Walsh Awarded 2064 For 60 Percent Loss Of Use Right Hand
Incent C Walsh of 26644 North Street was awarded 2064.24 for 60 percent permanent loss of use of his right hand from injuries on the Oxfield Railway Service Co job. Insurance with Travelers. 684.60 due immediately. remainder to be paid in monthly installments. Other cases adjourned or pending treatment.
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City Hall
FR. J. Cooper
Oxfield Railway Service Company
HMaliments
Travelers Company
Pauline Witz- Ferald
Manhattan Shirt Company
Linden avenue
American Railway Express Co
Prestou
Miners in Gun Battle Near Brady Warnes Coal Company
Morgantown police reported a gun battle between mine guards and union workers in the Brady area north of Morgantown after attempts to evict strikers from company houses. The clash began after midnight and continued all night with no known casualties. Deputies accompanied by Sheriff William York were dispatched to Brady as tensions rose over wage cuts and hiring of non Irish labor.
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MORGANTOWN
W. Va
here
Brady
Brady- Warnes coal company
wazes
Wiliam Yort
Ebert 13 Grandpa Framing Garbled Entry
Garbled OCR reads like a fragment mentioning a son and grandfather with unclear context. Readable words hint at a familial relation but no verifiable event, date, or location.
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EBERT
GRANDPA if
anghier
Yale conferred 764 degrees at 223rd commencement
Yale Sew Haven Conn June 1 1921 764 degrees were conferred at the 223rd commencement with fourteen honorary degrees. Wolsey Hall hosted the ceremonies attended by guests including Dr Frederick Banting explorer Howard Carter Attorney General Stone and Premier King of Canada. President Angell was absent and degrees were conferred by Provost Henry B Graves.
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SEW HAVEN
Conn
Yate
Wolsey Hall
Frederick Banting
Howard Carter
Stone
King
Canada
Jamel Rowland Angell
Henry &. Graves
Mexican President Seeks Britain Out of Dispute
Mexico City reports President Obregon stating cordial withdrawal of the British Chargé d’Affaires H Cunliffe Cummins after long friction over British policy. He claims Mexico acted in good faith and hopes for a conciliatory path to peace with Britain.
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MEXICO CITY
Great Britain
Mar
Obregon
Mexico
des Archives
H. Cunard Cummins
j Cummins
England
concord
James St Main Laying Near Completion
The 12 inch water mains on James Street are laid and crews fill the trench and remove the old rusted pipe. The job should finish within a few days and repaving with concrete paving is expected to begin soon as per the Board of Estimate and Allocation.
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James street
Board of
Eagles to Meet Midtown Team at 103 Ortho Streets
Eagles will face Midé.dtown Ae 344, F. OL Bases at 103 Orth streets tonight in a scheduled track meet. Officials expect a competitive clash between local squads and visiting athletes.
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Midé
Yacht Owner Drowned and Nephew of Gen Wood Hurt
June 393 John F H Wood nephew of General Leonard Wood is hospitalized at Georgetown, Guiana, after a private yacht wrecked on June 2. The yacht owner Brown drowned and a member of the party washed ashore, Wood drifting for days before rescue.
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Wood Hurt
ATLANTIC CITY
John FH. Wood
General Leonard Wood
Georgetown
Guians
Brown
Wood
Dayton hero jumps from plane to save non stop flight
Lieut. John A. MacReady, famed for the first nonstop cross continental flight, abandoned his burning aircraft at 5 000 feet over Dayton to deploy his emergency parachute. He landed safely in a tree line near McCook Field while the ship exploded beyond the city limits.
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DAYTON
Ohio
John A. MacReady
MacReady
MacKeacy
Couple Married At Grace Church Ceremony
A local couple wed at Grace Church with Miss El Elio assisting as maid of honor. The bride wore white crepe and the groom matched in a coordinating outfit. Attendants included Mrs. Phoebe Elliott and a friend of the Tex room. The couple plan to reside where the bridegroom has relatives.
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El Elio
Genrhier
Manne Elliott
Bonnell Place
wes
Grace Epuccapa
Revan L
Phoebe Elliott Grans
pride
Speed charge hearing set for Ridgewood man
A Ridgewood, New Jersey man left 15 dollars as a deposit for appearance before Recorder Howard Starr at 7 20 this evening on a speeding charge. The subject is identified as Rey E Happer 215 Rey E Happer.
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Rey E Happer
Waithers l avenue
Ridgeweck
Howard x Starr
Twelve Graduate At State Hospital
Edwin Hawley of Leonia New Jersey, American papager in the office of Arnold Brothers, was killed by a Chinese river boatsman while supervising steamer loading. He had been in China many years and left a wife in the United States. Reports from June 17 indicate the incident occurred.
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PEEIX
Edwin Hawley
Leonia
New Jersey
Arnold Brothers
Hawley
China
United States
Building activity in Middletown drops in May survey
Construction value in Middletown fell to less than a quarter of May 1927 levels. The Yale Monthly Building Survey of the Wallen Co at Lew Fork shows May activity down sharply from a year earlier, with similar declines reported in Binghamton Kingston Albany and Poughkeepsie.
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Yailena’ Monthly
W. Sr. Co
Lew Fork
iy opera
Binghamton
Kingston
Submarines In Contact Near Navy Incidents
Reported near collision between US submarines S-23 and S-35 yesterday in San Diego area waters. Submerged runaways and damage minimal. both vessels reached base with no serious injuries reported.
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U. S. Navy
San Diego
WASHINGTON
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San
Harvard Honors G M Woodley With Highest Degree
Harvard University in Cambridge announces G M Woodley of Middletown as recipient of its top honorary degree Laude for the year. Alumni and faculty note his distinguished achievements and influence in the field, marking him as a leading figure among graduates and scholars.
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CAMBRIDGE
Harvard
coiere
Gomi Woedley
Middletown
Addresses to Nurses by Dr Woodman and Rev Applegate
A decorated ceremony Wednesday night honors nurses at Middle Texas Hospital. Speakers Dr Robert Woodman and Rev Octavius D D of Warwick lead remarks on the nurses oath. Graduates listed include Hat Norris Elizabeth Florence Inér Theresa Sar and Emeline Jane Carrel among Registered and Trained Nurses. The hall was richly decorated with leaves and branches.
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Hell
piwelie
Middle texn Sists Hospital
Trasisg
Robert Woodman
sare r.ciendent
Octavius
D. D
Warwick
hurses
lizabeth Florence Inér
Theresa Sar
Emeline Jane Carrel
Gertrude Erhel Goodale
Helen Rosanna McQuade
U S to Act For British mediation in Mexican crisis
Washington reports the United States ready to use good offices to mediate a crisis from the Anglo Mexican embargo and expulsion of H C Cummins Brushager in Mexico City. Officials say America will limit itself to mediation and not seek direct intervention. The British note and Mexican refusal widen diplomatic tensions.
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WASHINGTON
H.C. C
Cummins
Brushager
Mexico
witkers
Great Bria
Monico
Monroe
Hampton Farms Lad Recaptured
A recapture report details the recovery of Hampton Farms Lad Seamus after an escape. The event notes the location, time, and authorities involved in the pursuit and capture at the arena. The account mentions individuals Grace Jace and Matias in the context of the failed escape and subsequent restitution.
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Seamus
Berm
New Hampton Farms
arena
Matias
Grace Jace
Steamers Collide Off Cape Race Reported Damage
A collision between the Canadien Pacific and another steamer occurred about seven miles east southeast of Cape Race. Casualties and exact damage details are unclear, with reports filtered from Cape Race wireless offices.
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Cape Race
ie HALIFARS
Glasgow
Cape Baw
Bob Lewis Receives Sentencing in Middletown Case
In Newburgh an article notes Robert Lewis pleaded guilty to attempted second degree murder after a shooting on Fajoun street, with witnesses numbering 15 plus 260 others interested. Judge Huser presided. Lewis surrendered to police, and the judge discussed deterrent effects of sentencing.
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gure
ted
Robert Lewis
Middletown
atracon
Judee Husergirs
Harry
Crist
Lews
Muscletown
Jadeg Wis
aiver
Battle Fought Just 59 Years Ago
A fragmentary note recalls a battle dated roughly 59 years prior, mentioning obscure names and places with limited legible details. The text hints at a historical clash, possibly involving a religious figure or group, but concrete facts and participants remain unclear.
Three Killed in Head on Collision Newsflash
In Nashville a head on crash killed three aboard a passenger train. The collision derailed the lead engines and several first coaches, with officials reporting the wreck near Read Ween a NS St Leis. Authorities are investigating cause and details.
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NASHVILLE
NS St. Leis & S
U. S. Flyers Reach Bangkok After World Flight Pause
The American round the world flyers arrived at Bangkok Siam yesterday afternoon according to advices received today. They had earlier been reported in Shanghai, and the Bangkok stop completes a leg of their global journey with further destinations anticipated.
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SHANGHAI
Bangkok
Siam
Mussolini May Resign Rumors Sweep Berlin
A Vorwärts despatch reports Italian Prime Minister Benito Mussolini nearing resignation amid political instability. The note says fascist leadership grapples with threats to its grip as the regime faces internal shaking and potential offshoots.
Big Storm Disrupts Jersey Towns and Roads
A severe storm battered towns in New Jersey causing widespread damage and obstructed roads. Crews repaired core infrastructure today as debris and downed trees blocked several streets near notable landmarks.
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Jersey
Seaplane Base to Enter River at Kingston
Kingston plans a seaplane base on the river as officials announce site development. Reported incident on 27SH involves a man described as Black in the local coverage, with details limited in the available text.
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Kingston
Vacancy Committee May Pick Substitution in Convention
Fragmented text describes a vacancy committee and a political confrontation involving Labor and Communist factions. References to Robert M. La Follette and assurances of repudiation of certain orders appear amid confusion over party alignment and committee actions.
James M Wright Takes Bride in Local Nuptials
James M. Wright has taken a bride in a quiet ceremony. The notes mention the couple and witnesses including the bride herself.
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James M. Wright
Trolley Hits Auto, Six Killed Near Here
A streetcar struck a passing automobile near downtown, killing six people and injuring others. Rescue teams and police investigated the crash scene as traffic was rerouted while investigators sought the cause and identified victims.
Chicago Millionaire Receives Ransom Letter and Kidnap Threat
A Chicago millionaire was targeted by a ransom letter and kidnapping threat. Police investigated the extortion attempt sent to the Harriman residence, with the sender demanding money and warning of harm to family members. Detectives pursued leads and urged caution as the case unfolded.
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Nad Leeselid
Richard Liety
Harriman
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