Striker Crisis Deepens At Grand Trunk Dispute
Detroit battalion troops rushed to Durand Michigan as Grand Trunk railway strike tensions rise. Fire in Amagari Ontario destroys waiting room. Ottawa and Toronto officials deny a return to work by strikers and push arbitration. Buffalo area strike sympathy grows while yard congestion and threats mount.
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McIntosh Plans Fight Promoter's Move Ahead of Bout
United Prons Wire reports Hugh McIntosh the Australian promoter seeks Regland preparations for the fight between Ham Lang. The note indicates plans and timing, with McIntosh coordinating venues and opponents.
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United Prons Wire
New York
Hugh McIntosh
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Langford Burns Heavyweight Rumors Stir Boxing Circles
Reported September showdown between Langford and Burns for twenty rounds fuels belief among boxing men that Langford can test the larger foe before a possible title shot. Lingering chatter ties Johnson to European plans and a potential match with the Langford winner in England France or Australia.
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Duck Johnson
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England
France
Australia
Truce for Troops Requested After Rail Car Fires
Niagara Ont July 28 The Grand Trunk System through Superintendent Cunningham asked Ottawa for troops to guard railroad property after cars burned at Fort Erie and the ampitization at Amaguri No order to deploy has been issued though twenty five special deputies still guard the New York Central on the American side of the river Sheriff Boley reports continued patrols in his county
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Boley
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Rawns suicide inquiry rocks Monon graft link questions
United Press dispatch from Chicago reports Ira G. Rawn president of the Monon tall food died by his own hand in what coroner observers say appears a suicide. Detectives say there is no evidence of an intruder entry and no proof of accidental shooting. Mrs Rawn offers she believes he was killed by his own gun during a struggle but no tampering with doors or windows is shown. Inquest to resume at Winnetka as five men, three insurance men, are injured in a separate truck collision en route to the inquest.
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Winnetka
Armed Troops Arrive in Columbus to Quell Riots
Governor Harmon orders 4000 troops from Michigan and nearby states to Columbus to back Mayor Marshall. Troops guard six car barns of the Columbus Railway and Light Company as rioting and a strike disrupts streetcar service. General McMaken leads forces mobilized from Toledo and surrounding cities to restore order amid volleys of stones and blocked tracks.
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Hurnon
Chartesvoix
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Cleveland
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Toledo
Marietta
Peter William Vine- Maken
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Pellmell
Cox 10 Support All Candidates At Rally
Fragmented convention notes show Cox supporters backing all candidates while Roosevelt’s camp appears displeased. Mentions of Burton, Harding, Longworth, and Harting reflect intraparty struggles as Democrats brace for fall contests and Republicans seek harmonized endorsements.
Fragmented Wire Flashes Report From International Conference
A garbled wire service summary references a formal appeal from President Mita at Nicuramaa and Germany, detailing international tensions, meetings, and alleged protests. Mentions ANONIAT and MIF MN UHOMobile, with scattered place names like Ral Shore and Line. The text is incomplete and largely unintelligible.
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Nicuramaa
Germany
Niceraw
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Waren
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Ral Shore
Line
Democratic nominat ion in Minnesota governor race
Minneapolis July 8. Local option not favored at the Democratic state convention. John Lind appears likely to be nominated but candidates are uncertain. A telegram from Lind could change the outcome.
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Marion Man Backing Temperance Bills Faces Political Turmoil
The Ant-Batoun league remains neutral in the upcoming campaign while liquor forces threaten a heated race. Wayne B Whorter, superintendent, warns Marion county party factions about law enforcement and influence as both major parties push positions on prohibition and reform.
Stock Company Formed To Purchase Local Property
A stock company is formed to acquire property from a negro real estate concern. The plan follows interference concerns involving residents near the Hole Chat Ivnce theater. The Bronx-Brocklyn Rolly company, owners of the home, have not indicated a price reduction.
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Mire
Hunter Christopher
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Bath Rule Forces Unwashed Away From Community
The Board of Health orders residents to bathe weekly, cites penalties for unwashed people, and requires daily floor cleaning and prohibition of spitting in public buildings. A funeral for 100 chickens and a snapping turtle incident linked to a gas meter are reported, with two victims suffocated by fumes.
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