Two Auto Crashes Kill Two and Injure Six Near Cincinnati
Two fatal accidents occurred in the Cincinnati outskirts yesterday. At Blue Ash on Blue Ash Pike a car overturned, killing 22-year-old Robert A. Hara of Chicago instantly. four companions were slightly injured. The other crash near Camp Dennison killed another man and left others with minor injuries. A cyclist, Elmer C. Donovan, was also struck by a car driven by Ray Kennett.
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Cincinnati
Blue Ash
Camp Dennison
Robert A. Hara
Marshal Field Company of
Chicago
East Thirty-seventh Street
Blue Ash Pike
Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern
Montgomery
Bellevue
Hara
Highland Grove
K. K. LeRlond Company
George Ostertag
Prospect Street
Edward Kearns
Washington Avenue
Bernad Hickey
Division Street
Theodore Kirchhoff
Fairfield Avenue
Ostertag
Kearns
Val Purcell
J. O. Blackerby
Handley
J. H. Ihlendorf
Norwood
Marshal Field Company
Evansville
Wis
Aviation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Stevenson
Industrial Expansion Department of Change
Stevenson
Purcell Homestead
Elmer C. Donovan
Kindel Avenue
Ray Kennett
Race Street
Elmer
Betts Street
Kennett
Mary Swanger
Armory Avenue
Tragic Fatality as Pedestrian Killed in Road Crash
George Case aged 73 from Camp Dennison Ohio was fatally struck while walking in the road near the village graveyard yesterday afternoon. Witnesses say driver W D Siebern of Cincinnati tried to avoid the man but collided with an oncoming car, causing a second impact that hurled Case several yards. Siebern’s companion attorney Frank S Gradyon rode in the other vehicle.
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George
Case
Camp Dennison
W. D. Siebern
Redway Avenue
Cincinnati
Frank S. Graydon
Lafayette Circle
Siebern
Women Sympathizers Attack Strike Guards in Wyoming
In WHERIDAN Wyoming on July 22 a mob of women strike sympathizers attacked guards on the arrival of a passenger train. They attempted to manhandle the guards but retreated when a fire hose was turned on them.
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Wheridan
Wyo
Two Killed as Storm Rakes Dakota Nebraska Border
A violent storm along the South Dakota Nebraska line on Wednesday caused two deaths and several injuries. Rev. Albert Borasier, chaplain at the Santee Indian Agency, was killed by lightning. John Wharton, a rancher at Springfield South Dakota, also died from a lightning strike. Widespread damage to homes and farm buildings followed heavy rain and wind.
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Niobrara
Neb
South Dakota-Nebraska Line
Albert Borasier
Santee Indian Agency
Springfield
S. D
John Wharton
CANUE CAPSIZES AND EDITOR DROWNS AT LAKE GEORGE
William A. Caldwell 44 of Hasbrouck Heights New Jersey former Cowell football and crew star drowned when a canoe overturned on Lake George near Ticonderoga. He was early morning general editor for The Associated Press and was visiting a boys camp director. He leaves a wife and five children.
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Lake George
N. Y
William A. Caldwell
Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
Cowell
Ticonderoga
Caldwell
Associated Press
Butler
Meadville
Titusville
Morning Herald
New York
Murder Shocks City as Woman Is Shot Dead
Inquest Into the death of Anna Faller 88 owner of a Culvert street rooming house revealed that Harry Hamilton 52 shot her on Fifth Street near Calvert. Witnesses described multiple shots while Faller’s son Richard 10 spoke through tears. Hamilton claims nothing. He is held for the grand jury.
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D. ©. Handley
Anna Faller
Culvert Street
Harry Hamilton
Pearl Street
Richard Faller
Handley
Seem Hamilton
Mrs. Fuller
Rose Gambriel
Locks Street
Failer
Hamilton
Cross Nation Flight Ends in Fatal Plane Crash Near Framingham
Zenos R. Miller of Boston, pilot, died when his plane crashed in a swamp near Framingham Flying Field during a planned transcontinental trip to California. Passenger Dr. Clarence Gamble from Pasadena was fatally injured. Ralph K. Miller, a brother, escaped with cuts. The trio had flown from New York heading west. Miller served in World War I and had Harvard ties.
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Framingham
Mass
Zenos R. Miller
Boston
Framingham Flying Field
Clarence Gamble
Pasadena
Cal
Ralph K. Miller
New York
California
Larned’s Pond
Ralph Miller
Dr. Gamble
Gamble
Zends Miller
United States Air Forces
Bury Leyson
Germany
Miller
Miller Brothers
Harvard Medical School
Princeton
Massachusetts General Hospital
David Gamble
University of Pennsylvania
Miller Boys
Dr Clarence Gamble Injured in Boston Plane Crash
Dr. Clarence Gamble, nephew of James N. Gamble of Procter and Gamble, and son of David Gamble of Pasadena, Cal., was hurt in an airplane accident in Boston yesterday. Family members said he was born and raised in Cincinnati.
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Clarence Gamble
Boston
James N. Gamble
Procter & Gamble Company
David Gamble
Pasadena
Cal
Cincinnati
Dr. Gamble
The Luck of the Roarin Forties Child
In New York the summer heat and theatre district bustle spotlight Maria a child of the forties era. Her Italian mother died years ago leaving her with a shoe shine father and a ragged carriage. As showfolk pass by she grows amid mothers offering time between rehearsals and agents.
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NW York
Maria
Shine
New York
Bret Harte
White Arrested for Displaying Strikers Sign
William Allen White editor of The Gazette faces a district court charge for displaying a placard sympathizing with striking railroad shopmen. He posted messages rising from 49 to 52 percent support levels and bond was posted for October trial. Governor Allen urged arrest. both insist on free speech and legal process.
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Ebmporia
Kan
Associated Press
William Allen White
White
Roland Boynton
Allen
Emporia
Mr. White
End of Rail Strike Talks Promoted by Five Mayors
Five mayors from anthracite cities led by Scranton’s John F. Durkan urged President Harding to convene a conference with United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis to settle the coal dispute. The plan envisions addressing both anthracite and bituminous issues, with operators to be invited after miners, under a central federal effort, discuss terms.
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Washington
Associated Press
Harding
John F. Durkan
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Durkan
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Arbitration Commission
Daugherty
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Central Committee
Davis
Weeks
Russell Walks in Sleep Divorce Request Contested
The Honorable John Hugo Russell seeks dissolution of his marriage to Christobel Hulme Russell. He claims a 1921 child is not his and alleges his wife said he slept through the ceremony and that the child was fathered by another man. Mrs Russell denies wrongdoing and may cite psychology in defense.
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Russell
London
John Hugo Russell
Lord Ampthill
Christobel Hulme Russell
Miss Hart
Agaiost
Mr. Russell
the Commercial Tribune
Russel
Davis Sees Settlement Path After Conference With Jewell
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis says a settlement may be possible if railroads grant seniority rights to striking shopmen and a rehearing by the Railroad Labor Board on other disputed issues. He spoke after a talks with B M Jewell, head of the striking shopmen, at Mooseheart. He then briefed President Harding by telephone.
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Mooseheart
Associated Press
B M. Jewell
James J. Davis
United States Railroad Labor Board
Davis
Harding
Washington
Ben W. Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
Cummins
Iowa
Watson
Indiana
Kellogg
Hooper
Underwood
Pomerene
Senate Committee
White House
Chicago
Labor Board
Senator Cumming
Erdman
Newlands
Mediation and Conciliation Commission
Toledo Michigan Road Cancels Night Trains
Owosso Mich July 22. Cancellation of all night tourist trains on the Ann Arbor Railroad between Toledo Ohio and Frankfort Michigan was announced today by E F Blomeyer General Manager of the railroad due to coal and railroad strikes.
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Owosso
Mich
Ann Arbor
Toledo
Frankfort
E. F. Blomeyer
Twin Suns Discovered by Canadian Astronomer
Dr J C Plaskett of Canada's Dominion Observatory reports two new suns named Playkett about 62 quadrillion miles from Earth. They burn at 30000 degrees F, with masses 75 and 63 times that of the Sun and brightness 15000 and 124000 times, respectively.
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Victoria
B. C
J. C. Plaskett
Dominion of Canada
Astrophysical Observatory
Observaory
Playkett
Plaskett
Harold Jacoby
Columia University
Plackett
Clerks Union Heads to Washington Over Southern Dispute
A half dozen members of the Brotherhood of Railroad and Steamship Clerks left Cincinnati for Washington to meet Southern Railway officials. They aim to avert a strike by 6000 Southern employees by negotiating wage reductions and working conditions. Meanwhile Louisville & Nashville filed an injunction in Covington to bar union interference with train operations.
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H. W. Miller
Southern Railroad
E. H. Fitzgerald
Brotherhood of Railroad and Steamship Clerks
Cincinnati
Washington
Southern Road
Southern
Mr. Fitzgerald
Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
Fitzgerald
Joseph Powers
John Torsney
R. J. Jackson
Chattanooga
Tenn
A. R. Burke
New Orleans
F. H. Grose
Nashville, Tenn
C. H. Pulliam
Covington
Louisville
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
United States Court
Cochran
American Federation of Labor
Liberty Lodge
Machinists’ Union
Blue Grass Lodge
Bolla
Shelly D. Rouse
Culberson Fourth In Texas Running
Dallas July 22 Senator Culberson seeking renomination for the U S Senate stood fourth in the race in unofficial returns from 79 towns. Earle B Mayfield of Austin led with 8 515 votes while James E Ferguson Temple had 5 292 Cullen F Thomas Dallas 5 050 Culberson 4 800 Clarence Cusley Ft Worth 3 768 and Robert L Henry Waco 2 686 with results incomplete at 9 30 o clock.
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Dallas Tex
Culberson
United States Senate
Parvy
Texas Election Bureau
Earle B. Mayfield
Austin
Maryfield
James E. Ferguson
Temple
Cullen F. Thomas
Dallas
Clarence Cusley
Ft. Worth
Robert L. Henry
Waco
Two Strikers Shot In Riot At Shops In Lakeland
In Lakeland Florida two striking shopmen were shot and slightly injured after a clash at the Atlantic Coast Line shops between strikers and new employees. In Milwaukee the same day Charles Pablo a boilermaker foreman at the Chicago Northwestern Chase yards was beaten by five men and left unconscious in the street.
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Lakeland
Fla
Atlantic Coast Line
Milwaukee
Charles Pablo
Chase Yards
Chicago & Northwestern Road
Wilkerson Takes Oath as Landis's Successor
James H. Wilkerson sworn as United States district judge succeeding K M Landis. The jurist previously served as district attorney and helped prompt the large 29 million dollar penalty against the Standard Oil Company of Indiana in a 16 year old plea.
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Wilkerson
Landis
Chicago
James H. Wilkerson
Harding
K. M. Landis
United States District Court
Kenesaw M. Landig
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Trains Collision in Missouri Kills Four Passengers
A head on crash in Longan Missouri at 8 50 this morning involving St Louis San Francisco Railway trains Texas Special number 2 and Meteor number 9 killed engineer C H Ring Sapulpa Oklahoma and four passengers all members of one family from Stoutland and the Hammer family two young sisters. Injured passengers were transported to local hospitals.
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Springfield
Associated Press
C. H. Ring
Sapulpa
Okla
St. Louis-San Francisco
Meteor
Longan
A. Hammer
Stoutland, Mo
Three Issues Block Rail Shopmen Settlement
Chicago report cites B H Jewell of the AFL saying three main issues block settlement of the railway shopmen strike. He lists seniority rights wage scales and arbitration authority as the core points delaying a resolution amid White House discussions and Labor Board positions.
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Frank
Graydon
Dakota-Nebraska Line
Canue
Cornell
Boy
Little Maria
Boynton
Kansas
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Goal Town Call Conference
Cokeburg
104Th Pennsylvania Cavalry
Norman H. Matson
The
Commercial Tribune
Jewell
Toledo-Michigan Road
Nupes
Brotherhood
Capital
Texas
Mayfield
Missouri
B. H. Jewell
Railway Employees’ Department
Amercan Federation of Labor
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