Hopes for Mine Victims Rise in Argonaut Rescue Effort
Byron O Pickard of the U S Bureau of Mines reports no signs of trapped workers at the 4200 foot level of the Argonaut mine after entering the shaft as 47 miners remain entombed for two weeks. He notes the fire has not reached that level and a cross cut examination is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argonaut
Jackson
Cal
Associated Press
Byron O. Pickard
United States Bureau of Mines
Pickard
H. M. Wolflin
California Accident Commission
New York Routs Browns in Ninth Inning Rally
The New York Yankees overcome a one run deficit with a ninth inning surge to beat the St. Louis Browns 3 to 2 at Sportsman Park. Dixie Davis is credited with the loss after being relieved by Pruett. Joe Bush pitched for New York as the crowd of about 25,000 watched the seesaw series finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Pruett
Davis
R. H. E. New York
Bush and Schang
Sportsman Park
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Dixie” Davis
Joe Bush
Associated Press
Browns
Frank C
Dixie Davis
Bullet Joe Bush
Iocamn
Witt
Dugan
Ruth
Pipp
Meuse
Schang
Ward
Scott
Bush
Tobin Jr
Foster
Sisler
Williams
Joobaon
McManus
Severeld
Gerber
Guthrie, Evans and Dineen
Unions Move to Strike Out Violence Evidence in Court
In Chicago on September 18 the defense asked Judge James H. Wilkerson to strike 600 affidavits used to support Attorney General Daugherty's injunction against striking rail workers. They argued the affidavits are perjurious, voluminous, and unfairly presented, with insufficient proof linking defendants to acts of sabotage. The judge indicated volume alone won’t dismiss evidence and a continuance was debated but not pursued. The current restraining order expires Thursday, risking automatic lapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Daugherty
Rall
James H. Wilkerson
Associated Press
Donald R. Richberg
B. M. Jewell
John Scott
Richberg
Railway Employes Department
American Federation of Labor
Wilkerson
Frank Mulholland
Toledo
Cilo
Stolen Buick Recovered. Two Suspects Held
Sheriff deputies recovered a Buick believed stolen in Great Falls Montana on Saturday. Suspects Rey Hartzan and Robert Brown are in custody and R Bats is held as a witness in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis
Great Falls
Mont
Rey Hartzan
Robert Brown
Bats
Four Wounded in Mine Riot at Potomac Mine Maryland
Four men were shot during a clash between striking miners and mine owners at the Potomac mine of the Hoffa Brothers Coal company in Graton Maryland near Cumberland. Two men likely fatally wounded, fight broke out as miners clashed with owners during the labor dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Cumberland
Potomac
Hoffa Brothers Coal Company
Grarton
Toumberland
Trial of Mrs Clara Phillips Delayed. Public Defender Appointed
The trial of Mrs Clara Phillips, indicted for the murder of Mrs Alberta Meadows, was postponed until October 20. She appeared without counsel and requested the court appoint a public defender, which Judge Houser granted to allow preparation for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Clara Phillips
Alberta Meadows
Houser
Mrs King Granted Divorce in District Court
Mrs Paul King was awarded a divorce in district court this afternoon by Judge C O Brown for non support. King's whereabouts have been unknown for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul King
Sawed off shotgun used in murder confession in Iowa
George Leroy Spees of Indianapolis confessed to authorities that he killed Des Moines county farmer John V. Shurts with a sawed off shotgun as he slept at home near Burlington last Tuesday night. Mrs Shurts and her 14 year old son were implicated though Spees claims she urged him to kill her husband. Junior, the son, is not implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Iowa
George Leroy Specs
Indianapolis
John V. Shurts
Des Moines
Shurts
Shurtz
Spees
Junior
Roscoe Sarles Killed in Kansas City Race Prize To Widow
Roscoe Sarles Los Angeles driver dies in the 300 mile Kansas City race. Exceeding prize money totaling 6000 may go to his widow after the finishers divide unclaimed awards. Tommy Milton won 10000 with other payouts listed. twelve prizes totaling 30000 were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Sarles
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Tommy Milton
Milton
Baseball Game Recap New York and St Louis Duel in Nine Innings
A detailed inning by inning report shows New York and St Louis trading plays with hits and errors through nine frames. Key moments include Jacobson’s crowd double and Meusel’s strikeouts, Dugan scoring on Ruth’s rally and Williams’ extra base hit for St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Witt
Dugan
Ruth
McDanus
Sisler
Gerber
Pipp
Meusel Force Pipp
McManus
St. Louis
Tobin
Foster
Ward
Schang
Jacobson
Scott
Williams
MecManus
Bush
Willams
St. Louia—Severeld
Davis
Huggins
Meusel
Louis
Foater
Blaler
Wil
Lame
Manus
Wil- Mans
Jeff
Scout
Sister
Bribery case continued for Casper attorney and exofficer
The case of Roy H. Bullack Casper attorney and Curley Gallington former officer charged with bribery in an alleged attempt to secure release of Gallington’s brother was continued to October 16 due to Bullack illness. Judge W J Tidball presided with possible call of Judge C O Brown as witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy H. Bullack
Casper
Mae
Grand Arceny
Btoolfire
Mal Wrandgon
Raymond Routh
Stoolfire
Rowan
Senate poised to veto bonus bill after canvass
In Washington on Sept 18 advisers report sufficient Senate votes to sustain a presidential veto of the bonus bill. The same day a point of order against the tariff conference report was overruled, with the chair’s decision standing 48 to 81 after Senator Simmons pressed the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Bimmons
North Carolina
Ander
Prominent Chicago Man Attends Consolidated Royalty Meeting
Chas FP Whitney a leading Chicago businessman visits to attend the annual meeting of Consolidated Royalty Company where he serves on the board. Whitney plans an extensive dairy industry expansion in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas FP
Whitney
Chicago
Consolidated Royalty Company
Ad Cheery
Abe
U S Vessel Safe Today After Collision Near Anchorage
The U S Vessel VU 8 Pennsylvania was driven aground in a town near here Saturday. It was refloated and brought to an anchorage for safety checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Ovam
Switchman killed in Cheyenne rail yards
William Baker aged 60 a switchman for the Union Pacific Rail Road company was fatally injured in Cheyenne when he slipped under a freight train wheel while attempting to set a brake. He was unmarried and had no relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wye
Hort
William Baker
Union Mavific Rail, Road Company
Open of 1922 World Series Set for October 4 in New York
Baseball officials confirmed the 1922 World Series opens October 4 in New York City with New York Giants at home on the Polo Grounds if the National League champion Giants prevail. If St Louis wins the American League, games shift to St Louis and the schedule adjusts to possible seventh game venues in New York. Prices from last year apply, with seating ranges listed for New York and St Louis venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York City
New York
New York Giants
National Leage
St. Louie
St. Louis
Giants
Polo Grounds
New York Americans
Yankeew
Jone
St. Toulo
Iestimt
Werner Elimulil
Yankees
Ameintment Jet
Train collision near Edwardsville leaves three dead
Three people were killed and two injured when an Illinois traction system train struck an automobile three miles west of Edwardsville. One coach overturned as the vehicle occupants were ejected or trapped, with two surviving. Names and details are partly unreadable in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bdwardsville
Here
George Nay
Jen Peterman
Weeg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jackson, Cal
James Fitzgerald
Charles Fitzgerald
Kennedy
Elmer Oberg
Charlen
Arthur
Wagalad
Cincinnati
Reede Ec Orc
Couch
Markle
Hargrave
Pnyder
R. H E
Brooklyn
Kauffman, Stueland
Cheeves
O'Farrell
Vance
Deberry
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Morrise Hamilton
Brown
Schmidt
Weinert
Peters
Boston
Pfeffer
Ainsmith
Houlihan
Greenwich
Matthews
O'Neill
Ptteriece
Yammer
Atx
Marty Haris
Frank Hiliott
Ralph Mulford
Jerry Wonderlich
Bennett Hill
Afernoon
Speedway
F Pipp
Meweel
Louis—Davin
Sehang
Smith
Prudt
Pavia
McNally
Behang
Shocker
Hush
Bevereld
Canter
Poster
Mieler
Loule
Binler
Williame
Boott
Harding
Consolidated Meet
Cleveland
Rommell
H. Nn Asedee Wsdub
Quinn
Karr
Ruel
Leverette and
Schalk
Detroit
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!