Nephrew shoots co respondent in divorce case in Brooklyn
New York July 26 AP Miss Bertha Katz co respondent in a separation suit filed last November by her sister Mrs John J Reisler against John the Barber was shot three times and fatally wounded in her Brooklyn bedroom Police arrested Mrs Reisler her two sons Morris and George and Max Katz Mrs Katz her sister and brotherinlaw were questioned The shooting led to claims of homicide and the dying woman identified Morris Reisler as the shooter The elder Reisler a known sports figure had sought protection after learning of the dispute The case centers on alleged affairs with Mrs Reisler s sister and long quarrels over finances and family duties The broken door and forced entry marked the Katz apartment scene as police investigated the killings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bertha Katz
John J. Reisler
John the Barver
Brooklyn
Morris Reisler
Reisler
Mrs. Reisler
Katz
Miss Katz
Trice
Reislers
Kgate
George Reisler
Max Katz
Chinese Pirates Loot Silk Junks in Canton Province
Canton China July 26 AP river and coast pirates have disrupted silk shipments from the interior. A British gun boat escorted a fleet of silk junks from Taiching in the interior of Kwantung province. The combined cargoes were valued at 2 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
China
Taiching
Kwangtung Province
Lost terrier located in Riverside after missing trip
El Paso on July 26 AP reports Spot a black and white terrier grieving for his owner Martines. The dog wandered California with a car journey, found by Riverside woman and later identified as belonging to Martines after officials checked local records.
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EL Paso
Tex
Spot
Riverside
Calif
Martines
California
Young Boy Locked in Box Car Runs Away to West
Francis Dennison, 14, fled his home and hid in a box car in Chicago rail yards. He was locked inside as a switchman failed to spot him. The car traveled west and he was found in Casper, Wyoming, after companions dared him on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Francis Dennison
Casper
Wyoming
Fraps
Importation Coal is Joke Says J L Lewis
New York July 26 AP Importation of British mined bituminous coal to avert a famine is called futile by John L Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America He cites 600000 tons already contracted in Wales and notes US coal needs at 8 million tons weekly with limited dock unloading capacity making foreign fuel efforts to break the miners strike impractical He says no talks with English union leaders or Welsh miners are underway to halt coal shipments for America.
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New York
John
Lewis
Nited Mine Workers of America
Wales
America
Chicago
E. F. Geakte
Inborbat
Grable
United States Labor Board
Sha
Shawnie "Oke
Michigan
North Dakota
Pennsylvania v
Comontana
Southern Pacific earnings rise in first half figures
San Francisco July 26 AP The net revenue from railroad operations of the Southern Pacific Company for the six months ending June 30 was 27 958 826 an increase of 5 014 210 over last year The net railway operating income for the first six months of 1922 was 17 042 524 an increase of 3 683 104 over last year The net operating revenue for June was 6 934 609 an increase of 2 017 512 over June 1921 The railway operating income for June was 4 994 699 an increase of 1 813 984 over June 1921
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
Oil Concessions in Bolivia for Standard Oil
New York July 26 AP Concessions of about 2 400 000 acres in Bolivia mostly Santa Cruz have been granted to the Standard Oil company of New Jersey per advices received today by Honduran counselor general Carlos Gumulio. The terms of the agreement were not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Department of Santa Crus
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Carlos Gumuclo
Ho- Hvian
St. Cloud Chosen For New Hospital
Washington reports St. Cloud Minnesota selected as site for a $31.9 million veterans hospital with capacity for 250 to 350 mental cases. Announcement made by Director Forbes of the veterans' bureau.
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Washington
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Governor Davis will not pull Idaho state constabulary from Pocatello
Boise reports Governor Davis pledged to keep the state constabulary in Pocatello, standing by Saturday statements. He will formally respond to a striker resolution demanding removal and noting armed outsiders assigned by the railroad as a concern.
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Davis
State Constabulary
Pocatello
Boise
Idaho
D. W. Davis
Ptateme
Atace
Rail- PO
of Idaho
Commissioners assist in fuel distribution plan
Washington July 26 AP reports the Interstate Commerce Commission sets priority rules to stabilize coal supply and transport. The plan directs railroads to favor expedited routes and to prioritize land food shipments east of the Mississippi while rail strike results are awaited and coal distribution is guided by federal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Interstate Ecommerce Commission
Mississippi
Argentine bill seeks executive power to run meat plants
Buenos Aires amid crisis in cattle industry. Senor Vargas Gomez proposes giving President Yrigoyen authority to rent buy build and expropriate meat packing plants to relieve stock drovers. Government plants would set prices and act as intermediary in domestic and export meat markets.
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Buenos Aires
Vargas Gomez
Yrigoyen
Congress
Senor Gomez
Boston chosen for 1924 Biennial of Good Templars
The Independent Order of Good Templars selects Boston as the site for the 1924 bi en nial land lodge session. The convention closed its formal business yesterday with the executive board staying for additional talks.
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Boston
Butte
Mont
Independent Order of Good Templars
Land Lodge
Miss McCormick Leaves Chicago for New York
Chicago socialite Mathilde McCormick departed on the Broadway Limited for New York amid rapid-fire questions from newspaper reporters. She stated she could not discuss the inquiries, saying she was sorry. Her father, Lorold F P McCormick, is reported to be in Paris.
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Mathilde
Chicago
Mathilde McCormick
Broadway
New York
Traver Martin Rescues Sister in Peadan Slansh Tragedy
Six year old Traver Martin attempted to save his seven year old sister during a drowning incident in Peadan Slansh. The boy sustained injuries but demonstrated remarkable bravery while both children faced a deadly peril.
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Fresno
T'Al
Traver Martin
Ufe
Peadun Slansh
Traver Ewieg
Unclear fragment yields glimpse of film and stage figures
Fragmentary text references Mary Pickford Douglas Fairbanks and August dates. Mentions Charlotte and Doug and Everley Hills with vague notes about advancement and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Her
Mary Pickdouglas
Fairbanks
Doug's
Everley Hills
San Francisco Police Report Shows Arrests Jump
The annual police report notes increases in drunkenness arrests from 30,106 to 39,889 at the San Francisco depot. Police Chief Daniel O’Brien cites overall arrests rising, with murder and other offenses showing year on year changes as the department closed the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Freste
San Francisco
Sune
Survey Hints At Mixed Growth In South America
A brief survey notes uneven prospects across Chile Argentina Brazil and neighboring nations. The report cites cautious optimism in some markets while coinage and reserves are scrutinized amid regional economic shifts.
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Indica- Chile
South America
Acco
Government oil and gas royalties total $5.7 million in fiscal year
Washington reports royalties from government loan land oil and gas production aggregating $5.7 million for the fiscal year ending June. Most of the receipts, about $5.07 million, came from oil with contributions from Wyoming California and Montana. The report notes 311 producing wells and ongoing drilling activity on public lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peace Prospects Remote In Railroad Strike Crisis
Forty women relatives of strik ing railway workers attacked non union shopmen as they entered the Fearing street shops. Police met a brick shower, reserves were called, and three patrol wagons were sent to arrest anyone found nearby. No arrests were made as the crowd dispersed. A few windshields were damaged but no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
New York Centra
Roundhouse
Rothschild Heir Sued for 500000 Over Marriage Promise
James Henri De Rothschild, son of Baron Henri De Rothschild, faces a $500,000 suit in the New York state supreme court from Mile. Porquet of France. She says she came to the United States after he promised to marry her last April and set a date, which he never fixed. The baron denies any promise or intent to marry and is believed to be in Paris. Porquet arrived in May and says no marriage date has been agreed. The case was served June 27.
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James Henri de Rothschild
Henri de Rothschild
France
State Supreme Court
Marie Porquet
Edgar T. Brackett
Paris
Mile
Porquet
United States
Baron de Rothschild
Mile. Porquet
Brackett
Brackett. M. de Rothschild
Parquet
Baron Henri de Rothschild
New York City
Frogs and Terrapin Farm Fire Causes Large Deaths
Fire in San Francisco injured Fire Captain James Bridgewood while rescuing a nun and animals at Terrapin farm. The blaze killed about 6,000 frogs and terrapin and 700 guinea pigs stored in large tanks. The animals were kept for experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
James Bridgewood
Harding Confers on Strike Situation
President Harding resumed conferences to stay in close contact with the railroad strike situation. He conferred today with W. W. a democracy vice president in charge of operations of the Pennsylvania railroad, with Secretary Hoover also participating in the discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Wenanyvania
Hoover
Onion production forecast for seven states in 1922
The United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics forecast commercial onion production for seven states in 1922. Iowa Kentucky Maryland New Jersey Texas and Washington show varying outputs in cars and bushels with total production around six thousand seven hundred cars worth cash.
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Chicago
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Iowa
Kentucky
Maryland
New Jersey
Texas
Troops Deployed In Three States Denison Placed Under Martial Law
A broad mobilization unfolds as troops are sent to three states and Denison Texas is declared under martial law. The action follows rising unrest with rail strikes and city disorders prompting Governor Neff to order five Texas National Guard companies to duty, while Alabama and California mobilize units for potential trouble. Officials expect no wide spread strike spread, but guard deployment continues as railway and local authorities monitor events.
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Denison, Tex
Montana
Great Northern Railroad
United States
Havre
Denison
Texas
Neff
Texas National Guard
Alabama
Birmingham
Albany
Ala
Kentucky
Fonda
Jellico
Stephens
California
Jay
States Railroad Labor Board
Operators in Ohio Seek Talks to End Coal Strike
Bridgeport Ohio July 26 AP Announcement by Charles J Albasin secretary of the Pittsburgh vein operators association says the group is ready to enter conferences with United Mine Workers officers for Ohio or central competitive field to terminate the strike. The association accounts for more than a third of Ohio coal output and employs 20000 of 50000 in the state. William Roy of the miners union notes possible significance amid a Philadelphia conference between President Lewis and district operators from Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Ohio
Charles J. Albasin
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
William Roy
Eastern
The
Miners’ Union
Philadelphia
Lewis
Pennsylvania
Seven Major Road Projects to Start in Colorado
Denver July 26 AP contracts will be set soon by the state for seven major highway projects totaling 400000 dollars. Actual construction will start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
State Capitol
Portland Hosts Lumber Meet With National Directors
Portland Oregon July 26 AP Portland is the gathering point for lumber men as the western pine manufacturers association meets today followed by directors of the national lumber manufacturers association tomorrow and Friday. Directors discuss standardization as William Durgin secretary of Commerce Hoover’s aide conducts the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Western Pine
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
National Association of Lumber Manufacturers
William Durgin
Retary of Commerce
Hoover
Governor Allen Criticizes White in Emporia Address
Emporia Kansas July 26 AP Governor Allen spoke in Emporia defending the industrial court law while editor William Allen White faced criticism for a placard in his window showing sympathy for striking railroad workers. White offered no comment on the events of the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kansas
Henry J. Allen
Wm. Allen White
Emporia Gazette
White
Allen
Industrial Court
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