Vean Gregg Stages One Of Baseballs Best Comebacks
New York April 12 DaVin Walsh recounts notable comeback stories in baseball where veterans revived careers after seeming decline. Babe Adams and Vean Gregg are highlighted as players who faded then returned to high performance, with Gregg’s path from minor leagues to major league revival in Seattle shaping a late 1920s arc.
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Yartkees
EAGUE REVUE TO BE HELD TONIGHT AT ARMORY
Rehearsals concluded for the second annual Junior League revue to be staged tonight at the armory. Charleston audiences will see 22 or more acts featuring nearly every city social clique with performers practicing since last night. The show promises one of the finest amateur productions in the history of the city.
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Armory
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Frony
Charleston
Spectors
Nich
Indemnity Dispute Over French Share Reported
A Paris French indemnity controversy surfaces regarding the French share in a settlement with China. Reports say cabinet action and ministerial correspondence were initiated but unconfirmed. The settlement is said to cover 3 million francs for the Chinese government, exceeding prior votes. Lady Victor Paget opens a dressmaker shop in London.
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Mistry of Finance
Legation
Easter Day Attire Shapes Washington Street Fashions
Washington observers noted rare Easter parades with high style. Women showcased shoulder bouquets of orchids and pansies, chic serge coats, and bold footwear while a few stood out in distinctive ensembles such as a black silk pajama look paired with a long coat. President and Mrs. Coolidge joined the day with understated wardrobe choices as crowds gathered outside the White House and the First Congregational Church.
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Fifth Avenue
Washington
Kaater
Contd
White House
Peraldes
Mre
Coolidge
Deaths, Disappearances In River and City Violence
A string of deaths and violent incidents reported across towns. In Vermont, the Barton River area yielded the body of Charles Hutching amid a sprawling disappearance case tied to a divorce hearing and a missing schoolteacher, Miss Young. In Hazleton a knife assault left K. Miller dead after a confrontation with an unknown assailant. A Cincinnati bridge jumper was seen leaping from a rail line. In Aron and Wheeling, multiple murders, suicides, and fatal heart attacks punctuated a night of tragedy, with authorities probing the Morrison homicide and a father fatally shooting his son amid intoxication, while a motorcycle crash near Cumberland left Frank Lifebeal dead and George Headley severely injured.
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Bigay
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Ran
Shenandoah
Aron
John Morrison
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Morrison
B. Crafta
Leonard Morrigson
Balfour sails away serenely from Syria
Balfour sails today from Syria aboard the Sppinx bound for Alexandria with the Marl of Balfour who recently visited the Holy Land as a passenger. No outward demonstrations were noted. In Damascus district disturbances occurred during Lord Balfour’s visit, with twelve wounded and one injury reported by the Spahis.
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Telephones Shape Newspaper Delivery in Past Burst
A historic report details how telephone technology transformed newspaper distribution. It describes a 48 year old paper leveraging phone lines to relay news from Salem to Boston, enabling rapid coverage of events even over long distances. The piece highlights witnesses, figures like Alexander Bell, and the evolution of telephony in journalism.
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CO Ryles
Hunt View
Alexander Graham Gell
Sussex Institute
Lyream Efall
Salam
Cayin
Henry M. Batehelter
Bath
Boston
The
Globe
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Wits
Telne
Yuundig
Salem
Alexander Grohe
Bel
Nolin
Dhouoistration
Laatine
Batelader
Merchants National Bank of Salem
Yhwlose
Heapeln
Blame Carelessness for Mine Fatalities
Logan April 1. The jury verdict over a Taste Bagley mine explosion near McBeth that killed three men faults blocked ventilation in an unused mine section for seven months causing a gas buildup. The inquest, led by R. M. Lambie and Inspector Charles Poster, cited careless practices and gas hazards.
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Charles Poster
Zach Weans
J. Fo White
Few Foreclosures On Farm Loan Plan
Washington analysis by Commissioner Cooper shows federal farm loan systems have tallied only about three-tenths of one percent of the loan main in the span of the banks' existence. He notes foreclosures are infrequent and that losses are guarded by the banks, underscoring an essentially sound and stable agricultural sector nationwide.
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Federal Land Banks
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Ro AL Cooper
Ancient Greek Relic Found in Well Near Athens
An ancient Greek relic is reported found in a well near Athens on April 12. The copper and marble pieces include statues attributed to Lysippus and Praxis, depicting the Nine Muses and Jupiter. The government orders a wide search of the area after initial copper artifacts were unearthed.
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Ori Megara
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Lysipus
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Husband and Wife Lead Pulpits Across Seaport Town
Hastingsport Me April 12. Rev Taplin J Winslade and his wife share church duties with Mrs Winslade preaching at Central Congregational Church while Rev Winslade conducts services at Bem Vries. The couple travels for lectures across Canadian Island regions and Northern States. They reside at the Baptist parsonage in Hastingsport.
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Slatin
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Trene
Robbers Steal Priceless Books From City Bank
A gang robbed a local bank on April 12 stealing rare books, manuscripts, and documents tied to historic collectors. Detectives say the cache included pieces linked to Gena, Savona, and San Bane, with authorities now tracing suspects and recovering items in a broad inquiry.
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Tully
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Colovrors
Teresa Danke
Uke Cialia Stossihee
xaeUy Cortah
Prich- Jess Marine
Sand Care Stet
Histori Doments
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Savona
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