Ready to Quit Didnt Hold Together
Wilkes-Barre Pa July 22 The stationary firemen strike has collapsed as no conference produced a settlement. The United Mine Workers officials argued against continued strike action and indicated they would accept returning workers if coal operators agreed to terms. A revolutionary gesture followed with a grievance committee authorized to pursue results with affected companies.
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Wilkestarre
United Mine Workers
Grenier
Brodus Javoeden
J.P. Wade
de Nichols
Lt O
Fahey
Nhuth
Aise
Poha
Efe
Teatty
Greveity Sproie
Jedat
Mendes Wes
Firemen’s Associathon
Uacek
Tanghe
Amalgamated Labor Pushes for Metreesport Strike Action
The Amalgamated association claimed success in organizing Tl nen workers at the National Tube Works. At a meeting 25 skilled men from each department were initiated, with Tighe stating enough notice could shut the plant within 15 hours. Wellsville reports no local work but expects transfer of labor from other points. President Shifer and Pile commented on improving prospects, with broader sympathy from unions and the public. Also reported: Brigadier General Samuel T. Cushing, retired, former commissary general of subsistence, died in Washington.
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Litthburg
Pao
Metreesport
Viele
Amalgamated
National Tube Works Company
Tighe
Wellsville
Shiffer
Pile
Fen
General Puvile
Name Chase misused by imitators in courting false trust
An advertisement warns that counterfeit products mimic Dr. A W Chase Nerve Pills using the Chase name and portrait. It urges buyers to verify the genuine Dr A W Chase signature on each box as the only safe seal. The piece notes the Buffalo based firm and local retailer C Crecelius at 33 Main.
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Chase
Birds of Prey
A. W. Chase
A. W
Chrye
K. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N.Y
C. €. Crecelius
Epworth League Convention Draws 10000 To San Pranetsco
A Sunday session at Mechanics Pavilion for the Epworth League international convention drew about 10,000 attendees. Bishop Joree delivered the opening sermon on faith in Christ as pews filled. early church services were held nationwide with visiting clergy on hand.
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San Pranetsco
Uhea
Epworth League
Mechanics Pavilion
Joree
Lindug
Gorner Eyiscopal Chuarch
Mo Pincklev
New York
Ancient Navajo city unearthed in Great Basin lands
Archaeologists report a prehistoric site on the Navajo Nation near Shiprock with multiple structures and staged features. Excavation reveals elaborate walls and possible ceremonial rooms. Remains indicate a sizable urban center with numerous compartments and signs of organized layout.
He Kept a Leg Healed by Remedies
Hartford, Conn. man recounts a leg infection starting from a rosary wire scratch that led to amputation risks. He credits Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve for healing after two years of suffering, praising their efficacy for eruptions, eczema, sores, and blood disorders.
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W. Sullivan
Hartford
Gonn
Earth
O. D. Knoatel
Narantes
Record heat wave grips central to western US
Washington notes a blistering hot wave with widespread 90s and 100s across Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Iowa Missouri Ohio Indiana and more. Chicago hits 100 degrees as temperatures remain extreme with no relief in sight and rain unlikely to alter crops.
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Washington
Central West
Weather Bureau
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahboma
Iowa
Missouri
Ohio
Indiana
Maois
Chicago
Wade
Kansas City
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Arizona
Pacific Court
San Francisco
Athiata
Boston
Cinelamanid
Davenport
Denver
Des Moines
Helena
Mont
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Pla
Kansasity
Menphis
New Orleaans
New York
North Phitte
Nebo
Omaha
Pittaburg
Salt Lake
St. Botts
Mrs Kruger Dies at 67 in Pretoria After Illness
Mrs. Kruger wife of former President Kruger of the South African Republic died Saturday afternoon in Pretoria after a three day illness from pneumonia. She was 67. Her separation from her husband and the death of daughter Mrs. Smith last week are noted as factors in her decline. Eloff and other Kruger family members were at her bedside. Kruger learned of the death in the evening from Dr. Temans and Secretary Boescheten.
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Pretoria
Kruger
South African Republic
Pneumoni
Smith
Eloff
Racial clash in Cleveland Mississippi ends with killings
Sunday afternoon in Cleveland two white men faced three armed black assailants who halted their party on Main Street. One black assailant was killed and another wounded. the others fled. The violence followed the lynching of Jesse Phillips earlier, as locals say the attack aimed to avenge his death by organized secret groups. Authorities plan to break up these organizations.
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Cleveland, Miss
Cleveland
Down
Jesse Phillips
Phillips
Young Reed
Perp
Port Scott
Ryan
San Francisco
Bret Lerty
Toelurgon
NLWE
Anto
Roseniane
Teghytering Vt Cbegiveacs
Charles Benjamin Oo
Farrier
Bhoomingoon
United States
Woolark Hasine
Chirk
Monterey
Teot
Crenerad ¢Ithes
Emeineers
Artillers
Washdogten
Amis
Serer Masta
Teavers
Packery
St. Leeads
Uberatuor
Alexander F
Lottery Draw For Oklahoma Land Opens August
Fort Sit Okla July 22 Distress grows as the opening of the Kiowa Comanche lands approaches on Aug 6 with 150 000 people registered for 13 000 claims via lottery. Registration closes July 26. Many settlers plan to move to Lawton if unsuccessful. Drought shriveled water supplies and hot winds kept temperatures above 100.
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Fort Sit
Okla
Reservatio
Lawton
Elks Grand Lodge Likely to Elect Pickett in Milwaukee
Milwaukee notes the grand lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks meets tomorrow with about 700 delegates. Waterloo Iowa’s Charles B. Pickett is favored for exalted ruler, while St Louis Missouris John Cl Nediiwis is a rival native candidate. Indianapolis Joseph Panning denies candidacy. the present secretary and treasurer may be rejected as sessions proceed in secret. About seventy delegates will visit Milwaukee for the annual social reunion.
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Milwaukee
Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Charles B. Pickett
Waterloo
John Cl Nediiwis
Stiliwiter
Mimn
Josephr. Panning
Indianapolis
Grand Lodge
Two youths fatally wound men in Dewitt incident
In Dewitt a shooting ends with Warren Brewster killing Ed Faytor and Clay Condor injuring Fred Taylor. Both Brewster and Condor are under 21 and from Dagville Kentucky. They are jailed at Clinton as investigations proceed after prior tensions with the Taylor brothers.
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Clinton
Dewitt
Here
Warren Brewster
Ed Faytor
Clay Condor
Ed Tayor
Pasdor Brothers
Condor
Rabbi Frey’s Rapid Postal Scheme Claims Fast Transit
Rabbi Sigmund Frey of Wabash Indiana says he has a plan to transmit postal matter to Europe in two days using electricity as motive power. He asks Washington for assurances before detailing methods and expects a conditional government contract if his invention proves feasible. He partners with a celebrated electrician and envisions a nontraditional vehicle capable of sea and land travel at 200 to 400 miles per hour.
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Wabash
Ind
Sigmund Frey
Europe
Binis
Washington
Itat
First Annual Camp of Instruction Under Militia Law
Indianapolis reports the first annual camp of instruction under Indiana militia law is underway and will continue until next Saturday. Civilians attempting to approach brigade headquarters will be halted by armed guards and must salute the colors. The administration building houses Brigadier General W J McKee and his brigade staff. General Mehtee and Colonel Frank have offices there. About 2,140 men are in camp.
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Indianapolis
Pew
Lodiana
W. J. McKee
Mehtee
Frank
Five masked men raid Greensburg Lincoln car factory
Five masked burglars overpowered watchman John W. Kirkpatrick at the Lincoln carriage factory in Greensburg Indiana. They bound him to a box car and dynamited the safe, wrecking it while taking $25 Kirkpatrick carried. The crime appears planned by experienced criminals. Kirkpatrick awakened by cries next morning.
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Greensburg
Ind
Lincoln Carriage
Jobn W. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Brick and officials endure hot weather in Indianapolis
Indianapolis July 22 Congressman A L Brick of South Bend dodges interviewers during a pre conference tour with Attorney General Taylor and others. He jokes about Indiana Railroad taxes, notes summer weather, and praises Lake Michigan breezes. Colonel Wilson loses 30 pounds while with Governor Durbin. Ex Governor Taylor moves his child’s body to Crown Hill Cemetery. Senator Fairbanks endures heat in a black suit and Panama hat on city streets.
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Indianapolis
A. L. Brick
Sooth Bend
Taylor
Charles W. Miller
Brick
Congress
Indiana Taxing Department
Indiana Railroad Company
South Bend
Lake Michigap
Heaven
Mr. Brick
Indianapeolis
Charles B. Wilson
Durbin
Wilson
W. 8. Taylor
Kentucky
Crown Deh
Senator Fairbanks
Man Found Dead Near Laporte After Illness
The body of Frank Eggert of Laporte Indiana was found in the woods near the city. He had disappeared about a week earlier after an operation and, fearing poor recovery, likely died by taking morphine. The body showed signs of animal scavenging.
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Laporte
Ind
Frank Eggert
Eggert
Heyss
Valparaiso Farmer Fatally Injured by Mowing Machine
William Babcock a 40 year old Porter county farmer was thrown into a mowing machine in his field as the horses pulled the implement and he bled to death before help could reach him. He was a member of the Grand Army.
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Valpariso
Lod
William Babcock
Porter County
Babcock
Grand Army
Fires rage west of Missoula in Montana
Helena Montana July 22 fierce forest fires reported west of Missoula. The Northern Paeble and Anaconda companies have fire forces at work to prevent spread. Several distinct fires threaten heavy losses.
Nashville Farmer Auction Sparks Bear Creek Gold Bid
Nashville Indiana July 22 William Young a farmer near Bear Creek reports selling a crude gold claim to the United States at Philadelphia. Frank Wells has collected pan yields valued at a sum of gold. Farms along the streams are bid on by speculators but owners hesitate to sell as modern machinery arrives and will soon start operations.
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Nashville
Ind
Wlliam Young
Bear Creek Player
United States
Philadephia
Frank Wells
Ferris Stove to Locate Plant in Terre Haute
Terre Haute Indiana July 22 Ferris Stove and Range company a long time St. Louis industry will move its plant to this city after closing a deal The firm recently suffered a heavy tie loss and will establish operations locally with new jobs and investment.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Ferris Stove and Range Company
St. Louis
Tsin and European hopes on Chinese provisional crisis
Reports from July 220 describe European and American concerns about preventing trouble in China. Ten Tsin favors recognizing Chita, while Bung Chang reportedly adopts a dismissive tone toward a provisional government member and discusses ousting it. Chinese have started cutting telegraph wires.
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Tsin
Europe
United States
Ten Tsin
Chita
LE Bung Chang
Soa
Carrie Hanlin Dies by Lethal Dose in Marl on Note to Family
Carrie E Hanlin aged 30 chief saleswoman at Miller Barley department store died from a ladunain dose taken in her Marlian apartment at the Hafield house amid personal crisis She left a note to her mother and a boy near Jonesboro saying she was tired of life
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Marlon
Ind
Mers
Carrie E. Hanlin
Altlinery
Miler & Barley
Hafield House
Jonesboro
Coffin Surprises Commandos at Honlegspruit Raid
Kroonstadt reports Major Pine's forces attacked Honlegspruit on July 1. Commandant Harting was captured along with two of General Pringley’s sons and two more, with the King wounded and 17 others injured.
Banner Salve Claims Modern Healer for Skin Ailments
A vintage ad promote Banner Salve as the healer of modern times for cats wounds sores piles and all skin diseases. The copy urges use of Banner Salve with guarantee and directs readers to druggists for purchase.
Rioters Attack in Fairview Park. One Killed
In Indianapolis on July 22 a gang of young white hoodlums rioted at Fairview Park striking at a couple of Black men with no provocation. A bystander named Charles Daniels was fatally shot and severely beaten before authorities quelled the disturbance.
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Indianapolis
Fairview Park
Charles Daniels
Drowned Teen at Greensburg Pool
Obro Rector aged years old drowned while bathing in Harris City stone quarry pool. He was seized by a cramp and could not get help before drowning.
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Greensburg
Todaty
Obo Rector
Harris City
Young Rector
Cable car wreck on Madison Street injures nine
Nine passengers were seriously injured and several others bruised in a Madison street cable car wreck yesterday in Chicago.
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Chicago
Madison Street
Terre Hants Plans Meeting on Indiana Coal Properties
John T. Bays reports Terre Hants, Ltd has secured the final options on Indiana coal properties and the committee will convene in Chicago at the start of next week to review them.
Man Drowns After Piercing Foot on Submerged Pitchfork
Vincennes July 22 Thomas Thompson of Red Cloud Iowa county was swimming when he stepped on an old pitchfork in the White River. He died of lockjaw the next day. The item also notes a health ad about pimples and Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure.
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Vincennes, Lad
Thomas Thompson
Red Cloud
Ia County
White River
Weather, politics and accidents dominate latest reports
Fragmented dispatches recount storms and ice blocking coasts, ports, and rivers. Officials face economic strain as retail trade fears decline while a driving association seeks reforms. A deadly train press and a counterfeit ring are noted amid broader global tensions and weather disruptions.
Seven Women Stop Banking Run in Eldorado
Seven women led by Mrs. HL CPL Grover confront a Credot run in Eldorado. A man named Buseh oversees the operation as townsfolk inspect a tub of teoteledt beverage that was smashed. The party order a halt to the scheme and name a halt to the illicit activity.
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Eldorato
Kan
HL Cpl Grover
T. 0
Buseh Fou
Industry gossip and local shop incident in Leavenworth
In Leavenworth the scene at a neighborhood hardware shop this Saturday ended with damaged wheels and scattered items after a disturbance. Mr. John Tippis of Colton reports his daughter’s severe cough and tonsil issue were helped by FoLEY's Mosey and Tar, per local testimony.
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John Tippis
Colton
Ambitious vows clash in a strained family moment
In a grim library scene Mabel confronts Richard about promises and fear. The dialogue hints at love and duty as pressure mounts before a pivotal vow. A nearby ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption with trial bottles and guaranteed relief.
Foley's Honeyen and Bear Seals lungs and stops the
Foley's Honeyen and Bear Seals a patient’s lung issue and stops further complications in a medical case noted by local reporters. The article highlights treatment effects and patient outcome with quotes from hospital officials and doctors.
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Foley
Bear
Seashore Excursions Offered by Pennsylvania Lines
The Pennsylvania Lines announce summer seashore trips to Atlantic City Cape May Anglesea Avalon Holly Beach Ocean City Sea Isle City Wildwood New Jersey Ocean City Maryland and Rehoboth Delaware from New Albany with a 15.00 round trip and a 12 day return limit. Through Philadelphia trains connect with seashore services without changing cars. special low fares to Chautauqua N Y are also offered with 14.15 from New Albany. Additional Milwaukee and Colorado excursions via Monon and Meares routes are listed with specific dates and return limits.
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Athantic Coast
Atlantic City
Cape May
Angieses
Avalon
Holly Beach
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Wildwood
New Jersey
Maryland
Rehoboth
Delaware
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Philadelphia
A. H. Schell
Chautauqua
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Akron
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Erie
Indianapolis
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AH. Scuetz
Vishe
Atlantic
Pennsylvania Lines
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