Telegraph Tie-Up Grips Florida Rail Lines
Florida railroad workers strike shuts stations across the coast. Operators walk out blocking trains as the Coast Line, Seaboard Air Line and others attempt to reassign posts. An embargo on shipments through Jacksonville and on perishables tied to the strike worsens traffic delays.
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George
Clalis
Coast Line
Lieanin
Florida
Seaboard Air Line
Florida East Coast
Southern
Louisville & Nashville
American Railway Express
Jacksonville
Mrs. Margaret Caton Russell Dies. Rites Held At Home
Funeral for Mrs. Margaret Caton Russell wife of Thomas W W Russell was held Monday afternoon from the family home on Moffat road. Rev. William E Lockler of First Baptist conducted the service with interment at Crawford Chapel cemetery. Pallbearers included Gus Newell J B Coleman Gus Roberts H A Waters Joe Houlton and R E Keyland.
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Margaret Caton Russell
Thomas W W. Russell
Moffat Road
William E. Lockler
First Baptist Church
Crawford Chapel Cemetery
Gus Newell
J. B. Coleman
Gus Roberts
H. A. Waters
Joe Houlton
R. E. Keyland
Glasgow Banquets Ban After City Council Vote
Glasgow officials vote to ban all alcoholic liquors at civic banquets. The measure passes 40 to 36 in the city council, affecting official events in Glasgow, Scotland.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Upward Stock Movement Continues Amid Gains in Motors and Rails
The stock market opened with an upward trend led by motors with Mack Trucks up 3 points and General Motors and Stewart-Warner each up 1. Rails stayed brisk with Southern Railway rising to 110 3 4 and Union Pacific up a point on initial sales. Cotton futures opened steady with October at 21.90 and December at 21.73.
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New York
A.P
Motors
Mack ‘Trucks
General Otors
Stewart-Warner
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Cotton futures open steady in New Orleans trade
In New Orleans on October 20, cotton futures opened steady with October at 21.10, December 20.99, January 21.00, March 20.93, and May 20.90, as reported by A P.
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New York
A.P
New Orleans
Bootlegger Queen Heads to Jail in New Orleans
Gertrude Lythegoe dubbed queen of American bootleggers arrives in New Orleans in DOJ custody to face charges for conspiring to violate the national prohibition act by smuggling 1000 cases of Cuban liquor aboard the British schooner Gladys Colburn last summer. Indicted along with Fred Young Buddie Laroen Isidore Le Blanc Captain George Blades and Joe Eickel, she plans to disclose rum running secrets and connections to a large ring linking several cities.
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New Orleans
International News Service
Gertrude Lythegoe
Department of Justice
Prohibition
Gladys Colburn
United States
Carter
Fred Young
Buddie Laroen
Isidore le Blanc
George Blades
Joe Eickel
Florida
Louisiana
Middle West
Inquiry on Comanche fire probes the origin of blaze
An official inquiry opens in Jacksonville into the Clyde Line steamship Comanche disaster. The missing William J. Lawler of Winthrop Mass is sought as the only fatality or missing person. About 13 injured crew and passengers recover as hull inspection and crew testimony set for a closed door probe led after Captain E B Curry filed reports.
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St. Johns River
Jacksonville
Sjackbonville
Fla
Clyde
William J. Lawler
Winthrop
Mass
E. B. Curry
United States Steamboat ‘Inspection Service
Customs Office
Captain Jonassen recounts Comanche fire rescue off Mayport
Norfolk inspector releases Capt. Curry and Capt. Jonassen reports on the Comanche fire near Jacksonville. Jonassen describes rescuing survivors, a collision with the Reaper, loss of lifeboats, and securing Mayport awaiting replacements.
Survivors blame crew panic as Comanche fire kills on Florida coast
Eighty survivors arriving in New York allege the Clyde Unez Comanche crew panicked and displayed cowardice during the blaze off the Florida coast. They praise the pilot boat Meta crew for rescue and fault the steamship line for inadequate lifeboat inspections, noting it took 85 minutes to launch the first lifeboat.
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New York
United Press
Florida
Meta
Jacksonville
Steamship Company
Texas to Pay Return Fare If Hoffman Is Acquitted
Gov. in Austin wires the Navy to guarantee Texas would cover Charlies E. Hoffman's return fare from Houston to California if he is acquitted of the Goose Creek murder charge. Hoffman, a U S Navy member, was arrested on ship and not turned over until Texas pledges fare. A separate item notes an automatic clock in Lone Grove Fairway stations.
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Houston
Tex
A.P
Austin
Navy Department
Washington
Cured His Rupture Claims Quick Complete Cure
An advertiser asserts a former rupture injury healed quickly without surgery by a concealed remedy. The note promises full information for others seeking cure and urges readers to contact Eugene % cerpenter for details.
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Yrusses
Classified Rates Note for The Seamere Insertion
A reader pays per word for a single insertion, with a rate scale for multiple insertions and a specific charge per 20 tons. The notice outlines pricing terms for Style Three and outlines the unit costs for repeated insertions.
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