Miners and Operators Open Parley Amid Tense Talks
Miners and operators gather in Atlantic City to avert a strike in the anthracite mines as charges of coal hoarding surface. Union leaders accuse operators of five to ten million tons in storage. operators call the claim ridiculous as 22 operators and 60 miner reps prepare formal statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
H. J
Etelka
Foun L. Lewis
Smathes
Hernpton
Tay
Sincans
United Ming Workers Union
W. W. Inglis
Te Olen Alien Coal Company
Scranton
Tho Sesalon
Four Die in Fierce Storm Strikes Minneapolis
Four people died and thirteen were injured as a fierce storm battered Minneapolis and surrounding areas, with more than $100,000 in property damage. J M Griffith, assistant cashier of the Savaiga Bank, underwent an appendicitis operation in Martinsburg after falling ill Monday night. his condition improved today. A wasp sting caused a fatal automobile collision on the San Antonio Corpus Christi highway near five, killing John H. Wicker of San Antonio and injuring two children.
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Minneapolts
Minn
Hall
Minnevoli
Twin Cities
Minneapolia
J.M. Grifith
Savaiga Bank of
Williamaport
Martinaburg
Griffith
Christi
Texas
San Antonio Corpus Chriati Highway
John H. Wicker
San Antonio
Death of Baroness at New York Hotel Farewell Party
Baroness Helen zur Meuhlen, formerly Helen Carruthera of San Antonio Texas, fell from her room on the fifth floor during a farewell party aboard the Berengaria en route to join her husband in Java. She was instantly killed.
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Java
Helen Zur Meuhlen
New York
Helen Carruthera
San Antonio
Texas
Death of Baroness Muhlen Ends In New York Inquiry
District Attorney Jonn H. Banton announced that no one was personally responsible for the death of 28 year old Baroness Helen zur Muhlen daughter of J W Carruthers once a San Antonio Texas businessman. She fell from an open window on the seventh floor of the Nitz Carlton Hotel after a party and no one will be detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen Zur Muhlen
Jonn H. Banton
Baroners
J. W. Carruthers
San Antonio
Toxga
Nitz-Carlton
Strike Rich Gold Lode Discovered Near Caribou
Quesnel British Columbia July 9 Disccvery of a gold lode at Caribou eighteen miles from Striey and the Light ning Greek Warrior, which in the early forties yielded millions, was announced by J B Williams Brantley Hotel proprietor and a prospector yesterday. High grade ore was found along the ledge from 10 to 16 feet and traced on the surface for more than a mile Williams said.
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Qesnhet
B. C
Caribou
StriTey
J. 3
Willlama
Branley Hotel
Courted Wife Missing Fifteen Years Wins Back
Mount Vernon July 9 a man traced his divorced wife of 15 years by appealing to Baptist ministers in New York City. George Manon remarried to Mary Wood Manon after a five minute telephone courtship. He wrote to ministers, then appeared at a convention. The Rev W W Brown read the letter to his congregation and the couple remarried at St Mark's.
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Mount Vernon
Eslaving
Mason
Maton
New York
Metropolis
W. W. Brown
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Mra. Maxon
Mr. Brown
Mra. Manon
Mra
Borne A. Tweedy
Baltimore
Mark‘s-Lyll
Dog Rescues Mistress Then Dies From Rattlesnake
In Muskegon Michigan on an July day, an old brindle bulldog named help by Misa Mabel Hill sacrificed himself to save his mistress near Point Sheldon. He attacked a rattlesnake ready to strike, died after being bitten, and the police began work within an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon
Mich
Misa Mabel Hill
Point Sheldon
Rip
Car Off Track Delays Traffic For Hours In Potomac
A streetcar derailed on North Potomac Street near Hamilton Boulevard when it left the tracks after crossing the Western Maryland Railroad. Low joints likely caused the derailment. One passenger, Mrs. F. W. Pagal, was hurt by shock. The Potomac Filson Company ran a bus service until the car was returned to the tracks and service resumed at noon.
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North
Potomac Street
Hamilton Boulevard
Maryland
F. W. Pagal
Aligady
Shady Grove
Potomac Filison Company
Germany and Soviets Near Break Report
Moscow reports a thaw in relations collapsing as the Soviet Government rejects the German ultimatum. It demands abrogation of death sentences for German students Kinderman and Welch, sentenced for alleged plots against high Soviet officials. The USSR calls the German demand interference in Russia’s internal affairs.
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Moscow
Tuasia
Germany
Kinderman
Welch
Hgh
Russia
Pastor Danced With Another's Wife Prompting Hearing
The Rev. W. H. Rees, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, faced unbecoming conduct accusations after admitting he welcomed a test of going to bed with a woman not his wife. An open hearing is set for tomorrow with eight fellow ministers and residents to take sides.
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MY. Pleasant
M. J
W. H. Rees
First Presbyterian Church
Takheg
Indicted judge dies in Jackson crash after forgery charges
Jackson Tennessee early today Federal Court judge J Woad died in a car wreck five miles east of Jackson after his indictment yesterday on forgery fraudulent breach of truth and being an accessory to embezzlement tied to the failure of Peanls Saving Bank. The vehicle left a bridge turned over into a creek and flipped he died instantly and his body was taken to Jackson. Notes say he bore a fatal blow on the line and bled profusely.
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Jackson, Tenn
J. Woad
Federal Court
Kwanlern
Tennessee
Peanls
Jackson
Rosh
Orouth
Rosa
Hig Dog Kennola
Mifflin Road
J. W W. Kirkpatrick
May Prefer Charges For Girls Death At Powder Hill
Warrants charging to assault or may be served on C. P. Smith and others, drivers of motorcycles, after a collision on Powder House Hill Tuesday around 11:30 pm. Hagel Myers, 17, dies at Washington County Hospital at 4:15 pm. Inquest unsettled. Justice Middlekauft and State’s Attorney Roulette discuss. Margaret Moate, 18, injured. Funeral set for Saturday at 3:30 pm. burial in Bone Hill Cemetery. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Myers and three brothers and a sister.
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Slaught
C. FP
Smith
Devs Snyder
Powder House Hill
State Fond
Hagell&, Myers
Latoyale Street
Washington County
Hoenital
Ha'waen
Middiekauft
Roulette
Middlekauft
Smith Fs
Myers
Guy W., Harly
David Hi
Slater
Ales
Coolidges Off For Cruise Down Coast
President Coolidge plans a coastal cruise from Swampscott Massachusetts aboard the presidential yacht Mayflower. Early orders were given to Captain Adolphus Andrews to ready the craft for an afternoon sail along the coast, after prior visits to fortifications near Boston Harbor and nearby forts.
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Coolidges
Swampscott
Mass
Victim and Wife Involved in Shooting Incident
Allen Davis, actor in White Cargo, was shot and seriously injured by his wife Edith Parker Davis. The event occurred amid social circles including Broadwig and Keith Parker, with the couple connected to the Vanities society.
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Allen Davis
Pliuys
Broadwig
Keith Parker
Edith Parker
Catholic Daughters report charity spending and clubs
The Catholic Daughters of America in biennial session claim nearly one million dollars spent on charity in the past five years. They report funds are adequate to construct several new club houses for working women and girls, per national secretary Miss Katherina Rasney.
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Ban Prancisco
Catholic Daughters of America
Katherina Rasney
Suit Filed for Damages in Potomac Street Auto Crash
A damages suit was filed this morning by William Bennett through attorney W. P. Wachter against Heinach M. Ball alleging injuries from being struck by an automobile on South Potomac Street. The boy claims loss of a leg and required blood transfusion during hospitalization.
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William Tennett
Henry Bennett
Heinach
M. Ball
W. P., Wachter
South Potomac
Lhehoanttat
Construction Co Buys Two Tracts Near Hancock
Raymond J Punkhon der and Laura M Punkhon der sold two tracts of land near Hancock to Tomac Real Batito and Construction Company for 10000 dollars. The land was purchased for development purposes and the deed was recorded at the court.
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Raymond J
Laura M. Punkhonder
Hancock
Itomac Treal Batito and Construction Company
Huge Rattlesnake Killin in Frederick County
A hunter near Yellow Springs in Frederick County killed a massive rattlesnake while picking huedoberries in the Mauma. The reptile measured about as thick as a human arm and had fourteen rattles and a venomous tail indicating around twenty years old. the incident was unexpected and the snake was described as a long, thick specimen.
Teachers May Say Whatever They Desire
Dayton Tenn July 9 Wil liam Jennings Bryan says that John T Scopes case could harm teachers more than any other group and warns against establishing teacher independence. The evolution trial’s defense plan gains momentum as Clarence Darrow and others prepare to argue constitutional grounds against the law.
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Dayton
Willam Jennings Sryan
John T. Scopes
Scopes
Mr. Bryan
Tenn
John Thomas Scopes
Tennessee
Eorth
Clarence Marrow
Dadley
Ma Fone
Arthur Cartehe Dayes
Uhe Heavy Artillery
Towerver
Traffic Signals Replace Crossing Guards in City
Mayor Bowman announces street crossings to be controlled by automatic traffic signals within a week. The North Potomac and Jonathan Street crossing was the first to be signalized, reducing injuries to four. Officers will shift to other duties as pedestrians adapt to signals in the central city.
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Charles B. Bowmin
North Potomac
Jonathan Strecta
Bava Veen
Pollen Department
Nghia
Bowman
Haugiman
Coolidge Will Not Intervene in Congressional Fight
Swampscott Mass President Coolidge will not play an active role in Massachusetts congressional elections despite rumors he backs Henry L Bowles for the vacancy created by George B Churchill's death. He has told aides he will stay out of the campaign, with no planned address at upcoming county editor event in Lake Allitash.
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Mr. Bowles
Conlyn Bellaven
C Walsh
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