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INVESTIGATION
is DEMANDED
INTO TRAGEDY
Dead Engineer Blamed for Crash Which
E1acted Big Toll in Missouri; PaSsen-
ger Train Is Telescoped

ID n SOTO, No. Aug; 7@By The Associated ProssJ-Testimony nj
Tue, coroncrs inquest this afternoon into the sulphur Springs wreck
which caused 30 deaihs thus far and in which more THAI 100 were in
{nS "a to h effect that neither Of the two Missouri Pacific trains
ia n oruer pertaining TO the other. Members Ohhe orewso Il both trains
were Intercepted ut the inquiry.
John Cannon, assistant general NJ ,. Nus.o.-s p...n-
said In advance OF the Inquest that the had established that the biocL
signais south u suphurs Springs, which should nave warned ts .,vir..r
Oh nc. = which crashed into No 80. 'were wording property.
Z. Long, conductor of No. SO, n the fHst cnb of TN. cmu.
70 Isny. nc AID There, a M regular place for sidetraclinE to LET No.
= pass ior the reason tina 2 n due In 81. Louis nj non ana :, ali
mead OF No. T. No. Sswas W hours lat Saturday nj
10 said N wreck occurred IS seconds afer No az m cor,., 10 .,o,
a IN water tank .Hc said that he did not know that III 4 NO - ,DP
At IN las telegraph station, Riverside. he said, he rec,h-aa No orhr.
, 1922-08-07
MEN SHOT BY
MOONSFllNERS, REPORT

CHEYENNE. wyo, Aug. 7.-tspecial to The Tribune)-
Surrounded by bootleggers at Fossil. in western Wyoming,
at 8 o'clock this morning, James Harris and R. E. Lacey, fed
eral prohibition agents working out of Cheyenne, were struck
several times by bullets fired by outlaws. Upon being rushed
to a hospital at Kemmerer the condition of Harris was re-
, 1922-08-07
ENJOYS
ITS HAY DAY.

POWELL, Wyo, Aug. John w. Hay, candidate for the
Republican nomination for governor on a tour of the Big Horn
basin, made his first visit of the campaign to Powell Satur
day. He came down from Cody in the forenoon where he
had spent Friday.
Saturday evening Mr.. Hay addressed what he declared
, 1922-08-07
CARS
RUNNING AGAIN

CHICAGO, August 7-Chicago a riders greeted restoration of nor
nal TRANSPORTATION with pay today after sv days experience without
cars on the surface elevated lines. Thousands we're happy to ham
on the strap again. Car men who went ot OF strike Isl Tuesday ac-
cepted a wage reduction of ten cents a hour. and retained tn eighthour
day and former working conditions.
, 1922-08-07

Mrs. Joseph L. Debner OF st. Louis
married at IA. vas a mother at Is, and
is now a grandmother at the age
of 80.
, 1922-08-07
SULPHUR SPRINGS No

SULPHUR SPRINGS, Mo-, Aug. 7.-Eye-witnesses were
summoned today before a coroner's jury at De Soto. Mo m
recount details of the rear-end collision of two Missonr; pa,
cihc trains here Saturday when 81 are known to have been
:illed and 1913 injured. &C"
Coroner Elders promised a thorough Investigation Of the
, 1922-08-07
TWO KILLED IN
STRIKE RIOTING,
JOLIET ISSUES
CALL FOR HELP
Local Officers Unable
to Control Situation
in Railroad Yards as
Result Of Mob Threat

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-Two hundred
and fifty Chicago guardsmen, en-
route home from Clinton. H.. where
they have been on strike duty for
two weeks, have been ordered to pro
coed to Joliet, where two were KILLED
and the sheriff wounded IN = rAu-
strike riot this morning.
Lieutenant Colonel Nelson Morris,
the packer. is commanding tho
troops
, 1922-08-07
BALL SCORES
LEAGUE

At Philadelphia r.. HE
Pittsburgh -sfl o a.
philadelphia -----ee2 200 or
Batteries-Cooper, Carlson. GIayne,.
ana schmandti Weinert, Singleton,
H%ubbell, N Henline.
Al Boston-
81 Louis -------0a0 0o3 oI2-s IL 3
boston --------00I 01O I5.-9 0
Observation-Disclosures. Bsrfoot. sherdeI
ana Ainsmith. Clemens: Watson, Nc
Namara, 0eschger and O'NeiIl.
, 1922-08-07
DEATH
TOLL IS 10000

HONG KONG, Aug. 10y The Associated Professionalism in
the typhoon an tidal wave, which last Wednesday swept In pu of
Swallow, 25Or miles north o. here, o are estimated at 10000.
Another British steamer. In addition to the two previously reported
ashore vas bound IRON Hon Kong o Shanghai when she net the fury
f tn tyDhoon N wrecked. ut lei passengers were saved.
, 1922-08-07

HONG KONG, Aug. I. = By The
PressEThree Catholic sis
, 1922-08-07
Weather Forecast

Parity cloudy and snms~n<= unset.
tied tonight and Tuesday. warmer to
day IN northeast portion
, 1922-08-07

ters in charge OF the Crsullne conver,
at Swallow. from the tidal wave thai
Continued on Page Severn
, 1922-08-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Called Account Rain.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
IBUSY AMERICAN IS
 KENTUCK|ANS' HOPE
Bradley Stable Expects Derby
 Victory Only by a Miracle

Louisville. May ii (By Associated Press) s)-Dreams Of negro stable hoys that out of Kentucky once again would come the winner Of the super classic of the turf set for Saturday gave way to stern reality in the form of Norwich, favorite of the east, with the announcement from the F.. k. Bradley stable that "only by mir acle" could Busy American the &C., knowledged hope of the west. face the barrier in the Kentucky derby. Com ing hard upon the report of Busy Americans final derby trial yesterday, the announcement cast a gloom over the Bradley quarters and incidentally sent Norwich stock to g higher mark. However, the Bradley stable still boasts two good candidates and ac- cording to Trainer H. J. Thompson Norwich will not take first place from Bet Mosie and By Gosh Hope has not been given up for Busy Amer- can as Trainer Thompson said he was banking lon the miracle"
 Work Out For Norwich
 Norwich took q light workout this morning-just a gallop around to Timber up-and then retired to his closely guarded quarters. Tomorrow he will get stiff trial at perhaps a half mile and then-Saturday he will get the derby distance and perhaps the wreath Of roses and all it means. At least that is what his proud owner, Benjamin Block, who has been on hand since the arrival of the un- beaten colt believes is coming to him. A steady stream of visitors paid hom- age to Norwich today while several hundred persons slipped out to Churchill Downs before half the town was fully awake to see the great colt take the derby distance in 2:0S 1-5 a bare two seconds less than Trainer Fred Burlew told the boy to take him.
 Bradley Entry is Fast
 Busy American went the derby mile and a quarter just one second under the Norwich time. He did not seem to be affected with soreness but later it developed that he had not fared so well despite the claims and counter claims for the eight or ten prospec- tive entries for the derby; Norwich will face the barrier an easy favorite, according to those who are keeping a direct line on the money end of the race. His condition at the end of the derby trial yesterday made Trainer Burlew show more enthusiasm than he has shown since he came to Louis- vile and that counts for something.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
ALDRICH'S GREAT WORK
Yale Baseball CaptGin Hits Two Home Runs, and Accounts for Six Runs Against Pittsburgh

New Haven. May ll,-captain Nal colm Aldrieh yesterday won his own game from the University of Pitts burgh by lifting two home runs into left hed In the first and second in- nings respectively He drove Kelley, Crane and Ded ahead of him in the first and Ood again in he geeond, reg sterins six of YaIes eight runs. Hits by O'Hearn. Crane and Kelly ac- counted for Yale's other two scores. Safeties by Williams, Cook and CocE cr gave Pittsburgh two Tn the necond. while Gahles' single, Il pass, m out and ClaWsons sacrifice fly tailed Pttsbnrgh's final registration in the seventh. making the final acore Yale S, Pittsburgh !.
 Captain Aldrich made circus catch off Holleran in ninth back of third base and Oed's long sprint to pun down Gahles' fly in the eighth was n ceature. Yale played rrrorless ball, Warren losing Crooks fly in the sun for ,he closest misiudge
 Ted Wight was effective with the bases occupied.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
CARPENTER IS FAYORITE
trenclIman Is Being Backed at 3 to To Defeat Ted "Kid" Lewis in Bout at London Tonight.

London, May II (By Associated Press)-Georges Carpenter will enter the ring tonight in the Black Frlars Road arena a heavy favorite to win over Ted (kidD Lewis in their 20 round match for the worlds light heavyweight championship.
 Jack Dempsey Is here to witness the battle, and is confident that Carpen- tier will have a walkaway.
 While the weights of the men have not been given out 1t is believed Lewis will step through the ropes against a l2 pound handicap but his packers are looking for him to make up the difference by gameness and ability to use both hands effectively. Lewis Is expected to keep the milling at close quarters to counteract the French mans tendency for long range fight ing.
 Carpenter was three to one favor ite in the betting today.
 The main bout is expected to begin at 9:3O D. m. There will be pre- liminary bouts.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
CAPTAIN GIBSON INJURED.
Fears are Entertained That Yale Row
 ing Leader is Through.

New Haven, May 1.-The Yale rowing squad has been dealt T revere blow when it was announced ;hat Captain Langhorne Gigson has been forced to leave the crew because pf an injury to his back which vas strained during practice last last week and the prospect of his again getting into action before the final training at Gales Ferry. commencing June 3, an nounceG as uncertain. There is more than a possibility that Capt Gibson may not be able to row even then. His action was the result of Il consult tation with Dr. J, '. freenway, head of the university department of health.
 McHenry has taken Capt. Cibson's place in the White crew at No. , and Little has gone to No. 5 in the Blue crew in place of Haines, who is tenn porarily indisposed.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
International League
HOLY CROSS WINS
Gautreau's Triple in Ninth Inning Starts Rally Producing Two Runs and ! Victor, Over Harvard.

Cambridge, May 1l.---lsill Horan of Holy Cross won pitchers duel from Goode of Harvard here yes:er- day, and Holy Gross won, to l.. Horan struck out II men. Goode held firm until the ninth, when Gau treau, Holy Cross third basemsn and star of the game, knocked out I triple to right field and started a batting rally that netted the Worcester team .wo runs
 Harvard scored in the third. when Goode singled and Lincoln followed with a double. The tally stood i to 0 until the ninth Punk Gautreau, q Cambridge boy, in addition to his work with the bat performed some marvellous featg of fielding, Two years ago Horan and Goode fought a pitching battle here, Harvard win ming l to 0.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
BOXER IS DYING
Robert Turney. Aged 2! Years. in San Francisco Hospital With Frac- tured Skull, Sustained in Bout.

San Francisco. May 11.-Robert Turney, 21 year old boxer was re- ported dying today at a hospital from a basic fracture of the skull suffered in the fourth round Of a bout with William Hickman, billed as TAT Me- Gov before the association cl,t .lere
 last night.
 Turney was badly battered in the first three rounds of the fight and was noored three times He made no con- plaint his seconds said, but rose at the sound of the gong for the fourth and final round. A stinging right upper cut sent him to the canvas. He did not rise. He was counted out and carried from the ring.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
BRISTOL BOYS IN
 WIN OVER LOCALS
Trade School Team Loses by
 z to 3 Score

The New Britain State Trade school baseball team was defeated [ to ] by Bristol High yesterday at Mu2zy field, Bristol The Bristol boys put up fine game of ball, while Huoft- lein seemed in tiptop form
 Holmberg in the box for the 'black and orange" started off well, but aft CT the first inning seemed unable 10 find the weak spots in the opposing batters. In the fifth, Waskitz was substituted for Holmbcrg and finished the game. Capt. Ehlcrs was back in old time form and showed q fine brand of ball. handling the dizzy corner" in fine style.
 MEM RRiIaIN TRtDE sIuNnI
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
TO TEST CLUBS AGAIN.

Chicago, May Il (By Associated Press)-A further test of steel shafted golf clubs will be made next week by officers of the Western Golf association to determine whether they should be barred as mechanical con- trivancc or for their failure to con- form to the usual construction of such implements.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
BALL PLAYERS INJURED.

Atlanta, Ga, May 1l,-Shortstop Jackson and Centerielder Leifer of the Little Rock base ball club were in iured probably seriously in the fourth inning of yesterdays game with At lanta, when they collided behind rec ond base while trying to get short fly by Freddy Graf. Both players were sent to Grady hospital. It was said Jackson's skull was fractured and Leifer suffered serious cuts in the face.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
McGRAW RELEASES TWO

St. Louis, May 11.-Manager Mc- Graw of the New York Nationals here today announced the release of Pitcher Bill Terry, a left handler. to the Toledo American Association club, and Bill McGloghlin, right hand pitcher, to the Little Rock club of the Southern Association.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
TO ROW FOR Ps1NNSY

Philadelphia. May 11-Coach Wight said today that the 150-pound crew woulf represent the University of Pennsylvania in the Childs cup re- gatta at Princeton Saturday. Tn a trial race on the Schuylkill yesterday the lightweights stroked by Barnhart, defeated the varsity eight by almost length over the Henley course. The varsity was stroked by Mattison.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
Washington 2. St Louis |.

Washington, May 11.-Johnson pitched Washington to a to victory over St. Louis in his second start of the season yesterday, proving effective in the pinches, although hit hard early in the game. Judges triple after two passes had been issued by Davis gave the locals their scores. It was Washington's first victory after seven straight defeats. Score:
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
Philadelphia :. Cleveland 6.

Philadelphia. May 1l-Dyke's home run drive in the eighth inning scoring Miller yesterday gave Philadelphia it's second straight victory over Cleveland z to 6. The Indians drove Heimach and Moore from the mound, but Tar rison and Harris checked the visitors in the final frame when the Athletics were punching their hits of Sothoron. The SCOrp.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
TONEY JOINS GIANTS

St. Louis, May 11.-Fred Toney pitcher of the Giants, who has been nursing sore arm at his home in Nashville, Tenn has joined his team here. Toney said the condition of his arm has so improved that he will soon be able to take his regular pitching assignment
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
BOSTON
.H,tted for Walters in

Detroit ..,......,....... n40 t02 111--10 Boston .y..,........... OS0 300 210- g
 Two base hits, Blue 2, Basser, Pratt 2
 Burns, Foster. three base hits, Jones, Lei bold; home run Dauss; stolen base karr; sacrifices, Jones, Basser, Dauss, Rgney
 Cobb. Burns; double plays, Poster to Wal tors to Pratt to Burns: Walters to Burns: left on bases. Detroit 10, Boston l4; base on balls, off Pilette !, off Dauss S, off Pennock 2. of karr 6, off Quinn 1 struck out. by Dauss 4. by Karr ?. hy Quinn l; hits. off Pillette 3 in 2-5 innings. off Dauss II in 13 innings off 7ennock 1 in 1 (none out in second), off karr in s tnone out In sth) off Quinn in ? innings
 unpires. Walsh, Owens and hill; time, 2i6
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
CINCINNATI
-Ratted for Lunue in 7tl
rEntted fnr GillesuIe in q

IT5Hftfd Tor ElIItSIlt m VII.
 Boston .........,...... n0h 21O ?2e-a lhHinha1 .,.'..,-.,... ooz Nuo oVi--"
 Two base hits Gowdy, Duncan; three base hits, PoHell home run. Southwnrth; stolen bases. Boeckel, Bressler; sacrifice, kopf; left on bases, Boston II, Cincinnati l0; bases balls, off Fillingim 4, off Luque 5. off Gillespie l struck out, by ftl-
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
ST. JOI'IS
Ran for tlemors in Sth. Rated f1r g Smith in otf

fBatted for s. smith in 9th.
 New York ,.,. 0Nn 09n 1nn--2 St. Louis .................. nGQ o00 1lo-2
 Two base h!ts. Mann. Kelly, 'lemons; home run, Hornsby; sacrifices Shinners; double plays, Bancroft and Kelly Bancroft Rawlings and Kelly; left on bases New York 5, St. Louis { base OH balls off Pfef- fer ?, off Rarfoot 1; struck out, by Pfef- fer 5, by Nehf 2 hits. off Pfener in s innings off Rarfoot 2 in 1 inning; losing pitcher, Pfeffer; umpires, Hart and OlJay; time, i:31.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
% st BRISTOL HIGH SCHOOL.

Three base hits, Ehlers; two base hits, Lindnuist. Yorksha, Hueftlein stolen bases, Bristol 2. New Britain E. left on bases, Bristol 1S New Britain 4; bases on balls. of iiolmberg S. off Waskitz ?; hit bats men, Waslitz g. struck out, by Hueftlen $, by Holmberg 5, by Naskitz s.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
ROBERTSON GAINS
 VERDICT OVER MAYS
ChisOx Pitching Hero Checks
 Tanks Winning Streak

New York, Hay 11.--Chicago broke New York's winning streak yesterday, taking tight eleven-inning pitching duel, 2 to |, in which Robertson, hero Of a recent perfect game, had the better of Mays. New York's misplays let Johnson score the winning run in the eleventh. The score;
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
PbiIaIclphia i, Chicago Q.

Chicago, May 1l.-Meadows held Chicago to three scattered hits veg terday whie Philadelphia punched hits off Alexander and Cheeves and shut out the locals to 0. Zeb Terry made his first appearance of the sea son in the Chicago lineup yesterday, playing second base. Score:
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
CHICAGO

"Batted TOT AleAanaer III ttl'
 "hllRdelfhla ',.'.'.''''.'' p'1 o"o ii"-i 'hicago ................... o"o o0o "G0--O
 Two base hits, Fletcher. Walker, Grimes, LehourEeau, Parkinson; stolen Dases, tiack, Miller; sacrifices, Leslie; double play,
 Fletcher, Parkinson and Leslie; left on 5a ses Philadelphia I, Chicago 5; bases on balls, of Meadows :; struck out, hS Alex ander 2. by Meadows 3, by Cheeyes B; hits off Alexander 10 in : innings. off CheeNes 3 in innings wild pitches, Meadows; los ng pitcher, AleNnnder; nmnires, Rglcr, Phrman and Mccormck; time, 1:5S.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
ISNApPY FIELDING
 SAVES AR7lE KEHF
Giants Again Defeat Cards in
 a 3 to 2 Battle

St. Louis. May 1l.-=Scnsational fielding of the Giants saved Art Nehf from defeat yesterday, the Cardinals losing 3 to ?, Prefer and Bartoot could not stop timely wallops.
 Tbo rpore,
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
Boston 9. Cincinnati 2.

Cincinnati. May l1.--Boston hit Lu- que and Gillespie hard and had little difficulty in defeating Cincinnati yes terday 9 to 3. Southworth's home run in the eighth inning bounded into the right field bleachers. Filingim was hit in only two innings. Score:
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
NEW YORK
sBatted for FeNster in 1lth.

fRan for Baker in llth,
 Chicago ...,............. O0l OOn eRn ol-2 New York ........,....,. GOO 0oo 100 oo--1
 Two base hit, Mcclellan; sacrifices, Rob- ertson Schalk Scott. double plays, Pirp (unassisted): Ward Scott and pipp; Mays and Pipp left on bases, New York $. chi cago 5; base on balls, off Mays ? off Rob ertson 1; struck out, by Mays 3. by Rob erteon 2; hit by pitcher by Mays tMos'iD umpires, Nan and Moriarty; time l;5o.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago ?, New York 1---l1 innings Detroit 10. Boston [. Washington ?. St. Louis 1. Philadelphia [, Cleveland G.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
PHILADELPHIA
'Batted for Harrison in Sth.

Cleveland ... 300 n6n 300-6 Philadelphia ...,..,.,....,. 100 otp e2X-7
 Two base hits Walker, Gardner, Wood three base hit, McInns homo run, Dykes; stolen base Wood sacrifices, Johnston, Weich, Evans, Gardner; left on bases, Cleveland II. Philadelphia ,; bases on balls, off Heinach l. off Moore 3, off Sothoron 3; struck out, hS. Sothoron }. by Moore 2; hits of Heimach in 1-3 inning, off Moore in s Ia innings, off Harrison in l-S innings off Harris in 1 inning; hit by pitcher, by Moore tGardnerl; winning pitcher, Yarrison: umpres Wilson Hide brand and Connolly; time, 2tl5.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
FOOTE AND ANDY
 BEAT BRIS7OL|7ES
Casino Representatives Improve
 position in State League Race

J'oote and Anderson, the local state ltaguers, improved their standing last night at the expense of Eaton and Jerrold of Bristol at the Casino all leys. The home boys romped off with four games in five rolled. The scores:
 Eaton and ,JcrOld
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
Standing of the CIubS
Games Today.

Chicago at New York. Cleveland at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Washington. Detroit at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
 
Baseball m Brief
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ycstcr,Iay's Results.

New York 8, St, Louis 2. Philadelphia {, Chicago 0. Boston g, Cincinnati 3.
 Brooklyn -Pittsburcs-Rain.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Rochester 6, Jersey City i. Toronto ,, Newark 4-E-irst game, Newark 4, Toronto 2-Sccond game Syracuse 5, Baltimore 4. Buffalo 6, Reading 5.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
Detroit 10. Boston 9.

Boston May l1.-Doubles by Brass Ter and Blue in the ninth scored what proved to be Detroit's winning run yesterday against Boston. Detroit ~-oo 1n to Score.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
Standing of the Clubs.
Cannes Today

New York at St Louis. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston at Cincinnati.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
EASTERN LEAGUE
Result. ,cStertlay

Result, yesterday Pittsf1eld 5. Hartford 4--l1 innings. Bridgeport IS. Springfield 3. New Haven [, Albany 5. F'itchburg 5, Waterbury 0.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
Standing of the Clubs
Games Today Bridgeport at Hartford. New Haven at Albany. Waterbury at Worcester. Pittsfeld at Springfield.

n : innings off Gillespie in ?; losing ,itcher, Ludue umpires Moran and Quig- Icy; time, o;o5
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
Standing of the Clubs
Games Today

Jersey City at Buffalo. Network at Toronto.
 Baltimore at Toronto. Reading at Syracuse.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-11
St. Louis el,iurtnr

Two base hits Tobin Williams. McMan- us, three base hit Judge; double plays, Siser to Severeid; Pecklnpaugh to Harris to Judge; left on bases St. Louis s, Wash inEton S; bases on balls. off Davis 1, oil Johnson 5 stru"k out, hy Johnson | hit by pitcher. by Davis (JudgeD; wild pitch, pavis umpires Evans and Dineen; time. 1:33.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-07
WANTED: statesmen

A shortage of sales managers
is reported by "white collar
employment bureau in New York
City, wa.ch supplies business ex-
ceutives, efficiency experts and
college professors, just as SINH
lar organizations supply team
ste~s, cooks and day laborers.
There is constant and in
creasing demand for sales mana
gers says the report. RE
Gently we have been supplying
men for these positions at sala-
ries averaging 1921 a week. And
we have trouble finding enough
men to meet the demand"
Young men, undecided what
10 do" give a thought to sales
nanship as a career.
And, by the way, the young
bookkeoper who is struggling
along and sees no future in his
line should be heartened by the
news that plenty Of jobs paying
$4,000 TO $4,000 a year await