Train wreck injures five under Hopple Street Viaduct
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train derailed the front coach after a switch failure under the Hopple Street Viaduct. Five people are injured and many bruised as passengers dropped to the floor to avoid the smash up. Injured include Helen Kitchen and George Hill.
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Baltimore & Ohio
New York
Washington
Hopple Street
C. A. Brown
Cincinnati
F. M. Moore
Chillicothe
George Green
Blanchester
City Hall meeting sets safety zone enforcement plan
Judge Joseph H. Woeste and city officials agreed to paint safety zone lines across car tracks to clearly mark forbidden ground. Police will cite minor traffic violators to curb unsafe driving and parking near zones amid debates on enforcement.
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Judge Woeste
Joseph H. Woeste
George P. Carrel
Woeste
William Copelaw
Copelaw
Parkers
Pupil Rescued by Clever Pup After Poisoning
A playful two year old in Chillicothe Ohio found a bottle of poison pills. A family dog swallowed fifty five pills to save the child leaving five. Doctors used a stomach pump to save Evelyn North daughter of Dr and Mrs C L North. The dog died before the family returned from the hospital.
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Associated Press
Chillicothe, O
Evelyn North
C. L. North
Hughes to spend two days in Paris amid overseas tour
Secretary Hughes will spend at least two days in Paris during a voyage to England and the continent. He sails from New York with the American Bar Association delegation and will visit London July 21 to 28, staying about one month abroad with recreation periods.
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Washington
Hughes
Paris
England
New York
Berengaria
American Ler Association
London
Berlin
Owen Young Uncertain About His Status in London Parley
In Cherbourg France on July 11 Owen D Young a key figure in the reparations report rode the Leviathan from New York to Southampton. Asked about a London allied conference he said he could not say if he would participate as his mission and accreditation by the U S government were not yet settled. He planned to go to Southampton then Paris at month end.
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Owen Young
London
Associated Press
Cherbourg
France
Owen D. Young
Leviathan
New York
Southampton
United States
Young
Paris
Logan to Sit With Kellogg at Inter Allied Conference
American observer Colonel James A. Logan arrived from Paris and will sit beside Ambassador Kellogg at Crewe House during the inter allied conference. British planners extend the seating arrangement to include Logan for the sessions. Owen D. Young is expected from New York for the July 16 opening to aid the experts’ report and may take an official role if reparations plan advances.
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Logan
Kellogg
London
Paris
James A. Logan
Ambassador Kellogg
Crewe House
Owen D. Young
New York
Whisky pirates board ships kill captains and seize cargo
New York reports a second ship boarded by rum pirates, killing its captain and tossing him overboard. The raid, tied to bootleggers retaliating against low rum prices, involved whiskies brandies and cordials valued over 250000 dollars. French authorities in Halifax investigate the Mulhouse incident.
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New York
Halifax
Mulhouse
New Jersey
Ferrene
Mutiny by Mad Sailor Aboard Annie S Off Sydney
Police rescued Captain White and crew after a single handed mutiny by Lewis Quelleon of St Pierre Miqelon aboard the Annie S as it neared Sydney N S with a cargo of liquor. Quelleon armed with an ax and chisel drove the crew below decks set fire to the forecastle and fought officers before being captured.
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Associated Press
Sydney
N. S
Annie S
Lewis Quelleon
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Quelleon
Covington Greyhound Track Proposed At Walking's Park
Promoters Roe P. Smith of Chicago and Homer Moore of Latonia seek city approval to build a quarter mile greyhound track at Walking's Park Covington with pari mutuel betting machines pending State Racing Commission permission. The site spans about fifteen acres near the Rosedale car line with water supply questions to be debated at a special session.
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Covington
Roe P. Smith
Chicago
Homer Moore
Latonia
Daniel O’donovan
Theodore Kluemper
Board of Commissioners
Walking’s Park
Rosedale
Smith
Kluemper
St. Louis
State Racing Commission
Frankfort
Theodore C. Wolking
Kentucky
Lake Walking
Rosedale Park
Huntington Avenue
Ft. Mitchell
Slain contractor found on Duck Creek road. valuables missing
A contractor was found slain on Duck Creek Road with a large roll of money gems and a ring missing. Coroner held autopsy while his death is investigated as a potential self inflicted case. Zumstein, prominent Cincinnati taxi pioneer, dies aged 87 at his home after a long illness. funeral plans not set.
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Duck Creek Road
Hamilton County
Bernard G. Levitz
Baymiller Street
Levitz
Pleasant Ridge
Lester Toad
Norwood
J. E. Steinfeld
R. E. Dailey
Steinfeld
Peipmeyer
Fite
Norwood Emergency Hospital
Edwin Craig
Souther
Coe
Pty
Miami River
Cleves
Davis and McAdoo Confer but Californian Fails to Decide
New York July 11 L L Jodny W Davis Democratic nominee for president hosted a flurry of calls from William G McAdoo Governor Smith Cordell Hull and other leaders. McAdoo visited to pay respects and offered no pledge of support while Rockwell publicly backed Davis.
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Associated Press
New York
Locust Valley
L. L
Jodny W. Davis
Calleng
William G. McAdoo
Smith
Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
Davis
McAdoo
Bryan
Californian
Europe
Frank L. Polk
David Ladd Rockwell
Rockwell
McA@bo
Hull
George White
Ohio
Cox
Ohio seeks 600000 relief fund for Lorain and north area
The Ohio tornado relief commission led by Governor Donahey and F A Miller calls for a 600000 immediate appeal to Ohio citizens for Lorain Sandusky and northern counties. Quotas by city town and community were set with campaigns to begin immediately and donations welcome from any place.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Lorain
Sandusky
Northern Ohio
Commission
Donahey
F. A. Miller
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Munici
Pal
Miller
Ohio
Rotary
Kiwanis
Chambers of Commerce and
Farm Bureaus
Grange
Hamilton County
Muir Hanged for Murder in Canada and a Mother's Fight
In Montreal Walter Muir, 21, hanged for the Laviolette murder after a barroom quarrel. His mother Mrs Muir pleaded for mercy, visiting the widow and Ottawa officials in a lengthy, unsuccessful effort. A separate case in Cincinnati questions whether Bernard Levitz died by his own hand or was murdered for money. Coroners weigh evidence, noting the weapon, wallet, and missing valuables as clues.
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Canada
Associated Press
Montreal
Walter Muir
Henri Laviolette
New York
Valley Field
Bertha Rose Laviolette
Valley Field Jail
Mrs. Muir
Mme
Laviolette
Timony
Joseph Pijant
Countess of Richelieu
Elinor Douglas Wise
Baltimore
Juliet Thompson
Howard C. Dickinson
Secretary of State
Department of State
Ottawa
Bus Collision Near Detroit Leaves One Likely Fatally Hurt
Detroit, July 11. William Dornbus of Halfway, Michigan, sustained injuries likely to prove fatal, while Mrs. Mary McGill of Halfway was cut on the head and in serious condition after a collision tonight between a Mt. Clemens bound motor bus and an automobile near the Detroit city limits. Seven other passengers were seriously injured and many more had minor cuts and bruises. All patients reside in Detroit and nearby areas.
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Helen Kitchen
Chillicothe
George Hill
Loveland Avenue
Loveland
Leroy Crye
Radcliffe Chatauqua
Madisonville
Tenn
Carrie Ray
Midland City
Howard Rodocker
Dorothy
Woodward Avenue
Philadelphia
Rodecker
Minneapolis
Everett M. Bolin
Fifth
Dayton Avenues
Dayton
Bolin
General Hospital
Anna Tutzloff
Ziegler Avenue
Hyde Park
New York
J. E. McCoy
Southern Apalachian Coal Association
Knoxville
P. A. Vorhes
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Cincinnati
J. J. Hiddleston
East Liverpool
G. E. Graham
Rockland, CO
George McNitt
Cleveland O
JH. Nelson
Crestview
Fila
Hamilton
Gabe Bay
Anna DeWard
West Market Street
Louisville
DeWard
Washington
City
J. P. Fallon
Oakley
Associated Press
Detroit
William Dornbus
Halfway
Mich
Seven Dead in Hindu Muslim Riot in Delhi
Seven people were killed in a Hindu Muslim riot in Delhi, British India, sparked by a quarrel over a Muslim boy drawing water from a well. The city-wide disturbance saw most shops closed, police patrolling in armored cars, and the unrest subsiding by evening.
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Associated Press
Delhi
British India
Better Days With Davis Campaign Slogan Proposed
Frankfort Kentucky July 11 John A Goodman Clerk of the Court of Appeals offered this slogan to the Democratic party as a rejoinder to Keep Cool With Coolidge The slogan Better Days With Davis was submitted to the Democratic National Committee in a telegram It suggests action and contrasts with the Republican slogan which is characterized as negative.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Davis
John A. Goodman
Court of Appeals
Democratic Party
Coolidge
Goodman
Democratic National Committee
Fourth victim of olives dies in Montana case
Thomas P. D. Q. Richardson, 23, of Germantown Pennsylvania, died at St. Vincent's Hospital in Billings from botulism poisoning after eating imported ripe olives at a dinner hosted by Mrs. Paul Ache of Pittsburgh near Cody Wyoming. He is the fourth victim of the outbreak.
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Associated Press
Billings
Mont
Thomas P. D
Q. Richardson
Germantown
St. Vincent's Hospital
Paul Ache
Pittsburgh
Aldrich Lodge
Cody
Wye
Richardson
Richardson Son Dies of Botulism in Billings
Thomas P D Q Richardson Jr the Yale student son of Tolbert N Richardson First Vice President of the Manufacturing Company of America died today in Billings Montana from botulism poisoning A telegram also said two other children Tolbert N Richardson Jr and Sara Ellen were in critical condition after eating ripe olives Mr and Mrs Richardson left for Billings. Canadian Island Fire Rages Near Vancouver Forest fires threaten Redonda Island logging camps and valuable timber with winds fanning flames. rain needed to check spread.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Thomas P. D. Q. Richardson
Billings
Mont
Tolbert N. Richardson
The
Manufacturing Company of America
Yale University
Richardson
Tolbert N. Richardson, Jr
Sara Ellen
Mrs. Richardson
Canadian Island
Vancouver
Redonda
Island
Powell River
Campbell River
Cheakamus
Union Steamship Company
Olives Tied to Botulism Deaths Across Denver Store
A shipment of imported ripe olives believed to contain botulism poison caused four deaths at Aldrich Lodge in Denver. Melvin G. Strauss, the Denver fruit store proprietor, handed the olives to health authorities for analysis after a telegram from victim P A Ache stated the olives were purchased from Strauss’s shop.
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Denver
Col
P. A. Ache
Paul Ache, Jr
Thomas C. Gillespie
Thomas Richardson
Aldrich Lodge
Cll
Melvin G. Strauss
Ache
Strauss
Fires in forests beyond control
Missoula Montana July 11 flames sweep thousands of acres in Western Montana and Northern Idaho with high winds. Forest Service reports three large fires in Kootenai forest with 262 men fighting. Smith Creek fire in Pend Oreille forest jumps lines and spreads rapidly. Bear Creek fire in Nez Perce forest burns 1800 acres and triples overnight. No relief in sight from weather, officials say.
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Associated Press
Missoula
Mont
Montana
Idaho
Forest Service
Kootenai
Smith Creek
Pend Oreille
Bear Creek
Nez Perce Forest
Six Arrested in Ritz Carlton Roof Raid
Federal agents raided the Ritz Carlton roof in New York and arrested six employees. Summonses were issued to the general manager and a patron for violation of the prohibition law after bottles of rye, Scotch whisky and champagne were seized. Proceedings to issue citations for the hotel corporation and seek a roof closure followed. The raid caused excitement among about 400 patrons.
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Associated Press
New York
Prohibition
Ritz-Carlton
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