Nighttime wreck of Reading line leaves many dead and injured
Philadelphia and Reading’s midnight flyer derailed near Winslow Junction, New Jersey, killing twelve and injuring seventy two as the train plunged down an embankment. Officials report many injured were women and children, with one engineer trapped and a number of victims identified in the chaotic aftermath.
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Camden
N. J
Woolverton
Camden County
Winslow Junction
Reading
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Philadelphia and
Coal Conference Adjourns Kept Deadlocked In Washington
President Harding’s national coal conference adjourned until Monday after a stormy session held behind closed doors. Officials Hoover and Davis reported no agreement reached on operator miner disputes while urging continued talks to meet the administration’s settlement aims.
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Washington
Harding
National Coal Conference
Secret of Commerce
Hoover
Secretary of Labor
Mavis
Davis
Seretary Davis
Fire Department Report Shows Large Increase in Calls
Fire chief Wallere Bates reports six months of 1922 show 87 calls versus 1921’s six months with an increase of 29 calls. Total fire losses reach 30,751.41 with larger losses on buildings and contents. one gas explosion injury and a river drowning accompany the period’s toll.
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Wallere Bates
Eix
City Fireman in Hard Luck
Fireman Osborn of No 1 station faced a comic misfortune Sunday when ham bought for dinner vanished from the hall tea box after Patrolman Lloyd Sweet found it and the sugar for coffee was found infested with red ants in the living room. His crew rescued him and he managed a meager dinner.
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Osborn
No. 1 Atation
City Hall
Lloyd Sweet
Amith and Pulley To Hold Three Meetings
Amith and Pulley schedule three Lorain meetings to rally support for Marry C. Smith of Cleveland for governor and Robert ahr for sheriff. The series includes a city park event on May 17 and earlier gatherings on July 10 and in OBriits. Attendees expected from both white and black communities.
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C. Smith
Cleveland
Baler
Robert Ahr
Lorain
Mare
Maly
Laws on Privilege in Pleadings Sparks Ohio Debate
A Ohio judge ruled that statements made in pleadings are privileged in court and cannot be sued for damages even if they appear libelous. The case involved Pearl Smith Miller vs Henry Miller over a divorce petition alleging the husband’s association with Pearl Smith.
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Oruin
Pearl Smith Villa Miller
Pearl Smith
Thompson
Supreme Court of Ohio
Jasue
Jewelry theft nets $5000 from Wagner couple in Detroit
Jewelry valued at $5000 was stolen from Mr and Mrs Adolph Wagner as they returned from a theater. Mrs Wagner formerly Miss Fritzel Quarters was known as a dancer. The scene included references to Tot Quilters and Alleged old associates. Alfred O Breen pleads not guilty to forged book charge and awaits arraignment.
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Detroit
Mich
Adolph Wagner
Wagner
Fritzel Quarters
Tot' Quilters
Dlegtelda Fol- Hea
Alfred O'Breen
Quilty
Fred Dobson Dies In Wagon Fall Here
Fred Dobson 50 of 345 1 2 twelfth Street was fatally injured when a wagon he drove ran over him after he fell between a team of horses on West avenue near Tremont street. He died at Jenkins hospital. Dobson formerly lived in Wellington and had been in the city five years. He is survived by a daughter Mrs Frank Young of York and a son Frank Dobson of Wellington.
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Fred Dobson
Wellington
Twelfth Street
Dobson
William Vogler
West Avenue
Tremont Street
Ohspital
Jenkins
Miles Perry
J.C. Canaway
Frank Young
York
Frank Dobson
Woman killed husband hurt in blast fire at tenement
In Cincinnati a three story tenement fire caused by a 48 explosion left Rose Ripley dead and John Ripley critically injured at City Hospital. Windows shattered, tenants fled, five women and three men were rescued from the top floor by firemen after a gas leak and a struck match ignited the pocket in the cellar.
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Cincinnati
Rose Ripley
John Ripley
City Hospital
Ripley
Argument Over Berry Patch Ends in Death in Cincinnati
William L. Auxter a 41 year old tobacco buyer from Amelia Ohio died after being shot by tenant Burtrum Sparks on June 20 following a dispute over a berry patch in Clermont County. Sheriff John B. Rapp said Sparks surrendered immediately and has been jailed on an intent to kill charge. he claimed self defense but the charge may be upgraded to murder.
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Cincinnati
William L. Buxter
Amelia
Ohio
St. Mary's Hospital
John B. Rapp
Clermont County
Auxter
Burtrum Sparks
Sparks
Automobile collision injures drivers on Sunday afternoon
An AQ automobile driven by Ed ward Prietch of Amherat collided with a car driven by W. Rath of Lorain on Sunday afternoon on Cheay road. Both vehicles sustained minor fender damage and no serious injuries were reported.
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Edward Prietch
Amherat
W. Rath
Lorain
Cheayade
Same officer nabs same man in same room
Cleveland July 3. Charles Anderson of Jamestown N Y sits in Lakewood city prison after arrest at George D Rowland home on Crittos boulevard amid a prior housebreaking and larceny charge. Detective Fred A Kintzler again nabbed him in the same room. two years ago Anderson received an indeterminate sentence at Mansfield reformatory.
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Cleveland
Charles Anderson
Jamestown
N. Y
Lakewood City
George D. Rowland
Crittos Boulevard
Anderson
Rowland
Fred A. Kintzler
Johnson Divorce Files Not Returned From Clerk
Harold Johnson sues Jean Winton Johnston of Cleveland in a divorce case. Files were kept from the county clerk by attorney H C Johnson and withdrawn for fear the petition’s allegations would be published. Public anxiously awaits the return of the records.
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Harold Johnson
Jean Winton Johnston
Cleveland
H. C. Johnson
Japs Approve Treaties From Washington Conference
Washington dispatch reports the Japanese privy council has approved all Washington conference treaties. The last two pacts, the name-giver treaty involving China and the Chinese customs tariff, were approved by the Japanese cabinet today.
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Washington
Alternative Plans Weigh On Rail Wage Dispute
DETROIT July 3 The Railway Labor Board may delay a wage cut order until rehearing, averting a strike by 240000 workers of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way and Railway Shop Workers. Secretary John Hall said a strike is the last resort, while the executive committee prepares alternative plans as the board convenes.
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Detroit
Mich
Railway Labor Board
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
John Hall
Strike Widened By Chicago Railway Shopmen
CHICAGO July 3 The Afrika of railway shopmen protest wage cuts and practices, entering its third day with heavy participation and impact on railroads. Leaders warn of increasing effects while executives report limited disruption. The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes may authorize a strike after a planned vote. Disorder begins with stone throwing in Chicago yards. strikebreakers faced resistance in Perry, and Kansas City railshops report efforts to fill vacant positions. No paper Tuesday due to Fourth of July holiday.
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Chicago
Afrika of
Bent
Toads
Nona Way
Thesnax
Brotherhood of Maintenance of War Employes
Detroit
Brotherhood
E. F. Grable
The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Perry
Milwaukee
St Paul
Lene de Making
Kansas City
Five Arrangements Made In Police Court
Mayor Jones presided over multiple cases this morning. Kiafe Smith, intoxicated, caused a disturbance at a West Grand street restaurant and later fought with a man named Jones. he dropped a bottle of raisin jack on the sidewalk. He had prior intoxication charges and was fined 25 dollars plus costs and jailed. Mike Drager paid 10 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct after causing a disturbance at a Western Heights woman’s home. Tom Moran fined 5 dollars and costs for intoxication. C D Knapp and E L Dietrich fined 5 dollars and costs for traffic ordinance violation.
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Mayor Jones
Kiafe Smith
West Grand Street
T 4A Tian
Jones
Smith
Mike Drager
Western Heights
Tom Moran
C. D. Knapp
E. L. Dietrich
George McCreedy Dies at 65 in Henrietta Home
George McCreedy, 65, died at night at his Henrietta home after a long illness. He is survived by his wife, daughter, two sons, a sister, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements were not yet announced. The rest of the text discusses a United States railway labor board resolution impacting striking workers and union formation to replace strikers.
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George McCreedy
Henrietta
Bts
Obertin
Cberlin
Berlin
Mars
Alto
7 White
East Averwe
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U. S. Rail Labor Board
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American Federation of Labor
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