Two Auto Crashes Leave Girl Dead and Boy Hurt
A girl named Margaret Ring, 10, was killed and 18 year old Martin Kinnane was injured when two separate Madison Avenue accidents occurred within an hour. Driver Charles Gunz Schaffer, 18, of Dal Bronx Avenue, was arrested on a $1,000 manslaughter charge. Schaffer claims he flashed his horn to avoid a car and struck the girl who had been with playmates near Grand Street. Kinnane was taken to St. Vincent’s Hospital with a fractured rib and facial injuries. Fire and police searched a Beardsley pond for five hours for 10 year old Joseph Terfiaj, who slipped through ice. the body was not recovered.
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Margaret Ring
2Ndison
Vincent's Hospital
Martin Kinnane
Charles Gunz _Schaffer
Dal Bronx Avenue
Madison Avenue
Grand Street
Iis
Scharier
Bedr
St. Vincent's Hospital
Nia
Gensella Unser
Marion Street
Capitol Avenue
Madison
Capitol
D. Walsh
Rea
St. Vin
Timhall Road
Beardsley Park
Joseph Terliaj
Hallett Street
Terifaj
Cken
Gresak
Br. Walsh
Walsh
Fire
Pukce
Herb
Chemical Company Number 1
Jong Pikes
Kilian
Hesarty
Mob surrounds jail to lynch thirteen Negroes
Reports from Warrenton indicate a mob has surrounded the Warrenton jail where thirteen Black suspects are held for alleged participation in a race riot. Shots were fired as locals from Norlina move to join the crowd, aiming to prevent any lynching of the prisoners including alleged instigator Bullock Flummer.
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Norlina
SN. C
Warrenton
Flummer “Bullock
Eroes
Norna
Cork Lord Mayor to Cancel Parole at Norfolk Today
Cork lord mayor Coral I. O Callaghan arrives in Norfolk to cancel parole with immigration official Ries and his counsel Judges Lachens. A prior order delayed his departure from Washington as arrangements were made to leave on a friendly vessel for potential return to Ireland.
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Cork
Norfolk
Norfick
Coral I. O'Callaghan
Ries
Lachens
Washington
Ireland
Bolsheviki Move to Quell Kiev Revolt As Insurgents Advance
Warsaw reports insurgent uprisings near Kiev have reached a critical stage. Bolsheviks rush fresh troops toward Odessa as the Black Wands, likened to the Ku Klux Klan, conduct night raids to disrupt Soviet forces. Several engagements threaten Kiev and rail lines toward the city are at risk as loyal troops defend the approaches.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Kiev
Odessa
Odess
Man Shot by Former Friend Near Death in Sunday Attack
Patsy Fasaling of 173 Phareneetois lies in Defrate hospital with two bullets lodged in his spine after being shot by Tony Daniels of 187 Church Street at the corner of Church and Waterview. Daniels escapes. Fasaling’s condition is critical with slim chances of recovery as witnesses describe a sudden confrontation and a fleeing assailant.
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Patsy Fasaline
Church Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Tony Daniele
Himn
Church Elrect
Waterview
Patsy Fasaling
Phareneetois
Prdpepor Hospital
Fasaline
Tony Daniels
Qasailant
Mayor Wilson and Stanley silent on Anderson Primrose charges
A signed police commission statement accuses Mayor Wilson and Commissioner Stanley of meddling to replace Superintendent Redgate. Wilson refused comment citing unread papers, while Stanley said he was out of town and could not review the lengthy charge. The document also alleges political motives behind the plan and a failure to provide promised evidence.
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Wilson
Stanley
Anderson-Primrose
Clifford B. Wilson
Anderson
Primrose
John C. Stanley
Primrose and
WWM
Brimense
K D. Anderson
Cory Stanley
Divine
John A. Redgate
Minstar
Rmngxar
Senate 10 Acton Federal Men Nab Packer Bill Today
Federal agents seize an elaborate limousine in Stamford containing one hundred gallons of grain alcohol under the upholstery. Prohibition officers arrest Michael Naples of Brooklyn and his companion Aliens Adline as Kosten, charged with violating the Volstead Act. The pending Packer bill and tariff discussions shape a busy congressional week as action looms in the Senate and House.
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Senate
Acton
Packer
Washington
Aea
Congress
House
Marsata
Thy House
Wess and
Henriter Borah
Hepultican
Idaho
Foreign Relations Committee
Great Britain
Tapan
Ffonse Naval
Tusélay
General Deraling
Chateman Baier
Automéile
Stamford
Michael Naples
Brooklyn
Adline
Kosten
Edeh
Alleged Liquor Offender Caught By Local Police
A local police arrest led to seizure of two quarts of alcohol from an alleged liquor offender. The suspect, age 28, faced charges related to illegal possession and distribution. No further verified details were disclosed in the readable text.
Burglars Take 13 Crates Eggs and 35 Sacks Potatoes
Burglars broke through a rear window of Mendelson Producers at 25 Walter Street Saturday night and stole 13 crates of eggs and 35 sacks of potatoes. Police report a burglary occurred yesterday, with details still under investigation.
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Mendelson Proikers
Wailer Street
Birgary Ymide
Nuneayy
Lowden Might Be Naval Secretary in New Cabinet Shake-Up
Washington reports indicate a cabinet reshuffle under President elect Harding placing Lowden as naval secretary while Dawes risks losing the treasury post to Andrew Mellon of Pittsburgh. The change pleases Senator Penrose and could move Weeks to the war portfolio, with further shifts possible depending on Taft’s stance.
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Ity Universal Servic
Washington
Pocus
Stronk O. Jaacisen
F Unois
Harding
Ln Dale
Vatal
Darwits Hal
Lue
Annapolis
Tafts
Weeks
Dawes
Federal Reserve Board
Lowden
Chicago
Marion
Qarines
Landou
Petrie
Ninel Darding
Thalsa
Hag Sbbaai
Cardia
Winn
Walter Lantragsch
New York
Hivers
Conaress
Mitpupaan Sonmtries
Amerie
Parkands Dikterd
Anata Ottick
Washington art school fund grows to 2.5 million
A misread campaign note recounts a $40,000 bequest for a national art school, later expanding to a $2.5 million endowment. The article details trustees, trust duration, and proposed location in Washington with an instructional program in painting and sculpture. It cites discussions with prominent figures and a plan to establish a national observatory and related cultural institutions.
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Washington
New Crime Outbreak in New York Sees Three Die
A wave of crime in New York and suburban towns leaves three dead and two dying. The Shelton Trust Company’s funds in a $25,009 hold are tied to Receiver M. T. Holcomb, with assets to be recorded. Securities pledged to New York lenders and a large loan to an Asbury bank are cited as the bank’s remaining assets. State officials, including Bank Commissioner J. J. Sturm and State’s Attorney Homer R. Cummins, prepare for possible criminal action as investigations proceed.
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New York
Edward St, Peet
Shelton Trust Company
M. TE. Holcomb
J. J. Sturm
Holcombe
Shelton
Touinly
Holcomt
Rane Celar Ty
Reston Bank
Raid on Galway Hamlets Reported Attacks Across Ireland
Reports from Dublin indicate Galway County and several hamlets have faced reprisals by the Kirian military with homes burned and residents killed or wounded. Across Ireland attacks on police barracks and patrols continued, with dozens of deaths and many civilians affected amid a volatile week.
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Dublin
Ireland
Moneshan
Tipperary
Darrinka
Ulenbewer
County Tipperary
Nowore
An Howe
Sianodden
Ulster
Elias
Walsh Wand Monde
KHOL
Annughilowt
Galway
Bilielt
Cormac
Berwick Pa Passes Sunday Under Strict Secular Law
Berwick, Pa., enforces Sunday closures under a strict secular order. Cigar shops and depots stay open while other businesses shutter for the Sabbath, reflecting local enforcement of the observance and tensions within the town.
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Berwick
Bal
Paty
Beewick
Comnel
Bbath
Depres
Gerny
City Manager Plan Praised At Forum By Advocate
A prominent speaker urged adoption of the city manager system with a strong elected commission. He argued it concentrates responsibility, speeds decision making, and improves public works. The plan would have commissioners appoint a city manager, who hires staff and can discipline employees.
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Charles Azeblin
Boster
Zueblin
Agiinat CI
Yntiarry
Ely
Daring New York City bandit waves terror through early morning raids
A wave of crimes in greater New York over four hours left one man dead on a crowded street and an 18 year old choir boy found murdered on railroad tracks. Bandits robbed a Manhattan factory store and held up autos and milk wagons near Tarrytown, with loot surpassing $20 000.
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New York
Greater
Richmond
East 42Nd
ArMen
Tarrytown
Inlay Z. Shepherd
Suigvher
William Enekefeller
Angelo Partricolo
Elizabeth Street
Kermit Bogethar
Risimond Hill Baptist Church
Long Island
Bishwasmen
Finley J. Shepherd
Robert L. Dean
Dwaren
Jersey City
Wurder
Michael Poly
Skiten Island
Manhattan
Inten Island
Lloyd George and team head to Paris talks
London dispatches say Prime Minister Lloyd George and the British cabinet staff left for Paris to attend the reparations conference. The trip signals Britain will engage in the Paris parleys to shape postwar reparations and security terms.
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London
Darie Lloyd George
Paris
Engagement Rings Banned Must Save for Baby Buggies
A fragmented report from Zion City notes officials urging restraint on engagements and rings to fund baby carriages. The terse item references meetings and admonishes spongy chatter, with unclear names and dates embedded in the OCR.
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Voltta
Zion City
Otore
Seris
Zion
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