Mysterious death of prominent Bridgeport woman shocks city
In Bridgeport a former socialite Mrs Jane Hor det Wotchkier was found dead at Fairview Beach. Police suspect possible blackmail ties to ex-husband Darin Shaw, with investigators pondering whether death was accidental drowning or self harm. The case draws on testimonies from friends and medical examiner findings, with authorities continuing inquiries.
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Jane Hordet Wotchkier
Brie Club
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Brideport
James
Monnt
Midgeport
Darin Shawhart
Blackmaik
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Theie
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Jane Richmond
Norden Hotehkies
Terje
Wridge Port Coun
Ata
Prilys
Fairficht Beach
Muililey
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Faily
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Weil Ko
Hell
Thatehkiss Walker
Heyy
Hep Junin
Forte
Bridgeplor
Motorists Mangled Under Train Near Erie Wedding
Mercer residents en route to Erie for a daughter's wedding were killed when an automobile collided with a speeding light engine at the Bessemer crossing near Crown City. The victims include Harry Schultz 28 and Mary Schultz 24, Edith Schultz 21, and Margy Schultz 1, with Edith to be married the next day. The crash occurred as a fast train approached, dragging the car onto the tracks. The crossing was poorly marked and the engine reportedly struck the auto, rolling it along the rails before stopping. Relatives awaited authorities as investigators began work at the scene.
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Erie
Bessemer Road
United Prers
Greenville
Jabatlie
Bassetti
Harry Schults
Alwona
Mary Schult
Margy Florence Schult
Tidith Schult
Harry John Hamier
Sehille Qui White
Crosalage
Caboon Kolm
Government Control Coal Mines Urged in Congress
United Press reports urged government control of the coal industry to protect the public welfare amid the strike. Proposals discussed include placing mining under a Senate labor joint committee or adopting regulator features from a bill by Senator Priolighuy of New Jersey, withdrawn after opposition.
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Harding
Senate Labor Committee
Seviath
Sey |Alan
Finator Prulighuynen
New Jersey
French star wins again doubles title at Wimbledon
Suranne Lenglen and partner Miss Tileaboth Ryan defeated Kathiene Mol and Mrs Stocks 6 0 in straight sets to win the Wimbledon doubles championship. The match was reported from the center court in London with details of the final score and winner.
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Suranne Lenglen
Divipion
Tileaboth Ryan
Kathiene Mol
Stocks
Taylor Slayer Begins Ten Year Sentence
United Press reports that Jaegen Taylor, dubbed the Slayer, began a ten year sentence after being convicted of kidnapping a driver and twelve girls. The case ties to rebel incursions around West Donegal and Sing Sing punishment for the crime. Authorities say the campaign terrorized women and children with compelling acts across several towns and led to confessions by suspects tied to Glenvench castle.
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Dulted Press
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Trigh
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Tes Doran
Maintenance of Way Workers Join Strike
About 160 maintenance of way men in the central division of New Jersey in the Wilkes Barre area failed to report for work. They had received their semimonthly pay yesterday and, upon learning the wage order from the labor board, walked off the job.
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New Jersey
Labor Board
tNeft
Naval mine blast at Ouchaven kills fifty in Hamburg harbor
United Press reports a magazine of naval mines detonated near the Guxhaven naval base at the mouth of the Elbe. Fifty people are dead and many injured as the blast devastates the harbor area. Authorities advise further details are forthcoming.
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Berlin
Ouchaven
Guxhaven
Elbe
Locate Launch Where Corry Boys Lost Their Lives
Chautauqua County authorities continued the search for the crew of a Corry, Pennsylvania area launch believed to have sunk near Midway Point on Chautauqua Lake Sunday night. Mayville reporters cited drag dredging and official updates as crews sought the craft and the bodies of Leo Gorton, Cecil Price, and others.
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Leo Gordon
Cecil Price
Midway
Chautauqua County
Ty. Jaye
Leo Gorton
Chautauqua Lake
Midway Path
Mayville
Charles Brown
State of the
Brie
Ifesaying Shilion
Mayuille
Hiie
Sherif Chas Stown
Sheriff Brown
Onslaughts Renewed Against Tariff Measure
Washington reports Republican attacks on the tariff bill continue as Senate leaders seek a path to an early vote. Senator Moses of New Hampshire prepares in speech to oppose the measure, while Harding’s push to avoid cloture debate meets GOP support. Ship subsidy and veteran bonus issues also loom, with party leaders wary of further internal splits.
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Senate
Sophter Moses
New Hampshire
Harding
GO. P
Thadéra
Striking coal miners toil on night road work in Harrisburg
Harrisburg dispatch reports about two hundred fifty coal miners on the night shift for state highway construction between Trout Run and Blossburg. The night work uses flare lighting and miners wear protective gear as they secure a firm footing underground.
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Harrisburg
Blossburg
State Highway Department
Corry Braces for Relief as Heat Persists
Corry endures the hottest weather of the summer with temperatures reaching the high 90s. Thunderstorms moved through last night bringing a temporary break, followed by clear skies today. Scattered showers are forecast tonight as the heat continues to grip the region and a cooler spell may be on the horizon.
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Corry
Minet
Thay
Parley at the Hague a failure during Russia talks
The Hague conference on Russia collapsed as Soviet negotiators rejected key prewar debt and property terms. Allies pressed for a loan settlement first while Soviet and allied leaders failed to agree on the final terms, ending prospects for any accord at the talks.
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Russia
Lityinoff
Allie Posal
Europe Crisis Seeks American Aid Amid Conference Plans
London reports indicate Britain may probe Washington's participation in the Allied Supreme Council talks on German reparations. Paris notes opposition to a three year plan, while discord from French officials delays a formal conference. Washington cites potential moves toward broader economic controls and interstate rate reductions amid reparations negotiations.
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Europe
Amrita
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Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
John Bradbury
Germany Asks Moratorium From Allies
Paris July 12 The German government this afternoon presented a formal note to the Allied representatives requesting a 9 month moratorium and the suspension of payments on reparations. The move follows Berlin's aim to ease postwar financial pressures as arrangements for reconstruction proceed.
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Dhn
Can Minaiun
Strike Causes Wabash To Discontinue Trains
A strike by workers on the Wabash railroad leads to suspension of train service between Detroit and Chicago. The disruption halts operations and affects routes, with railroad officials declaring trains temporarily discontinued due to the ongoing labor action. The situation is unfolding as reports indicate limited service and potential resumption plans pending negotiations.
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Ivy
Wabash
Watria
Franklin J Road Contract Awarded
The state highway department awarded the Franklin J Road contract as part of the statewide road program. The project will be funded to cover the construction costs, with expected timelines and responsibilities outlined for the contractor and officials. Local updates confirm the award involves the standard bidding process and oversight by state engineers.
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Harrisburg
Builibings
Franklin
Walt R Nutter
Tatler
TWO OIL CITY TOTS DROWNED IN RESERVOIR
Two oil city children died in a reservoir accident. The boys, aged 7 and 8, were with their families when they disappeared during a boating incident near the riverbank. Fishermen recovered their bodies after a lengthy search, and relatives mourn the tragic loss. The boys were survived by parents and several siblings.
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Thane
Tie
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Norbert Arfenrader
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Sarin
Ernest Ratt
Railroad Strike Talks Press for Peace Amid Turbulent Negotiations
Reported U S Railway Labor Board mediation faces stiff opposition from major unions. Rail managers warn of district shutdowns as troops guard yards and trains halt due to defective equipment and weather. Proclamation directs personnel away from mail movements as talks continue.
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United States
Ruih Tadiator Board
Spain
Heat Wave Continues Across Atlantic Coast
Heat wave lingers over the Atlantic coast north of Virginia as the Weather Bureau notes a ten degree rise in temperatures over 24 hours. Thunder showers expected to provide relief tonight and tomorrow, but the end remains distant. Interior regions see comparatively cooler conditions for the season. Maximums reach 82 in Baltimore and 81 in Washington with Philadelphia at 80.
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Philadelphia
Settlement Wien Week 5 Expected Series Of Talks Opens
A round of conferences opened in Chicago as Labor Board chair, railroad executives, and union leaders meet seeking a near term peace. Delegates express cautious optimism while outlining disputed issues and possible timelines for tentative settlements.
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Chicago
Two Factions Eye Conciliatory Mood in Rail Labor Talks
Report from Vaipagos July 12 outlines a push toward settlement as railroad shopmen and executives, chaired by Ben We Popper, press for peace terms. Hoover, heads of six locals, and union leaders discuss wage raises, overtime pay, and seniority restoration with potential July 1 implementation and possible action by the labor board if talks fail.
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