Wreck of Delaware Lackawanna Train Leaves Dozens Dead
Debris and wreckage from a Delaware Lackawanna Western train crash near Hackettstown New Jersey after a rainstorm. At least 42 dead and many more in critical or serious condition as investigations begin. Passengers from Buffalo bound for homelands were among the victims and injured.
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Associated Press
Hackettstown
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Delaware Lael Wating and Western Railroad
Rock Port Sap
Here
Corn ‘Belt
Buffalo
New York
New Jersey
Rock Port
Maunaun swimming star saves thirteen lives at sea
The Tawanian swimming star Kaha nanoku and fellow surfboard experts rescued thirteen people when the gas launch Thelma capsized off Laguna Beach California. Bodies of two drowned party members were recovered while rescue boats brought others ashore.
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Fou
Taguna Beach
Califrane 15
Kahananoku
Bive
Jagneh Party
Teuineh
Kahananvku
Hig Party
Esne
Two Indicted for Conspiracy in Miss Gordon Death
Dr H F Whited and Stanhope Little were indicted today for conspiracy to commit murder in the Edwina Gordon death from March 24. Circuit Judge George Willison set Whited’s trial for Tuesday.
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Tey
Adanemod Presa
Owensboro
H. F. Whited
Stanhope Little
Edwina Gordon
George
Willi Gon
Dr. Whited
British Citizen Mobbed by Chinese Students in Shanghai
Gavin, a British motor cycle police officer in the Shanghai international settlement, was mobbed and seriously hurt after leaving a police post. He was unconscious in the road. his motorcycle was stolen as officials in Washington weighed foreign unrest and calls for extraterritorial withdrawal in China.
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Gavin
Shanghai
Associated Press
Shanghai ‘International Settlement
Washington
China
State Department
Mayer
Peking
White House
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sithdrawal
United States
Mr. Borwh
United State
Coreign
Prenter Named to Succeed Stone in Brotherhood
The advisory board of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers elected William Prenter of Cleveland to succeed Warren Stone as president of all brotherhood activities. The change is effective immediately following Stone's death last Friday. Prenter was previously the first vice president and treasurer.
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Associated Prete
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
William Prenter
Warren Stone
Brotherhood
Stone
Prenter
Bootleggers of Pacific Develop Crafty Methods
Spokane officials report bootleggers use chronically ill peddlers to evade jail. Judges note four such cases in three weeks as physicians testify that imprisonment could be deadly. Prosecutor adds bootleggers claim various diseases and supply funds for fines, letting culprits return to activity.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Fred Morrill
Louis Bunge
Protocol Signed Outlaw Gas War At Conference
Delegates at a Geneva conference signed the protocol outlawing poison gas and bacteriological warfare as the closing session of the international conference for limitation of traffic in arms and ammunition.
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Geneva
Observing Neighbors to Find Own Standing
Adda C Wall reflects on mirror life warning that judging others reveals self disposition. kindness attracts kindness while deceit invites deceit. Those who praise others’ faults reveal their own flawed nature and the value of good neighbors who share positive deeds.
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Adda C. Wall
Mabel Meadows Dies After Car Collision in Louisville
Miss Mabel Meadows 18 of Worthville Ky was struck and pinned between a telephone pole and a truck after a collision with another car in Louisville. She died soon after at the hospital becoming the twentieth automobile victim in Louisville since January 1.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Mabel Meadows
Worthville
Music as Treatment Aid for Tuberculosis Advocated
F D Bell of the New York Tuberculosis Association told the American Sanatorium Association in Minneapolis that music and entertainer programs in New York wards have helped divert patients from illness. He cited 16 hospitals where singers pianists and other performers provided tuneful enjoyable numbers improving mood and health, with hundreds donating services.
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Minneapolis
American Sanatorium Association
F. D. Bell
New ‘York
Mr. Bell
Sr. Bell
Hope
Bell
Scopes Trial Defenders Add Noted Attorneys
Dayton Tenn June 16 Profess or John T Scopes seeks his old job at Rhea County High School for the coming term. Charles F H Strong joins the defense list alongside Clarence Darrow and others as the case proceeds toward the July 10 trial in Dayton.
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Angociatad
Prawe Chettanooga
Tenn
George
W. Rappleya
John T Scopes
Rhea County
Dayton
New York
Civil Liberties Union
Rappleyea
John R. Neal
William Jennings Bryan
Samuel Untermyer
Scopes
Bryan
Job Dayton
John T. Scopes
Walter White
Strong
Defense
Charles FH. Strong
The
Bar Association of
New York City
United States
Santo Domingo
Deyton
Unitarian Leymen’s League
Mr. Strong
League
Americana Civil Liberties Union
Clarence Darrow
Bainbridge Colby
Dudley F. Malone
Spanish painter on knees and fashion in New York
Spanish portraitist Jose M. Vidal Quadras arrived in New York aboard the Deutschland. He praised Spanish women for prayer and knee contour, contrasted with American flappers, and said he will go to California to paint Santo Barbara with royal commissions pending. He stays at the Pennsylvania Hotel.
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New York
Jose M. Vidal Quadras
Spain
California
Santo Barbara
America
Pennsylvania Hotel
Shepherd Case Nears End as Nurse Testifies
Chicago Hoy June 17 The state rests its case against William Shepherd after Marie Hall a nurse testifies McClintock was delirious at Shepherds home and that injections were given during the youths final illness. Miss Pope describes changes after engagement to Billy and letters reveal feelings as defense questions focus on typhoid germ theories and past remarks. Reporter Leola Allard notes Shepherd halted a deathbed wedding citing Billys wishes.
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Chicago
Shepherd
Wmm. McClintock
Joseph “Sevage
Charles Faiman
Marie Hall
McClintock
Miss Pope
Miss. Pope
Shepherds
Billy
Young McClintock
Dartmouth College
Garling
William Scott Stewart
Cou
Carp
Gasoline Advances One Cent In Ky Overnight
Louisville report shows gasoline selling at 25e a gallon, up one cent from the previous day. Higher crude oil prices are cited as the reason for the overnight increase.
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Louisville
No Training for World War Vets After June 30
Notice from Washington states all veterans eligible for vocational rehabilitation must begin training before June 30. After that date no vocational training can start.
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Yig
Washington
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