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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1922

Page

2

Many Killed in Railroad Wreck on Trestle Over Mississippi

Five wooden day coaches plus baggage and express car failed to clear a trestle over Glaise Creek as the engine neared water. The collision sent two coaches down a 50 foot embankment and telescoped four more, crushing many passengers. The last car carried 180 travelers from Fort Worth to St Louis. the local train carried about 100.

Glaise Creek Mississippi Fort Worth Tex St. Louis

Engineer Glenn Dies In Night Train Wreck Near Sulphur Springs

Based on Mr Cannon account Matt Ginger Glenn of St Louis an engineer for eight years ran past a danger signal and was killed leaping from his cabin before the crash Edward Tinsley of St Louis fireman No 4 was seriously injured Glenn had been ordered to pull over near Cliff Cave ten miles north to let the Sunshine Special pass the orders found near his body ghouls robbed the dead a single suspect William Hall of St Louis led authorities to grave harm. The disaster left a village of 150 overwhelmed with injured and dead transported to St Louis and De Soto surgeon Dr W W Hull treated victims for hours and recalled insufficient help to save many lives.

Cannon Matt “Ginger” Glenn St. Louis Glenn Edward Tinsley No. 4 Sulphur Springs Cliff Cave Here Texas Points William Hall W. O. Pensley de Soto W. W. Hull de Gonia de Gonta Bobby

Rough Landing Wrecks Plane in Franklin New Hampshire

Two Boston men escaped serious injury when a Curtis bi plane landed on a rough field and rolled over a 20 foot embankment. Fred Smith and John Murphy of Dorchester, uninjured, planned to repair and continue to Canaan New Hampshire after the mishap.

Franklin N. H Boston Curtis Fred Smith John Murphy Dorchester Smith Cannan

Flo Ziegfeld Defends Marilyn Miller Amid Miller Pickford Controversy

Flo Ziegfeld rejects slander claims over Marilyn Miller linking him to Jack Pickford. He insists he never drafted anti marriage clauses and that disputes arose from others. He states Sally will star Marilyn Miller in Boston and describes his family support and business focus.

Ings Flo Marilyn Miller Sally Jack Pickford Arilyn Miller Marilyn Miss Miller Boston Dorothy Dickson London Buncombe

Mass meeting in Philadelphia unites for Boland Brugha vengeance

A Philadelphia rally united Irish sympathizers to avenge Harry Boland and Cathal Brugha. The crowd announced a memorial for the two leaders with caskets draped in American and Irish flags and a guard of honor. Speakers criticized Lloyd George and Churchill while broadcasting Boland’s alleged last message to Irish-Americans.

Philadelphia Harry Boland Cathal Bruigha Boland Brugha Ireland Irish Republic Movement Republic of Ireland Joseph McGarrity Lloyd George Winston Churchill

Malden youths charged after morning auto attack in square

Philip S Crimmins and Jeremiah F O'Brien face assault and battery charges in Malden District Court after a confrontation in Malden Square. Five youths were detained, two identified by the Wakefield girls as leaders of the attack on an automobile whose driver was aiding stranded friends. Patrolmen Riley and McCarthy responded.

Philip S. Crimmins Main Street Malden Jeremiah F. O’brien Middlesex Street Malden District Court Malden Square Wakefield Gagolone Riley McCarthy

Fire at Malden home uncovers stills and mash

Firefighters battled flames at 9 Suffolk Street in Malden where two stills and 20 barrels of mash were found in an attic. Police and fire crews searched the home of widow Lena Fisher but found no occupants as fumes hampered efforts. The blaze began just before midnight and crews fought through smoke and dangerous vapors.

Malden Suffolk Street Lena Fisher

Fire crews halt blaze tied to illicit stills on Suffolk Street

Firemen stopped a blaze likely started by illegal stills causing over 1000 in damage to a house. Stills sabotaged and 20 barrels of mash boiled away. Prohibition agents to inspect. Dry Agent Roberts notes 22 stills on Suffolk Street, with five already destroyed in raids.

Prohibition Suffolk Street Roberts

Lewis Optimistic on Soft Coal Strike Talks

President John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers said he was optimistic about early settlement as conferences with operators open in Cleveland. The talks will cover central competitive field operators in Illinois Indiana Ohio and western Pennsylvania with invited participation.

Cleveland Associated Press John L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America Illinois Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania

Indications Favor Later Invitations on Wage Talks

Indications tonight favored inviting operators of other coal fields to join discussions. The move could enlarge the central field as a basis for wage negotiations in the soft coal industry.

Demand Passage of Anti Lynching Bill in Springfield

Springfield August 6 Congressman L C Dyer of Missouri author of the Dyer anti lynching bill and Speaker Frederick H Gillett were principal speakers at a mass meeting where resolutions were adopted demanding the immediate passage of the bill Dyer outlined the purpose of his bill and Gillett endorsed the aims of the measure.

Springfield Congreman L. C. Dyer Missouri Dyer Speaer Frederick H. Gillett Dye Gillett

Boston News Bureau Shapes U.S. Business Narrative

A Boston News Bureau feature surveys how national business interests are reflected in the country’s economic story. The piece highlights the bureau’s role in tracking markets, corporate power, and policy effects on growth across sectors. It notes ongoing data gathering and editorial framing by Bureau analysts.

Boston News Bureau

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