Ingram May Die From Accident At Stop Corner
Two fatal and near fatal railway related accidents are reported in Capitol Street area. The first injures Mr. Ingram in a collision with a transfer wagon at a stop corner, with surgeons warning a likely fatal skull fracture. The second concerns Albert Young in a capsize near Capitol Street crossing, leaving him with jaw, arm, and foot injuries and potential recovery. Police and railroad officials discuss signals, warnings, and crossing dangers amid council debate on grade separation.
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Wagram
Third Avenue
Charleston Genere Hospital
Ingram
Dow Schafer
Mr. Ingram
Dawson
Young
Albert Young
Capitol Street
MacMillan Hospital
A. N. Lyons
New York Central Railroad
West Virginia Water and Electric Company
Young's
Prats
Harrison Young
Fred Wilkenson
Water Department
Dagman
Ennai
New York Central
Albert Youn
Cornier
Harold Mathews
Dilty
Young Street
Mathews
Counrthman Mathews
Nin
Pulitzer air race delayed amid wind and damage
More than 250 planes gathered at Mitchell Roosevelt and Curtiss fields faced wind damage as the Pulitzer trophy race was postponed to Monday due to a 72 mile wind. Several planes overturned with minor damage, captains Edwards unharmed, and Army Navy racing planes prepared for dawn test flights if conditions allow.
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Associated Press
Mitchell
Field
Roosevelt
Curtiss
Blanca
Elent Da's
Cape
I. H. Edwards
Aberdeen
Mitchelffeld
Edwards
Bollingdelé
Army
Navy
Arclypa
Cyrus Bettus
George Cuddihy
Air Mail Pilot Missing Near Clarion Pittsburgh Flight Search
Clarion Pa Oct 10 a report on the missing United States air mail pilot Charles H Ames. Ground clues appeared near 12 miles south of Franklin in the Allegheny river valley where a railroad foreman noted a crashed plane. Superintendent Cary Eure said more National Guard troops would join a five member search as snow hindered air observers.
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Clarion
United States Air Mail
Charles H. Ames
Jess
Franklin
Allegheny River Valley
Cary PF. Eure
Amex
Egee
Aince
Amen
James B. Duke Dies in New York Home
James B. Duke, tobacco magnate and founder of the Duke Foundation, died at his New York residence after a nervous breakdown. His death leaves his varied interests in good hands, with interment planned in Durham, North Carolina. Duke, born 1840 near Durham, built a global tobacco and hydroelectric empire and chaired major firms before withdrawing from active management. His death follows a long illness and is followed by arrangements for burial in Durham and services in New York.
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James B. Duke
New York
York
Duke Tobieco
Tomcht
Duke
Duke Hig
Hye Nathye
North Carolina
Duke Foundation
Ie Duke
Trinity Rollere
Durham
N. C
Duke University
James Budhutnan Duke
N.C
Washington Duke
Nin
Peojamin Ny
Janes B. Duke
James
City Negligence Blamed For Pedestrian Death
An inquest in Ashiand Kentucky found city negligence caused the death of Allen Jane, 80, who was struck by a vehicle on Winelatter Avenue while walking in the street. The jury blamed the city for unsafe street conditions and the lack of a proper pedestrian path.
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Ashiand
Astana
Tealey
Alenan Janes
Clytresine
Cemetery Records Deficit Sparks 1903 Effort to Archive Burials
A local councilman defends the city’s failure to record burials at Spring Cemetery while calls grow for proper memorial records. Officials note decades of incomplete data across departments and warn of costly future work. The piece highlights the need to preserve graves and avoid further tax losses while criticizing past inaction.
Goes to Gallows in Jocular Mood Precotme Trial
Arvin Precotme, a 26 year old Indian, faced execution after a federal authority confirmed his guilt. A jovial mood gave way to a solemn moment as the sentence was carried out, with military guards and tribal members present. He was buried at a Wallawan graveyard in Kigman Aris.
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Arvin
George Itxon Suly
Mio
Arthie M. Cavelley
Apnehe Dritin
Miainen
Teay Avan
Federal
Swxtuemiek Reds
Swxtuemiek Reds Was Sent To Wish Te Hin Fachey
Jak Sujyiumie
Kigman
Aris
Brown seeks aid of courts in church conflict case
New Orleans May 1 term by order of the presiding bishop of the Protectant Witsconmt church Brown seeks intervention from the United States court Eastern Lowell Lotsxe & seatraining order requires the presiding bishop the Bishop of Techlwhem and the Aetse of Wlahoge to appear before the court Monday morning at St weluek to answer the complaint. The case centers on matters of the general administration of vedesia scienceBatt ion Burns told attorney for Bishop browz that the orders were served on Bishop Dathatt at the PONTUSion of the ds fest othe huure of bishops. Chancellor Seabrishle of New York was designated to represent the presiding bishop. Brown said he did not anticipate sentence and would appeal if not granted.
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New Orleans
Lay
Tlw
William Ontgymery Brown
Roush
United States
United
Lowelanu
Palhett Bishay
Techlwhem
Wlahoge
Stweluek
Honoy of Deputies
Iisher Brown
House of Bishops
Unclear text on trial, verdict and unification vote
Fragmented OCR article reports a murder trial with a conviction and a later appeal, mentions of Mercer and Cabell counties, and a separate church unification vote with a 12 to 66 result. Names Boyd, Payne, and Cleveland Boyd appear amid vague courtroom and religious notes.
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Mercer County
Oval
Boyd
Muttalle
Mbos
Roya
Cabell County
Allornuya
Dt Payne Boyd
Clevelind Boyd
Intarnesa
Matharte
Northern Tour To Promote Southern Business Ties
Southern boosters tour New England cities to engage manufacturers officials and chamber groups. Virginia and North Carolina leaders travel from Richmond to Waterbury New Haven and Boston area, with speeches by state chamber heads and business executives to bolster southern market access.
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Jcurmend
TaNginia
Virwinia
North
Capalina Bariness
Waterbury
Shelton
Derry
Ansonia
Seymour
Gegeon
Wate
Naugatuck
Co Bethany
New Haven
Sillith
Vetersburg
Ilexutherde
Jutan 4
Bielsland
Snake and City Foue
Vem Fey
Morris
Har Legichbure Chamber of
Voimmorees
Lee Long
View Preglent
4 Elk Catl Company
Calosel Tupeloid
Newport Wa
Virginia Ress Association
de Seoth Parrish
Richmiend Chamber
Mavetee
Yelald Wright
Jersbury
Virginie National Bank
Luke U.rades
Virginie Heilway and Power Company
North Carolina
Ic. Hurting Walker
Heaths“He
Roanoke
Vamieree
Greg
Virginia Iron, Coal and Mor Company
John We Totenesan
Miehwbure
Hector
Virginia Pulsleehale
Bhorige i Maree
Barniatis Moetsofa
West Viewing
Kuupler
Secretity
Oy Mocwhantus Ual Opertore Parrociationm
Dinettela
Mors Une G. Buchan
Norfolk and Western Ralinas
A. Eyiolda
Newport News Chamber
Cumimerce
Hia
Limpario
W. Dd. Tineeviapny
Ht. Bonenost
Woodstock
Suenaudoul National Mark Asset
Luo
Thuanony
Stamplon
Maritimes
Kaere
New Png
Witel
Weat Virgie
Orth Carolina
Lbwe
New
Malone
Massachusetts
Rhode
New Hampshire
New England
She Inti
Brovidunos
Maswa- Winnetts Mittes
Senators Take World Series Edge With Johnson Starter
Washington fans grew confident after Manager Bucky Harris announced Walter Johnson would start today against Pittsburgh. Pirates boss McKechnie countered with Ace Vlad Ydeo, aiming to stem the Senator surge and match him against Big Barney in a pivotal game.
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Washington Senators
Pittsburgh
Senators Triumph In Ardent Fall Classic Comeback
Washington edged past Pittsburgh 8 to 4 in a brutal World Series game amid arctic winds at Griffith Stadium. Joe Harris delivered a clutch seventh inning hit scoring Stanley Harris as Earl Smith homered, while Bart McNeely and Fred Marberry shut down the Pirates in relief. The crowd of 36,000, including President and Mrs. Coolidge, witnessed a dramatic, wind‑swept battle with disputed catches and sharp managing calls.
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Vresay Washington
Griffith Stadium
Washington
Buscamia
Yars
Sunators
Atralong
Joe Harris
Felder
Benators
Stanley Haerix
Qice
Fred Marberry
drinia_ ee
Catel Ative
Earl Smith
Wurler
Alex Ferruson
Miewten
Atine
Basta
Laniin
Sel McWevennie
Landis
Cookage
Gov- Armmant Tite
Wins For Senators Amid Remarkable Inning Rally
The report notes a standout performance by Rice and Briony driving key plays as Washington secured a late game victory in a high drama inning. It highlights a historic moment in the Flex league with a pivotal save and notable team conduct.
Simple Rites for Mathewson
Chris Mathewson laid to rest in Lewisburg after a five year tuberculosis battle. His funeral brought together Bucknell students and townspeople, with pallbearers including Cann and other team figures. Matty’s memory was honored by colleagues and fans who knew him from the baseball diamond and university roots.
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Reas
Lewisburg
Chrisex Mathewson
Bucknell University
Matty
Cheistx
Saranacoke
New York
Buchs
McGraw
Bancroft
Rebiyrnest Sterling
Tiranxville
N,v
Alvert Powell
New Haven
Cann
Baston
Marty
Matheresn
Auto Hits Post, Driver May Die in W Pa Crash
Washington Pennsylvania October 19 Edward Ward 47 of this city was probably fatally hurt and Russell Tustin of Waynesburg is in serious condition after a car collide near Waynesburg while attempting to avert an oncoming vehicle. Both men were taken to Washington Hospital.
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Washington, Pa
Edward Ward
Russell Tustin
Waynesburg
Carlidne
Washinton Hospital
Madison Assails Plans to Burn Delinquent Tax Papers
Madison denounces proposals to burn delinquent tax documents valued around twenty thousand dollars. The acting mayor and council member debate tax collection methods, with Cr Cochrane defending current plans while noting no action on 1928 and earlier taxes. Delinquents face new efforts to seize and collect via court какие.
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Madison
Wertz
Pitt Triumph Over West Virginia In Gridiron Battle
Pittsburgh October 10 Pitt Panthers defeated West Virginia Mountaineers 16 to 7 in a hard fought game in Pittsburgh. Gustafson sparked Pitt with two long passes and key runs while Farley and Barnum contributed crucial plays as West Virginia faltered on penalties and a late fumble. Rogers, hero five years ago, watched from the stands as Pitt capitalized on breaks to seal the victory.
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Vy Ben J. Reder
Peittsburgh
Rat" Rogers
Maunataineer
Rodgera
Virginia
Pittsburgh
Farley
Hale
Virginia Mountaineers
Pitt Panther
Bane
Hall
West Virginia
Parley
Pitt
Gurtot
Gustafeon
Gustafsons Tae
Smoky City
Eis
Kid-Om
West Vive? Kble
Lil Néeld
Ms Tanntta
Jina
Ryan
Jon Guatatsan
Panthers
Mountaineers
West
Wanamaker's Will Have Air Service
New York reports Wanamaker department store plans air service between New York and Miami Florida using Ford built planes. Redman Wanamaker says land is being sought for facilities and the venture may be jointed by Wanamaker and Ford interests. A Ford Stan metal airplane was exhibited at Wanamaker’s window after undergoing tests at Mitchel Field. The craft measures 66 feet from tip to tail.
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New York
Winsenheer
Mteml
Fla
Henry Ford
John Wanamaker
Redman Wanamaker
Mnalkers
Ford Motor Company
Wanamaker
Wastamaker Dempartment
Ford
Mitchet Hletd
Edel Ford
Campany
Presidental Air Inquiry Board
Jonn Wanamtet
of Wal
Ford Intercats
Mitchel Field
Tla
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Milas
Doris Duke
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Alte Council
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Tina Weld
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Muanhontie Fuel Campiany
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Southern Party
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the ‘Charleston Gazette
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Bucky Harris
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Smith
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Mathewson
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J.B. Madi Sane
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W. W. Werte
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Camellman
W. A. Todd
Mnance
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Culleutar
J. MM. Stambaten
Adich
Eivis
Squire Tully
Tle
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Che Te
Cochrane
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West Virginia Falls
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Puta
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