Convicts Revolt Fire Buildings at Western Penitentiary
In Pittsburgh on July 18 prisoners at Western Penitentiary seized dining room chaos, fires started in four locations, guards and police fought inmates with citizens help. Six inmates shot, several wounded, damage over fifty thousand dollars as escape attempts halted and revolt quelled. Deputy Sheriff John M. Egan cited discontent among eight hundred inmates including recent Philadelphia arrivals.
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Masked Auto Bandits Rob Bank of $7000
A group of masked robbers entered the Orangeville bank and escaped with seven thousand dollars. They forced the bank president to drive their car five miles from Orangeville and then threw him from the vehicle. No further details on injuries or suspects were provided.
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Divorce fixing is new Tufts charge
Boston July 1 Disbarred attorney Nathan A Tufts testified in a divorce case that he could arrange a divorce for Mrs Annie Eastman Brown involving Captain Stearns. The testimony forms part of Attorney General J Weston Ailers proceedings to remove the district attorney. Mrs Brown said Tufts boasted of arranging a trap to “catch” Stearns and that his name must not appear. Other witnesses testified Tufts offered favors to influence a case and warned a client’s counsel.
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Ridgefield Pastor Loses Ford Sedan To Theft
Ridgefield police report a black Pacu sedan owned by Rev. Hugh Shields of the Congregations church was stolen last Saturday night after leaving near the Grammar school. License 25082 engine 106352. Mrs. Shields and her mother drove to Chautaugea and left the car by the Grammar school before the theft.
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League to Work With U S Arms Conference
Paris July 15 Universal Service quotes several League of Nations disarmament commission members. Jouhaux says Washington pact will fail without independent action by the League. Fisher warns against moving without a universal agreement. Schanser outlines three reports to aid Washington talks. Viviani praises joint effort with America toward world peace.
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Oil Is Placed On Tariff Free List By Vote 187-19
The House cast 187 to 19 votes to remove crude oil from the tariff list in a midweek session. President Harding influenced the outcome by opposing an oil duty, with Fordney presenting his letter urging the tariff while a second missive was released despite dissent. The measure paves the path for final approval next Thursday, though the vote lacked a formal roll call.
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Seven Stitches Taken To Mead Boy's Heart
New York July 1 Frank Farin 16 of Brooklyn was wounded while cutting rope at a factory when a seven inch knife dipped, piercing his chest and heart. Surgeons opened his chest sewed four stitches in heart muscle and three in surrounding tissue.
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Britain paid cash to settle British claim, Senate criticism grows
Washington July 18 The government paid cash for a British claim of 52,990,000 tied to transport of American troops and supplies. Treasury Secretary Mellon said the payment ends a large account by liquidating in cash rather than applying against Britain’s debt. Senate critics led by Senator Borah questioned the expediency of paying Britain before broader settlement.
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Bituminous coal stock in US too great to deplete by exports
The Telescam presents the second FE Robert Steven article on the coal situation. It argues US bituminous coal reserves are vast, not easily exhausted by rising exports, and notes deposits spanning 458,000 square miles with coal under various states. It compares US abundance to European shortages and discusses production costs and potential legislation.
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Hoover warns of winter coal shortage across factories
Washington May 18 The letter from Secretary Hoover to public utility and business groups warns of an autumn coal shortage risk. He cites possible increased demands, reduced mine output, and railway financing problems that could threaten essential services. He urges proactive coal purchases and prepares utilities to cover critical periods.
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Ulster Premier Dig In 5 Cent Fare Deadlock
Officials report a stalemate over Ulster Premier Lloyd George talks and five cent trolley fares. Sinn Fein and Ulster leaders press ahead with peace talks while De Valera asserts self determination. Mayor Wilson urges a five cent fare and a second hearing on jitney routes amid Connecticut company finances.
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Bronx Housewives Demand Five Cent Bread
Four hundred members of the Housewives League toured the borough demanding five cent bread. They marched in front of bakeries urging proprietors to cut prices and cited hunger amid rising costs.
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Mackenzie Named Prohibition Director of State
Harry Mackenzie of Bethel was appointed prohibition director for Connecticut by Commissioner Blair, succeeding Julius Stremlay. Announcement from Washington said Mackenzie will take the post amid weeks of anticipation, with several Connecticut leaders mentioned as possible successors.
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Shipboard Losses Reported For Fiscal Year
Washington reports a fiscal year loss of 380 million dollars for the shipboard venture. The board’s chairman notes the deficit exceeds prior estimates by 307 million, with total government merchant marine venture expenditures at 680 million so far.
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Far East Issue Worries Japan In Washington Talks
Tokyo editorial warns that bringing Yap and Shan tung into the Washington conference could echo Versailles. It argues such questions are limited to the states concerned and could inflame public opinion, invite prejudice, and threaten world peace.
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Duryea Wife and Associate Placed in Custody in New York
Clara Duryea wife of a Holiness preacher and Ead Van Noy were en route home when police were alerted at a camp where Duryea had preached. Heather Angell of the Nazarene church contacted officers when the woman sought her husband. Brother Angell sought arrest on Mann Act violation charges.
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Time Works for Disarming Plan as Washington Feels
Washington advocates patience as disarmament talks progress amid cautious optimism in Tokyo and London. Japanese debate over including Far East questions delays concrete steps. Officials count public opinion and diplomatic tone as key aids, with no invitation issued yet and days needed for progress.
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Bridgeport Plants Reopen After Major Shutdown
More than 4,000 workers return to duty at Harvey Hubbel and Bridgeport Brass after a long shutdown. Workers resume near normal conditions with eight hour days at Bridgeport Brass while Hubbel operates on a three day or four day schedule based on demand. Offices report ongoing adjustments as operations restart.
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Anti Beer Bill Setback Reported in Washington
A July 18 Washington dispatch notes the Willis Campbell anti beer bill suffering a setback as a standard genstd fuse failed to grant it right of way. The piece references Norris farmers and an export figure of 100 million dollars, with corporate implications.
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Three Arrested in Domestic Abuse Case at Atlantic Street
Police responded after Antonia Swicinsky reported threats and assault by her husband. Neighbors called after furniture was damaged at 474 Atlantic Street, with a violent scene resulting in arrests for breach of the peace. Longtime tensions described as serious strain on marital relations involved accusations toward three men, including Alex Sofoyisky and Alex Motlar, amid a chaotic domestic disturbance.
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