Flyer Wreck Kills Eleven. Seventy-Two Hurt Near Winslow Junction
The midnight flyer on the Philadelphia and Reading railroad plunged thirty feet into an embankment near Winslow Junction New Jersey after a signalman error. Eleven dead, seventy two injured, including seventeen women. Two patients remain serious in Atlantic City and Camden hospitals. One victim was a Pullman porter. another bore a card with the name Saul North from Mays Landing. The train's speed near seventy five mph as it rushed to cover time.
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Winslow Junction
N. J
Philadelphia and
Reading
Here
John JD. Sickler
Atlantic City
Camden
Saul North
American Hotel
Mays’ Landsing W
Readings rail wreck at Winslow Junction claims 12 dead
The midnight flyer wreck at Winslow Junction New Jersey leaves 12 dead and many injured. Identified dead include W. T. Souder Atlantic City fireman Joseph Dilison Pleasantville Sol Worth Cape May and Walter Wescott Gloucester. Among the seriously injured sent to Atlantic City were Daniel Phelan Arthur Parker Leila Gutjohn Isadore Middleman and an unidentified man who died en route.
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Joseph Dilison
Pleasantville
N. J
Sol Worth
Cape May
Walter Wescott
Gloucester
Atlantic City
Daniel Phelan
Arthur Parker
Philadelphia
Pullman
Leila Gutjohn
Isadore Middleman
Train Wreck on Cape May Branch Kills Engineer in 60 Foot Plunge
The midnight flyer derailed after a switch error sent it onto a branch line to Wildwood and Cape May. The locomotive and several Pullmans plunged 60 feet into a cut, with the engine’s engineer Walter Westcott among the dead. Conductor John Nace led the wrecked crew.
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Cape May
Ateel
Wildwood
Pennsylvania Railroad
Walter Westcott
Gloucester
N. J
John Nace
Weather Outlook for Ohio Fair and Cooler Tonight
Weather forecast shows Ohio fair with cooler tonight and Tuesday. Temperature data noted from 4 p.m. yesterday. Also mentions a big dance at Louisville last night July 4 ad.
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Ohio
Alleged Slayer Ends His Life by Hanging in Steubenville
Stanley Zalewski, 45, who faced a second degree murder trial in Steubenville Ohio, hanged himself at his home after a hung jury. Prosecutors said he feared being unable to hire counsel for a second trial.
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Steubenville
Stanley Zalewski
Pomerene Predicts Democratic Gains in Ohio
Ohio expects at least half the congressional districts to elect Democrats in November, says Senator Atlee Pomerene in Canton. He argues Republican tariff plans raise living costs, noting wool price hikes and expected suit price increases from 3 to 10 dollars, citing industry leaders.
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Ohio
Washington
Atlee Pomerene
Canton
Senate
American Woolen Mills Co
A. W. Burkhart
Cincinnati
National Association of Retail Clothiers
Willis
Longworth
Turner-Ebinger Co
Marietta
Arrests Paroled Man For Robbery In Cleveland
Cleveland July 3 A paroled man from Jamestown N Y named Charles Anderson was arrested at the home of George D Rowland on Clifton boulevard after Rowland found a burglar inside. Detective Fred A Kintzler, who had arrested Anderson two years earlier in the same room, led the investigation and took him into custody. Anderson had just been released from Mansfield reformatory on the prior charge.
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Cleveland
Charles Anderson
Jamestown
N. Y
Lakewood City
George D. Rowland
Clifton Boulevard
Anderson
Rowland
Fred A. Kintzler
Mansfield Reformatory
Kintzler
Free Band Concert and Big Dance on July 4
Community notices announce a free band concert at Meyers Lake Park by Thayer's Military Band in the afternoon and a big dance at Empire Hall in Louisville on July 4. An advertisement promotes a baby book and photograph with Courtney Free and a First Trust savings account offering a silver plated baby bank for savings.
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Meyers Lake Park
Thayer
Louisville
Adv
Gaby
Courtney Free
First Trust & Savings Bank
Love Doctor
Park Theater
Ohio Legislature Debates Bond Plan for Veteran Bonus
In Columbus a special session convened to consider issuing up to 10 million dollars in bonds to fund adjusted veteran compensation. The Senate adjourned sine die then reconvened. a hearing on the measure was set for the afternoon, with a plan to fund claims via general revenue.
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Columbus
Davis
Senate
Henry W. Frillman
Price
Ohio
House
Senate” Rules Committee
Rowe
Cleveland
Tracy
General Revenue
Strip Miners Will Not Join Strike In Ohio Fields
Representatives of the International Brotherhood of Steam Shovel Men and Dredgemen in eastern Ohio voted not to strike in sympathy with the United Mine Workers. About 3,000 strippers in Jefferson, Belmont, Harrison and Tuscarawas counties were affected as mines had closed since Friday. workers returned to work after an almost unanimous vote.
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Steubenville, CO
International Brotherhood of Steam
Ohio
United Mine Workers of America
Jefferson
Belmont
Harrison
Tuscarawas
Drowning Victim’s Body Not Recovered at Big Sandy Creek
The body of Homer Carnes age unknown from 508 Troyps NW was not recovered by noon Monday after drowning in the whirlpool at the old state dam on Big Sandy creek during swimming. Dynamite blasts Sunday and grappling efforts failed to locate him. Cantonians aided in the recovery attempts.
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Homer Carnes
Big Sandy Creek
Old State Dam
Cantonians
Renew Attacks On Irish Rebels In Sackville Street
Dublin reports a morning assault by Free State troops on rebel hotels in Sackville Street and Upper O’Connell Street. Fire power includes artillery and machine guns as De Valera and Cathal Brugha reportedly shelter in Sackville’s Hammond Hotel. Casualties cited, with 300 prisoners taken in the past day. fighting and uncertainty extend beyond Dublin to Drogheda.
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Dublin
O'Connell and
Sackville-sts
Sackville-st
O’connell-St
Free State Army
de Valera
Cathal Brugha
Hammond Hotel
Sackville St
Four Courts
Irish Provisional Government
Drogheda
Man drinks Lysol after forged check arrest
Elyria July 3 Alfred O Breen drank Lysol when police entered his home to arrest him on a forged check charge for a large amount against H B Schultz. He is expected to recover. An advertisement offers a free baby’s first photograph at Courtney's Studio with a $1 savings account at The First Trust and Savings Bank plus a baby book.
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Elyria
H. B. Schultz
Alfred O'Breen
Navarre Boy 8 Killed by Auto
Funeral services are set for Myron Holl eight son of Ira Holl of Navarre after injuries from being struck by an automobile Saturday near his Navarre home. The vehicle was driven by a nearby resident named Schiller. Coroner T C McQuate investigates the incident at Massillon City Hospital where the boy died Sunday night.
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Myron Holl
Ira Holl
Navarre
Massillon City Hospital
Schiller
T. C. McQuate
Auto Kills Woman In Ohio Crash
Mrs. Ellen Clancy a 65 year old resident of Youngstown died from injuries after being struck and run over by a car driven by James Appel of Steubenville on Sunday morning. Appel was arrested on reckless driving charges and later released on bond as witnesses largely absolve him of blame.
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Youngstown
Ellen Clancy
James Appel
Steubenville
Appel
Government outlines plan to end national mine strike
Secretary of Labor Davis announced a government peace plan to end the countrywide mine strike. The proposal, for immediate arbitration, was formalized for review by coal operators and miners as they returned to secret talks. Davis urged adoption to resume mining within days.
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Washington
United States
Davis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Alfred M. Ogle
National Coal Association
Commerce
Hoover
Small Fires at Two Homes Reported in City
Mrs H J Trusal suffered burns to hands when she tossed burning paste from a window at 620 Troyps NW. Guests used the paste which ignited a dresser and rug causing minor damage. At 5 AM Monday firefighters responded to a small blaze in the sidewall of W C Buckheimer 1264 Concordat SW. origin undetermined.
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H. J. Trusal
Troyps
Trusal
W. C. Buckheimer
Concordat
Ar npold held on murder charge in Ruth Lawrence death
Charles Arnold of 240 N Front Street waived examination in municipal court on a first degree murder charge in the death of Mrs Ruth Lawrence. He was bound over to the grand jury without bond.
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Columbus
Charles Arnold
N. Frontst
Ruth Lawrence
Recommends New Unions of Employes Remain on Job
Detroit reports the Railway Labor Board may delay a wage cut order and rehear the case. The board outlawed striking workers and urged new unions to replace those who leave, ensuring protections for those remaining and those who join new associations on each carrier.
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Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
Labor Board
American Federation of Labor
Railroad Labor Board
Local rail operations show no strike impact yet
Reports from Pennsylvania Lines and Wheeling and Lake Erie indicate mixed results as a rail yard strike nears 1,000 workers. Pennsylvania ads seek replacements for machinists and welders while managers claim operations continue with augmented police presence. Wheeling unionists report morale intact and ongoing meetings with no transport disruption noted.
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Pennsgeey
Wheeling and Lake Te
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Co
Stark Yard
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wheeling
Japanese Approve Washington Conference Pacts
The Japanese privy council has now approved all Washington conference treaties. The last two pacts approved were the Nine Power Treaty affecting China and the Chinese customs treaty, as advised by the state department.
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Washington
China
Pure Food Expert Will Conduct Daily News Page
Winifred Stuart Gibbs to run the Food Page for The Canton Daily News starting Tuesday. She is a renowned food specialist with a history in Visiting Housekeeping and nutrition work in New York City. The Troy Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co. will close all day Tuesday July 4.
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Canton Daily News
Troy Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
Ady
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Winslow Embankment
Reading Railroad
W. T. Souder
Teseee
Pomerene
Solons
ELKS
Roger D. Hay
Marion
Hardings
Oka
Lars
Sackville
Upper O'Connelsts
Free State
Marlon
Harding
Union
White House
Main Street
Baby
Courtney
Auto
Detroit
Railway Labor Board
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
John Hall
Pennsylvania Lines
Winifred Stuart Gibbs, Will Con
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