Harding Urges Loyalty in Soul as Independence Day Parade
Portland July 4 Associated Press reports President Harding spoke on loyalty and national unity during a parade featuring British sailors and Marines with U S troops. Governor Pierce praised enforcement of laws including prohibition. He contrasted nationalist and state viewpoints in a speech that referenced wartime service and aims for world peace.
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List of Injured From Exploding Firecrackers Causes
Fragmented list from Page One Wright shows multiple children injured by firecrackers and fireworks. Names include Wences to the eve and two children in one family burned. ages range from 4 to 16 with powder burns to eyes, arms, and hands. Locations include 286 Raneury street 1748 Malm street Stratford avenue and 445% Stratford avenue. Incident details note powder burns punctures and faulty explosions.
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Funeral notices and obituaries from unnamed local New Jersey area
A torn notice page lists multiple death notices and funeral details. Names include Frank Bulkle, Cain Moznick, Mich Wha, Sarah Quigley, Lena Lowith, and others with addresses and church services at St Michael and Summerfield churches. Dates show July 3 to July 6, with prayers, masses, and interment at local cemeteries.
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20 Kiddies Hurt In Celebration At Park Event
Reported page one continuation describes a large seaside celebration drawing thousands. Dozens of children suffered injuries though none life threatening due to crowding, with authorities detailing emergency responses and police presence. Beach crowds numbered over 7 thousand, many transported to nearby facilities as the city monitored medical needs.
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Shooting at Morehouse trolley yard shocks city
A trolley yard manager describes a shooting incident near Morehouse, with chaotic scenes as he recounts cartridges, purchase of weaponry, and the moment a resident caretaker heard a wife of a local figure narrate the aftermath. The report notes a Fourth of July period and ongoing regulatory discussion surrounding local transit safety.
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Seaside Park Belles Attend Fourth Day in Beach Fashion
A fragmented seaside feature recalls summer pageantry at Seaside Park with attendees in street fineries and bathers enjoying the sun. The scene highlights fashion observations, crowd ambiance, and seaside leisure as crowds linger and fashion details draw attention.
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Auto Trucks Not Farm Utensils Court Holds
The court ruled that auto trucks are not farming utensils and thus not exempt from taxation. Lowell city taxes of 264.78 on four Sutombhie trucks were paid under protest, with the claimant arguing the trucks qualify as farming utensils. The Moorene Court upheld the decision, stating farming utensils do not include motorized vehicles.
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Grave Digger Buries Over 3 000 Decedents
A fragmented report notes a grave digger buries thousands of decedents in an outbreak era scene. Mentions interment, electrocution, and references to figures tied to President McKinley era, including names and places such as Washington and Oregon.
Tennis title at Wi hlvden draws crowd despite losses
Elm street reports a day of mixed results as American doubles exit early and Suzanne Lenglen suffers. Kejdin Rearne claims a 220 mile auto event at Viven Championship in Kansas, while Bridgeport falls to Hartford and Albany edges Lisfield. Worcester dominates Ponies, and Athletics split with Boston while Chicago and Philadelphia feature tense showdowns.
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Desperate job seeker confronts police ad in Richmond Times Dispatch
A weary man with few options sought work and encountered a bold police advertisement. He expressed determination to apply, saying he would go inside to essay the job.
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