Mob Hangs Casey Jones in Sever’s Yard After Jail Break
Casey Jones recently convicted of murder of Mrs J B Mosely was to be hanged July 18 after an appeal delay. A mob seized the county jail and dragged him into Sever’s house yard where he was killed in a violent escape attempt. McKenzie and guards faced the crowd but did not fire as Jones fought, injuring one man with a razor and another with a chair before a fatal blow ended the struggle.
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Texas votes on suffrage amendment amid other constitutional measures
In Dallas on July 23 the AP reports Texas voters weigh a suffrage constitutional amendment barring non naturalized residents from voting and aligning with the national nineteenth amendment. Other issues on the ballot include state prison board reform pensions for Confederate veterans and higher executive and legislative salaries.
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Northcliffe on visit to America
New York July 23 AP Viscount Sheliffe British publisher arrives aboard the Aquitagia on a world tour to study international problems in the Pacific. He will visit the United States and then Honolulu Fiji Islands Australia the Philippines Japan China Korea the Straits Settlements and India.
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Ten Mile Swim in Delaware River Contested
In Philadelphia on July 23 AP reports thirty two top long distance swimmers from the United States plus one entrant from Brazil and one from Canada entered the ten mile national championship in the Delaware River from Philadelphia to Riverton New Jersey. Eugene T. Bolden of the Illinois A C. seeks a third straight title with others including T. W. Sheffield of Hollywood California among entries.
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Beaum on Club Releases Bid Rosa in Texas League
Beaumont Texas on July 23 AP reports Bid Rosa a pitcher purchased early in the season by the local club of the Texas League from the Portland club is unconditionally released today.
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Whiskey seized from auxiliary schooner at Lighthouse Point
The auxiliary schooner Jennie T was boarded at Lighthouse Point and 250 cases of Scotch whiskey were confiscated. Federal officials investigate links to a liquor-carrier and possible Bermuda origin markings.
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Men Refused SWW Cards Robbed on Freight Train
Jas Moore of Tulsa Oklahoma and Paul Miller of Oklahoma City were robbed of 14 and 21.80 dollars respectively by members of the SWW on a freight train near Columbus Nebraska after they refused to buy SWW membership cards.
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Harding Attends Camping Trip With Ford Edison Firestone
President Harding travels by car to Licking Creek near Peckville Maryland to join the camping party of Harvey Firestone Henry Ford and Thomas A Edison. He plans to camp overnight and return to Washington the next day. Mrs Harding stays in Washington for luncheon at the camp and events in Maryland and West Virginia halls.
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Methodist grads show strong intent to enter ministry
Chicago July 23 AP To counter talks of declining candidates for the ministry the Methodist committee on conservation and advance reports 1888 of 1000 male graduates from 29 Methodist Episcopal colleges intend to enter the ministry. Northwestern University leads with 153 preparing for Christian service the largest number there.
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Kitsey Brothers Reach Intercity Doubles Semis
Howard and Robert Kitsey of San Francisco advance to the intercity doubles semifinals in Cleveland. They defeated Fritz Bastian and Ralph Burdick of Indianapolis in five matches to reach the semis, while Walter T Hayes and Clifford B Herd of Chicago moved forward by sweeping the Cleveland champions Vernon and Reid.
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May Sutton Bundy Meets Mary Browne in New York Title Race
New York July 23 AP says May Sutton Bundy and Mary Browne both of California and former national women’s tennis champions will play in the women’s New York championship next week as 38 names appear on the entry list. Marie Wagner defends her title. Other entrants include Miss Melon Wills, 15, a Pacific Coast player.
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Greeks Said to Capture Turkish Forces at Eski-Shehr
Reports from Smyrna July 22 describe a Greek right wing movement cutting off Turkish retreat near Beki-Sbehr and Eski-Shehr. Isolated Turkish troops are believed encircled and prisoners may be present while Kemal Pasha is named among those involved.
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Unusual Thirst Pardon For August Marcewski
Berlin July 3 AP August Marcewski a visitor sentenced to five months in jail for champagne theft cases was pardoned by the high court. He confessed the cases in court saying the thirst fueled his acts. The pardon followed his claim of a sensual thirst and his closest case after he confessed.
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France Sends New Division Into Silesia
Paris reports Premier Briand ordered a new French division to move into Upper Silesia within hours. A telegram to Berlin asks Germany to ensure safe conduct for the troops. French ministers maintain firmness despite British caution from David Lloyd George.
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All Russian unions seek world aid for famine zones
London dispatch reports the All Russian Trades Union council will appeal to the world proletariat for famine relief in Russia. Leonid Krassin and Maxim Gorky attended the Moscow meeting where a commission for assistance was formed. Relief work has begun in Petrograd under the Red Cross.
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Crane Returns From China Route Across Siberia
Charles R. Crane the retiring American minister to China is returning to the United States via Soviet Russia. He has reached Tomsk and is journeying across Siberia on the Trans-Siberian railroad. Messages received here today announced his progress.
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Mrs Harrot Staaton Nominated for New York City Traffaker
Mrs Harrot Staaton Bletch, longtime in the caffeine movement, has been nominated for trailer of New York City on the eialist ticket. He has been a party member for about a year and a half.
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City car crash near Wicabedan injures German man
A German man sustained a concussion when his vehicle overturned near Wicabedan today. The incident occurred in the late afternoon as the car collided with the roadside area.
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Spain suffers heavy losses in rebel battle in Morocco
Reports from Madrid and Paris indicate a desperate engagement with Moroccan rebels near Melilla. Spanish reinforcements are being sent as officials in Madrid acknowledge a critical situation with rumors circulating about the battle and widespread casualties.
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Big three day celebration underway at Lava Lot Springs
Bannock county opens a three day festival at Lava Lot Springs with a street parade at 9 30 am. Prominent speakers at 11 00 am and a full program including swimming contests bucking bulls boxing dances and a big boxing card by the Pocatello Athletic club. Final day features a 1 30 pm boxing main event and prize drawings.
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Weight Champion Fights Set at Lava Monday Afternoon
The boxing card in Lava features Lavatta of Pocatello and Williams of Lava Hot Springs in bantamweight action plus a four round main with Emil Pew of Pocatello facing Tom Nolan of Lava. Local fighters Leon and Larry Daniels open the program as Lava hosts its first regular athletic event under state commission supervision.
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Route Update Near Buhl Spurs Local Road Changes
An unclear OCR fragment notes routes toward Buhl with street references Seas Lane and areas near 3S and Babi. The readable portion hints at a route or street adjustment but lacks clear actions or entities to confirm.
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Fisher’s Rescue Flight Returns After Island Plugs Found
Rescue pilot, near Meas of Fisher's landing on the island, secured spark plugs for a stalled machine. Forest service planes dispatched a set of plugs via torch and rope, aiding Fisher to repair his craft. He then took off and reached Medford safely with the forest service aircraft.
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Be Safe and Hands for Four or Five
A fragmented OCR item urges caution and care for four or five individuals in a safety context. The readable text hints at warnings or instructions without detailing names, places, or exact actions. The article lacks clear events or organizations to identify.
Fresh Water Classic sails from Chicago to Mackinac Race
About 21 sailboats and 5 motor cruisers depart Chicago harbor for the Great Lakes fresh water mile race to Mackinac Island. It marks the event's return since Intrepid's 1916 victory, with this year’s holder defending the title.
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Dailiester Meeting Outlines Notable Developments
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Oxford and Cambridge Meet Yale and Harvard in Track
Cambridge Massachusetts hosts the fifth international track meeting between Oxford Cambridge and Harvard Yale at the Harvard Stadium. A rainy evening tests the program as multiple events including sprints and hurdles unfold with weather delaying some races and spectators noting the atmosphere of the foreign teams.
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