Train Crash Fatalities In Indiana City
MATI July 10 Mrs Freedenberger 45 and six year old daughter from Cinei willed instantly water Parker Carver 18 of New Ind injured fatally near ry Ind Sunday when the inter car crossing the Pennsylvania par train demolished under an inter car running parallel Freudenberger hos of the women killed and ts Totem of Attica Ind picked up 30 feet from the and taken to a hospital in Ind where they are in a serious condition.
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Mati
Iy Freedenberger
Mm Davis
E@aughter
Cinei- 5
Ywater- Parker Carver
New
Ind
Fatelly Narry
Pennsylvania
Freudenberger
Hos
Ts Totem
Attica
Rail Shop Reopening Amid Strike Crisis
Chicago July 10 Rail way shopmen strike nears crisis as twelve railroads plan to reopen with non union workers twelve state national guard units mobilized to guard depots and warns of possible violence while federal officials urge no interference with interstate commerce and mail service soldiers sit in ambush reports. few strikers return to jobs and tensions rise across the Midwest with authorities assessing potential disorder in Illinois Indiana and Kansas cities including Clinton and Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dausherwaid
Hardfog
White House
Department of Justice
Shail
Chicago
National Guard
United States
Strik
Faports
Parsons
Kas
Clinton
Hicaza
Era
Chicago, Burlington Lurney
Unite States
Robert Ro Levy
Deorce
Burlington Shops
Lorain Caseys to Meet Caseys at Riverview Park
The Sista City team will face the Lorain Caseys next Sunday at Riverview Park with Slats Minch Don Crandall and Rot Crandall in the lineup. Lorain aims to avenge a prior loss and continue a local showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sista City
Caseys of
Lorain
Riverview Park
Caseys
Minch
Don
Rot Crandall
Ana
Tocais
Troops mobilized as Bloomington rail strike threats loom
Deputy marshals mobilized to handle the crisis while Bloomington fears violence amid efforts to reopen the Chicago and Alton railway shops. Sheriff Jake Morrison reports inability to mobilize deputies as locals refuse to protect strikebreakers, and Acting Governor Sterling demands further inquiry before sending troops. Official circles show no settlement progress as trains largely run, though strikebreakers’ engines face resistance. Illinois National Guard machine gun company heads to Blooming ton. St Louis San Francisco shop guards deploy in Missouri. tense, quiet at Troy and Joplin shops with 38 workers on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Chicago & Alton Railway
Jake Morrison
Fred E. Sterling
United States Railway Labor Board
Danville
132Nd
Illinois National Guard
Bvo
Monett
Marsh
Marsh Under Comnd
MR Lesch
Kangas
Charles McDonald
Jophiegan
St. Louis San Francisco
R .F. Johnson
President proposes arbitration plan to end coal strike
The White House urged immediate union and operator caucuses to accept a plan for a 39 day arbitration on a temporary wage scale ending March 3, 1823, with a three member operator and five member presidentially named commission. If no report by August 19, production would continue on the 1922 scale. The president sought broader inquiry into costs and a path to industrial peace, while miners and operators prepared to caucus separately. Temporary injunction in Ohio barred interference with Wayne Coal Company workers.
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Arbitration Commission
Coal Commission
Irs
Congress
Columbus
Sater
Wayne Coa Company
New Stroiteville
Perry County
Bain
John A. Lewis
United Mine Workera
Alfred M. Ogle
Operators’ Group
White House
Dent
Boy 12 Kills Girl 10 in Accidental Shot Incident
A 12 year old boy accidentally shot a 10 year old girl at a farm visit to the Castalone family home in Cleveland. The gun discharged when the boy found a shotgun and pointed it at the girl through a screen. The girl died instantly. the boy was terrified and not interrogated. Sheriff Backes ordered the victim’s body prepared for burial by Sudro parlors while declaring no arrest.
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Farmoen
Benjamin Castalone
25Th Street
Cleveland
Backes
Sudro
Steve Cowie
Cowie
Lorain County
Markets in Cleveland July 10 price list items
Butter and cheese prices across dairy and poultry products appear with per pound and per dozen rates. Vegetables and fruits such as sweet potatoes onions cabbage tomatoes and strawberries show varied per unit and per crate pricing, including Ohio grown produce and regional offerings.
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Cleveland
Ohio
York State
Stock market and commodity prices show modest declines
Stock market opened easier with United States Steel down to 98 1 2, Atchison off 7 8, and Studebaker slipping to 131 1 8 while Sinclair rose to 32 3 4. Cleveland livestock reports show mixed cattle and hog values, with receipts and brisk lamb activity, and Chicago hogs opening higher then mixed across several futures. Liberty bonds update with multiple issues trading around par to slight losses, reflecting a cautious market tone.
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New York
United States Steel
Baldwin
Studebaker
Sinclair of
Atchison
H.R. Malison
United
Cleveland
Henry Ford nitrate project fate looms in Muscle Shoals
A string of brief dispatches from July 10 to 19 reports on political and economic matters. Henry Ford’s potential control of Muscle Shoals nitrate and waterpower project is explored, while court actions, war contracts cases, and tax and debt topics appear. Notable items include German patent restitution support, a Mexican bandit threat, and Sun Yat Sen rumors amid Chinese conflicts. Local incidents cover a Covington woman’s disappearance, a Cincinnati professor’s death, and a dramatic bridge-era murder-suicide note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
China
Sun Yat Sen
Hongkong
Whampoa
Sun
Huntington Notes and Social News Highlights
Huntington column from July reports local family visits and illnesses, church activities, and community happenings. Names include Bowen, Naegele, Clark, Kolbe, and Burkett with mentions of travels to Norwalk and Cleveland, a Christian Endeavor group formation, and farm tasks as harvests and sowing continue.
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Huntington
H D. Bowen
Helen
Norwalk
Lilite
Nellie Elizabeth
John Naegele
Mabel Clark
George Krueck
A. C. Kolbe
Antherst
Conrad Nasgele
Chas. Blaeman
Cleveland
Conrad Naegele
Christian Endeavor
Lenert
Ashlana
Norman Eiseman
Craegele
Snett
Joe Ranking Ramsey Burkett
Sullivan
Florence Hines
Orwell
Johnson Crile
Fred Rufener
West Salem
Rufener
Joe Kopking
A.C. Kothe
Tomn
Canfield
Ford Canfield
Manu
Herp
Wellington
Todd
West
Nields
Mixed Local Notices and Headlines From Eaton and Nearby
Eaton highlights include Miss Grace Beardsley from this place and George Cornish losing two cows after escaping to a railroad track hit by a train. Numerous social visits and local incidents are noted, with Milligan charged under Mann Act in Newark and various private visits in Elyria, Parma, Brooklyn, Carlisle, and Cleveland area.
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Grace Beardsley
George Cornish
Harvey Durkee
Cleveland
Charley Strivke
Boudit
Sheeld
Columbus
Charles Milligan
Newark
Scheing
Tederacourt
Cushing
Ohina
Dursidy Southwell
Waison
Milligan
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Lorain Caseys
Troy
Claastfird
Chiropractic
America
United Chiropractic Board of Education
Elyria
Oberlin
H.C
Cleveland Produce Market
Liberty Rowhe
Oper
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Liberty Bende
tAn
Victory
Anaronda Smelins al
Atlantic Gulf & W
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel, Pvd
Canadian Pacific Sant
Central Leather
Chie.,Mil. & Bt. Paul
Crucible Steel
Erle
General Electric
Mlinols Central
Inspiration
Steel of Marine
Mexican Pere
Norfolk & Western
Reading
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Railway
I Texas Company
Union Pacific
Ind. Alcohol
C S. Steel, Common
Utah
Westinghouse
J Wilys-Overland
Bulletins
Washington
Henry Ford
Musclehoals
Ala
Court of Appeals
Charles W. Norse
District Supreme Coulht
U. 8B. Steel Corporation
Harding
Senate
Akron
D.C Rybert
Frank Marsh
Vics
Frank McGuire
Todary
Gorozabe
Tampico
London
Great Britain
Germany
France
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Paris
Poincare
Schanzer
Italy
le Petit Journal Today
Cincinnati
Maud Powers
Covington
Dre Wu Thompson
Ohio State University
Wo OW McIntyre
State Normal School of
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio State Teachers
Gus Schwenthalen
Covington, Ky
ST. Clairville
Belmont County
MA Stasz
Ida Stasz
Frank Stasz
Thompson
Mra
Mes
F. J. Mack
Misa Warurr
Elyria Hospital
Henney West
Messrs. Draper
Helmer Burkett
Bryant, Ulysky
Burton M. Ross
Nox Durkes
Julia Durkee
Walter Cornish
J. H Lantz
Lewis Lantz
Dan Chapman
Meris Bloommedale
Mic
John Pau
Atlantic City
The
R. P.O EF
Penylvania
Tayton
Scinatic
Wiolligin Hite
Pleas Street
Moscow
Loon Peerle
Sergius Reff
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