Flyer Leaps Track and Plunges Into Bank at Winslow Junction
Nine killed and thirty three injured when the Midnight Flyer derails at Winslow Junction New Jersey after striking an open switch. Firemen, relief trains, and Red Cross nurses respond as bodies are moved to the Camden morgue and hospitals treat the injured.
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FLYER
Winslow Junction
N. J
United Preasy Winslow
Tungtion
Philadelphia
Reading
New Jersey
John G. DeWalt
Camden
Atlantic City
Hammonton
Adrenaline on the Potomac Bridge Near Shepherdstown
In Shepherdstown West Virginia July a group of youths picnicking near the Norfolk and Western bridge watched a fast freight round the curve toward the Potomac. A girl’s foot became trapped between ties as the locomotive braked and crews restrained a potential tragedy.
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Shepherdstown
W.a
Shepherds
Pauline
Ricamore
Georgie Sandower
Milas
Dissolution Sought in Local Company Fight
Omer I. Kaylor travels to Philadelphia with instructions from local stockholders as factions clash over dissolving a company tied to a $700,000 asset and a stock block bought through Worth & Co. Barley leading a Roamer Automobile faction and the Stockholders Protective Association oppose dissolution, threatening to push new directors if dissolution proceeds.
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Omer I. Kaylor
Focal
Wwul
Philadelphia
Stoi Guarantes Cradit
Parang
Worth & Co
Sactions
A. Q. Barley
Roamer Automobile Manufacturer
Ober
Protective Association
Capture Lord Mayor ONeill
London July 3 Lord Mayor Y Neill of Dublin has been captured according to unconfirmed reports. It remains unclear whether his captors are rebels or others as details are not confirmed.
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London
Plan to reduce European armies proposed by Lord Escher
Paris July 3 United Press reports Lord Escher presented a disarmament plan to the League of Nations commission. The scheme seeks trimmed armed forces with France 180000, Poland and Italy 120000, England Greece Romania Yugoslavia Spain Czecho Slovakia 90000, Belgium and Switzerland 60000.
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United Press
Paris
Arbitration Proposed To Settle Coal Strike
Government chiefs at the Harding coal conference proposed arbitration to determine a basis for settlement. Miners and operators would appoint a six to ten member committee to study facts, then report to the general conference after an agreed adjournment.
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Washington
Harding Coal Conference
Local Hero Rescues Drowning Boy on Conococheague
Raymond Wooden Mulberry Ave. witnessed a drowning at Conococheague Crack yesterday. He dived several times, pulled the unconsclots boy to the bank, but he could not revive him. The youth, about 12, was pronounced dead at his home near Clearapring.
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Storry
Raymond
Ptame
Clearapring
Eyler Quits as Clerk to School Board
Edgar P. Eyler resigns after eleven years with the Board of Education. The move surprised colleagues and drew regret from Mr. Hyler. The resignation, to be formally presented at Wednesday’s meeting, is expected to be accepted. Eyler has not disclosed future plans but is considering several positions. The board aims to modernize the office and may hire outside expertise. Eyler highly regarded for efficiency and adaptability, and he previously taught across the county before becoming clerk.
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Edgar P .Eyler
Board of Education
Hyler
Board of
Vadeation
Talline
Oystetr
Engay
Boi
Merrick
Bacohiing
Fyler
Harding's Eye on Two Strikes in Pennsylvania Visit
President Harding tours Uniontown Pennsylvania for Independence Day events. He watches strikes and refrains from action until returning to Washington later in the week. Cabinet members Hoover, Davies, and Paul may resolve the railway labor crisis with the Railway Labor Board. Harding visits Senator Crow at his home, noting the senator's illness.
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Harding
Uniontown
Marton
Doa
Hia
Washington
He Weelk
Hoovar, Davie
Paul
U. S
Lanor Board
Wife Of American Murdered When She Recognized Bandit
Mrs Cheney wife of an American oil field employee was killed by bandits at Chochoy Station on June 29 after recognizing the attackers who claimed to be followers of Manuel Larraga They demanded 2009 pesos and authorities noted her Mexican birth and marriage to an American citizen per treaty entry rules
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State Department
Cheney
Tub
Suomierdhand Koadea Cite
Pera Port Fyateae
Thief on Roof Spurs Williamsport Family Alarm
A week of burglaries in Williamsport culminated last night when a man on a tin roof attempted to enter C. D. Bell's home, prompting alarms and pistol readiness as residents arm themselves. a prior sighting last Tuesday night noted a man in the Bell yard amid heightened tensions. Meanwhile Waynesboro officials took over the town water plant after four years of effort, with attorneys transferring deeds and plant equipment and the borough paying $820,000.
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Thist
Williamsport
C.D. Bell
Board of Education
Ming Sarah H. Troxell
Attinong
Wayneshoro
The
Water Company
Ite
No Paper on the Fourth Tomorrow
Announcement states no issue of The Daily Mail will be produced tomorrow and there will be no paper published on the fourth.
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The
Daily Mail
Tiny
Rebels Clash With Regular Forces In Dublin Clash
In Dublin on July 3 Free State troops bombarded insurgent posts on O Connell Street with armored cars and heavy shells. Reports say prisoners were taken and rebel casualties occurred. Unverified claims link Eamon de Valera to the defense as escape rumors spread through tunnels and armored car sightings.
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Reagy
Dublin
Floren
Free State
O/Connell’ streat
Eamon’ d'Valera
The
Irish Republic
d'Valera
McCumber Defeated in North Dakota Nomination Fight
A letter from Senator McCumber to campaign manager R. J. Hughes in Gargo, N. D., confirms his defeat in the Republican Senate nominating race in North Dakota. The missive marks his first official acknowledgment of loss to Lynn Frazieg, former Governor of North Dakota, as of July 3.
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Washington
Campaien
Senator McCumber
North Dakota
R. J. Hughes
Gargo
N. D
McCumber
Lynn Frazieg
Gdvarmor
Strikers Lose Recognition by Labor Board
United Press reports the railroad shop crafts union that called a strike on Saturday lost all standing before the Railway Labor Board in Chicago on July 3. The board declared the strikers would no longer be recognized and urged workers to accept employment with a new organization to take the place of the shop crafts union.
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United Press
Chicago
U. . Rail Board
Maintenance of Way Workers Strike Threat Looms
United States union leaders in Chicago announced that maintenance of way workers may strike after vote canvassing in Detroit. A formal strike call could trigger actions by related unions, potentially affecting up to nearly 1.2 million workers across maintenance staff clerks and engineers nationwide.
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Maintenance OF Way
Schwad
Grable
Chicago
Meeting Delayed for Arrival of All Leaders
Detroit July 8 The meeting of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way and Railway Laborers was delayed until this afternoon while awaiting the arrival of all officers and members. Officials believed prompt consensus would ease passage of the agenda.
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Prevay
Detroit
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Pennsylvania Striking Workers Vacancies Rapidly Filled
Pennsylvania Railroad reports no traffic delays from the Saturday strike. Officials say vacated car inspector, car cleaner, and car repairman positions are being rapidly filled, with two still vacant but expected to be filled by day’s end. Some layoffs and transfers occurred on T and branch lines while others were briefly vacant.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Hagerstown
P. G. Furrey
Pennsylvania
Tore
Ranassiyania Rauind
Fair Directors Meet No Action Reported
A meeting of the directors of the Hagerstown Pale Association was held Saturday with low attendance and no decisions on discussed items. Members urged full attendance to decide on holding a horse show, decorating attractions, and planning the October exhibition. The report notes ongoing duties and future plans despite the sparse turnout.
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Hagerstown Pale Association
Twken
Flys
Decision on Western Maryland road contract case debated
In Chicago labor board proceedings, AML Smith, superintendent of the Hagerstown division, describes the Western Maryland road contract case as distinct from prior labor agreements. He notes that workers were all on strike and that the contract differs from others. the case has stretched over months with many cases already heard.
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Maryland
Labor Board
Chicago
Aml Smith
Hagerstown
W. My
Oother W. M
Barn Burned on Welsh Run Farm in 1800s Fire
A barn on Melvin Ee Mott’s farm near Welsh Run burned to the ground on Saturday along with its contents. Tenants Daniel Mott and a calf perished in the blaze. nearby stock escaped. Loss estimated at 35,000 dollars.
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Melvin Ee Mott
Daniel
Holt
Hybtain
the & Brrad
Stolen Bikes Reported From Loft In City Area
Three bicycles reported stolen from a loft area in the city, with earlier complaints noting thefts in front of a building. The incident involved a man named in local notes and lists several nearby streets and landmarks as context.
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Gageratieggen
Bungaby Og
Tg Menteee
Hou
Dottcatt
Gloutcealar
William Ty Sautter
Atlantic Offy
N.J
Dremans Joseph Pilaano
Plaasantville
Pol Wirth
Capotay
Alfonzo da
Cuutonyilte, Ny
Tullcoad
Mitchell Ayamue
Juniora
Wittlamaport
United Prean
Flannie
Eyler
Crow
Chochey Station
Haya Sen Wivble
Rasaell Welch
Shinipper
Desart
Wily
Torr
Everett Pa
Yeraadt
D. Bell
Willsport
Hamonn D'Valera
TRISH
M’cumber
Dakota
RY. Labor Board
United & Ir
Tom
Te Waa
Food ‘Authority
Taaintenance Brotherhionds
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship
Peansy
Hank
Tapsdy
Inglotn Sciehy A
Syyileh
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