Roosevelt Naval Secret ary’s Airplane Flight Reported
Fragmentary wartime blurbs describe Secretary Denby aboard an airplane near the Orient route to Washington. Reports claim a crash or emergency landing after a mysterious incident aloft, with Denby expected in Peking and later factored into Asiatic Fleet affairs.
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Deaby Himeel
Ander Im
Orient
Gesvet
Mcc
Peking
Navy
Denby
Great Wall of China
Dretary Denby
Ington
Kipl
U.S. Naval Aead
Japan
Record of widespread railroad strike and legal actions
Reports from July describe a spreading strike affecting trains from De Leon to Cross Texas and limits on service at Cross Plains and Pioneer. Deputized U S marshals sworn in to enforce injunctions amid violence linked to shopmen protests, with rail freight and perishable shipments at risk and federal officials weighing embargo impacts.
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Hington
Strikhoad
de Leon
Cross Texas
Postoffice Department Fom
Sway Mail
Fort Texas
Mount Office
Service Co
Cross Plains
York
American Railreas
Aged Woman Beaten to Death in Indianapolis Yard
Mrs Mare Toon a 74 year old woman living alone was found murdered in the backyard of her Indianapolis home. Marks on her head indicate she was beaten to death and the body appeared to have lay there at least two days. Her son Liva Toonil 53 searched the house and notified authorities after failing to locate her.
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Indianapolis Ind
Mare B Toon
Officer Faces Second Divorce in Lorain Case
Detective William Babcock of the Lorain police faces a second divorce with a Cleveland woman listed as co respondent. He recently divorced his first wife, paying $70 monthly alimony for the support of his former wife and their two children. The petition alleges the Cleveland woman threatened to attack with a butcher knife when she visited the Lakewood home to inquire about her husband’s conduct, and that Babcock was present. It also claims he presented himself as an unmarried man.
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Wiliam Babcock
Lorain
Engine Sparks of Local Girl Burned at Riverview Park
Little Catherine Cullin daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Cullin of Mendelson terrace suffered severe burns Sunday at Riverview park on the Scenic railway. Sparks from the engine set fire to her clothing burning back and arms before the engineer could extinguish the flames. The engineer also sustained burns to his arms and hands. She was taken to the hospital for treatment then returned home where she is recovering.
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Catherine Cullin
J. J. Cullin
Mendelson Terrace
Riverview Park
Two Trainmen Die in Oklahoma Crash
Two railroad workers died in a wreck on the Osage division between Alburn and Tulex near Albany Oklahoma. Edward Morris of Muskogee engineer and J Richardson of Tuleg brakeman killed. several passengers hurt as orders misread sparked collision amid heat.
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Albuma
Okla
Missouri
Kansan
Texas
Here
Tules
Osaze
Edward Morris
Muskogee
Wertras
J. Richardson
Tulex
Rebels in Cork prepare last stand amid Irish fighting
London reports rebels in southern Ireland ready to make a final stand in Cork as free state troops push forward. Ambushes near Strabane wound four as irregulars attack, while Dublin says five battle planes support advances and Limerick endures days of heavy fire and wrecked buildings.
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Republicam
Ireland
Cork
The
Star
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Free State
Strabane
Galaway
Dublix
Limerick
Dublin
Recularg
King John Castle
Progressives Win Again in Neb Primaries
Lincoln July 19 Progressives scored in Nebraska state primaries over stand patters in both parties amid incomplete returns. The biggest upset was congressman Albert W Jefferis challenging for the U S senate as an old guard Republican, with R B Howell leading Jefferis by a wide margin. Unofficial returns from 529 of 1913 precincts show Howell 12 792 Jefferis 9 282 C A Davis 5 178 C H Gustavson 5 404.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Albert W. Jefferis
U .S. Senate
R. B Howell
Jefferis
Howell
C A Davis S
C H Gustavson
Stock Market Opens Strong as July Gains Show
New York stocks rise with gains in Deatings United States Arcel rosa and American Locomotive. Crude notes show mixed results across Baldwin Locomotive, Studebaker, and Lackawanna Steel, while Cleveland cattle market reports steady receipts and prices for calves, sheep, and hogs. Chicago wheat and corn futures edge lower with July wheat at 1131-2 and oats near 341-8.
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New York
United States
Arcel Rosa
Baldwin
Studebaker
Lackawanna Steel
Kle Steel
Cleveland
Ach AG
Chicago
Questions sanity of Tammer Wielder in LA case
July 18 report details the recovery of a claw hammer linked to the slaying of Alberta Meadows. Authorities seek the original head while a hammer handle piece is found at the scene. Debates over Mrs Phillips sanity pit district attorney expert Dr Louis Webber against defense alienist Dr R D Byron.
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Los Angeles
Alberta Meadows
Phillips
Phillips Willl
Ale
Louis Webber
R D Byron
Police call slain Chi oan a bandit in Chicago
July 19 Eugene Kunz 38 of Dayton Ohio died last Friday after being shot by a detective squad in Chicago. Police say he and two companions were part of a gang terrorizing drivers for department stores. Kunz was shot in the neck as detectives under Lt Willam O Connor closed in. his companions were captured. In Cincinnati a wage dispute between the Cincinnati Traction Co and employees ends with a four percent general wage reduction except for car tenders and certain workers. C Paines fined 35 for violating the trac ordinance.
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Chicago
Eugene Kunz
Dayton
South Side
Kunz
Sunn
Willam O'Conner
Kanz
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Traction Company
3500000 Idle Thruout Nation Debate in Senate
Washington July 19. Of the 3 500 000 men out of employment in this country it is estimated that 7 000 000 are fromt era who would not work if they were given an opportunity. Senator Gooding Republican of Idaho, chairman of the republican tariff bloc, asserted in the Senate this afternoon that over production and over employment fuel the nation s economic and industrial disturbances.
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Washington
Senestor Gooding
Idaho
Senate
Meisley Mine Attack Planned Three Months
West Virginia mine strike violence escalates as Sheriff Duval and three miners die in a Monday attack on the McKinley mine near Cliftonville. A grand jury will probe the fatalities while law officers seek weapons and motive amid a labor conflict.
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Meisley
Wellsbirg
W. Va
United Mine Workers
Richland Coal Company
Brooke
Ohio
Marshal Counties
West Virginia
U. S District
W. E. Baker
Elkins
John P Arbentz
Wheeling
Wellsburg
Cliftonville
Avella
McKinley
Duval
Brooke County
Atorney W. OS. Wilkin
J. B. Sommerville
Wellsboro
George Kraft
Steve Tinkody
WellSturg
Tinkody
Urges Release of Political Prisoners
Washington July 19 President Hardings troubles mount as he seeks to restore order after railroad and coal strikes. A petition with over a million signatures was presented to the White House by Chicago's general defense committee delegation urging general amnesty for wartime political prisoners now in federal custody. Officials say the appeal will not change administration policy and no general amnesty is planned.
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Michigan
Pere Marquette
U. 8
Frank T. Newton
Arthur J. Tuttle
Marqueette
Atrikera
Tuttle
Saginaw
Groesbeck
Pere Marquette Railroad
Uniona
Washington
Eugene Y Deha
Hope Leaders Seek Peace in Coal Strike Talks
Operators split into factions over Harding arbitration. The tonnage policy committee backs unconditional acceptance and speedy peace while die hard members push for troop protection to keep mines running. John L. Lewis and miners likely stay in Washington before returning to Indianapolis for future moves. Governor Morgan calls for sheriffs to maintain order and protect workers per presidential request.
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Harding
Harry N. Taylor
Kanene City
Washington
John L. Lewis
Indianapolis
Lorain Strike Breakers Fired Amid Factory Turmoil
About 19 percent of the 120 strike breakers imported by the B and O Tail road project passed through Lorain en route to Lorain shops. Several dozen breakers were employed there, but many were dismissed as troublemakers, leaving roughly 20 still at the Lorain shops.
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Lorain
Snl
Plot claimed in Rathenau murder investigated by police
Police dispute a revolutionary plot behind the Rathenau assassination. Claims tie the plan to a 17 year old serial youth Hans Steubenrach and a "super patriotic" group called Consul, led by Colonel Hardt, with twenty five people under scrutiny.
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Gonnest
Rod
Hathenat
Grerd Tehow
Trechow
Eraipst
Ernest Tod Wilhelm
Ueather AM
Hardt
Rathenau
Breach of Promise Suit Involving Barrett and Beck Opens
Miss Dixie Garden Barrett of a prominent Minneapolis family sues Robert R. Beck, vice president of Longacre Engineering, in New York for $200,000. Telegrams and letters with passionate endearment will be introduced as evidence, per attorney Harold Fiat.
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New York
Miss Dixie
Garden Barrett
Minneapoli
Robert R. Beck
Longacre Engineering and Construction Company
Harold Fiat
Liberty Bonds Prices Reported In New York
Liberty bonds quotes from New York on July 19 show different series with per bond prices including First 4 1 28 at 100.00, Second 4 1 45 at 109.62, Third 4 1 4s around 100.56, Fourth 4 1 4s at 101.00, and Victory 4 6 4s at 100.56 as market readings.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Victory
Elva I A cherry tree yields 200 quarts claim
William Beal of 27 West Bridge in the city declares his champion cherry tree produced 200 quarts this year. He notes the crop was not as good as usual and recalls a prior season when the same tree yielded 240 quarts.
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Calo Ig
William Beal
Wo Bridge
Beal
Swarthmore Letter Urges Modest Dress For Coeds
Swarthmore College letters to prospective parents warn against flappers and extreme dress or coiffure, urging mothers to uphold modesty as a tradition. In a separate note, Major Fairfax Morgan of New York informs the American embassy of plans to attempt a Pacific crossing by airplane, joined by British aviator Merran.
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Swarthmore College
Swartmore
Swarthmore
London
Feirfax Morgan
New York
Pacific Ocean
Mérran
Herbs Used in Medicines and Old Fashioned Gardening
A fragmented note argues for renewing cultivation of traditional medicinal herbs in English gardens while noting their decline in the United States as a small garden feature. It cites Turkey India and China as commercial growers and mentions Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a popular medicinal product for women's ailments, claiming it contains no harsh drugs.
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United States
Turkey
India
China
Lydia E. Pinkham
Confesses to Slaying Boy in Murder Case
A 13 year old Boy Scout Arthur Moore was murdered on May 16. Irvin Mayer 38 confessed and was arrested after a long interrogation. Mayer reportedly enticed boys with rabbits and was dubbed the rabbit man. He will be charged with first degree murder.
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Arthur Moore
Irvin Mayer
Opr
Kirla
Moore Voy
Eto Mnita
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