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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15

moro districts. Members OF the
committee predlaed tonight that
there would be opposition upon the
floor OF tho senate TO this eNten-
sion OF the list but asserted that the
committee would stand solldly In
support OF the bill as agreed upon
today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15
Reed Not n Candidate.

TOPEKA. Kan. Feb. 14.--An-
nouncement was made today by
Chairman Clyde M. Reed OF the pub
lie utilities commission, as result
OF a conference held Monday night
by n number of administration lead
ers. that he would not bo a candt-
date for governor In the republican
urinary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15

Twenty-four hour time IL used N
many Latin American countries ana
is compulsory in Argentina in con.
nectlon with public documents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29

crucial. The feeling in administration
quarters IS that industry Is on the verge
~ great era Of prosperity IT only IN"
voal and rail strikes can be settled. The
nresIdent. on his return from the May
hover gave no new indication OF the
course he will follow. which Tor the
moment appears to be one OF waiting 20
ses whether the railroads can operate
efficiently and carry the coal which the
!bituminous mines are producing in SUCH
Sreat quantities since the Cleveland
treaty OF peace was signed. If the coal
bcinr produccd cannot be carried. gov
ernment operation is inevitable. though
I, r,nst be understood that tn" admins
ration Is not committed to ;hat course
and ia really making no preparations in
rha, direction as yet and hopes another
solution will be found.
The situation Is not far different from
that which prevailed when thu president
i,yited the mines Ia resume OperPtiouS
under governmcn; pr"i"'ii"n l. be-
came evid-n; after 4 short time that
not enough coal was being produced 10
arrec, the situation very much Now II
remains TO be seen whether the dcterior
alton Of locomotives and equipment is
. nvth or tive truth and Wh' thcr tn"
coal being mined can he carri'" When
,,e facts 4r. .l.lr NJ. Hnrd,nC Will
Act-and not much sooner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
STRIKERS ADMIT
WRECk|NC TRAIN
Four of Band Arrested, Con-
fess to Removing Spikes
From Railroad
Officials Assert Evidence
Found of Widespread
Sabotage Plots

Chicago Aug. IS - Confessions o I
actual participation in the I~recSing q,
the Michigan Central express net"
cary, Ind, recently. by the removal ~
- spikes from 4 rail, were made by
'hA four men held in connection with
he disaster which cost the lives OF
TWO enginemen. according to police au-
thorittes tonight.
Following the alleged confessions.
five OF the nine arrested Sunday in con-
rection with tho case we're released,
hrt six others whose names were CON
ccaled were taken into custody. ThH
four from whom & was said c"nt"'
y.orS had been obtained, were all de-
clared 10 be striking shopmen. aithouE
: was indicated that no union OF
ric,ais were implicated in any way in
me train wrecktrg plot.
CAtm Extensive Plot.
All ten men being held in connec'
ton with the conspiracy which result
cd in the wrecking OF the train were
r.inE held incommunicado tonight
while city. state and federal and spe-
cat railway investigators continued ih-
esti.atioa to determine whether me
wreck was part OF an extensive plot on
we part OF radicals In striking ratI'
way union circles.
Officials asserted tha; they had un-
.arthed evidence OF widespread sabot-
.Se plots According 10 J. J. Rooney,
- the United States department or
justice. wholesale quantities OF com
r,,,u,lSt' literature and propaganda and
detailed plans for series OF sabotage
attacks have already been uncovered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
Desperate Attempts Being
Made to Reach Trapped
Men IN Gold Mine
Hope Almost Abandoned As
Fla mes Battle Fire
Fighting Crews
Forty-two of Imperiled Men
Married-Hero Almost
Dies Saving Others

Jackson, Calf. Aug. 2s.-Mine rescNe
crews worked without avail today IN
tho Argonaut gold mine In whlch "
men were entombcd al midnight by
fire The men were thought 10 o. ne
tween the 1900 and $500 feet Levels.
while the main body nf the fire was
more than l. 600 feet above them
Employees OF the mine were sent INTO
the Kennedy mine. which connects Win
the Argcnaut mine through a tunnr'
but which iS closed by concrct" hulk
head. with instructions to break 0""n
the bulkhcad and enter the arSonaui
Report Of Tunnel Collapse
Il has been reported that the Ken
nrdy tunnel had collapsed. but the re-
port was not verified Early today '.
: Garbarini. of the Argnoaut. succeeded
in restoring the cut Off air supply TO the
2SO0 foot level and efforts were con-
tinued TO extend the air supply.
The Argonaut mine. one Of the famous
gold producers in California. was opened
25 years ago. 1t Is short distance
from Martell In Amador county. The
Kennedy mine adjoining, was opened in
tho SOS and always has been productive
Ii the tunnel in the KENNEDY mine
has collapsed. little II any hopcs'is eN-
pressed for the entombed men. During
the day. pipes were put into the Argoua
10 carry waser down to the burning Nm-
bers BEFORE that water had been sent
down In sktpS.
Forty-two Of the ertomhed men are
said TO be married. Most Of them I've
in this region. One Of them. George
Stetnman. has four children
Warns Men OF Danger.
Tho fire has already developed one
hero. Clarence Bradshaw. SHIFT boss.
BRADSHAW. In signalling for tho SHIFT TO
quit work shortly after midnight, FOUND
that the signals would not work after
two OF the miners had been summoned:
\ few moments later the shaft filled
with smoke and BRADSHAW knew that tn"
signal wires had burned out and COM
nuntcated with the remainder OF the
shift was cut Off.
He quickly hustled the men into the
skin and ali three were hauled 70 ~"
top Then he rc-entered the skip with
an assistant and tried to plunge through
the ftre-fillcd shaft whore h" heiieNed
the other men were located. He was
overcome by gas at the $500 foot lever.
and was hauled to the surface uncon-
scIous, but was revived later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
Conclusion Reached by Ad-
ministration Leaders Not
To Rush Matters
President Harding Satisfied
Intervention Not Yet
Necessary
Coal Situation Clears While
Railways Are Not Badly
Crippled

Washington. Aug 2s.-Proposals for
government operation Of rail- ano coat
nronerttes were put aside, at least for
the present to-day and administration
leaders both in and out OF Congress CEN
tered their efforts instead upon less
drastic measures 10 meet the lnduStrlal
emergency.
With the return to washington Oh
President Harding after an over-Sunoay
conference with some OF his principal
advisers on board the yacht Mayflower.
Il became apparent that no step toward
government operation was TO become
part Of tho present administration pro-
gram.
Leaders Oppose Plan
Not only was II revealed that the Pres-
ident himself was not disposed detinlte-
IL to ask for congressional authority 10
take over the properties inFoFed In 'he
strike situation, but It was made known
also that an influential group Of leaders
+, the Senate and House had taken
position which would make passage or
the authorizing legislation extremely
difficult.
Meantime, committees in both branches
Of Congress reported out for passage
later in the week, bills recommended ny
the administration TO strengthen lts
hand in controlling coal distribution by
creating a federal fuel distributing
agency and by giving TO the interstate
commerce commission broader powers
over priority Of shipments. In the
house. the bill will be taken UP to-mor-
row under rule providing Ior s'A
hours Of debate.
To Rush Measure.
President Harding was Informed Iate
in the day by Republican Leader MondelI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
IRISH MAKE APPEAL
TO TRY new TREATY

Dublin Aug. 2s.-(By the Associated
Press)-An appeal to the opponents OF
the Anglo-Irish treaty to cease hosu-
IitIes and give the treaty trial was
issued today by P. w. Kenney. widely
known as chairman OF the waterford
county council.
Kenny announced that In CONVERSE
ton he had with Michael Collins. sew
eral months ago. Collins e3presseu
very emphatic abuse regaro'ns 'ne
treaty and tho possibilities when II
nresented for the development and pro-
gress in ireland hut was still more
emphatic in Irelands rights to absolute
Independence and his determination 10
attain that end by every reasonaoie
means.
THE prospect Of civil,war in Ireland
said the appeal seemed to cause COL
lins great anxiety.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
SEEKS MODIFICATION
OF FREIGHT EMBARGO
ssore.Ary Of Clarksburg Chamber Of
Commerce Makes Appeal-Ran-
road yards Choked with Cars

ClarkshurE. W. Va. Aug. 2S.--W q.
Theleen. secretary nt the chamber or
commerce loft tonight for baltimore
and Washington 10 confer with Balu-
more and Ohio officials and Senator
toward sutherland relative t" having
the freight embargo, placed this morn
ing and affecting ingoing and outgoing
carload shipments modified. Manuta'-
turers here met this afternoon ana de-
legated Thelecn to make the trip.
Freight yards here are chok"d with
NOR, than $50 cars Of tiuplatc, glass
Jars for canning and h"Nc". all oil
which manufacturers claim are used IN
packing foods and therefore essentials
All Is under the embargo. except coal,
oil and pcrshahle goods. The embargo
affects all shipments in the territory
bounded by Rellaire. Ohio. on the east,
Benwood Fairmont. on the north. ana
Grafton and Elkius on the cast hun'-
inGton and Charleston on the south.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
CLINE WILL RESORT
TO UNWRITT TEN LAW
Accused slayer OF Actor John Bergen
Hold In Jail while Police Quiz wife
Sock Another Woman

EdEewater. y. !. Aug @>.-G"orGH
Kline, motion picture producer. charged
with the murder Of George Cline, movie
actor will claim the unwritter law and
sclr-defense. his counsel indicated. Po-
lice are searching for woman who. it
Is believed. witnessed the shooting.
Mrs Cline was still at her parents
homo today and II was reported author
i,;es nlan TO examine her further con-
cerning the attack upon her by Bergen.
which Cline claims was tn" reason for
tho killing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
CRASSHOPPERS RAVACE
ARMENIA AND PERSIA

New York Aug. 2S.-Grasshoppers'
rushing over Armenia from Persia. have
destroyed the fertile fields OF ZangeIour
proyince, according TO a statement IS
sued by the Near East relief today, and
orphanage supplies wilIhave to be d.
yerted to fight the starvation Which
threatens.
The statement said that one village
collected zoo tons OF grasshopners but
was unable TO save it's crops II is es.
timnted that $4,000 persons. 5000 oL
them children face starvation "a the
result of the scourEe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
IN
JUMP INC MA TCH
Pug Excels Martin In
Footwork and Wins In !.
l5-Round Bout

Sew York, Aug. oS.-Johnny Dundee.
vs,er,n pur,list. successfully defended
his world junior light weight title to-
night. receiving the judges decision
after n l5-round contest with vincent
"pepper" Martin. OF Brooklyn
In ,he first round Dundee sent Martin
10 his knees with A sharp left 10 tne
chin. Martin was wild and missed often
As Dundee danced about him, runsnihs
him to the ropes time and again. IheS.
were IN A series of vicious exchanges IN
the second Dundee landing cleaner ana
oftcner. They both jumped and daneed
in the third. exchanging heavy punones
to the jaw.
Martin Jumps, Too
The fourth was another series OF hSio
exchanges. Martin holding his own IN
the puuishing Martin adopted the
Dundee jumping and lodging tactics ~
the fifth and slipped Dundee with hafa
lefts to the chin several times. M.fun
shook the Italian in the sixth with hare
righs to the jaw.
Thcv slowed down in the seventh and
after Martin had shaken Dunoee VIII a
right uppercu;. the Italian launched
Commanded assault to the head. Dundee
started punching bee in the eighth and
Martin Responded willingly. 1t wa
boz, an even exchange. There was lit
lie heavy action in the ninth.
Dundee punched Martin at Will IN tne
tenth. after bringing blood from his nose
with a straight right. Martin attacked
Dundee cautiously in the eleventh ana
Dundee answered with shower Oh
rights and lefts to the jaw and ooay.
The twelfth was slow and uninter-
.s,inr with Martin always on the de-
fcnsive.
Martin came out full OF fight IN ths
Thirteenth, but Dundee put him on sns
defensive again with 4 sharp lsft 10
the chin that sent him to tho ropes
Dundee pummelled Martin all ABOUT 'hs
ring IN the fourteenth.
Marin fought like tiger ir tho
fifteenth. but was yorsted in the heavy
punching assaults.
Martin weighed $50 pounds and Dub-
dee l24S..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
TESTIMONY IS BEGUN
IN HERR|N Mine WAR

Marion. Ills. Aug 2S-Ftrst Wit
nesses were called today before the
grand jury investigating the Herrin
mine war Of June 81 and % after the
Jury had received it's instructions from
Circuit, Judge Hartweli. Today's wit
nesscs included employees OF an cleo
trical railway running between here and
IIerrIn who were said 10 have been eye
witnesses Of the man-hunting battle
and the owner Of a hardware store from
which ammunition was taken during the
preparation for the battle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
TRIES MOVIE MURDER
But PISTOL IS EMPTY

parkcrshurE. w. Va. Aug S.-S!N-
ycar-nld Elmer Harmon. when coins ne
was alleged to have stolen from the 'aSh
box Of "A street salesman here this al
,rrnoon were taken from him. salu:
"I'n get a gun and shoot yo~ I'M
mediatcly he crossed the street ["
hardware store, and, slipping pistol
from a showcase he returned with the
run cIaspcd in his hand In his coat
nocket and proceeded in an attempt
to carry out his threat in true movie
fashion.
The revolver was not loaded, however
and tho salesman disarmed the lad and
had him taken TO the police station
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
MEN OF CLOTH ONLY
MAY PURCHASE WINES

Washington. Aug. 2S.-New reguIa-
tIons covering distribution OF wine for
sacramental purposes in accord with
the recent opinion of Attorney General
paugherty were issued today by In
tcrnal revenue Commissioner Rlatr. to
become effective September 20.
The regulations Er"vide that manu-
facturers or importers "f sIcramcntal
win, may -ell only to rahhiS. ministers.
priests nr other authorized officials OF
4 church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
POCAH0NTAS KINGS
GIVE OLD WAGE SCALE
Tug River. Kenova-Thacker and othor
Mines Also Give In, With Moro
Being Forced to Accede.

Eluchcld w. Va. Aug. 2S.-Pocahon-
ias coal operators today decided TO put
all their employees back on the 1920
wage scale. effective as Of August 10,
it WAS announced following a general
meeting Of the Pocahontas operators
association held in this city. Similar
action has been taken by tho Tug river
operators. kcnova-ThaCkcr and that
section of the southern West Virginia
field served by the Norfolk e. Western
railroad. II was announced
Operators OF the Norfolk & Western
fields. il was said. were forced to re-
turn To the 1920 wage scale after the
1920 wage scale had been restored by
the New River and Winding Gulf fields
in order TO hold their labor
There has been two reductions In
wages in the Norfolk & Western fields
since 1920.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
GRAVE RECEIVES
BODY Of COLLINS
Is Placed Beside Remains OF
Others Who Died For
Irish Freedom
Courier Comes With Lily A.
Token From The Slain
Mans Eiance

Dublin. Aug 2S.-(By the Associated
Press)-Michael Collins rests in ths
soil Of the Irish Free State. for which
he died fighting. He was buried today
in Glashvenin cemetery. where lies the
bodies of Arthur Griffith. Parnell and
other patriots. and many OF his com.
rades in the struggle for Irish freedom.
The whole nation mourned; the thou
sands at the graveside and those VINO
sorrowed in Dublin were only a frac-
tion of the whole. Dublin might have
been a city Of the dead; a great hush
was everywhere. yet almost million
people were there, standing or kneeling
on the streets: gentry from the fine
houses in the. suburbs and the poor from
the slums; women wrapped in their
shawls carrying their infants or leading
their awe-stricken children.
Many on Housstops.
A multitude were grouped in Window
and. assembled on housetops. clunE un.
certainly - chimncys, while otheri
climbed stone walls and monuments-al
TO catch a glimpse Of Ireland's grcateet.
cortege and pray for one of lreIands
greatest patriots.
Bear him 10 that hallowed place
Where our deathless dead are resting,
Where the spokesmen. OF the race
Gather for the final Qucsting.
Chivalrous he fought his fight
Kindly, patient. unreviling.
Hopeful that the dawninE Light
Would reveal a nation smiliIg.
Lay his body in the earth.
Giant frame and soul are ri"sn'
Think OF Collins In his mirth.
And his prayer: Be thou forgiven.
Thus sang an Irish bard today ~hih
they carried Michael Collins through.
the streets Of Dublin. II was only one
OF thousand tributes 10 this yoaiH
man and remarkable Irish genius VINO
in his short 80 years had given lreian'
her place among the nations OF the
earth, but who. like Griffith and PaF-
nell, was cut down before his work wa
crowned with complete victory.
While the requiem mass was oeinS
chanted IN the cathedral. military dis
patch rider rode up TO the edihce ann
entered by the main portal. He carried
in his hand a single white lily. token
sent by Kitty Herman. the dead patr'ots
fancec 1t was placed on the coffin lid,;
and was tendcrly laid there again TheH :
the coffin was lowered 10 the grave.
At the graveside Robert MulcahS.
who succeeds as commander in chiei OF
the army. speaking Of the life work Ano
the ideals Of Michael Collins TOT ifish :
freedom, said solemnly:
"Michal Collins can never he ourien'
for his spirit will live 10 guide 10
achievement his ideals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
OFFICERS FIRE SHED
WHERE BOOZE FOUND

harrisburg. W. Va. AIS "S.--A small
building on a hillside at West MILFORD
near here was burned "a the ground TINS
.veninE after federal prohibition agents
found 500 gallons Uc moonshine mash
in II.
They gathered barrels bottles ana
ma an together and set tire 1" the '"r
paper covering. Nothing was Ictt e"-
cept smouldering heap OF ashes an"
samples of the mash which ths agents
took 10 present before United states
Cornissioner Gordon at the hearing
Wednesday OF Ben Ferrise and san
Artillas OF the Glen Elk section ..
C.Iarksburg on charges OF being owners
OF the mash.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
MORE PAY FOR PUDDLERS

YOUNGSTOWN. ohio. Aug. 2s.-lron
nuddIcrs working under the sliding
scale OF the AmalGamatcd Association
Of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers VIII
receive an increase in wages of 10 cents
a ton for the next TWO months. a. the
result Of the hi-monthly examination
Of selling prices made here today III
the office Of james II. Mutt. secretary
rf the western bar iron ASSOCIATION.
VI + Tigu", president "f IN" AmafSn-
mated Association, r"prt~"nI"" ihe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
FIRST AIRSHIP FLIGHT
ACROSS UNITED STATES

Bcllevillr. Ills. Aug @H.-Ihe t'rSt
,rans-contjncntal airship flight ever at
,emnted in the United States will be
started by c.. from Langley field, Nir.
cinia. September !. it was Announced
this afternoon. at Scott field. the gov
crnment lightcr-than- air station here:
The stops will be made at Akron and
DAYTON Ohio: ST. Louis. Mo-; l.awton'
Okla San Antonio. Maria and FL Paso,
Tnxas: Yuma. Arizona and Los Angeles,
+,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
WILL PROBE KILLING
OF MAJOR CRONkHITE

Prov,dence. s. l.. AUG. GS.-The Cni-
ted States government intends to hrrnS
to Justice the person or persons res
ro,sible for the death OF Major Alex
aldcr f.. Cronkhite son OF Major Cen
cral Cronkhite. at Camp Lewis. wash
;nC,cn. October -. 1919. is was ind'-
Gated here today when federal sub
poana was served on former United
States Marshal John J. Richards 20 ap-
pear,as witness before the fedora!
grand jury at Tacoma, Washington
September 18th.
Former L. s. District Attorney Peter
e Cannon also is expected "a so u"
Tacoma as a witness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
worked at Lundale7

logan. ". Va. Aug. 2S--OIHcIaTS oT
the Iundale Coal company declared to-
day they were certain that John Bergen.
killed last week nj IN home OF George
Cline, in EdEewater. y. !. was the man
OF that name who was employed as fore
man In their mine at Lundalc for five
months recently. RerGen, they said.
worked at the mine from November 1921
to March OF this year. and while there
was considered good worker ard a
"nne man." they said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
Jury IS SELECTED
FOR ALIENS TRIAL

,.h,r,cs THown. W Va. Aug. 2S-
,rhs mr, which will hear evidence
against walter Alien. charged with tr"h-
son in connection with the mar'h "i
armed miners on LOGAN county. WIS Sc
In,,.I to-day. Opening statements viii
L.. made iu-mOrrnW.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
STEAMER IN COLLISION

Immbure. Anr .>-.Thr American
, .n, steamship. ST Paul hound from
New York for Hamburg, was in o"llt-
,,,n ,,day with Dutch auxiliary res-
SOY ,Srarrvlng timber for Morocco. The
.,n,sior occurred IN CuXhavcn Roads
and the auxiliary was t"wed I" Hux-
I,a,cn IN = sinking r"udI,r"m. The 81.
.,'.,,, rro.ccdrd Whether ~" va da m
,r.J W. no, Nn"Wn at present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
ADMUNDSEN BALKED

Nome. ALASKA Aus. 2S.-Captain
poaId Amundscn's exploration ship,
Maud is in the ice off Point Hope
north Of Kotzcbue Sound and the east
crn entrance to Bering strait, accord
ing to a radio message received mere
today from the coast guard cutter Bear.
II is believed here that the Maud is re-
turning 10 Nome because or untaNor-
rhlo ice conditions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
YORK STATE TO PoRTIFY
AGAINST COAL SHORTAGE

Albany y. Y. Aug "h .. S'Nrfh, hliIS
designed to remedy the coat ShurlaEr
situation. in this, state w'r, introduced
tonight at a special session "f the lcgiS-
laturc called by Governor Miller. The
governor In a message recommended
legislation that would provid" FOR the
anrorntmcnt Of a stat" fuel adm'n'sira-
tor with rouer N control the diStrihu-
lion of coal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
GOLFER IS "osTRAcIsED."

Southampton. y. Z. Aug 2S.-The
United States Golf association today
refused to restore George Won Elm Of
Salt Lake City to amateur status he
cause of his arrangements with sport
ing goods firm and "thc manner in which
he accepted payment Of expenses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
BRIDGE DYNAMITED

Jacksonville, Fla Aug, 2S-A dyna =
mite explosion tonight damaged bridge
on the Florida East Coast railway at
Spud@ - miles south OF here Trans
were moving over the bridge tonight
und,' ''W orders. No arrests nave
h.cn made