Troops Fire on Mob as Street Car Strike Rages in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio troops fired on rioters near Goodale street bridge on Monday night as cars in the north east and central districts were stoned during the street car strike. Governor Harmon moves to press a peace settlement with State Labor Commissioner Wiermel and Joseph Bishop leading arbitration efforts.
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Columbus
Goodale Street
Olentangy River
Harmon
Wiermel
Joseph Bishop
State Board of Arbitration
Wermel
SWITCHMEN IN SYMPATHY SPREADS IN GRAND TRUNK STRIKE
Chicago August 2 The Grand Trunk conductors and trainmen strike may spread to the Switchmen's Union of America as yard workers on Fifty first street vote to quit in sympathy. Vice President James Murdock in charge denies any settlement.
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Chicago
Grand Trunk
Switchmen’s Union of America
Fiftyfirst Street
James Murdock
Grand Trunk Officials Announce Accord Amid Strike Protest
Montreal Aug 2 Grand Trunk railway officials say an agreement has been reached with striking trainmen and workers are expected to return within forty eight hours. Strikers deny any knowledge of an end to the dispute.
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Montreal
Grand Trunk Railway
Grand Trunk
Colonel Roosevelt Studies Labor During Pennsylvania Tour
Theodore Roosevelt arrives in the Pocono mountain district with sixty motor cars waiting as an escort. He is accompanied by Lawrence F. Abbott and spent the night at the Delaware Water Gap. He will stay in the region for several days to study labor conditions for Outlook articles.
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Wilkesbarre
Theodore Roosevelt
Poconomo Mountain District
Pennsylvania
New York
Roosevelt
Lawrence F. Abbott
Lyman Abbott
Delaware Water Gap
King and Queen Refugees Start Rail Journey to England
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria altered plans for a sea voyage to England and will travel by rail. They arrived in Paris Monday night and will be hosted by President Fallieres at Rambouillet Tuesday. French revolutionists are urged to jeer and insult Alfonso, with security steps being arranged.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Victoria
England
Paris
Fallaires
Rambouille
France
Jealous Woman Kills Physician in Pittsburg
Pittsburg August 2 police are sure Edna Wallace shot and killed Dr. George Murray Stewart, a prominent physician, then died by suicide after learning he was to marry a Winchester girl. Reports say the wedding invitation was issued and Stewart prepared to leave for Winchester.
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Pittsburg
Edna Wallace
George Murray Stewart
Stewart
Winchester
Unidentified Man Killed By Interurban Car Near Acton
An unidentified man about 30 years old, 5 feet tall, 165 pounds, was killed Monday night by an Indianapolis-Cincinnati interurban car near Acton. He was walking along the tracks and failed to move out of the car's path.
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Acton
Electrical surgery to end pain in amputation promised
Paris reports a future method of painless limb removal using electrical currents. Prof DArsonval and Dr Doyen described experiments showing cancers respond to electric treatment and that limbs in dogs can be cooked away by frequent currents, leaving a healthy scar and no suffering for the animals.
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Paris
D'Arsouyval
Doyen
Academy of Medicine
D'Arsonval
Sheriff Fatally Shot in Detroit by Suspect
Detroit Mich Aug 2 Sheriff Edmond Dull of Monroe county is dying after three bullets hit his lungs and abdomen during a confrontation with a Black suspect he sought to arrest. An armed posse searches the area as threats of mob violence rise if the fugitive is captured.
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Detroit. Mich
Edmond Dull
Monroe County
Johnson resigns from Congress amid ethics disgust
Ironton Ohio August 2 congressman A K Johnson renominated in May resigns. The Tenth district committee met to receive it and adjourned subject to call of the chairman. He may take a $24 000 a year attorney post for a New Mexican mining company and move there. He cites disgust with Washington and the burdens on constituents, saying legislative concessions require bowing to powerful interests.
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Ironton, O
Aa. K. Johnson
Tenth District Congressional Committee
Johnson
New Mexican Mining Company
Washington
Knocked Off Bike by Strange Means
In Bedford county a young Needmore merchant named Carlitchell was mysteriously knocked from his bicycle on a dark road between Oolitic and Needmore, four miles from Bedford. He recalls a strike to the face while descending a hill north of Oolney and walked home an hour later, unable to explain the incident.
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Ind
Oolitic
Needmore
Bedford
Carlitchell
Oolney
Babies Suffer From Summer Skin Troubles
An older advertisement extols Poslam for soothing cooling and healing irritated infant skin during the heat. It claims quick relief from eczema and rashes, notes a testimonial from Mrs. Hunt of Kingstree South Carolina, cites product variants priced at 50 cents and larger jars, and offers a free sample by mail from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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H. J. Huder and
Weber Drug Co
Emergency Laboratories
West 25Th Street
New York City
Laborer Refuses to Labor Fined in Court
Frank Coleman of 1340 Montcalm Street, a laborer, faced police court Tuesday for loitering after a prior Friday arrest for drunkenness. Neighbors say he will not work. The court fined him 10 with costs. the case was appealed.
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Frank Coleman
Montcalm Street
Coleman
War minister tests aeroplane in Rome flight
Gen Paolo Spingardi the war minister in Rome became the first war minister to test an aeroplane. He flew with Lieut Savoia at Centocelle in a brief but successful flight that strengthened his belief in the aircrafts military value.
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Rome
Paolo Spingardi
Spingardi
Savoia
Centocelle
Johnny Cottontail Shooting Promised
In Huntington Indiana on August 2 local notes report abundant wildlife with rabbits by the reaper at M W Eckmans farm and plentiful quail and squirrels nearby.
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Johnny Cottontail
Huntington
Ind
Hiarvesting
M. W. Eckman
Roosevelt Jr joins San Francisco carpet firm workday start
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. begins work at a carpet and rug company in San Francisco as an ordinary employee. He aims to be known as a plain San Franciscan and plans to report at 8:30 a.m. and leave at 5:30 p.m. He notes two years of factory experience in the East.
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Young T. R
San Francisco
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Ciitizen
California
Young Roosevelt
Fires Cross State In Montana Idaho Fire Front
A wall of flames eight miles long is sweeping across the Montana Idaho divide into Montana with another fire at Cedar Creek head and others reported in sections. Forest service officials cry for help. Runners search for volunteers as a request goes to Butte for aid.
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Missoula
Mont
Montana-Idaho
Cedar Creek
Forest Service
Butte
Tiny Daughter Burns to Death in Neighborly Tragedy
Jeannette Fay White, five, daughter of Nicholas and Mrs. White of 2233 Brookside avenue, died Tuesday from burns suffered Monday afternoon while playing with a go cart and a match. Her dress caught fire after a delayed response to her cries. Dr. Fred Mayer arrived too late to save her.
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Jeannette Fay White
Nicholas White
Brookside Avenue
Hospital Picnic Plans By Former And Current Employees
The Central Hospital for the Insane staff will stage its fifth annual picnic at Riverside Park on Thursday, August 4. President A. E. Shirley and Secretary Sadie Halesopple are sending invitations and notices, with a large crowd anticipated.
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Central Hospital For the Insane
Riverside Park
A. E. Shirley
Sadie Halesopple
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