Third Death From Accident Reported Near Denver
The Bear Creek canyon automobile crash that injured and killed members of President Harding s party claimed a third life Thomas Dawson former U S senator died from his injuries alongside Sumner Curtis and Thomas A French who were killed outright Washington correspondent Donald Craig was injured The car left the road at Lookout mountain near Denver and tumbled down a slope The likely cause was a broken steering knuckle with the driver French dead and the rest of the party shaken by the tragedy
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Denver
Col
Harding
Bear Creek Canyon
Thomas Dawson
United States Senate
Sumner Curtis
Republican National Committee
Thomas A. French
Donald Craig
Washington
New York Herald
Hardang
Denver Press Club
Lookout Mountain
Genese Mountain
Looking Glass
Denver Mountain Park
Bear Creek
French
Coal Market Remains Quiet in Chicago Sellers Hold Prices
Screenings were easy and cheap in the Chicago coal market with Southern Illinois and Indiana offerings near the low end. Pocahontas and Elkhorn fuels show margins narrowing as domestic demand weakens and large credits are avoided. The market is described as laboring and confused while prices slide across fields.
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Chicago
Southern Islrlinois
Springfield
Indiana
Western Kentucky
Pocahontas
Southern
Illinois
Kentucky
Elkhorn
Bomb kills oil worker in Long Branch yard blast
A bomb attached to a car battery exploded at G Farris Van Tassel's Long Branch home killing the 27-year-old oil worker as he prepared to drive away. His new wife witnessed the explosion and loss of his hands and severe facial injuries. Police seek Ed Engman, former husband of Mrs Van Tassel, who had threatened the couple after their divorce fifteen months prior.
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Long Branch
Cal
G. Farris ‘van Tassel
Tassel
Ed Engman
Fullerton
van Tassel
Etna Eruption Cools as Lava Flows Abate
Mount Etna continues to puff with rumbling, but lava streams are rapidly decreasing in volume and speed. The afflicted district sees gradual improvement as residents resume dismantled houses and many engage in refitting or rebuilding efforts.
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Catania
Italy
Tna
Nor- 3
Exodus From Georgia Delays Hit Rural Georgia Farms
Atlanta figures from the Georgia Bankers association show 228,000 negroes migrated north in three and a half years, with 77,500 leaving in the first half of 1923 and 29,513 whites deserting Georgia farms. As a result 46,674 farm dwellings sit vacant and about 55,524 plows idle, while farm labor shortage stands at 70,743 as of June 15.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Bankers’ Association
Ralston Praises World Court Idea At Memorial Dedication
In Newcastle Indiana on Sunday Senator Samuel M. Ralston urged the United States to join the international court to prevent future wars. He spoke at a Memorial park shelter dedication and criticized former Senator Albert J. Beveridge for opposing the court.
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Newcastle
Ind
United States
Samuel M. Ralston
Ralston
International Court
Albert J. Beveridge
Beveridge
Indiana
Indiana Public Service Commission probes twenty five utilities
Investigations into revenues operating expenses rates service and facilities of twenty five cable utilities in Indiana were initiated today by the Indiana Public Service Commission. Information in the commissions hands tended to show that rates charged by these utilities were too high according to members of the commission.
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International News Telegraph and Cable Service
Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana Public Service Commission
Commission
Indiana Fire Marshal urges safe Fourth of July with law restraint
Indianapolis June 25 A fire marshal urges strict enforcement of Indiana firework laws to prohibit sales and use within city limits. He cites past injuries and deaths, promotes patriotic activities in parks, and calls for public compliance to keep the holiday safe and lawful.
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Indiana
Coast Guard Vessel Captures Rum Runner After Chase
The Coast Guard Seminole fired three shots from its 3-pound gun at the Mary E. Gully during a ten mile chase off the New Jersey shore. The former submarine chaser was brought to port with 15,000 cases of Scotch whisky valued at $155,000 aboard.
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New York
Mary E. Gully
United States Coast Guard
Seminole
New Jersey
Bryan Calls Foreign Liquor Moves Gall and Impudence
Cape May New Jersey June 25 William Jennings Bryan denounces foreign ships bringing liquor to American ports as the height of gall and impudence He says the United States should have jurisdiction over its shores He predicts McAdoo will be the 1924 Democratic nominee and a dry plank will be adopted He warns a wet platform would kill the Democratic party in 1924
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Cape May
N. J
William Jennings Bryan
United States
America
William G. McAdoo
Mr. Bryan
Gov. Smith
New York
Immigrant Traffic Fears Surge Ahead of July First
London reports that European nations plan mass departures to the United States as July 1 marks a new migration year. Thousands are already at sea bound for the three mile limit, with ships delaying calls to avoid arriving before quotas open.
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London
United States
Atlantic
Coal Commission rushes report on anthracite wages
The Coal Commission speeds to finish its July 1 report on wages profits and costs in anthracite mining to influence intensifying labor talks. Miners' contracts expire August 31 and a strike looms if replacement negotiations fail. John L Lewis faction defeats in recent elections push for higher wages when anthracite workers meet June 26.
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Washington
The
Coal Commission
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Tragedy at Louisville church picnic ends in suicides
William Zinsmeister 35 shot and killed his daughter Mamie 15 and her friend Sara Connelly 16 at a church picnic near Louisville on the Ohio River. He wounded three other youths then killed himself after firing more than a hundred shots. The three wounded are expected to recover.
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Louisville
William Zinsmeister
Mamie
Sara Connelly
Chum
Ohio River
Zinsmeiser
Weather Report For Tonight And Tuesday Outlook
Partly overcast conditions forecast tonight and Tuesday with likely local thunder storms. Temperatures not as warm in the north portion on Tuesday.
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North Portion
Harding warns states to enforce Prohibition and backs federal authority
President Harding in Denver declares prohibition must stay and that states and local officials must enforce the Eighteenth Amendment. He warns that if states neglect this duty the federal government will create a national police power, risking state sovereignty. He predicts neither major party will seek repeal within the lifetimes of current voters.
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Denver
Harding
Five Die as Elevated Cars Crash in Brooklyn
Eight bodies recovered from wreck. five killed and at least forty injured when two Fifth Avenue elevated cars derailed and toppled onto Atlantic and Flatbush avenues Brooklyn. Firemen and police freed victims from splintered wood and steel amid frantic scenes. Witnesses said two autos were crushed by falling cars.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Atlantic
Flatbush Avenues
Brooklyn
McAdoo Warns on Intolerance and Free Speech Threats
William G. McAdoo denounces intolerance and attacks on constitutional liberties as the United States' chief menace. He cites postwar efforts like New York Lusk bills and Kansas industrial court attempts to curb individual rights in the name of the state.
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Los Angeles
Cal
United States
William G. McAdoo
Lusk
New York
McAdoo
Kansas
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