Overland Passenger Collides With UP Engine Killing Fireman
Cheyenne July 29 A westbound Union Pacific engine under Engineer John Mack and Fireman Victor Koneld collided with the eastbound Overland passenger train near Walcott. Koneld was killed. Engineer Walter Marale of the Overland died soon after. Two mail clerks were lightly injured as engines and mail cars were demolished.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific
John Mack
Victor Koneld
Overland
Walcott
Mack
Koneld
Walter Marale
Bolin
Streetcar Explosion Prolongs Cleveland Strike Curbs Militia
Cleveland reports a streetcar blew up near Euclid Beach heightening fears amid the streetcar strike. Eight passengers escaped with minor injuries as crews and officials hunt for the attacker while police gain little to no progress. Militia presence may extend beyond next week per General Axine, with Governor Busbock awaiting further guidance.
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Cleveland
Euclid Beach
Cara
Ayatom
Springfield
Ohio
Busbock
Axine
Axiine
Unprecedented Japan Storm Wrecks Coast and Kills Hundreds
Victoria July 29 A severe storm from July 8 battered the Japan coast causing massive damage and widespread loss of life. Av Ushijimna and Kochi towns reported embankment breaches, flooded rivers, and many homes destroyed. Landslides, wrecked bridges, and washed towers compounded the disaster as officials tallied 2,000 plus dead or missing. In Omuta and other villages, entire houses were swept away and numerous fatalities were recorded, while ongoing floods and landslides disrupted relief efforts and communications. Meanwhile miners in W. Virginia faced wage cuts as shortages spread, signaling broader wartime economic strain.
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Japan
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Ono
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Kochi
Koma
Algumunmura
Bana
Sudura UU
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Marci
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Western Merchant Recovers Lost 87000 in Chicago Panel Game
A Denver area merchant robbed of 7000 on State Street falls victim to a panel game. Nellie Miller’s house arrests lead to the two women responsible surrendering funds to a third who hid it in a safe vault. Georges Edwards named by police as the merchant’s contact, with promises of staying to prosecute the robbers. He arrived in Chicago with 14000 in cash and planned further purchases before departure.
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Chicago
Denver
State Street
Nellie Miller
Merschant
Georges Edwards
Paper Currency Scarce Across Regions
Washington reports a shortage of paper currency in many areas, especially the eastern states, with Treasury holdings insufficient for relief. The policy prioritizes circulation over coin vaults, reflected in a $240 million net gold balance. Prosperity drives the currency drain from farms and cities. lingering effects impact western farm debt and consumer purchasing.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Professor Robinson's Wedding Abruptly Called Off
Edw. N. Robinson, Yale instructor now at Missouri, planned to marry Miss Anns L. King in Lebanon. She left the party and refused the alliance, citing she wished to remain single, prompting a hasty wedding cancellation and concerns over her mental state. Robinson is a Norwich Free Academy and Yale alumnus.
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Miss King
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Norwich Free Academy
Cable Across Luzon Links Manila To Rebel Posts
General Greely reports Major Maxfield laid a cable across Laguos DeBay from Taguig to Calamba securing telegraphic link between Manila and posted stations in insurgent country. Signal corps in the Philippines confirms unbroken communication amid operations.
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Phillippines
Washington
General Greely
Oliver
KR. E. Thompson
Philippine Casualties From Manila Records List
Beattle Washington July 29 The Times prints a full list of American army fatalities in the Philippines up to June 2 totaling 738. Of 23 officers 16 died in action and 3 by drowning or disease. 629 privates include 204 fatally wounded and 108 by typhoid fever among others. Seventeen died of various diseases.
Dewey predicts next war will be with Germany
New York July 29 A dispatch from Triestenasya reports a Correspon dent's interview with Admiral Dewey aboard the Olympia. He discusses German policy saying Germany seeks to prevent other powers from gaining what it cannot. Dewey notes Admiral Von Diedrichs is relieved and asserts England remains a natural ally.
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Herald
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Prince Henry of
Samoa
Admiral Auld
England
Expected to Reopen in Denver Labor Reform
Denver July 20 The News reports the state board of arbitration will likely adopt an eight hour day for workers formerly on twelve hour shifts. A wage scale reflecting reduced hours will be submitted for approval, signaling an immediate reopening of the trust mills as part of the ongoing labor dispute.
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State Board of Arbitration
Smelier
Plasaea
Hartles
Arny Officer Dead in Leavenworth Veteran Captain Mile dies
Leavenworth Kansas July 29 Capt Frank H Mile U S A retired aged 58 died suddenly at his home this morning of heart failure He was a Princeton graduate class of 1889 appointed second lieutenant by Gen Grant in 1872 promoted and retired on disability in 1890 He leaves a widow no children
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Frank H. Mile
U.S A
Princeton
N. J
Grant
Public Highways and Ruskin Colony News Briefs
New York reports drive for highway improvements led by General Roy Strut and the League of American Wheelmen. In Tennessee, Ruskin cooperative colony at Ruskin near Nashville, 1700 acres, sells for $14,000 ending its 1919 venture. Kansas murders case tied to the Careys. Parsons officer shot by a tramp who was wounded in return. Kansas troops to sail from Ma- plie around August 10. Anthracite price hike set. order cancellations apply. Frankfort closes churches as smallpox rises. health board orders indefinite gatherings ban.
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Roy Strut
Rund Inquiry
Spriculture
Washinzeton
Iiteginliition Aol
Eulleger i Cme West
Etter
League of American Wheelmen
Dle Trust
Nashville
Tenn
Ruskin Co-Operative Colony
Ruskin, Tenn
Ruskin Colony
J. A. Wayland
Gaming Nation
Lewis
Europe
Echpel Tins
Topeka
Kan
J. A. Ramsey
Topeke
War Department
Kansas
Mapile
Packing House Tie Up Leaves 500 Out of Work
Kansas City July 29 Owing to ongoing union trouble at the Schwarzschild and Sulzberger packing plant the entire killing department is closed. Over 500 workers are idle and the company plans to bar all 1000 employees from returning to work Monday unless union leaders comply with last week’s agreements. The dispute began when twenty five tallow men walked out after a colleague was discharged.
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Kansas
Cito
Aascciation
Schwarzschild Sod Sulzberger
Meat Cutter's, Association
Young Girl Hanged in Texas Lynching Fear Grows
A country Texas community reels after an 18 year old white girl, daughter of farmer Alonzo Newton, is found hanged from a tree near the home. A posse searches the area as locals fear a lynching may follow. The incident, dated July in Dallas region notes, reflects tension after a crime alleged to have occurred earlier in the day.
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Dallas
Alonzo Newton
Chattanooga
Rock
Benjamin Holland
Holland
Motormen Arrested On Destructive Design Charge
Francia J Curran, former motorman on the subway trolley line, was arraigned in New York and held on $1,000 bail on a charge of possessing dynamite. Detectives allege Curran intended to cause an explosion on Second Avenue trolley tracks. The city inspector said the dynamite could have blown up the tracks, wrecked the car, and killed those aboard.
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Francia J. Curran
Curran
Second Avenue
Cfly
Jail Escape Foiled as Sheriff Uncovers Hidden Tools
Lincoln Center Kansas sheriff uncovers a file and a smuggled knife hidden in an unused mattress in a jail cell. Herman Murphy and John Murphy, once jailed for burglary and attempted murder, faced new charges after Herman was rearrested and bonded. The break in reveals ongoing concerns about prison security.
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Kansas City
Kansays
Herman
John Murphy
Company C
Twenty-second Exagas
Joha
Jackson
First international race for the Coupe de France on Solent
The Temple Yacht Club holder defended the cup with the Laurea owned by Edward Hore. The Lauren won by one minute thirty seconds on a 24 mile course in front of spectators including the Prince of Wales.
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Temple Yacht Club
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Lauren
Prince of Wales
Wea te ra Union Messenger Boys Strike Second Time
Western Union messenger boys in Philadelphia went on strike for a second time this week. Linemen and clerks were drafted to cover work as the boys threaten to remain out until wage demands are met or replacements are found.
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Philadelphia
Weatera Union Messenger
Baseball Games and Miscellaneous Notices
National League reports Chicago-Philadelphia 4 to 2, Balmore 0 and Cleveland 1 in a split. Washington and Pittsburgh 6 in game two. various city standings and scores listed. A murder case in Tennessee notes a 10 year old boy killed. another item discusses Santa Fe expansion into Denver via Fort Worth & Denver tracks. A new Chicago Alton bridge project and rail investments are outlined, plus a priest renounces vows and a potential draft furlough request from Oregon troops.
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Markets by Wire: Wheat and Grain Prices Across Regions
Kansas City and Chicago grain markets show July through December quotations for wheat and corn, with mixed prices and daily headings. Livestock receipts in Chicago and Kansas City highlight cattle, hogs, and ranges, noting open market strength and varied weights amid steady to strong demand.
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Geain
Kansas
Citv
Bardsé
Elie Mar-Chotes
Desirable Building Lots on Obie Street in Joborcest
Good lots offered on Obie Street with desirable location near the beat residence nine portion.
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Joborcest
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