Mrs Harding Improves. Operation Deferred
Washington reports continued improvement in Mrs Margaret Harding as doctors postpone any operation. An official bulletin said vital signs show progress and elimination increased, raising hopes for recovery from the present acute attack. President Harding walked on the White House grounds with Will Hays, first outside activity since his wife’s illness intensified.
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Washington, D. C
Geveral Sawyer
Mr. Harding
New Suits Filed for October in Circuit Court
Pessie Williams seeks an absolute divorce and maintenance from Loren Williams. Louise Guittar asks for divorce from Avery Guittar citing indignities and intoxication. Lattie Lovett seeks divorce from Thaddeus Lovett with custody of two minors. Melvin M. Butts sues Mande Butta for desertion. The Fidelity Phoenix Fire Insurance Co. files a claim for 56.40 and a note from Logan and Podwald Meals is mentioned.
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Pessie Williams
Tas
Loren Williams
Louise Guittar Agke
Cour
Avery Guittar
Lattie Lovett
Thaddeus Lovett
Teether
Aileen
Thaddeus
Melvin M. Butts
Mande Butta
Widelity Phoenix Fire Insurance Co
Logan
Podwald
Twelve Hurt in Two Train Wrecks at Dallas Terminal
In Dallas Saturday night more than a dozen people were injured in two Union Terminal switching yard crashes. Santa Fe passenger engine No. 425 derailed and toppled. minutes later a Texas and Pacific engine struck a baggage car. Seriously hurt: Parker Smith, fireman. C. J. Le Loche, expressman. Will Morgan, Houston and Texas Central porter.
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Dallas
Union Terminal
Santa Fe
Texas and Pacific
Parker Smith
Santa Moe
C. J. le Loche
Will Morgan
Houston
Move Likely for Rock Yland Shops Stirs Princeton Real Estate
Officials from the Nok Island Rahl Sah visit Princeton suggesting the company plans to move its shops from Trenton to Princeton. A banker from University City offers a site and large acreage if the move proceeds. Local real estate values rise on the prospect of relocation.
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Princeton
Tha Nok
Rahl- Sah
Trenton
Unis City
Qrite
Bitter Legal Battle Over Daugherty Injunction
In federal court arguments raged over the Daugherty injunction against railroad shopmen, with union lawyers denouncing it as unlawful and a power grab. Government lawyers led by Attorney General Daugherty urged permanence. Judge Wilkerson reserved his ruling while noting Government and union positions. The shopmen’s policy committee met to plan strike settlements as proceedings continued.
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Donald Riehberg
Topom
Tuelberg
Neis
Masonic Temple
Vis4boa
Tames
Wilkerson
Eet
Daugherty
Iis
Donald Richperez
Damages Awarded in Smallpox Negligence Suit
Mrs Martha M Steele sues Din M Leasley for 20000 alleging negligence during the November smallpox outbreak. The petition claims Margaret Snodgrass infant died after nursing by Steele at the Snodgrass home on East Liege Street without warning of contagion. Steele seeks 10000 for her husband's illness and 10000 for her own illness from the nursing visit.
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Martha
M_Steele
Gulf
Din M
Leasley
Union
Margaret Snodgrass
QC. Snodgrass
Sincken
Wast Lioganstree
Nhat
A. S. Gwinn
Carpenter Street Baptist Church
Steale
Francis Steele
Edmund Burke
Drs. Steele
Whio
Snodgrass
Minister Falls Dead at Sunday Service in Vernon NY
Rev William A Granger presiding over First Baptist Vernon service when former pastor Rev Harold Cook Phillips was introduced. The aged minister suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and died as he began his speech. Dr R H Brown assisted and confirmed the death.
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Mi. Vernon
N. Y
First Baptist Church
William A. Granger
New York State Convention of Baptist Churches
First Baptist
Chareat
Harold Cook Phillips
R. H. Brown
Children Tubilant as Flames Consume School
New York dispatch reports a deadly fire at Public School No. 127 on West Thirty-seventh Street. Authorities confirm multiple child victims and ongoing rescue operations as firefighters battle the blaze.
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New York
West Thirty-seventh
Heavy Frost and Ice in St. Paul
Frost and ice covered water puddles in St Paul as temperatures plummeted from 96 degrees to freezing since last Wednesday. Local residents noted a sharp temperature drop and icy conditions across the area.
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St. Paul
St. Paul, Mann
Paris Luncheon to Welcome Highway Meeting Delegates
Paris business leaders plan a luncheon to welcome highway delegates for the Wednesday meeting. Secretary Lamson confirms enhanced efforts, and Clarence Evans notes a large turnout is expected as church ladies prepare and serve the meal.
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Paris
Lamson
Sancher la Clarence Pvans
Rand Committee
Vishuihé
Baby Daughter Born to Pred Gutekunst Family
Pred Gutekunst and his wife of 204 South Glark Street welcomed a baby daughter into their family today.
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Pred Gutekunst
Funeral Service Held for Mrs. Charlotte Hier
The funeral for Mrs. Charlotte Hier was held at 2:30 PM at the First Baptist Church with Rev. Web Halberslidt and Rev. HK Ve Lamb officiating. The Levy store personnel attended the service and interment followed at Oakland Cemetery.
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Charlotte Hier
Pirst Baplige
Web Halberslidt
HK. Ve. Lamb
Levy
Oakland Cemetery
Infant Leedom Dies in Kansas City
Maude Leedom infant daughter of Judge and Mrs Jesse Leedom died Saturday at the family home in Kansas City. A funeral was held at 2:00 yesterday. The child was a niece of the Leedom brothers of this city.
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Atlee
Maude Leedom
Jesse Leedom
Tainty
Kansas City
Athe Little Gir
Leedom Brothers
Two Hurt In Auto Accident On Fourth Street
Last night on Fourth Street Cy Ik Dutton and Harry Hughes were injured in a crash when a Buick overturned after colliding with a parked Ford. Hughes suffered a deep cut and serious back injury. McCeall, a traveling salesman, escaped with minor injuries as neighbors aided the victims. Hughes works for the city waterworks.
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Harry HY
Hughes
Wiliam AL
McCeall
Ware
Cy IK
Dutton
Buick
Min Hughes
Rolins Street
The
City Waterworks
MaCill
Ar Thia Aily
Turkish Nationalists Enter Smyrna Amid Greek Retreat
Dispatches report victorious Turkish nationalist troops advancing into Smyrna as fears of Christian massacres rise after Greece suffers a crushing defeat. King Constantine of Greece reportedly faces potential overthrow as Athens sends word of the peril.
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Smyrna
Jondon
Constantine
Greece
Athens
Two Drownings After Car Goes Off Ferry Road
In Lexington Missouri on Friday night a motor vehicle plunged off an embankment into the river killing two occupants. Mrs Punia Graham and Miss Nira were drowned. Ora Marshall, her husband, and a son were among the injured survivors while Andrew Gray escaped. The group was returning from Richmond when the driver Ora Marshall missed the road and the car went over the river embankment.
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Lexington
Paina Graham
Nira
Marshall Ware
Marshall
Ora Marshall
Andrew Gray
Richmond
Brother Reid's Eyesight Deteriorating Reported
A Fayette advertiser account notes confusion at the courthouse steps after a car stopped nearby. A spectator, viewing from 100 feet, could not discern how many people exited the vehicle, listing various gendered recaps and crush of names in a muddled description.
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Automobile
Court House
Fayette
Journalists in Mobverly From Out‑of‑Town Papers
Report lists Omar N. Gray and wife of Sturgeon, Leo W. Morris of the Huntsville Herald, Bob Walton of Armstrong Herald, and Major Eubanks of the Madison Times visiting Mobverly today.
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Omar N. Gray
Sturgeon
Leo. W. Morris
Huntsville Herald
Bob. Walton
Armstrong
Herald
Mdjlor Eubanks
Madison Times
Spelman Dies At Home Of Boohe County Farmer
Spelman a prominent Boohe county farmer died at his home this morning near Clam Kid. The report notes his status as a well known figure among local agricultural communities. The exact time of death is recorded as shortly after midnight.
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Clam Kid, Spelman
Boohe County
Ruth hits two homers in Philadelphia game summary
Babe Ruth homered twice today in Philadelphia, his fiftieth and thirty-first of the season. The first came in the fifth inning and the second in the eighth, powering New York to a high scoring display.
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Babe Ruth
Philadelphia
Capitalists Seek Oil Rail in Jefferson County
A new oil venture formed by Chicazoo and Denver capitalists, under Big Muddy Development Company, plans leasing activity and aims to drill in Jefferson County. Aitken of Denver is president with directors including C. G. Martin and W. Harper of Chicago and Talmadge of Chicago.
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Mount Vernon
Chiclazoo
Denver
Tefferson County
MM. Aitken
Denver Oil Man
WH. Cg.martin
TS. W. Harper
Chicago
Cudington
Oe Talmadge
Miners Trapped In Argonaut Mine Near Jackson
Crews in Jackson California work to free 47 miners trapped fourteen days inside the Argonaut gold mine. After fourteen days, 157 feet of rock still blocks progress as rescuers press ahead through the final barrier.
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Jackson
Calif
Argonaut
Weather Outlook For Tonight And Tuesday
The forecast calls for fair skies tonight with warmer temperatures. Tuesday brings continued warmth especially in the west and central portions with changing conditions.
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Warner
Scrapping Plan For Warships Delayed By Ratification
U S Navy scrapping plans for battleships and battle cruisers remain stalled until the five powers ratify the naval treaty. Britain Japan and the United States have ratified with France expected to follow in autumn and Italy awaiting France. The program already includes six older ships sold for junk while newer vessels face sale or private yard dismantling actions. Plans foresee selling hulls to firms or breaking them up, with some ships to be sunk if no bidders emerge.
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Washington, D.C
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
England
Japan
United States
France
Italy
Congress
Avil Cos
Amtcials
Germany
Sweden
Holland
UN Uderstood
Glacier Trail Route Gains Wide Publicity
The Glacier wail News reports a nationwide publicity push for the Glacier Trail from St. Louis to Glacier Park. Stories and pictures circulated across 48 states and two Canadian provinces, in 48 papers with a combined circulation of 14,269,700, plus magazines and moving picture services.
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St. Louis
Glacier Park
Tt Alro
Glacier
Eddyvilles
Qttumwa
Oskaloosa
Eddyville
Hampton
Ackley
Eldora
Union
Albion
Marshalltown
I. W. Mullen
Enginger
Minnesota
Pammiastsn
T. B McMullin
Oskaloosa Manufacturers’ Association
McAdoo Denies 1924 Presidential Run Plans
William G. McAdoo, ex secretary of the treasury, calls a New York report about a 1924 presidential bid pure nonsense. He says his California residence move was to leave politics and would only announce a future candidacy directly to the American people if he decides to run.
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Tdahe Palls
Idaho
William G. McAdoo
the Treasary
New York
Wilam C.lyons
Denver
Coro
McAdoo
California
U D C Library Meeting Scheduled for Tomorrow
A general meeting of the U D C will be held at the Library at 2 30 in the afternoon tomorrow. Attendance of all members is required as important business will be transacted.
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U. D.C
Move to Impeach Daugherty Frustrated in Washington
Reported in Washington as Republicans in the House faced obstruction while Abe M. sought to impeach Attorney General Daugherty. Taras and Keller introduced resolutions. Mandel and others debated procedures and potential action, with leaders uncertain on fate.
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Daugherty
Washington
Gener Daugherty
Danghert
Ropre
Minnesota
Taras
Keller
Mandel
240 Boys Offer Work to Support School Football Fund
About 240 high school students volunteer next Saturday to do odd jobs for money to fund the football team. Principal J H says the effort aims to raise funds by community help, with workers available to rake, weed, car wash, and yard cleanup for residents.
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J. Hone
Saturda
Death notice for Mrs. Mary Ellen Spquitty at Harrisburg
Mrs. Mary Ellen Spquitty died Sunday evening at 907 Norm Morley. Survived by sons Ben and Sam McQuitty, daughters Garrie Rainehberly and Earl Long, a sister Mrs. Sis Green, and Fielding D. McQuitty. Member of Christian Church. service at Harrisburg Christian Church at 2 pm tomorrow.
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Mary Ellen Spquitty
Mary
Ben McQuitty
Science
Normh Morley
Sui
Fielding D. McQuitty
Ben. McQuitty
Sam MeQuitty
Garrie
Raine Hberly
Earl Long
Grandi Mo
Sis Green
Harrisburg
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Fourth Street
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Reid
U.S. Navy
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New York Yard
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Indiana
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