Bodies of Dead Sent to Camden Morgue
A midnight Philadelphia and Reading Railroad train crash at Winslow Junction, New Jersey, killed nine and injured 33 as a switch was mis-set, sending the midnight flyer off a curve toward a branch line. Bodies were moved to Camden morgue and survivors rushed to Atlantic City and Hammonton hospitals.
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Winslow Junction
N. J
Phildelphia and Reading Railroad
John de Walt
Towerman
Camden
Atlantic City
Hammonton
Itg
William Westcott
Gloucester
X.J
William T. Sautter
Jos, Dilasuo
Pleasantville
Francis L. Corbett
Philadelphia
John Lynnehan
James Owen
Negro Porter
Fiyer
Wildwood
Cane May
Mystery in shooting of girl near Neenah
A four year old girl, Frances Aylwards, was shot in the left breast while picking up wood near her Neenah home on Winneconne avenue. She was taken to Theda Clark hospital, with doctors hopeful. A motorist, Emil Anderson of Chicago, is hospitalized in critical condition after a hayrack accident on the Oshkosh Neenah road. the haywagon driver fled, the incident under investigation.
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Neenah—Frances Aylwards
Mary Aylwards
Winneconne Avenue
Passera
Theda Clark Hospital
Emil Anderson
Chicago
Iomann
Anderson
Hee
Fatal Fourth Accident Injures Boy in Green Bay
Harold Hansen, 14, was struck in the eye by a firecracker thrown by a playmate in Green Bay. The blast badly burned his face and doctors fear possible loss of the eye.
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Associated Press
Green Bay
Harold Hansen
Sheriff Stops Alleged Snop Blockade At Milwaukee Shops
Milwaukee sheriffs forces broke up an alleged blockade at the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul shops. Pickets detained some workers while others passed and left unmolested. Rail workers not on strike could enter with a pass. Arrests expected as authorities vow to enforce laws around the shops.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rail executives vow hands off policy amid strike threat
New York reports the American Association of Railway Executives says no one will starve or freeze as it maintains a hands off approach, leaving each railroad to handle the strike. They cite 4500 locomotives and 100000 cars in reserve and expect maintenance workers to join the 230900 striking union men.
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Associated Press
New York
American Association of Railway Executives Today
Jap Garrison Quits Post at Hankow
London dispatch says the Japanese garrison at Hankow evacuated Sund, a battalion with detachments of special troops withdrawn. The unit had protected foreign interests similar to garrisons at Tientsin and Peking.
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Jap Garrison
Hankow
Er Associated Press
London
Sund
Tien Tsin
Peking
Ruth’s Thirteenth Home Run Sparks Seventh Inning Rally
In Philadelphia, Ruth belted his thirteenth homer of the season in the seventh inning with no runners on base. Meusel also hit a homer in the same inning as the Mets offense produced a surge.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Ruth
Gase
Meusel
Deadlock in goal strike conference review
Washington officials report a deadlocked coal strike conference after two joint sessions and an intermediate session. No agreement or continuing committee was set, though government mediators remain hopeful as talks pause until Monday with possible new proposals after President Harding returns. John L. Lewis and Alfred M. Ogle expected to stay in Washington to consult with their groups.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United Mine Workers
Labor
Davis
Harding
Hoover
Ohio
John L. Lewis
Washington
Alfred M. Ogle
National Coal Association
Towerman at Winslow Junction Collapse After Wreck
The Winslow Junction towerman, John De Walt, collapsed at his home after being found by troopers following the midnight flyer wreck. He claimed he sent the engine through the wrong switch and begged to die, while his son said the incident unbalanced him temporarily. Investigators and medical staff said his mind is shattered but the probe will determine fault. De Walt has served as towerman since 1892.
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United Press
Atlantic Oty
N. J
John de Walt
Winslow Junction
Atlantic City
de Walt
Wiliam Sickler
Sickler
de Wall
Camden
Physiciann
Lawrence de Walt
Milwaukee Boys to Pick Cherries at Sturgeon Bay
Milwaukee reporters describe over 2000 youths heading to Sturgeon Bay for a two week cherry picking camp run by YMCA workers. They will live in a miniature city with camp fires fishing long walks and a Wetle cherry picking program guiding daily activities.
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Milwaukee
Sturgeon Bay
United Press
McCumber Explains Loss In North Dakota Nomination
Washington DC Senator McCumber explains his defeat in the North Dakota primary, blaming a bipartisan coalition and a nonpartisan group backing his opponent. He thanks campaign manager R J Hughes of Fargo for a high standard of conduct and notes five months were too short to counter two years of hostile organizing.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senator McCumber
North Dakota
Othej
McCumber
R. J. Hughes
Fargo
Fourth attempt to take lifes ends in gas room failure
Milwaukee Max Wizelman, who allegedly tried to kill his wife four times in as many days, survived after being found in a gas-filled room he had locked himself in. He remains in serious condition as doctors say his fourth attempt failed. His wife had died four days earlier, and his daughter Elsie kept him from completing the act.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Max Wizelman
Wixetman
Elsie
Phyat Ciana
Children Starved by Parents in Wisconsin Report
Wisconsin nurses say child neglect stems from parental diet choices. In Sheboygan County 227 infants and 229 preschoolers were examined. 447 normal, 163 underweight, 39 overweight. Common corrections included teeth, tonsils, vision, hearing, speech, skin, bones, and lungs. The state board notes strong attendance at child welfare visits statewide.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Board of Health
Sheborgan County
Sheboygan County
Manttower
Roonty
Board of Health
Rail Executives and Unions Tangle Over Imminent Strike
Rail executives prepared for a possible strike while the U S rail labor board convened an eleventh hour conference with both sides to avert a walkout. The meeting aimed to mend differences between employers and the workers as tensions rose over potential disruption.
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U. S. Rail Labor Board
Night life leaders in Day Ownet arrest probe
Proprietors of hotels restaurants cafes and road houses sat in their offices today as Count William Yuszell reviewed evidence from the weekend arrests of more than twenty winces for violating the prohibition laws. County methods continued on page 31.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Yuszell
Harding Homeward Bound to Marion for Fourth of July
President Harding and Gen Pershing traveled from Uniontown to Marion amid rain and miner strike protests. The visit includes plans for speeches by Harding, Pershing, and Dawes, with aHomecoming celebration in Marion marking his return to Ohio.
Milwaukee Outing Sparks City Auto Escape
A quirky note from United Pronx describes Milwaukee residents flocking to the woods in autos for a nature outing. The piece mentions incidents with electric cars and a trend away from downtown nightlife toward country boarding houses and resorts.
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Milwaukee
United Pronx
Yesterdoot
Jaloy
Filling Place of Workrs Wil Quit Railroads
West Madison Street bustled with strike breakers and labor agencies vying for workers as railroad maintenance jobs and other positions were posted. Agents advertised all classes of work with promises of steady pay and transportation, while firms crowded streets and warehouses prepared for potential shutdowns.
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Chicago
Madiven Street
Sorikers
Steamer Goes Ashore Near St Miqelon Based on Intelligence
A damaged vessel named Car mishandled and went ashore seven miles north of St. Pierre and Miquelon according to the intelligence department. The ship carried no general cargo and no loss of life is reported.
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Montreal de Lonecok
S Paint
St. E Miquelon
Telligence Department
Enege
Dean
Lav Nee Tory
National Bank Call Issued by Comptroller of the Currency
The Comptroller of the Currency today issued a call on national banks to report their condition. The notice instructs banks to submit detailed financial data and balance sheet information for review. This action reflects regular supervisory procedures to assess liquidity and solvency across the banking system.
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Ly United Press
Washington, D. C
Toflay
Troops Close On Gen Gordzne Forces Near Tampico
Federal troops moved into the Tampico district following US protest over rebels holding Americans at Cortes Ow and Peecera Ott works. Estimates say up to 1,000 federal soldiers are on duty while bandit leader Gordzne vows revolution to restore 1857 constitution. Col Varul and Garazave partake, with a failed attempt to kill an American thwarted by a fellow officer.
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Frederick G. Naumeier
United Dress Staff
Tampico
Mexico
Oldiers
Obregon
State Department of the
United States
Gorogave
Cortes OW Company
Peecera Ott Company
el Troeno
Silva
Gorewire
Iycopa
Lars
Vera Aeding
Cortes
Sant Te Voice
Noregave
Slertes Ovampans
Cortez
Varul
Garazave
Arbuckle Denies Minta Durfee Will Not Return
Tow Anceles reports that Minta Durfee who went east after Arbuckle, her husband acquitted of manslaughter charges, would not return to him but stay to settle affairs. Arbuckle and friends planned she might rejoin at his trial. Hayes barred him from pictures but he hopes to regain screen popularity once allowed.
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Asanghated Presse
Anceles
Mintafeurfes
Itasran Arbuckla
Hsband
San Kraprises
Arbuckle
New York
Arinekie
Hayes
Stil
Six shopmen return to work as Pennsylvania strike widens
Local officials reported six of 165 Pennsylvania shopmen who walked out Saturday returned today. Strikers were said to be regrouping in groups of ten across the system as Pennsylvania claims the dispute is settled. Other rail unions weigh joining the walkout as railroads keep trains on schedule and some hiring at stations. The United States railroad labor board later ruled the shop crafts union no longer a recognized group.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Chiergo
United States
B. M. Jewell
Elf. Grable
Maintenance of Way
Strik Ink
Timothey
Hey
Chicago Rail
Abe Agagciatlo Nat. Railway. Exectives
Charles R&r
Lynch
United Press
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Mollie Typewriter Company Files Bankruptcy Petition
Milwaukee Oshkosh Mollie Typewriter Company files voluntary bankruptcy petition on June 29. Liabilities listed at 151,716 with assets 262,028. Major assets include machinery 268,440 and merchandise 78,497. Unsecured claims total 105,199. top holders are Lillian M Scott 88,252 and F 8 Feldman 10,597. Taxes unpaid total 14,000. Robert D P Wynn serves as president and A Bolles as secretary.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Mollie Typewriterr Company
Oshkosh
Lillian M
Scott
Canton
Feldman
Robert DP. Wynn
A. Bolles
Mexican Wife of American Killed by Bandits at Tampico
Washington report states Mrs. Thomas Cheney the Mexican born wife of an American employed by a Tampico area company was killed by bandits on June 29 after recognizing them. The U S State Department lodged representations with the Mexican government urging capture and punishment of the assailants.
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Tampico
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Thomas Cheney
Jeaver
Dle
Shaw
Cheney
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