Revised list of dead in Wallingford wreck emerges
New Haven Conn Sept 3 1923 the death toll from the Wallingford wreck remains twenty one with seventeen on hospital list. Coroner Mix and state utilities chief resumed private inquiry as investigators found wreckage largely cleared despite interstate commerce commission orders. Names of the dead include WM Altschul MARGARET EONS HARRIETT BIDDLE SAMUEL CROZIER FOX ROYAL HOTCHKISS PHILO MARVIN JOSEPH B MARVIN MARTHA H HOWARD J M QUILLAN DANIEL NEAL JR RUTTER FRANK P MRS FRANK P RUTTER SCRANTON YAHN ROBERT M and MARY JANE pending identification.
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Conn
Wallingford
Mix
Elwell
State Public Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bar Harbor
Altschul
Norfolk
Margaret
Washington
Biddle
Harriett
Torresdale
A Bullitt
Marie L
Philadelphia
Z Davis
Emilie Kennedy
Fox
Samuel Crozier
Green
Albert
New York
Hotchkiss
Royal A
Philo
Izani
Harry K
Koga
Geo. T
Marvin
Joseph B
Louis
Ville
Louis~ville
Martha H
Louisville
Martin
Howard J
Bryn Mawr
M'Quillan
Daniel Neal, Jr
Overbrook
Rutter
Frank P
Scranton
Yahn
Robert M
Mary Jane
August B. Miller
White Mountain Express
Albert. A. Robertson
Bruce B Adams
Chas
Henry Murray
Westport
Stamford
Phelan
New Haven Hospital
Geo. W. Elkins, Jr
Hiking
Miss Davis
Miss Bullitt
Miss Biddle
Daniel Neal McQuillan, Jr
Grain market closes higher as Argentine crop ships
Absence of rural offerings and the bulk Argentine crop shipped pushed prices up. Wheat futures rose amid expectations of delayed threshing due to northwest wet weather and tighter world stocks, closing steady with gains of about 15-8 to 1 over the prior session.
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Chicago
Potato crop in United States short by 100 million bushels
Chicago September 3 A leading crop expert announced that the U S potato crop this year will be 100000000 bushels short of last year. Minnesota and Ohio potato prices in Chicago market rose 8 to 10 cents per bushel.
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Chicago
United States
Minnesota
Ohio
Iowa Case Prompts Fly-Screen Responsibility Debate
The state of Iowa v Maxwell Case proceeds in Justice Knapp's court with a jury hearing evidence. Maxwell faces charges for failing to screen doors and windows during the fly season. The defendant testified he was unaware of the law until ten days ago.
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State of
Iowa
Maxwell
Justice Knapp
Case
Temperature Readings and Advertised Details
Readable fragment notes temperatures for September 8 with markings from Buchanan Optical Co. on ground floor Syndicate block. Mentions midnight 12 and times 6 1am 1p m with yesterday’s low and high and a comparative note about last year’s temperatures. Mentions Sorina, queen of stavana and an advertisement.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Pullman Parts In ICC Wallingford Wreck Probe
The Interstate Commerce Commission to open a formal inquiry into the Wallingford wreck on the New Haven line with Commissioner McChord leading a personal investigation. The Pullman company is to be made a party to supply data on wooden versus steel cars and construction as part of safety recommendations to Congress.
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Washington
Pullman Company
McChord
Richard Dean
Chicago
Num
New Haven
Slayer
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Fitgger Jald
Massachusettes Public Service Commission
Pullman
Fitzgerald
Wallingford
Commissioner McChord
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Connecticut
Congress
Wive Killed When Old Tenements Collapse
Seven people died and five were seriously injured when two old tenement houses on Church Street collapsed last night in Dublin. Fifty three tenants were in the buildings and the rest are accounted for.
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Dublin
Ireland
Church Street
Taft Elected President of American Bar Association
Ex-President William Howard Taft was elected president of the American Bar Association this afternoon at the close of the annual meeting in Montreal. The outcome underscores Taft's continued influence in legal circles.
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Montreal
Jwm, HH. Taft
American Bar Association
Spreaker
American Bar Aesociation
Lex
Taft
Ion
Association of Law Schools
Thaw Loses Bid to Avoid Deportation in Sherbrooke
In Sherbrooke Harry K Thaw failed to block deportation as Judge Hutchinson sustains a habeas corpus writ so Thaw will be taken to Coaticook for a hearing. Immigration officials arrest him as an undeserving alien while lawyers react to the courtroom chaos.
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Sherbrooke
Harry K' Thaw
Hutchinson
Thaw
Blake Robertson
Coaticook
Immigration Department
Mary Copley Thaw
Roger
Roger” Thompson
Matteawan
Mulvena
Thompson
Dominion
Machine Turns Sumersaut 3 Dead In Ottumwa Crash
The driver Harry Bottorff died in a high speed turn near Parson, his brother-in-law Wm. Cheek died within two hours, and Mrs. Cheek is dying. Passenger Mrs. Bottorff and her son Lewis were injured. The Bottorffs, returning from Ottumwa, raced Bert Marmon's car, then the vehicle somersaulted twice after attempting a pass.
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Ottumwa
Harry Bottorff
Parson
Wm. Cheek
Cheek
Bottorff
Harry Bottorf
Lewis
Bert Marmon
Harmon
Bottorfl
Yuan Shikai to resign as soon as peace returns
St. Petersburg dispatch says provisional President Yuan Shikai announced he will resign from office once peace is restored. A Washington report adds that M T Davis, president of Cabin Creek Consolidated Coal, testified to a Senate committee on West Virginia labor troubles in the Cabin Creek and Paint Creek districts.
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St. Petersburg
Yuan Shi Kai
Offic
Mukden
Washington
Cabin Creek
Paint Creek
West Virginia
Senate Committee
M. T. Davis
Woods Ordeal in Iowa Battles Seen as Qualification for Bigger Fights
Washington dispatch notes Frank P. Woods of the Tenth Town district was elected chair of the Republican National Congressional Committee. It recalls his tough 1906 Iowa campaign against Cummins, marked by strong-arm tactics, party splits, and insurgent moves. Woods later opposed Cannon for speaker and voted against the Payne Aldrich tariff, signaling a more independent stance within a transformed party.
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Iowa
Washington, D. CL
Frank P. Woods
Republican National Congressional
Washington
National Congressional Committee
Cummins
Jim Mann
Caele George” Perkins
Actics
Chote Murphy
Ormsby Mears
Frank Woods
Cnpaign
Claude Porter
Connor
House
Cannon
Payne Aldrich
Cumming
Chicago
Congressuuar
Yaqui Indians Threaten Revolt Across Sonora Border
Reports from Douglas Arizona describe feared Yaqui uprisings as they align with Mexican insurgents and demand lands seized under Diaz. Authorities worry for American safety in Corral, Tomichi, Chumuriha, Esperanza, and nearby Yaqui river towns as washouts impede escape. The US seeks a ship to meet refugees at Yaqui and Mayo rivers.
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Douglas
Ariz
Sonora
Mexico
Huerta
Porfirio Diaz
Maytorena
Orregon
Indiana
Atrigute
Corral
Tonichi
Chumuriha
Esperanza
Alamos
Navajo
Yaqui
American State Department
Mayo
Eight Navy Men Drowned in Coastal Hurricane Sinking
Newport News Virginia reports a launch wreck during a sweeping hurricane. Three petty officers and five Nebraska crewmen are feared drowned as the Mobjack liner is said to be sunk with eight on board. Unconfirmed details and no official confirmation yet.
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Newport News
Iowa Pure Food Law Attacked
Demurrer filed in Iowa court challenges constitutionality of the pure food law across multiple general assemblies. The case targets Sanders Hutchinson Arctic Ice Cream seeking to overturn a 12 percent butter fat standard as an invalid regulatory intrusion on personal liberty and property without due process.
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Nes Moines
John Conroy
Sanders, Hutchinson
Arctic Tce
Hager & Parrish
Thirty-first General Assembly
Pneblic
Dan
Button Cutter Leonard Found Dead in River
Davenport Iowa Sept 3 A button cutter named Leonard was found in the river here today. He had come from New Baden Illinois about six months ago. No explanation of his death could be learned.
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Brody
Davenport
Leonard
Tie
New Baden
Hetch Hetchy Bill Passes House Amid Sierra Nevada Dispute
Washington reports the Hetch Hetchy bill to allow San Francisco to use the Hetch Hetchy basin as a water supply passed the House today by 183 to 43 and moves to the Senate. The basin lies 142 miles away in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
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Washington
San Francisco
Sierra Nevada Mountains
House
Senate
Interest in Mexico Case Is Revived
Washington reports revived interest in the Mexican situation as President Wilson returns to the capital with William Bayard Hale and John Lind still in Vera Cruz. Secretary Bryan plans to review developments and discuss American protections for property with Hale and Wilson before a lecture engagement.
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Wilson
White House
William Bayard Hale
Mexico
Bryan
John Lind
Vera Cruz
Hale
Mr. Lind
Mexico City
Ver Cruz
Secrtary
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