law School
Citizens and Southern Bank
Glhe Citizens and Southern Bank
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