Riot in Harlem as police clash with thousands of residents
Three thousand Black residents fought with police reserves from five stations in Harlem after a woman accused a man of breaking into her apartment. Patrolman De Stella was knocked down as Clarence Donald, 30, tried to flee. Bricks, bottles, and gunfire followed until firemen dispersed the crowd with water streams.
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New York
Harlem
Henry de Stella
Clarence Donald
Donald
Lenox Avenue
de Stella
Charles Kudel
Stellag
Four Circus Train Crash Kills Four in New Hampshire
Farmington New Hampshire July 22 four circus employees died and eight were injured when five cars of a Bernard's shows train derailed at Place's crossing near Farmington. Two mules from Farmington village were killed and several other workers were reported missing, possibly traveling by automobile. The carnival had been in Lakeport for a week and was en route to Gloucester Massachusetts with twenty cars in the train drawn by two Boston and Maine locomotives.
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Farmington
Place’s Crossing
Farmington Village
Lakeport
Gloucester
Mass
Boston
Lead of Erickson Over Ayers in primary race
The Associated Press reports state results from 1434 of 1490 precincts showing Governor Erickson leading Ayers, with Harmon ahead of Cone for secretary of state and Angstman and Stark contesting the supreme court seat. Unofficial tallies show Erickson’s Democratic nomination lead around six hundred plus, while minor shifts occur as more precincts report.
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Associated Press
E Harmon
Frank Cone
Hamilton
Republian
Erickson
Silver Bow County
Albert Angstmen
Supreme Court
Round World Flyers Set Record In 23 Day Flight
New York July 22 AP John Henry Mears and B D Collyer landed at the battery in lower Manhattan at 21 p m today completing a round the world voyage in 23 days 15 hours 21 minutes 3 seconds The previous record of 2 days 14 hours 36 minutes 5 seconds was held by Linton Wells and Edward Evans New York newspapermen The travelers departed from the battery June 29 at 5 am in a sea lane then boarded the Olympic near six hours out from New York before reaching Cherbourg aboard the folding wing Fairchild monoplane used for the journey.
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New York
John
Henry Mears
B D Collyer
Manhattan Island
Linton Wells
Edward Evans
Mears
Collyer
Tery
Olympic
Cherbourg
Fairchild
Grain crop prospects for 1923 exceed last year
Trade Commissar Mikoyan told the All Russian Co operative conference that despite unfavorable conditions in some districts the 1923 grain crop would be reasonably long and exceed last year by about 490000000 poods. He also referenced bonds totaling 290906060.
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Mikoyan
All Russian Co-operative Conference
Simple service for Capt Lowenstein in Brussels
The body of Captain Alfred Lowenstein Belgian financier who died when his plane disappeared over the English Channel was laid in a temporary vault at Evere cemetery near Brussels. Only family members attended the ceremony.
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Brussels
Belgium
Alfred Lowenstein
English Channel
Evere
Roadhouse Host Held for Killing Accused Aggressor
Paul Carey oil field driller is dead and his brother O J Carney critically wounded after a drunken highway brawl near Sweetgrass. Roadhouse owner Frank Gunn of Shelby, hospitalized with a broken leg, is held for arraignment. authorities say Gunn provoked the fight and did the shooting. Theodore Smith, 22, aspiring aerial stunt performer, died during his first rehearsal after leaping from an airplane into the Ohio River. his body was not recovered. Bertha Erickson, companion of Gunn, was present at the highway confrontation.
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Shelby
Paul Carey
O. J. Carney
Sweetgrass Earl
Frank Gunn
Justice of the Peace
Gunn
Moundsville
Wo Va
Theodore Smith
Oho River
Smith
Fulton Wheelhng
Smith Independent League To Support Smith In West
Montana focused effort launches Smith Independent League to align rural and independent voters behind Governor Smith. Henry Clay Hansbrough ex senator from North Dakota calls saving agriculture essential. Charles Hanson Towns of New York named vice chairman. Melvin D Hildreth serves as secretary with ties to the Wilson Independent League of North Dakota in 1916.
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Washington
Smith
Smith Independent League
Henry Clay Hansbrough
North Dakota
League
Montana
North
South Dakota
Minneasia
Hensbrough
Charles Hanson Towns
New York
Melvin D Hildreth
Wilson Independent League of
National Canpolg 10 Be Ho Moses Declares In New York
Senator George H. Moses of New Hampshire, eastern director of the Hoover campaign, said the Hoover Smith race will be the most warmly contested since 1892. He arrived for a conference with Dr Hubert Work and eastern state leaders to discuss campaign strategy and prospects in Massachusetts and the Senate balance in Congress.
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New York
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Hoover-Smith
Hubert Work
National Committee
Moses
Massachusetts
Northeast
Hoover
David J Walsh
Senate
Republican Party
Congress
Yankee Tar Shot in Chefoq Battle
An American sailor on shore patrol was shot in the hand during fighting between ration diet adherents and a detachment of former northern troops folded into nationalist armies. Foreign consulates were isolated as British and Japanese consuls appealed for naval aid.
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Chetno
Shantung
China
Salor
Portugal quells attempted revolt after two days of fighting
Lisbon July 22 AP Another attempted revolution in Portugal was crushed by the government after two days of clashes. Seven people died and 30 were wounded as loyal forces from the army navy and police kept order. An official statement notes that officers of the 7th regiment at Castellosan barracks mutinied hindering their commander from entering the premises.
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Lisbon
Portugal
7Th Regiment Chasseuts
Castellosan Barracks
Saenz Linked With Obregon After Assassination Event
Former Foreign Minister Anton Saenz, seen with General Obregon at La Bombilla, is noted as a potential presidential prospect if Calles cannot continue. Saenz supported Obregon in the campaign and remains a possible successor amid political turmoil following the assassination.
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Anton Saenz
General Obregon
la Bombilla
Mestro
Alain
Saenz
Obregons
Calles
Mex Labor Chie Morones Quits Under Fire
Mexlabor chief Luis Morones resigns as secretary of labor to President Calles after central committee pressure. Morones says resignation aims to avoid obstructing revolutionary solidarity. Also resignations from Celestine Gasca and Eduardo Moneda announced. Calles reportedly accepts. Continued on Page Tan.
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Mextrco City
Central Committee of
Regional Federation of Labor
Luis Morones
Jong
Obregon
Calles
Morones
Sotay Gama
Brother and nephew held in dynamite murder plot
AP report says Paul Reed 24 and Vernon Plager 24 were tied to a dynamite murder scheme. Arthur Reed 4 and Kenneth Reed 220 Mre, his son, confess aiding Paul with dynamite from a Polo quarry. Kenneth claims involvement with Plager then. Corroboration from Arthur and Kenneth follows. Coroner and county officials note continued investigation.
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Rockford I
Paul Reed
Vernon Plager
Wiham D Knight
Reed
Arthur Reed
Kenneth
Arthur ‘Reed
Timony
Paul the Bow
Ivy Plager
Mas
Polo, Ill
Plager
Argentine Soldier Flees to Sandino Chief
Ta Paz Bolivia July 22 AP El Norte reports Major Seabastian Baldassaro of the Argentine army escaped from prison last month after being sentenced to 20 years for shooting a fellow officer. He has gone to Nicaragua to offer his corpses to Augusto Sandino.
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Ta Paz
Bolivia
el Norte
Seabastian Baldassaro
Nicaragua
Augustino Sandino
French Seaplane La Fregate Reaches Horta Azores
Western Union reports French aviators aboard La Fregate arrived at Horta on the island of Fayal Azores at 2 23 am EST after taking off from Brese at 6 15 am. The progress update is continued on page ten.
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New York
Western Union
la Fregate
Horta
Faysl
Azores
Brese
Kraggin Repairs Delay Rescue Ship Heads to Gothenburg
Kings Bay Snitzbergen July 22 AP says repairs to the Russian ice breaker Kraccia were not seaworthy so the rescue ship will depart for Gothenburg Sweden. It is expected to reach Italy and Amundsen parts about two weeks time with the ship unlikely to return.
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Kings Bay
Snitzbergen
Gothenburg
Sweden
Italia
Hassell Delays Dart Flight to Sweden Until Tuesday
Rockford area pilot Bert Hassell said the planned flight from Rockford to Stornholm Sweden would not start before Tuesday at the earliest, and probably not until Wednesday. Weather and technical checks cited as factors delaying the trip.
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Rothford
Bert Hassel
Groaer Rockford
Rockford
Stornholm
Sweden
Two Die as Boston Elevated Crash Injures Several
Two passengers died and others were hurt when a four car Atlantic Avenue line train left the tracks at Beach Street and Harrison Avenue in Boston. Firemen used ladders and torches to reach victims, with one passenger trapped and later freed from the wreckage.
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Boston Daly
Tre
Atlantic Avenue
Boston
Beach Street
Harrison Avenue
Lana
Dudley Stress
Shorthaliers
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Harmon
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Lowenstein
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Smith League
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Sandino
America
Kraggin
Hassell
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