Atlantic City Gov Declares Law Will Be Enforced
Governor Fort, speaking at Atlantic City, asserts state laws must be obeyed and vows action if necessary within the constitution. He says he will urge citizens to reform conditions and notes grand jury readiness to indict gambling houses obscene pictures and Sunday liquor sales.
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Bea, Girt
N. J
Ang
Almate
Atlantic
T-have
Grand Jury
Mip
Atlantic City
Atate
Rear Admiral Cogs Dies in Florida
Rear Admiral James Kelsey Cogs, not retired, died in Jacksonville, Florida. In New York a gas leak in a subway main trapped workers. two were killed and about a dozen overcome in Empire City Subway incident. Stephen Petrik, 22, allegedly fatally shot Marie Petrik, 18, in Cleveland then committed suicide.
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James Kelsey Cogs
U. S
Jacksonville
Fla
Empire City
New York
Stephen Petrik
Marie Petrik
Ais
Gaven
Cleveland
Wuldlde
Powder Explosion Kills Two at Pottsville Mill
In Pottsville Pennsylvania August 18 an explosion at the Cressona Powder company mill fatally injures Guy Reifanyder and Ralph Reigger. Both are rushed to Pottsville hospital. Reifanyder dies within hours. The blast occurs in the chaser area amid mixed powder. about twenty pounds ignite. Both men were hurled and severely burned. building damage described.
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Creasena
Potteville
Pottsville
Cressona Powder Company
Guy Reifanyder
Ralph Reigger
Potteville Hospital
Reifanyder
Governor Guild Under The Knife In Boston
Governor Curtis Guild Jr underwent an appendectomy at Charlestown Hospital after a recent recovery from a near fatal illness. Surgeons deemed the operation successful and his condition described as satisfactory. He had been vacationing at Bitago Lake Maine before returning to Boston for treatment.
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Boston
Curtis Guild, Jr
Charlestown Hospital
Back Bay
Bitago Lake
Fitz
Whiskey Explosion Injures New York Worker at Mackey Building
In New York on August 15 a tank holding 7700 gallons of whiskey at the J. Mackey company building on West Fortieth Street exploded after an electric bulb burst. Francis Taubner, an employee, suffered painful burns but survived. The fire spread as whiskey fumes ignited, sending Taubner 30 feet against a wall before a colleague opened a valve and routed the liquid to the sewer, quickly extinguishing the blaze.
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New York
J. Mackey Company
Weat Fortieth Street
Francis Taubner
Taubner
Little Johnny Jones to Be Presented at City Opera House
A touring company will bring George M. Cohan's musical comedy Little Johnny Jones to the City Opera House next Tuesday night. The show features twenty songs, a large chorus, and elaborate costumes, promising an entertaining three act presentation with a well sustained plot and two love stories.
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Johnny Jones
Pacific Coast
New City Opera House
Cohan
Opera House
Mr. Cohan
Johnny
Joel
Geo. M. Cohan
Ita
Baseball Scores From Philadelphia to Detroit Amid League Standings
The column lists numerous game results with players Plank Powars Waddell Spencer Beaton and others across teams like Detroit Boston New York Cleveland Washington Chicago and Pittsburgh. It includes final scores Detroit 8 63 638 and Chicago 9 47 652 with standings showing Detroit leading in the American League and Pittsburgh and Cincinnati prominent in the National League.
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America
Philadelphia
Atalatica
St. Louis
Plank
Powars
Waddell
Spencer
Ivan
Ertes
Hughene Warner
Treat
Smith
Shaw
Tri-Bute League Standings With Notable Batters
The standings list Wilming, Harrisburg, and Altoona among top teams with key players like Jackson, Read ing, and Harrisburg’s Hataaport contributing runs. Batters Moner Grady Emer Jarton and others are noted for their performances. The table reflects scores and positions across the league.
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Tri-Bute League
Catterieg
Wilmingatteries
Murr
Jackson
Wels
Lancacaster
Reading
Moner
Grady
Emer
Jarton
Harrisburg Harrisburg
Wil
Hataaport
Kirarauee
Kaoltownsand
Stanswithtrt
Jarri 2d
Fdas
Bryan Resolution Turned Down At Union Assembly
Boston August 15 The International Typographical Union rejected a proposed endorsement of the national Democratic platform and candidates at its fifty fourth annual convention. Delegate Henry West of Birmingham Alabama led the push, but the resolution was withdrawn on president Lynch's suggestion to avoid a defeat. Other delegates praised the Democratic platform and trade union aims while debating party differences. The session ended with the resolution withdrawn.
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Boston
International Typographical Union
National Democratic
Ffty
Wincowderent Watt
Bryan
Henry Weat
Birmingham
Lynch
Berry
Chicago
Democrata
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Socialist
Estey
Paterson
N. J
Samuel Gompers
Independence Party
West
Eleven Year Old Charged in Jersey Arson Case
Eleven year old Madeline Grobbels of Jersey City was arrested and charged with arson in the fire at the Morris Stockton home in Pattenburg New Jersey. She was released on 600 dollar bond and denies involvement, offering a story about visiting Stockton children to play, with no prior suspicion of arson.
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Jersey
Flemington
N. 4
Madeline Grobbels
Morris
Stockton
Pattenburg
N. J
Jersey City
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