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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1922
Page
2
Mrs. Mary Sherman of Lake Michigan reports relief from irregularities and weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sonative Wash. She claims full cure and urges others to consider the remedy if doctors fail to help.
A mother offers a pun filled solution to an overdrawn expense account as a bride confesses trouble balancing her figures. She counsels deducting remembered items and labeling the remainder sundries in a light domestic witticism.
A digest of political and social events: Melbourne ratifies Washington treaties, tariff bill passage looks likely, prohibition deaths rise, Rep Lemuel Padgett of Tennessee dies, Bell burial in Nova Scotia, Senator Crow dies in Pennsylvania, Mrs Killefer killed in Michigan car crash, Bigelow death in Illinois, Brundage rules cider manufacturing limits, Erie loses money during coal strike, Ford fined for speed in New York, Indiana to aid coal supply, Punk Harris hanged in Hot Springs, Wyoming protest over Marines, rail executives reject seniority restoration amid strike proposals.
Chicago board and Division 241 union reach agreement ending street car strike. Reporting across cities notes ongoing lawlessness in Buffalo and rail disruptions near Bristow Oklahoma due to gas and oil wildcat operations.
A rear-end collision on the Missouri Pacific near Slaphur Springs Missouri kills 38 and injures 187 after Train No 4 rear-ends No 32 as two coaches fall fifty feet into Glaise Creek. Engineer Matt Ginger Glenn is killed after jumping from the cab. Ghouls rob the dead and dying. one suspect William Hall of St Louis is arrested.
In Queens a planned sabotage of the Long Island Rail Road electrical third rails aimed to disrupt traffic to Rockaway Beach and other seaside resorts. The plotters caused damage but investigators uncovered the plan early and power was restored by morning.
A 19 member Japanese business party aboard the President McKinley set course from Seattle to Rio de Janeiro to foster trade with Japan, Brazil, Argentina and other South American nations, with stops in Portland, San Francisco, Chicago, Washington, Boston and New York before the Centennial Exposition opening.
Within 48 hours German and German banks moved 60 to 70 million French francs from Paris deposits to Holland and Switzerland. The funds were withdrawn quickly amid expectations the French government would seize them as penalties imposed on Germany.
Mutinous troops back Kiukiang also Kiangehow in Kiangsi Province through advices received here. Two hundred shops were looted and destroyed. The damage is estimated at 3,000,000 dollars.
Union officials and Chicago surface lines executives reached proposals that could end the four day strike of surface line and elevated workers if accepted by traction employees. Reported agreement gives a 70 cent maximum wage instead of 82 cents while preserving the eight hour day with overtime after eight hours.
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