Train wreck injures twelve in Colorado near Ruby
A Denver and Rio Grande Western passenger train derailed near Ruby, Colorado, injuring twelve, three seriously, when an engine passed over a broken rail. Eight cars derailed, including a bag car, two express cars, a diner and two Pullmans, with two coaches on their sides. Local hospital care arranged for the injured.
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International News Service
Grand Junction
Jan Ji
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Westhound
Ruby
Fire destroys 99 autos in Raleigh garage blaze
Ninety nine automobiles mostly owned by North Carolina legislators and Masonic convention delegates were destroyed in a 20000 fire at the Motor Service Company garage opposite the Walter Hotel in Raleigh. The blaze raged for over an hour and a half with the central business district threatened. No injuries reported. Fire cause undetermined.
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Raleigh
N.C
N. C
North Carolina
Motor Service Company
Str Walter Hotel
State Capitol
Deuce
Movie and News Reel Listings and Trial Coverage
A collage of film and news reel listings from multiple studios and venues followed by a court case report. The notices include Harold Lloyd and Jobyna Ral titles, Emery Orchestra, Capitol serials, Fox News Reel, and Liberty, Regent, Dome, Star, and Strand offerings. The trial section details a federal conspiracy case with a new trial promised and testimony about a $3,860 payment through Senator Edwards.
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Harold Lloyd
Jobyna Ral
Maud Muller
John Greenlee
Whittier
Marjorie Naw
Brucie Gordon
Elinorfold
Late Pathe News
Emery
Defiant Miss Ellingson Faces Court After Matricide
Dorothy Ellingson remains defiant as she defends against matricide charges in San Francisco. She refuses to testify against four Jazzland orchestra members and calls for a continuance to allow proper defense citing alleged mental illness. A large crowd gathered outside the Hall of Justice amid tense conditions.
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Ventura
Calif
San Francisco
Ufa
Keith J Lord
Dorothy
Alexander Mooalin
Hospitals Seek Larger State Aid In Budget Push
Hospital Association of Pennsylvania plans active role in upcoming appropriations, seeking larger state aid as per diem costs for free patients exceed the current $3.00 to $3.60 range. Officials warn cuts have strained hospitals, forcing service curtailment and patient turnaways while the 1923 cuts loom over institutions. Joseph Morris of the Bronx reports a 240 cash theft in a Philadelphia hotel, with a false clerk prompt. Weather note: February is warmest month in South Africa, July is coldest.
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International News Service
Barrisburg
Pinchot
House
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Possillo
Horace W. Schantz
Senate Committee
Aesk
Toho M. Smith
Association
Hahnemann Hospital
Phiadelphia
Smith
Philadelphia
Joseph Morris
Leggett Ave
Bronx
New York City
Deadlock forces Jersey City jury dismissal
A Jersey City jury evaluating a case reached a deadlock after fifteen hours of deliberation. The foreman said the jurors were hopelessly divided 9 to 3 for conviction, prompting the judge to discharge them for the term. Uniformed officers reacted with laughter as the scene ended with no verdict.
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Jersey City
Wan
Dig Stearns
Griffin
Letters To Nurse Enter McClintock Case Revealed
Miss Gehling recalls humorous letters from Shepherd written around September noting he had gone broke and that further friendship would be impossible. She confirms the sender signed Darl short for Darling and says she turned the letters over to Judge Olson without animosity. Olson called the letters decidedly important and they will be introduced in evidence when the inquest resumes.
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Estelle Eleanor Geh
Ling
Genling
Shepherd
Chicago
Open debate on Mobel Omnibus Postal Measure
Portions of publications and other reading sections would be altered by new postal rates. Reading portion charges would be flattened to 14 cents per pound with changes to first and third class mail. Parcel post would bear heavier costs, plus a proposed expeditious delivery service at 25 cents per package. Senator Moses predicted passage within ten days and House review thereafter.
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Lass
Poxtal Carda
Satfar
Parcel Post
Spacel Post
T Wis
Moses
Burglary Report Details Two Home Break-Ins
A burglar entered two houses through a window on the west corner, unlocked a door upstairs, and removed a pocketbook containing $6 plus a pair of trousers. The items were found downstairs. Detective Logan is investigating the case.
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Mr. Dick
Logan
Curio Street Scene Marks Busy Day For Locals
A passing crowd notes a newspaper boy solving a crossword while delivering papers and a school student slipping into icy water near Garfield school courtyard. A busy street scene features a cashiers counting dollars on North Mercer Street lawn and a bus driver braking to curb as a deputy sheriff patrols Bereer Street with his son.
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Mar
Ylcoma- Garfield School
Gauk
Weanls Johnson
Bereer Street
Underground transit proposed to Lido Grand Canal route
Venice reports discuss a tunnel from the Lido to Saint Marks with two stations and service to Maghera linking with Padua trains, reducing a two hour trip to twenty minutes. Other items note Trotsky aide Skilank’s arrest in Leningrad, amnesty for rebels in Pamplona, a Harvard graduate Clark’s death in Moselle, and Kellogg’s planned February departure.
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Venice
Lido
Grand Canal
Saint Marks
Therce
Maghera
Padua
Spotlight on Leaders and Lost Aviators in War Era
Men and women in the news spotlight feature remarks by Sing MeMueder Wun Mitchell on naval aircraft bombing defense, Florence Knapp in Albany discusses cowleg gum policy, Bishop Manning launches a $15 million Cathedral drive, and Lt Walter Hinton, famed navigator of the NC-2 transatlantic flight, is reported missing over Brazil jungles as he nears retirement from the Navy.
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Sing MeMueder Wun Mitchell
Cwnef
Army Air Service
Congressional Aircraft Commission
Navy
Mra
Florence
Knapp
New York State
Albany
William T. Manning
St John the Divine
Walter Hinton
Atlantic
Brazil
Hinton
Jie Navy
Aes
Bandit Is Put To Rout By Member Of Missouri Assembly
Missouri Assembly member Fred May thwarted a bandit who confronted him with a gun near the capital. The assailant demanded money, fired when May resisted, and fled as May escaped unharmed. Police investigation continues with few details.
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Bandit
Missouri Assembly
Bielia
I International
Fred May
Graca
Frey
New Castle Woman Hurt In Accident
Three strangers, including Jessica Murphy of New Castle, were injured in an auto crash early today along a street near New Castle. Bernard Giancantuo and Joe Smith, both of Akron, suffered scalp lacerations and facial injuries respectively. Police noted unclear route details as witnesses, with the crash likely involving a bread truck. investigation continues.
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Wewayon
Ohio
St. Elizabeth Mospitea
Jessia Murphys
New Castle
Bernard Giancantuo
Akron
Joe Smith
Smith
Tia
Sharon
Motorman Rescues Man From Tracks on Pittsburgh Street
A motorman on Frankstown Avenue stopped his streetcar to pull an unconscious man, Dutty, from the tracks. He was taken to Mercy Hospital with lacerations and internal injuries believed to result from a fall near the Pennsylvania Railroad retaining wall. In Milan on January 22, art lovers feared damage to The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci at Santa Maria delleGrazie as wind and aging weakened the wall and surface.
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France
Deland Edward Clark
Troy
Harvard
Paris
Moselle
Abbaville
Clark
Blaine Maitland Monroe
Blaine Maitland Manron
Camilla M. Monroe
Pittsburgh
Monroe
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Ind
John Maitland
Wilmington Road
Edward Logue
Denver Avenue
Mr. Logue
Wiliam and
Mary Ann Logue Logue
Erro Railroad
St. Mary's Church
Bridget Cory
Logue
James F
John W
Robert E
Elizabeth Vogus
Katherine Logue
W. D. Logue
J. W. Logue
Butler
St. Mary's Cemetery
George Edwin Sizer
Fred W
Gladys McCoy Sizer
Martinstream
Charles
Robert
Oak Park Cemetery
Pacer ProPeBe
Bn Ee
Dao Duffy
Ee Ciy
Frankstown Avenue
Dutty
Mercy Hospital
Dutt
Pennsylvania Recoad
Milan
Leonardo da Vines
Santa Maria Dalle Grazie
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Benjamin Arnold
Elwood City
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B. F. Arnold
George Kirker
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North Vine Street
George F. Sheets
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Thin City
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