Bloody clash over miners strike shocks Pennsylvanians
In Wellsburg West Virginia on July 13 a violent clash erupted between striking miners and sheriff deputies at the Richland Coal Company mine. Several dead and many wounded reported as miners attacked Cliftondale homes and the mine tipple. Governor Morgan ordered Deputy Sheriff Crowe to quell the riot with aid arriving from nearby counties.
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United Press
Wellsburg
Wo Va
Richland Coal Company
WT da
Val
Brooke County
Cliftondale
Richland
Hy Duvall
Irvin Mweinige
Sher Ffs
Guarda Wan
Arcit
Rivhlanc Company
Uedy
Whyollng
Wollabuirg
Avella
Tintin
Cliftonville
Nitty
Snipe
Senator Crow Improves Says W Y Crow Near Walking
United Press reports Senator William Crow shows improvement over ten days and may walk soon. Dr A Crow at his home Chall Mill near Uniontown says progress follows exposure to a germinicide serum from Wistar Institute at University of Pennsylvania, amid mining clashes in Western Pennsylvania and Northern Worth Virginia with casualties and armed groups.
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United Press
Pinladelphia
United
William By Crow
A. By Crow
Chall Mill
Uniontown
Wistar Institute of Anatomy
University of Kenneylvania
Frederic 8. Hammett
Probe into Chautauqua Lake tragedy opens
An investigation will be charted by officials into the drowning of three people in the motor launch Guban on Chautauqua Lake near Jamestown on July 6. The deceased are Leo Gordon and Cecil Price of Corrs and Truman Reyes of Syracuse, with details released by the coroner.
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Chautauqua
Cologir Meissen
Iinteinomor
Lythir
Ausset
Rive
Jumnstwn
Patevenem
Guban
Lynddy Might
Leo Gordon
Cecil Price
Corrs
Truman Rey Holds
Syracuse
Eae
Drownings and autos claim many victims
A July 17 report from United Press details multiple fatalities from drownings and auto accidents across several locations. Three boys are missing or presumed drowned after a boating incident, with others killed in water-related incidents and a seven-person auto party involved in a collision. Names include Levart Verney and family members, Hawn Sluckley, Mrs Matthis Narhull, and Laurile Birrell, among others. Additional incidents reported in Detroit, Waterville, Scranton, and Old Forge involve drownings and vehicle accidents with several confirmed deaths.
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Watrrville
Hiya
Maine Central
Reunite Erasing
Deais
Levart Verney
Thein Aonitiss
Hawn Sluckley
Swampscutt
Stas
Matthis Narhull
Chesla
Nass
Lawrelite Birrrill
Burkham
Maine
Barlow and Mary Parks Wed in Atlantic City
The Journal reports the July 18 marriage of Mr. El t Barlow of Corry Pennsylvania to Miss Mary Parks of Atlantic City. The ceremony was conducted at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church by Rev Alfons Dave. The couple plans a motor trip through New England before returning home.
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Journal Today
Atlante City
BI Barlow
Corry
Mary BR
Athmtic City
Kpen
St. Paul's
T Alfons Dave
Mrr
Elt Barlow
Mary Parks
Atlantic City
Rank Striking Shopmen Show Big Increase
United Press report from Chicago on July 17 notes 75 000 railroad workers are on strike in sympathy with 400 000 shopmen. Figures compiled today indicate a gradual rise in idle workers across many regions. The maintenance of way group leads with about 25 000 idle members. 14 000 are idle motorists and engineers. 8 000 more join the nationwide walkout. Conferences for settlement are suspended by the United States Railroad Labor Board, with no further talks planned until a concrete plan is put forward.
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United Press
Chicago
Tockiy
Fen J. Smock
Maintenance of Way
American Federation of Railroad
Clarks
United States Railroad Labor
Jboard
Airplane Plans Return for City Flights
An aircraft is due to arrive in the city for flights this week. Eugene Jimeny IE and Franklin party head for Cape Tin Tiffany aboard the same plane that recently toured the city with many passengers. The craft is expected this afternoon and to land at Trisenit Tar, with the party staying Tuesday and Wednesday for trips with passengers.
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Eugene Jimeny IE
Dunmore Dynamiting Outrage Solved
Scranton dispatch reports Dunmore police have six suspects in custody in the dynamiting wave that troubled the town for two months. A suspect reportedly confessed to implicating five others as investigators say the case may be nearing resolution. A hearing was held for a miner named Donato and his followers linked to the local miners union.
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United Press
Scranton
Dunmore Police
Phillip Donatla
Tatary
Peter Melto
He Allind
May Use Pa Troops To Curb Strike Riots
Washington July 12 The country faces a national emergency amid weeklong coat and rail strikes. Gov Sproul of Pennsylvania said he is ready to activate police measures at once if the president directs. He met with President Harding and Attorney General Daugherty before going to the War Department to discuss using state troops if needed.
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United Seas
Washington
Knife wielder released after paying all court costs
The case involving Vincenzo Chitravallatti, accused of stabbing Angelo Bloose during a theft dispute, ended with his release on payment of costs including hospital bills. Two Italian witnesses failed to appear and were fined for contempt, while the arraignment revealed details of the violent quarrel and alleged thefts.
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Spartansburg
Vincenzo Chitravallatti
Angelo Bloose
Tetore
George Gordon
Chiaraval Joti
Foley
Spartanshurse Hoth
Wi Avallot
Oth
Lie
Loose
Lihime
Ene
Damlets 60 Mass City Inundated After Burst Dam
United Press report from Willimansett notes a dam on a pond in a hillside released 15,004,000 gallons of water. Chicago street flood forced residents to seek upper floors as a railway line washed out. Rescue workers used rafts to reach stranded storekeepers and residents amid widespread destruction.
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United Pressy
Willimansett
Hans
Vonte
Hoxtot
Maine
Hold Man Arrested for Abusing Horse and Public Disorder
Louie Raymond of Second Avenue was arrested last night on four charges of frufulness and disorderly conduct. He was jailed on a $10 bond after appearing before Alderman Portoy, with more serious charges reported. The case involves an allegedly abused horse owned by Carl Chirk, with witnesses Sullivan and We.
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Louie Raymond
Second Avenue
Foley
CP Portoy
Raymond
Carl Chirk
Ramond
Sullivan
Washington
Japan
United States
State Department
Niagara Falls Lamms Two More Victims
At Niagara Falls a man and a woman were found missing as authorities search the riverbank area for clues to their identities. A well dressed woman, about middle age, wearing a hat and two handkerchiefs, was seen near the water before she disappeared.
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Niagara Falls
Olamms
Chile
Tinto Wat
Conitay Weil
NEW CLINGER WELL BEST IN TIDIOUTE POOL
Fragments describe Clinger Well as top producer in Tidou te pool area with depth around 110 feet noted on a recent drill report. Mentions of operators Charles Curnitharig, Jovapod, and Varahon’s Na don dhe Tenamig’s Yarueeilt appear in terse lines with unclear context.
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Balin
Oro Pyan
Jew Pont
Armel
Charles Curnitharig
Sigmins
Jools
Varahon
Uluiere
Horse stolen from pasture on Church Street recovered
A horse was stolen from a pasture along Church Street and later recovered by Officer Moly this morning on Merl Bales’ farm. The thief, believed to be Palicu George Dinkle, fled. surveillance continued and no arrest reported. The horse was found tethered and returned, with ongoing inquiries about possible accomplices.
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Sprace
Webnivr
West
Cheetryst
Moly
Merl Bales
Palicu
George Dinkle
Thole
Toon
Aete
Murder case tied to girl found near Baltimore
Harrisburg police hold Charles Milonim, 8, in custody over the murder of Bela Lemon whose body was found on the Rolling Road Golf Club course near Baltimore. Milonim denies knowledge, arrives in a red automobile, and a wallet with a girl’s name is found in his car. Authorities seek transfer to Baltimore for formal charges.
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Harrisburg
Mitonm
Hay
Mattimore
Bela Lemon
Rolling Road Golf Club
Baltimore
Milonim
Balliant
Anna O
Tituaville
Milonun
Heratt
Five Fatally Hurt in Pittsburgh Case Sparks Outcry
A chaotic report details a Pittsburgh incident leaving five dead and multiple injuries. Investigators identify several suspects including Tina Dale and Robert Giltet. Police pursue leads tied to a restaurant attack and a later car incident near an amusement venue. Authorities caution against sensational details amid ongoing inquiries.
Bipartisan Conference on Coal Strike Progress
United States bipartisan talks on the coal strike continued in Washington today as officials sought a nationwide settlement. President Martin and key labor and industry leaders conferred with government heads and union figures to avert escalation and preserve production.
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Bipartisan
Conference ON Coal Strike
Mby United
Wasuinton
Ammets
Wan IE
Todaw
Martinus Threit
Hhortinies Ae
Uwe
Hy Owenne
Traver van A.M
Pont Association
Stelnigert
Staiel Pas
Phipasa
Toki L Fmwle
Mile Warkers of
America
Body of Gordon Found Floating in Chautauqua
A local mariner spotted Gordon’s body near Midway Park in the Chautauqua area. The corpse was recovered after a search by authorities and laid to rest at a garden cemetery. Funeral arrangements were held at the late home, with interment at a local garden several blocks away.
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Gordon
Chautauqua
Midway Park
Pustral Sergions
Jean Gunton
Wis Kuined
Wiise
Midway
Jamestown
Bia
Miliwsty
Jirvesrignei
Ety
Pesart
Mille
Ware
Shere AE Gossett
Mir Luvs
Ininiehater
Aistevisi
Mayville
Penn A crude oil prices drop reported in Pittsburgh
A United Press dispatch from Pittsburgh notes Pennsylvania crude oil prices fell. The report lists new prices for several grades including Pennsylvaria at 835 and heavy and light varieties, with adjustments across the market as suppliers adjust due to changing demand.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph A. Senp
Agnes
Romariet
Ragland
Lordingenue
CAPT DAN MITCHELL DIED SUDDENLY AT HOME AFTER TIP
CAPTAIN DAN MITCHELL DIED SUDDENLY SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT THE HOME OF HIS daughter Are J Wy Carne Phe after a lingering illness. He served two tours with the Pennsylvania Volunteers and was held in Libby Prison for several months. He was discharged for total disability and had lived in Corry and Erie counties. He is survived by several daughters and a son. Funeral services will be held at the home of his daughter. Sedate obituary notice.
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Capatin Dan Mitchel Lied
Siniay
Affertiden
Welock
J. Wy
Carne
Libby Prego
Erie
Carey
Mitehill
Hue
s/o
Brad
Gleason
Harrisint
Garnuke
Corry
Ale Grig
Dean Mitchell
Mitchell
Meadvilles
Rutyk Todas Lof Ty & A. Mi
Ymargy Sa
J. J Andruyts
A. Reey
United Press
W. Smith
Street Valley View
Toran
Yea Posse
Wade Dai Jieben
Miss Heasle Hopkins Visits City Friends Today
Miss Heasle Hopkins of Sede meets friends in the city during a brief visit. Master Robert Nichols and other locals at Jamentown Avenue join in the social gathering.
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Heasle Hopkins
Robert Nichols
Jamentown
Avir
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