Strikers Entrench As Peace Plan Fails
Chicago July 15 United Press reports that rail labor talks collapse with fundamental differences blocking settlement. Chairman Ben Hooper says neither side will back down and peace efforts continue, while leaders prepare for a prolonged strike and picketing force to guard operations.
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United Prean
Chicago
Ben Hooper
U. S. Labor Board
Hooper
Union
Klula
Strikard
Wil
Failure Looms In Harding Plan To End Strikes
Washington July 15. Failure looms for President Hardings plan to end strikes of miners and railway employes as the United Mine Workers policy committee prepares to reject arbitration terms. Officials fear a coal and rail crisis unless authorities act, with debates over troops and executive power intensifying as Congress weighs moves to delay and operate mines if necessary.
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Harding
U.S
Washington
United Mine Workers Policy Committee
Irania
Anawar
Hmne
Mangas
Groun
Congress
Minea
Stolen car found today in this city
United Press Dayton report details a double murder in Wyidencer with a note signed by both suspects. A stolen auto belonging to Jessie B Beard of Waynesboro was recovered at Ray and Locust streets. Police seek clues as residents recall six o clock roars and fleeing suspects, descriptions unavailable.
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United Pre
Dayton
Wyidencer
J. Harry Worn
Owen Ietters
Articipants
Jousie B. Beard
Waynestoro
Ray and Locust Streets
Beard
Wayhonboro
Hagerstown
Ray Street
Ohio Guards Mobilizing For Strike Duty
Ohio Guards mobilizing in three cities under orders for instant movement. One battalion of Ohio National Guards, one machine gun company and two motor transport companies poised for strike duty as railroad and mine strikes escalate. Governor Davis issues call to arm for potential work stoppage.
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Davis
Arbie
Lake shipping threat tied to rail strikes and coal cuts
In Lake Otihuh and Lakeport areas a four day supply of Lake Mel reached east of Duluth as rail and shipping cutbacks linger. Officials say a shopman's strike disrupts rail operations to coal fields, risking coal shortages and layoffs if a wider shutdown follows.
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Uotih
Sud
Ohio Industries
Toray
Lake Mel
Duluth
Minn
Lakeporte
Kentucky
West Virginia
Stoel
Youngstown
Fett
Tolan Shaskay Injured At Central Mechanical Plant
A worker named Tolan Shaskay operating a printing machine at Central Mechanical Company was injured. The incident involved a misfeed or grip issue that entailed a fault causing harm to a hand. Medical staff attended the scene and the plant reported the accident.
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Tolan Shaskay
Chanical Company
White
Ma Tatt
Cogan
Dead Weel Effects Of Strike Cause Routed Corpse
A national rail strike disrupts a funeral shipment from Southern State to Ohio. The corpse was diverted to Pennsylv a nia via Hagerstown and Harrisburg after Shenandoah junction clerks blocked transfer, delaying the route to its destination. Also notes a Union strike vote and a chimney fire incident on Virginia Avenue.
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State
Ohio
Shen|andorh Junction
Shenandoah
N. and W
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Body Of Murdered Woman Identified As Belle Lemonn
In Baltimore on July 15 the slain woman found on Rolling Road Golf Club course was identified as Belle Lemonn of Fairmont West Virginia. Police cite a 1920 White Slave case testimony and a morgue photo confirming identity. Authorities expect an arrest within 48 hours amid ongoing inquiries.
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Belle Lemonn
Baltimore
Spesla
Bella Lemonn
Fairmont
W. Va
Rolling Road Golf Club
West Virginia
Baltimors Street
Washington
Two Hundred B and O Workers Leave Brunswick Yesterday
About 200 Baltimore and Ohio workers from Brunswick shops quit yesterday, taking trains at 2.67, 4.10, and 10.07 this morning. The shops are in very bad condition with little repair work underway.
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Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio
Byron Tanneries Buy Land for Spring Water Supply
Byron Tanneries purchased land along Conococreagne Creek at Wil-Harusport to develop How Spring as a year round water source. The spring, with a steady flow, could serve the town’s water needs, while workers report heavy losses during a strike and heightened railroad police activity. Five guards on B and C property were fined 22.5 dollars after concealed weapons arrests, with further charges expected.
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Brunswick
Byron Tanneriss
Wil- Harusport
Ene Ima
Howard M. Jones
Brunswick Land
Barn Fire Destroys Farm Stock and Crops in Berkeley
A Berkeley Station farmer, Mr Myers, was unconscious after neighbors dragged him from a burning barn where he went to rescue cattle. Loss includes 30 acres of wheat, ten tons of hay, and 11, equal portions of some crop. Barn damage estimated at $3,000. Weather note: cloudy skies with a report from Willimaborg area.
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Berkeley
W. VA
Barkeley Station
Myers
Nana
WIFE READY TO TAKE HER HUBBY BACK IN OHIO CASE
Mrs Culp says she would take Walter back for the children after his elopement with Miss Esther Hughes in Michigan. Walter Culp was located by radio in Port Huron and faces abandonment charges. Meanwhile Mary T Maddena a 48 year old homemaker died in Georgetown Delaware after a brief illness.
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United Vrena
Spring Valley
Ohio
Iray
Walter W. Culp
Missy Esther Hughes
Culp
United Press Today
Port Huron
Mick. Culp
Michigan
Girl's Fist Lifts Deputy's Jaw In Downtown Fight
A young woman, Rose Wier, attacked a deputy on a downtown street this morning, delivering a sharp blow to his jaw. She fled but was pursued and captured, then taken to police headquarters with companion Pauline Snyder. both paid fines of two dollars and costs after a hearing before Justice Bltner.
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Rose Wier
Pauline Snyder
Alsa
Ber
Deeds
Justice Bltner
Designer shoots chef over honor in Pine Street apartment
In Philadelphia on July 16 Joseph Simmons a French chef was wounded by Mary Cochett a well known designer of women's clothes. Cochett said I defended my honor after leaving her husband and failing to win him back. She was arrested and held at police headquarters as Simmons' condition remained serious.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Toseph Simmons
Pine Street
Mary Cochett
Cochett
Simont
Mystery Serial Begins Monday in Daily Mall
Isabel Ostrander presents a new mystery tale “The Tattooed Arm” in a weekly serial starting Monday July 1. The tale promises a bewildering, brilliant fate of terror with high anticipation and no major critic has yet declared its verdict.
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Isabel Ostrander
Arn” Wikba
Faabel Ostrander
Arvin
Critta
Whisky raid wipes out Faust Distillery cache
Prohibition agents sweep the countryside from York to Hagerstown seeking 300 barrels of whisky stolen from the Faust Dist near Glenn Rock Pa. The raid, aided by Maryland crews, left the distillery emptied of all liquor worth about 400000 dollars. Guards repelled the raiders who fled toward Maryland as trucks bearing Maryland tags vanished before daylight.
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Maryland
Prohibition
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
Faust Dist
Glenn Rock
United Press
Ting
Batthmore
Able
Baltimore
George String
Lim
Poltz York
Strine
Arrestee in Forgery Case Nabbed in Local Store
George Miller of North Jonathan Street was arrested yesterday in a local department store on a U S warrant charging forgery. He was taken to Washington after a preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner A R Hagner. The arrest was made by U S Deputy Marshal Ohler and Patrolmen Bowers and Divine following a two month manhunt aided by an informant.
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United States
George Miller
North Jonathan Street
Washington
A. R. Hagner
Ohler
Bowers
Divine
Miller
Fractured skull suffered by 12 year old helper in field drive
Charles Stull age 12 son of Simon Stull formerly of near Waynesboro now of Gettysburg sustained a skull fracture just above the right eye when kicked while guiding a herd from a field to the barn of Andrew Bingham where he had been employed.
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Charles Stull
Simon Stull
Waynesboro
Gettysburg
Andrew Bingham
Woman Held for Beating Death Rival Defies Police
In Tucson Arizona on July 15 Mrs A L Phillips held for extradition to Los Angeles on a charge of beating to death a rival, Alaris Meadows, with a hammer. She reportedly smiled in her cell and said she would go back to Los Angeles when escorted by Sheriff Praeger, while denying the charges and showing defiance toward police.
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United Preness Tuscon
Ariz
A. L. Phillips
Los Angeles
Alaris
Meadows
Nomad
Takasho
Rendy
Praeger
Philips
Eyesight Lost by Thrown Rock in Mountain Play Accident
A 13 year old boy, Rancos Hats ry Vapole of Dablaran, lost sight in one eye after a stone from peers struck him while playing near the western slope of South Mountain by a tourist watering trough. The incident occurred as boys gathered water from the trough and aimed stones at a rock. Immediate medical attention followed.
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Rancos
Hats Ry Vapole
Dablaran
West Alte
South Mountain
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