Trainmen Die In Two Collisions In Ohio and Utah
Reports from Ogden Utah and Youngstown Ohio recount fatal wrecks on March 24. In Utah a westbound freight engine exploded injuring fireman Roy Mungey and badly burning others as workers were evacuated. In Ohio a head on collision between freight trains near Youngstown killed four men and wounded three, with names including Norman Greham and James Thomas among the deceased.
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MALT LAKE
Utah
Lake MUL waventy miles
Ogden
Wiliam Wilton
E. A. Uphoff
Roy Mungey
wil
exneston
Traffji
YOUNGSTON Ohio
Pitttburge
Youngstown
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago road
Norman Greham
New Castle
James Thomas
Aashabula
Ohio
Charles Blackburn
Erie road
Protege of Mrs Nation Worsewhips the Mayor
Topeka Kansas March 24 Miss Isla de Bolle a protege of Mrs Nation robed Topeka mayor Parker in his City Building office. She struck him three times then he wrested her rough whip and shoved her into the hall. Bolle shouted she had done it to whip the governor and blamed the mayor for saloon murders and open joints.
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Mies Bolue
Topeka
Roy Daniels
Penn Church funds dispute over American donation
A vestry vicar in Penn Buckinghamshire claimed he raised funds from the United States to repair the historic Penn Church. A vestryman challenged a newspaper report of decay funds. the vicar said parishioners were not eager to labor for church funds, and he would return the received money. Other items note a Vienna student outbreak in Russian Poland, wheat price moves in Chicago, and brief notes on temperatures and local notices.
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LONDON
Penn Church
Buckinghamshire
Kerby
United States
Penn
laibure
oll
con
VIENNA
Islock
Russian
Poland
Hoar Sough Informa tion On Islands And Pure Food Bill Advances
Senate debate touches on dynamite investigation of sea salt along the eastern coast and a request to view claims in the Spanish treaty dispute. House committee moves Hepburn pure food bill to report with near unanimous support. conference appointed on war revenue repeal and on the legislative, executive, and judicial appropriation bills.
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WASHINGTON
House Committee on Inter-State and Foreign Commerce
National Pure Fowl Congress
Columbia
Houke
Senate
Messrs
Payne
New York
Daizell
Pennsyvania
end Richardson
Tennessee
Messrs. Bingham
Pennsylvania
Hemenway
Indiana
Livingston
Georgia
Found Dead Under Suspected Circumstances
Chicago report of James Towns his wife and eight year old daughter found dead in bed. Police say gas from a kitchen range suffocated them after a plug was removed and the man’s robes covered the child in an apparent double murder and suicide.
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CHICAGO
James Towns
Peace negotiations may be instituted in London
A London dispatch from March 24 reports that Associates support for the party could lead to peace talks. The wire note mentions interviews and questions planned for the conference, with references to leaders including Terence and Sivellburger and to General Wood, amid discussion of possible banishments and political maneuvers.
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LONDON
TANEY
Sivellburger
Wood
Boer peace talks and legal action headline mix in brief
War notes report Lord Kitchener granting safe conduct to a Boer envoy for peace talks with Mr Schalkburger while London doubts any surrender by De Wet. Separate items note Attorney Dupuis preparing to sue to determine his son Springmeyer’s university dismissal. Reno action unlikely but courts possible.
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House of (eamions
Wieederick
Shalkourger
Lord Kitchener
Steyn
LONDON
Pretoria
Schalkburger
DeWet
De La Ray
Transvaal
Mr. Schaikburger
Grange River
South Africa
Orange River Colony
Dupola
Reno
Springmey
Revol
the
State University
Heman Springmeyer
bey
Stubbs
Springmeyer
Carson
Dupuis
Cazette
Dupois
lNezenta
Court of Justice
Expedition From Paris to New York Overland
London reports Harry De Windt leading a land route attempt from Paris to New York. He departed December 19 1961, reached Yakutsk February 16, and plans to push toward Sredne Kolymisk within days. Officials urged delay due to extreme cold, famine, and epidemics, hoping he reaches the rail line before May to avoid winter confinement.
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LONDON
Harry De Windt
Paris
New York
Yakutsk
Siberia
tosl
Sredne-Kolymax
De Windt
Sredne-Kolymisk
De soesinet
Railroad must obey in interstate commerce law
CHICAGO March 24 With the consent of the defendants Judge Gross cup in the federal court today issued the temporary restraining order asked for by the Interstate Commerce Commission against railways entering Chicago The order good until June 1 or until orders the court The rail effected the injunction The Lake Shore and Michigan there The Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis The Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Chicago The Michigan Central The Minnie Central and the Chicago and Northwestern Time believed that the railroads named agreed not to contest the petition for an injunction at this time in order that other roads eventually might be brought into court and compelled to live up to the provisions of the Sherman law and the Interstate Commerce Act
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CHICAGO
Grosscup
Inter-Brete Commerce Commission
Lake Shore
Michigan
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Fort Wayne
Michigan Central
Minors Central
Chicago and Northwestern
Tima
Conference on Cuban affairs at White House details
A White House conference with the President and Secretary of War Root is reported. Geneval Wood and others are described as debating conditions and aiming to align with Republican leaders on a policy regarding Cuba. The telegraphed note mentions tensions within the party over engaging with Cuban matters.
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Gagette
WALRNGTON
White House
Root
Howse
Reno General Hospital staff named in Gazette notice
Reno General Hospital list highlights chief surgeon B Laughlin M D Co H Wood visiting physician C B Conatable resident physician A C Steckle M D surgeon H Hoffman bookkeeper E Datzell Stewart Milas M E Fans matron Mies L M Roves surgical nurse H Wright night nurse and Dr J C Price Superintendent The notice claims Reno has modern hospital conveniences removing need to travel to San Francisco for treatment.
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Lattgé
Reno General Hospital
Gazette
B. Laughlin
H. Wood
C. B. Conatable
A. C. Steckle
M D
H. Hoffman
Public meeting called on Carnegie library gift plan
Andrew Carnegie offers fifteen thousand dollars for a free public library in Reno if the town pledges at least fifteen hundred dollars yearly and provides a suitable site. The Reno Improvement Association Education Department calls a town meeting at the Court House on Monday evening March 31 to discuss action and start the movement. Also notes include Tom Brannon of Carson being held for sanity examination and a cholera death toll of 470 in Mecca and Medina over ten days.
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Andrew Carnegie
Reno
Department of Education
Court House
C. T. BENDER
WOW
WEBSTER
F. H. NORCROSS
E. BRAY
Z. E. STURE
Two Men Kill Woman Then Die In Alabama Tragedy
E F Armstead, once a wealthy Montgomery tax collector, shot and killed Mary Hansen, a Negro, and then killed himself in a house, after heavy drinking. The incident occurred in Montgomery on March 24, with Armstead identified as a prominent former official.
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MONTGOMERY
Ala
E. F. Armstead
Alabama
Mary Hansen
Man Suicide Attempt Ends Fatally in Fort Scott
Fort Scott Kansas March 24 John Lichla blew off his head and arm with a stick of dynamite under his chin after drinking heavily He told his wife he planned to kill himself Weather fair tonight and Tuesday with continued cool conditions and light northwest wind
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FORT SCOTT
Kans
John Lichla
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