07 Dec 1923
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Newspaper
Middletown Daily Herald
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
1
Goshen police and State Troopers chase a clue in the murder of stableman Arthur Conkling. A tan leather wallet found at the inquest is among few details. officials say Conkling died from a blow to the head likely four hours prior.
Four convicts who escaped Lansing prison Sunday were recaptured near TiCtouth after enduring severe weather. Authorities report no trace of other escapees and describe the group as fleeing through cold, wet conditions and huddling around a fire prior to capture.
Fragmented and garbled text discusses freight rates and railroads, noting years of rate increases and the impact on investment. Mentions Atlantic City and the need to solve a rate problem for the future, with references to George D. and evolving percentages.
In Belleville Missouri on December 7 the Radium coal mine suffered a flood killing at least three miners. About 250 workers were underground when the flood surged. Rescue efforts recovered several bodies as the mine wall collapsed under pneumatic tools.
Nine year old Francis Corriveau of 392 Ored Street was killed at the Wisner Avenue crossing while walking home from St. Joseph's Parochial School. His body lay at the crossing after being struck by a train at about 3 o clock as his father Peter Corriveau watched from the watchman's shanty.
Harrisburg Pa December report notes Democratic second representative sues or proclaims and Asa Amendment considered.
New York reports building activity forecast to total 5.9 billion in 1922 amid rising commercial and residential development. In Chicago, W E D Stokes faces trial for conspiring to defame a character, set for December 27.
Howard E. Daniels a veteran Erie Railroad conductor with more than 40 years of service died in St Francis Hospital Port Jervis from injuries after he apparently attempted to board moving No. 3 Chicago Express at Callicoon. He suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries. Daniels from Kimbles Pa had led Train 3 for over three years and was a Neversink Division 52, O R C member. He will be buried Monday at 2 30 in the afternoon.
In Tay Brook on December 7 a large railway cut has affected about 239 workers from New England shops. Most employees were told to expect reassignment after January, with payments and forced absence ending later in the month.
In a cryptic note, Sendushy Obi and Dew TH i Brews Aa Ale Tess were linked to a fatal flyer incident. The message mentions Castalia Beeler and ongoing events at a distant wast Satduck, with unclear details about the cause or location of the death.
Reports from Mexico City indicate six Mexican states are in political upheaval as rebels battle federal forces. About 699 soldiers under General Sanune moved yesterday, with federal units threatening action toward Vera Cruz and surrounding areas. Roads and trains disrupted as communications break down.
Fragmented text mentions tensions between the United States and Mexico and a resumed drive on relations. References a press from Pigh and the State Department, but details are unclear. The passage lacks clear names, dates, or concrete events to identify.
A fragment from a Herald window display describes a holiday club scene at the store. It mentions the Smile With Smiles Family and Dear Girls, a charity or social club, and notes visitors may pick meaningful items as Christmas approaches. The text conveys a sense of community and gifts, with Santa Claus referenced and a call to join the club.
Ambiguous notes from a 1910s filing hint at possible export of surplus wheat amid policy debates. The fragment mentions Surplus WHEAT and foreign shipments, with unclear sources and dates, leaving plans unsettled.
A brief item notes the assignment of No 275 for a 2.75 per cent beer bill. It mentions WOASHENG Tun in relation to the measure.
Fragmentary report indicates a coalition could form a governing majority in Parliament. Early returns show the main party failing to secure a solid lead, with conservative and liberal forces forming a tentative backing, while other factions appear weaker.
Readable fragments describe a harsh loss affecting Baldyn and accompanying group in a Tasmanian or nearby event. No clear names, dates, or places beyond vague references. The snippet hints at a political or social setback but lacks concrete details.
Fragmented OCR depicts plans at a port involving Pelpers and other workers. It notes 203 men today without wars, with car parts, loaders, and helpers deployed for the operation. The text is garbled but implies a coordinated effort at the port.
Sas Seng notified by Republican c he will be asked to resign if connected. Mcras under indictment. Indications point to political tension in Indianapolis as details emerge from party communications.
Testimony from troopers backs an alleged confession in the case tied to the capture of BLL Morree. Investigators cited a chain of events and statements as corroborating evidence for the defendant's admission.
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