Government Aid for Marooned Arizona Passengers
Washington telegram reports President urged Governor Campbell to use all possible means to aid stranded travelers after trains on the Santa Fe line were left unmanned. The message stresses government obligation to relieve suffering and promises federal assistance if local facilities are unavailable.
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Washington, Ave
T Thomas E. Campbell
Arizona
Seversa
Senza Fe
Sour
Henry Forets
Violence claims several in city wide incidents
New York reports three men dead from gunshot and related injuries in a sequence of early morning attacks. Thomas Ane, 35, died at St Marys Hospital after a fight near Shy heart. Francis Maguire, 29, is held on murder charges. John Reid, secretary of the YMCA, and others are detained as witnesses as police investigate shootings at the YMCA building and a car chase through Hoboken and Newark. An autopsy is planned for Edward Hickey, 30, who collapsed after a street altercation. Bullets struck pedestrians as attackers fled in a vehicle abandoned later. A separate incident notes a large plant uprooted and a separate stabbing in the Bronx, with lingering questions about assailants.
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New York
Toran Oestro
Mere Atarien
Thomas Ane
Marine Branch
ZY. M. C
Francis Maguire
Kennan
John =. Reid
YMC. A
John Varder Veer
Hoboken
William Donnellen
fBoboken
Denanna
Pigtown
Brooklyn
Frank Coloriol
Michel Malarfrancesco
Rooklyn
Joseph
Malatfrancesco
Michael
Edward Hickey
Hickey
O. W. Grube
Seventh Avenue
Airman survives wing rupture and fall after parachute ride
Master Sergeant Ralph W. Bottiiell recounts a perilous descent after a parachute mishap when a shattered rudder tore away and ripped his chute’s panel. He fell eight miles while unconscious, landed in Germantown, and saw his pilot Maddan glide in safely without a rudder.
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Madan
Cavilane
Heald Sy
Pty
Ita
Waylon
Germantown
Heck
Otte
Lang
Giants Batting 300: Regulars Fire In Large Hitting Parade
In Boston the Giants boast an unusually powerful lineup with most regulars hitting over .300. Frisch, Bancroft, Groh, Stengel, Youngs, Snyder, and others contribute strong averages as reserves like Cunningham and Teper are used. Cardinals counter with Barfoot and others, Nehf and Burrant noted, keeping a tight pennant race scenario.
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Boston
Giants
Heley
Cardin
Fournier
Chess Leary
Gants
Cunningham
Cardinals
Mann
Garner
McCaordy
Xekr
New Yorkers
Barféot
Nehf
Burrant
Buddie Wins Pootatuck Cruising Race From Stratford Club
Captain Herbert Reid sails the 20 foot Buddie to victory in the 30 nautical mile handicap race to Port Jefferson, held by Pootatuck Yacht Club. Mohawk places second as adverse weather tests crews and spectators along the Sound with seven boats starting.
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Port Jefferson
Stratford Yacht Club
Pequot Yacht Club
Herbert Reid
Pootatuck
Pontatack Yacht Club Outrias
Stratford Oyin
Mddiezraund
Mannar
Doals
Port Jetergen
Buddie
Reid
Bridgeport
Marrris Melissa
Fred Viner
Molwona
Fuller
Vanithe
Morrith Axtell
Ernest Hull
Sydney Breeze
Housatonic
Yaent Club
Paar
Suish Wne
Xechte
Gleiting Cart
Herbert Feld
A. G. Fuller
Pfellowtratt
George Sherwood
Chacke
Corkenae Island
Seven Injured In Auto Crash In Milford District
A multiple vehicle collision left seven injured near Milford. Injured victims include Ruth Morton alias at 287 Dark Lane Bridgeport and Misa R Norton and Costello. Trucks were used to separate the cars. an incomplete report cites attendees and shock as factors. Police and hospital facilities reported ongoing care throughout the day.
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Ruth Morton
Bridgeport
Severs
Misa R Norton
Costello
Teealmert
Milford Hospital
Costein
Tre
Obituary notices for Clavente E. Bush and Delesta Awines Quaintmace
Obituary notices report Clavente E Bush aged 33 of Morwich who died after a long illness. He left a wife and two children and was to be buried at Conia cemetery Branford Loreto. Also noted is the death of Delesta Awines Quaintmace wife of Russell Quaintmace whose funeral was at Georgy Py Potters mortuary parlors and St Thomas church field.
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Clavente E. Bush
Clarence Bug
Morwich
Attec
American 'S & Stamping Company
Gilbert
Misu
Bush
Mortivey
August G. Baker
Shrarfach Avenue
Pbovla
Conia’ Cemetery
Branford
Loreto
Agmes
Dleresta Awines
Quaintmace
Russell
Quaintrace
Pagier Cottage
Fairfield Beach
Georgy Py Potter
Pervices
St. Thomas’ Church
Fairfeld
Burl
St. Thomas
Ninfield
Executives Reject Arbitration Plan in Rail Strike
Executives refuse to accept the President's arbitration offer as unions and railroads clash over seniority and labor board authority. The plan would have placed the dispute before an impartial tribunal, but railroads insist on Board jurisdiction, while unions demand terms aligned with workers. Missouri Pacific and other lines report ongoing walkouts and service disruptions amid stalled negotiations.
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Railroad Labor Board
Aod
Thia Way
Thoms
Rilra
Alrewly
Unite
Sttikors
Door to Farther Negotiations Not Closed by Them
Washington unions state they will not issue a formal reply yet as developments unfold. They explain suspended rights for workers on strike, rights to pensions and insurance, and the need to avoid embarrassing actions before Congress reconvenes. They say the door remains open to further negotiations and will issue a formal statement when appropriate.
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Washington
Sheppard
Congress
Position of Roads Exeecutives Support President on Settlement
Railway executives chief Thomas Dewitt Cuyler announced no more conferences with the Government and endorsed the President's plan to settle the seniority dispute by sending it to the Labor Board. Resolutions, covering 151,824 miles, urged re-employment of striking workers where possible and assignment to vacancies, with seniority questions referred to the Labor Board for final decision.
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Aman
Thomas Dewitt Cuyler
Association of
Railway Executives
Tonleat
New York
United States Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
Transporta
Shipping Board Carries Flag of U. S. to Every Port of World
The Shipping Board operates 1,049 ships totaling 10,897,007 dead weight tons visiting most world ports. Northern Europe hosts 163 vessels, Southern Europe 34, and other regions list 48 Orient vessels and 39 in South America among 344 ships on permanent schedules. Excluded are 913 steel noncommissioned ships, 256 idle wood vessels, 39 chartered ships, and 90 tankers.
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Washington
United States
The
Shipping Board
Europe
United Kingdom
Ireland
Bordeaux-Hamburg
Baltic
British India
Australia
Orient
Dutcis East
Annulment of Pacific Trains Triggers Marooned Passengers
Western Pacific cancels two daily trains from San Francisco amid a strike. Affected passengers endure delays as crews move to resume service in California and Nevada regions including Needles and Caliente. Union Pacific reports 350 passengers arrive in Los Angeles from Needles and Las Vegas. Firemen’s union executives travel to San Bernardino to aid restoration efforts.
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San Francisco
Western Pacific
Eino
Nevada
Berlaca
Elke
Wa Hope
Pissengers
Needles
Calif
Caliente
la Vegan
Western Pacific Railroad Company
California
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Prasangers
Euarly
Jaheritta
Seligman
Abia
Los Angelia Salt Lake
Union Pacific
Calionta
Las Vegas
W. H. Comstock
San Bernardino
Firemen's Brotherhood
Louisville May Drop From League?
The Louisville club may exit the American Association after the season due to poor attendance. Last year Louisville won the pennant and the minor league World Series but drew about 176000 fans, far below Minneapolis and others, weakening finances and defense of the team.
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Louieville
Louisville
Sliso
Parsons
Minneapolis
Han
Sean
Babe Ruth Undergoes Leg Abscess Operation
New York August 12 Babe Ruth was operated on today for an abscess on the left leg. The slugger is out of the game at a critical moment for the Yankees as doctors assess when he can return. He was moved from hospital to his apartment and is reported to be recovering well, with a decision pending on his Tuesday game against the Tigers.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Meetings Tonight In Bridgeport Fraternal Lodges Listed
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous fraternal orders meeting tonight at venues across Bridgeport including Hatian Genera committee 47 East Washington, Venica Athletic Club 105 Hurd Arena, Stratford Avenue lodges, Samuel H Harris lodge and Odd Fellows at 180 Broad, Loyal Order Moose 633 State, I O O Free State Street, Daughters of American Revolution 10 Broad, Harmony Rebekah, Star of Charlie lodge, and others at 159 181 State and 1025 Main.
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Hatian Genera
Washington Avenue
Venica Athletic Club
Hurd Arena
Bridgeport
Eawnell, Jr- O- UA
Lal State
Xeon
Planter Lodge
Sons of St
George's Hell
Stratford Avenue
Sigma Tata Phi
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Samuel H. Harris
F. O O T
Odd Fellows
Broad Street
Bridgeport Lodge
Loyal Order
Moose
State Street
Toyalty Lodge
Free State Street
Bricklavers and Plasterers Mutual and Protective Anion
Elmstreet Daughters of American
Mary Silliman Ebhapeer
Dexies of Hertha
Berthalehem
Alpha Circle
Brotherhood of Marica
Jerusalem Council
Magenle Temple
Harmony
Renekah Fodse
T. Oo
Charlie Lodge
Order of Shepherns
Betaleheny
Ancalina HL
Bartlett
Daugh
Yetarags
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Atall
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Averas Glante
Kelly
Frisch
Bancroft
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Stengel
Smith
Schultz
Ain
George Galr
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Henry
Uxgentives
Dewitt Cuylar
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania
A. H. Smith
New York Central
Heral
Missouri Pacific
Ted
Pueblo
Colo
Missouri Pacific Railroad
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Kuedle
Horace
Kan
Solirg
Cassociatag
Eleth
Tallut
Wetern
Chicago
Sig Four
Jwerk
L Yards
Ingham
Aki Aig
Jassenger Battic
Une Frisco
Tamsinglon Jis
Wnion
Lotal
Roseville
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Tew
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One Hundred and Thirty-second Infantry
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Heinz
Andy
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