Limited Turnover Kills Two on Golden State Limited
Limited overturn 14 miles east of Tucumcari New Mexico at 6:30 am. Westbound and eastbound trains briefly halted. Fireman Rex Matthews and Hasi neer W. & Ford died. An unidentified postal clerk was seriously injured. No other passengers reported injured.
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Dalhart
Texas
Hasineer W. & Ford
Rex Matthews
Golden State Limited
Rock Inland Road
Tucwracari
N. M
el Paso
Tex
Golden State
Rock Jeland
Tuouweart
Lom Apgetes
Tuccon
Ariz
Reds to Meet Parksburg in Exhibition Tilt
The Cincinnati Reds, leading the National League, prepare for an exhibition game in Parksburg Pa after a string of idle days. They will skip a regular scheduled game until Saturday in Pittsburg, then travel to York Pa and Harrisburg for the next exhibitions. Browns wrecks plane in Syracuse. pilot unhurt.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds
Parkenburgh
Pitsburg
York
Harrisburg
Clemency Obstacles Cited In Soldier Clemency Pleas
Curt R. replies from Washington recount Lemuel T. Ancell former acting judge advocate general accusing Secretary Baker General Marshall Crowder and other officers of blocking clemency for soldiers harshly sentenced. Ancell recalls prior reports and that Baker forbade clemency recommendations while noting post reports of severe punishments at Camp Dix. Crowder allegedly reluctant to act to avoid undermining military justice.
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Washington
Lemuel T. Ancell
Radke Coramlite S Today
Baker
Marok
Maja
Crowder
Prueral
doHberste
Honald Chamberlain
Ansell Gall Ne
Ansell
Epportpolty
Lawld
Arcretary
Sater
General Crowder
Apne
Camp Dix
Angel
Army Reclassifies Officers of A. E. F. War Dept report details reassignments
Washington August 26 Officers ordered to hails for reclassification total 1191 in A E F as the canning rapiary. 762 assigned to the navy supply 118 returned in combat units 204 returned to the United States. Efficiency figures show 14 per 1040 regulars vs 3 per 1000 emergency officers.
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Washington
Aials
War Department
Hials
Nervy Sea of Supply
United States
Real Estate Transfers Amid Confusing Script
Multiple property transfers listed with misread names and garbled addresses. Transfers include parcels in Keeles subdivision and Franklin HBskee addition, with prices noted as 320 and 4500. Some names and plots are unreadable, obscuring exact grantees and locations.
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Keeles
Keeles Satlivision
Ogden
Myrtle
Keeeles
Eceles Aubivision
George Dawson
Joseph B. Stephline
Franklin Hbskee
Wiliam A. Steeves
Tony
Ine
Reeve
Alexander
Avendet
George
Elabaon
Bection
Wotan Hater
Plans to Withdraw Draftees From Siberia Move Forward
President Wilson expressed sympathetic consideration to an organization of draftees' friends and relatives and assured swift Navy and War Department action. The force in Siberia totals about 8,000 with 6,500 emergency troops. About 3,411 have been selected and over 2,009 sent to Vladivostok to relieve emergency men.
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Washington
Wilson
Fred Meoaver
Chicago
Siberia
Siberian
Cnti
Vladivostlok
Record flight sets long distance mark between Toronto and New York
Major Rudolph Schroeder claims a new long distance record for the Toronto to New York round trip, flying nine hours and 35 minutes in total. The first leg took four hours and three minutes, while favorable return weather reduced the second leg to five hours and 32 minutes. An arrest in a counterfeit bitro-phosphate scheme highlights criminal exploitation of a medical tonic's reputation.
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Toronto, Ave
Rudolph Schroeder
Toronto
New York
Major Schroeder
Mineola
Tieutenant
Wallaen Young
Roosevelt Field
Steuten
Palmer
Avizone
Sarves
Priparstians
Wilco-Phosphale
Frederick Rolle
SM. C
York
Phyalchans
Arnow Chemical CO
Pole Manufactur Era
Union Square
New York City
W. G. Barker
Alion
French stir at U S warning to Turkey over Armenians
Paris and the peace council report French officials alarmed by Rear Admiral Bristol informal warning to Turkey to halt Armenian massacres. The U S delegation said no mandate or conference voice, but Britain and France objected to U S interference despite no Turkish mandate. Turkey protested to Britain and France after the warning.
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Paris
Turkey
Mark 1
Bristol
United States
Supreme Council of the
Peace Conference
Council
Supreme Council
Americar
Briatol
Great Britain
France
Senate probes coal prices amid labor and nationalization fears
Washington witnesses at a Senate interstate commerce subcommittee hearing blame railcar shortages and labor troubles for lagging coal production. Nationalization talk grows with miners and operators citing a six hour day five day week wage raises and government control as possible outcomes. Officials warn a coal famine could hit the country this winter without production improvements.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce
Frelingiugren
Harry N. Taylor
National Coal Association
Taylor
Cleveland
Buffalo
Jie
Hinois
Kansas
Astiasouri
Tir
John Callahan
Coal Association
Callahan
J. D. Morrow
Association
Laytor
Ureinghuysen
Hinge
Utah Employment Bureau Case Before Industrial Commission
The Utah Employment Bureau case was discussed as agencies of the state prepared to arbitrate disputes. A special committee chaired by Judge Fo Tootbaurow was appointed to review recently issued orders regulating the agencies. A meeting to settle differences was planned for the near future.
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Utah Employment Bureau
Atate
Neity
Fo Tootbaurow
Agencies protest costly demand for inspections
Ten of the agencies argued that the order forcing l ink employment to meet blank requirements would cause great hardship, since many requests came by telephone or telegraph. They warned that giving agencies power to inspect the public could let rival bodies glean sensitive information, while tentative orders aimed to shield workers from anarchist and misunderstanding risks.
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Competitioa
Bolsheviks Admit Odessa Occupation by Allied Forces
Wireless despatch from Moscow reports occupation of the Black Sea port of Odessa by allied troops after a bombardment campaign. Bolsheviks claim a Bolshevik army unit and detachments led by General kines reached within miles of the city, with British warships providing cover. Bolsheviks retreat toward Balta.
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Don
Black Sea
Moscow
Tairly Rere
Holaheviki
Pakov
Anals
Odessa
Balta
Olen
Kines
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