P and R Flyer Leaves Rails Nine Killed
United Press reports a fatal P and R Flyer wreck at Winslow Junction caused by faulty signal apparatus. Nine crew and passengers died, with about 30 injured as emergency crews and Red Cross volunteers aided victims. Names linked to the train and survivors include Walter Westcott and Mifer among others.
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Philadelphia Aid
New Jersey
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Towerman
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Gloucester
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Atlantic City
JK Mifer
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Ray-Cope
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Bugs Haploor
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Frederick T. Burke
Charles Cunningham
Wittend
Insurgents and Nationalists Battle in Dublin Streets
Dublin reports ongoing fighting as insurgents and nationalists clash around Amiens Street. Rebels unleash shelling and machine gun fire while British troops advance. reports of Eamon de Valera's possible escape circulate as the battle rages amid destroyed buildings and smoke.
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Agulnat
Lightning Strikes Baltimore Grain Elevator Fire
A Baltimore grain elevator at Locust Point was hit by lightning causing an estimated 4 million dollars in damage. Firefighters, with some injuries, battled the blaze as equipment ignited and spread toward Port Monkey Hospital where veterans receive treatment.
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Mexican Bandits Slay Americans Reported by United Press
Washington dispatch says Mexican bandits killed Americans in the oil fields, while details and names are sketchy. A separate Hammonton wreck near Atlantic City left numerous injured and dead after a passenger train collision. Rescue crews and officials reported a chaotic scene with missing individuals and scattered victims in the aftermath.
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United Press
Slashings After Burglary Quarrel In Erie Street Shanty
A Sunday incident near Gates Street left two Italian men, Chiaravallotti and Bloose, quarrelling over a burglary claim. Both accused the other of stabbing, with Bloose sustaining serious wounds and Chiaravallotti jailed pending a further hearing. Police and doctors noted blood loss and ongoing investigation into the weapon and theft alleged.
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Chiatavallost
Tallelayhy
Erie
Gates Street
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Dunkele
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Chharwyalfuti
Wowie
Chiarvallouyep
Mloose
Hospital officials deny abuse report amid inquiry
Authorities at the hospital issued a flat denial of a circulating report alleging mistreatment of a male patient by staff. Superintendent Mr Mike said a thorough probe found no incident matching the rumor and urged direct contact with management for any future complaints.
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Milne Torlay
Jen Price Duriig
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Quitionn Ny
Institutan
Namie le Beituy
Effort to Reopen Mines Faces Uncertain Talks
Washington July 3 The Hariington conference adjourned without a definite settlement on the national coal strike now in its fourteenth week. Government officials hinted at arbitration to bridge the differences between operators and miners as Hoover and Labor Secretary Davis prepared plans to intervene.
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Hariington Conferghing Today
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Tay Foundation
Hoover
Secretary of Labor
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Laaén
Corry Man Appointed In Big R R Case
Word came of Byron Babbitt a Corry native and prominent St Louis corporate attorney named as a minister in the settlement for the Missouri Kansas Texas railroad affairs The move involves disposing of about 25 000 000 in claims against the Katy system Babbitt has recent experience in large corporate matters at St Louis and was named as one of two masters in the case at St Louis on Saturday
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Corry
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Missouri, Kansas, and Texas Railroad
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Babbitt
St Lins
St. Lowry
Deny Arrest Reported in Jersey Towerman Case
Conflicting dispatches claim Winslow Junction towerman John Dewalt was arrested in connection with a wreck. State police say an inquiry will show his conduct not responsible. family statements dispute his involvement and blame misreporting. The probe continues as officials seek facts amid public confusion.
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John Dewalt
Winslow Junction
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Lient Sickler
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Dewalie Hall
Rick
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Towerman
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Dewalt
Maintenance of Way Workers May Join Striking Shopmen
United Press report covers mounting tensions as maintenance of way workers consider joining shopmen strike actions. Presidents and union heads weigh actions and potential broadening of the labor stoppage across rail lines, with forecasts of extended walkouts and calls for solidarity among craft unions.
Columbus Man Stages Rescue At Findley Lake
A Columbus man staged a rescue at Findley Lake amid a suspected drowning incident. Local reports describe a distressing event near Little Curry and Findley village as bystanders, including Loni Chale of Pohunbas, attempted to assist before responders arrived. The vessel Tahoe or Fox was said to have served as a rescue aid, with ongoing investigations into fatalities and the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Hiniling Lake
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Hwius Regis Loni Chale
Pohunbas
Ind Ats
Little Curry
Findley
Wisler
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Flannery Jury 18 Still Deadlocked in Pittsburgh Case
In Pittsburgh a jury of 18 remains deadlocked in the trial of James J Blanners for murder. The defense and prosecution paused deliberations after days of discussion, with District Attorney Harry Rasveantdi stating he would seek a verdict if the jurors fail to agree by a set timetable. The record echoes a prior case from two years ago where jurors could not reach a verdict in a similar charge.
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Bkie
Tony
Paul
James J Blanners
Hugehwouet
Alan Taker
Atarney Tarry
Irvine
Apurder
Obregon Government Wins in Elections in Mexico City
United Press reports that the Obregon government appears victorious in general elections held yesterday. Early indications show the government winning a substantial majority in both the lower house and the senate as citizens engage in a highly observed vote amid economic and political tensions.
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Uyem
Senate
Comptroller Seeks Bank Condition Report by Friday
United Press dispatch from Washington reports the Comptroller of the Currency orders banks to submit a report on their condition by Friday June 20. The request aims to assess the financial health of the banking system and ensure stability amid ongoing market pressures.
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Flooded Carbondale Scrambles for Relief Amid Storm
Relief efforts surge as Carbondale endures severe floods. Damage includes flooded buildings and washed out roads and rail lines. Thousands displaced, bridges washed away, and ongoing rescue operations amid extended storm aftermath. Authorities estimate extensive losses and ongoing recovery plans.
St Thomas Ladies Plan Lawn Social
The St Thomas congregation plans their annual lawn social for July at the church. Miss Margaret Hundje is named general chairman and leads a committee promoting candy booths fish pond a needlework booth and amusements with the Anteteun Legioty band scheduled to perform. The ticket drive is underway and organizers expect it to be the most successful social yet at St Thomas church.
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Thomas Church
Margaret Hund
Jee Boint
Jeneral
St Thomas Church
Cotton Jumps Five Dollars on New York Cotton Exchange
On the New York Cotton Exchange cotton rose five dollars a bale after the government report, with traders reacting to the data and ushering in a higher price for the commodity. The move followed a government report released today.
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United Pros
New Works Cotton Exchange
Annual Sunday School Outing at Columbus Planned
An annual Sunday school outing is planned in Columbus with favorable weather forecast. Participants from Brokenstone and surrounding areas will attend the picnic hosted by local Sunday schools. The program features music, a football match, relay races, track events, and a final program in the afternoon ending before dark.
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Miewars
Brokenstnne
Barks Coumbs
Ida Whrough Milin Kroyer
Endemmiany
Hederat
Euvérsony Stan
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Uorry
Picnié
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Syorte
Canadian Merchant Liner Goes Ashore Near Nova Scotia
A Canadian merchant steamship, the Cie Hoda, bound for London and Antwerp, ran aground near Plate Balngy, three miles north of St Pyldravin, on July 3. The vessel, loaded with a general cargo, was reported by naval intelligence as the crew and situation assessed.
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Cie Hoda Merchant Marine Steamie Oading
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Antwerp
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Plate Balngy
Naval Intelligence Department
Dublin Mayor Reported Captured
London dispatch July 3 reports Dublin Mayor O'Neill captured by rebels per unofficial papers. Source cites uncertain details and conflicting accounts from the field. Confirmation awaited from authorities or carrier reports.
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