Mine Explosion At Rogers Entry In Rockwood Tennessee
A coal mine explosion at the Rogers Entry of the Roane County mine in Rockwood Tennessee was reported this morning. Sixty five miners were at the point when the blast occurred and no word had reached officials by noon. A rescue party was organized and deputy state mine inspector A J Holden joined the investigation team. The extent of damage and exact cause remained undetermined after three hours.
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Rockwood
Tenn
A. Po
Rogers
Roane
Eugene Tedder
Winer
Roger
Atute Moon
A J Holden
Mune Msecne
Rockwood Teun
Rogers Ertr
Offae
Miller Bribe Case Ends with Presidential Praise
New York October 1 President Coolidge lauds Thomas W Miller former acting property custodian in a trial for a $50 000 bribe tied to a $7 000 000 share release. A letter from Coolidge expressing thanks was read to the jury as part of the litigation over the government’s allegations.
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New York
Thomas W Miller
Acticn
American Metal Company
Coolidge
Daugherty Muller
Meller
Crete
Six Special World Series Trains Delayed
trains delayed in the World Series cause disruption for spectators and teams. fragmented OCR notes mention schedule confusion and a 8-4 game marker, with unclear details but confirms multi train stoppages affecting travel on event day.
Late News Bulletins From Across Regions
Reports detail attacks on missionaries near Sheachewfu Muaan Province with three Americans abducted seven others escaped. Local courts in Maryland deny move to modify murder charge against Margulies as trial proceeds. Floods along the Missouri and Mississippi rivers cause wide damage near St Louis and surrounding counties. President Coolidge marks 21st wedding anniversary with routine White House observance. Kansas City notes flood deaths and rescues near VManzumhla. President Hoover to address American Red Cross on October 6.
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Sheachewfu
Muaan
Miss Minerva S. Weil
Reformed Mission
Mina Lydia Keebhe
Evangelical Mission
Karl H. Mech
Major Parties Weigh In as Election Looms for 70th Congress
Washington Oct 4 AP Rival parties Republican Democratic and Prohibition throw sharp verbal blows as they mobilize for November elections aimed at determining control of the 70th Congress. Wood leading Republicans and Oldfield leading Democrats attack rival plans while Wheeler cites dry fights in Oregon and other states as proving political tactics lack legal effect.
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Democratic
Prohition
Seventieth Congress
Coolidge
Oldfield
Arkansas
Democratic Congressional Committee
Wood
Indiana
Wayne M. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Oregon
Thethers
Missouri
Montara
Colerado
Salifornzs
New York
Nevada
Wee Onsit
Illnois
Democratic Party
Teone
Windmai
Fatal WASP Sting Report From Sturg Area
A brief item notes a fatal WASP sting incident near Sturg. The report mentions a victim with lingering effects and cautions on interaction with insects in the area. Further details are not provided in the legible text.
Floods Wreck Havoc Across Three States
Severe rainfall triggered widespread flooding in Kansas, Arkansas, and Texas, forcing thousands to seek shelter on higher ground or in trees. Towns reported damaged homes, leaky levees, and power outages as rivers rose, while volunteers worked to repair infrastructure and aid evacuees.
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Rhansas
Ghishema
Pines
Bowland
Resrd
Sino Rover
Reora
Coreiderahie Dana
National Insurance venture by labor unions concludes
The two year effort to form a national labor insurance company ends in success with initial capital of about $4000 funded by member unions. The plan aims to provide benefits managed by union leaders, distributing earnings beyond an 8 percent cap to shareholders among union members.
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Petrater
American Federation of Labor
Deliber
Mexican Federation of Water
Execuive Council On Mexican Relations
Executive Council
William Green
Henry Ford
Green
Union Labor Ife Insurance Company
Po «Ny Beld
Drunken Driver Fined $150 In Local Case
A male motorist was fined $150 for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. State police officers arrested the offender and presented the case in court where the judge imposed the fine and court costs.
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Norge W Foreen
Yer’ & Dap
Af A. Tl
Gmmviag
Besau
Green
Ofer & Moosprock
Afd
Dwstae Dlearn
Aseaaul
Atd
Perkae
Cris
New Main St Parking Rule Delayed by City Committee
Delayed action on a proposed ten minute parking limit on Main and Thodik streets is debated as merchants split opinions. A Saturday vote could test support for a two hour permit system. city staffers weigh impacts and possible extensions with local merchants.
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Main ST
Ateen
Main
Thodik
Teaffee Conmmisten
Osurto Astien
Deferndants
Ma ‘Sen
Bert
Qummm
Wien
Chat Parker
Gorth
Red Cross Chief Seeks Outside Help for Florida Relief
In Washington the Red Cross chairman John Barton Payne urged sustaining wartime strength as relief for Florida hurricane victims. James L. Freer, vice chairman, noted ongoing aid and warned Florida officials may need outside support to meet needs.
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Washington
Florida
Red Cross
John Barton Payne
James L. Freser
Red Crown
State
Chicago gunmen blamed for Baltimore holdup and murder
Baltimore police suspect Chicago gangsters led by William Niemoth carried out Friday’s 46 678 robbery of Henry Sonneborn and Company crew on Pratt Street. J W Danko's death, possibly from his own weapon, ties the case to Chicago factions. a $2 500 reward is offered. Danko’s body awaits in Baltimore morgue.
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Chicago
William Niemoth
Edward Slomack
Baltimore
Henry Sonnehorm
Henry Sonneborn
Pratt Pace Streets
William Neimoth
Neimoth
Neimo
Henry Sonneborn and Company
Danko
New York
Sparrows Point
Steel Company
Denko
Belli
Newspaper prank ends in murder in New York
A newspaper copy reader Joseph Rodney was killed by Ald Dwyer after a months long prank at a Washington paper. Rodney died five gunshot wounds in a Manhattan apartment lobby following a cruel joke involving a supposed extramarital liaison.
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New York
Washington
Joseph Rodney
Cr Hushand
Dwyer
Endmey
Radnes
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