More Thorough Steamer With 400 SSD Aboard Fireswept
A damaged 19th century account reports a steamer with 400 SSD aboard catching fire off Ambrose Light in New York Harbor. Fire department crews battled the blaze as passengers were rescued, with officials debating a borough form of government and a November election outcome as part of broader civic changes.
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United Presse
NEW York
Bysba
New Yorke Harbor
Sana Front Iis
Hirodkdyn Tire Department
Magistrate Held After Traffic Court Case
A Pittsburgh traffic court magistrate, John A. Staley, was held after a grand jury indicted him on malfeasance. Max Shulgold testified the magistrate denied bail and faced charges linked to alleged manipulation of traffic court actions. The case raised questions about election integrity and civic trust amid a proposed broad reform proposal backing urban accountability.
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Py Yun
Pittsburgh
John A. Staley
Iry
Staley
Max Shulgold
Tim
Inoater
Foresee Some Fine Deer Hunting Reported
An unclear report notes deer hunting activity near Harlandnd Spring and along Owerhead Road. The fragment mentions a game warden and a work train crew sighting lawns and a dog involvement but lacks coherent details or dates.
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Warren York
Harlandnd
Eas Nout
Owerhead
Rotary Club hears talk on diphtheria immunisation
Members of the Rotary Club heard a talk on diphtheria by county health officer Dr Miller. He stressed the importance of timely immunisation and anti diphtheria campaigns. Guests included Gr. Maguire editor of Trigger and Reel and others from local health and civic groups. Attendance was encouraged to reach 100 percent.
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Rotary Club
Dnb
W Miller
Elbow
Corry
Te Miller
Gr. Maguire
Trigger and Reel
Erie
Wish
Big A
Terhune
New York
Ibys Es Kemp
Hostony Kew
Indianapolis curfew plan faces council vote
An Indianapolis curfew proposal would require youths under 18 to be off streets after 10 pm unless accompanied by a responsible adult. Some council members oppose the measure, arguing it could be too drastic, while others want a firm enforcement line. The ordinance proposal, including fines up to 50 dollars, was discussed with a continuation noted on page 4.
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Muir Staning
Lily Dosall
Mayur
Navstr Bracken Alga
Mietis
Heaeh
Muir Brackenays
Loward
Wakida
Nils
Corry
Marty
Umson Kron Polis
Stofsimling Laisianapolis
Vison
Holdfear for Recovery of Sherman Youth
A Sherman youth fled or attempted escape after a violent incident. He was monitored through the court, sent to a medical facility, and then transferred to a state institution for care. The case centers on hospital evaluation and custody as the boy remains under observation.
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Feary
Mure
Sherman Yontl
Sherman Ginit
Ocean flight plan sparks new attempt for 25 000 gallon fuel
Unclear text outlines a bold ocean flight attempt by Rene End based on reports from The Raymond Wrway. It mentions a $25,000 stake, a Paris connection, and a Bernard monoplane with fuel capacity near 88 gallons, with details tangled in OCR garble.
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Jy United Press
Washington
Rene End
Raymond Wrway
Pars
New York
American Adrudantic Association
Paul Tarascon
Five Day Week Proposal Receives Mellon Support
A fragmented report notes Mellon backs a five day workweek in industry, arguing it would boost national production and social economy. Critics from labor groups caution about objections from trade unions and political factions while noting potential similar outcomes with different methods.
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Ey United
Wastiington
Melton
Amery Federation of Labor
York
Arcotleague of
Mellon
Priduenion
Restrictions Lifted Tomorrow In City Amid Health Scare
City officials announce that all restrictions will be eased tomorrow after a diphtheria scare triggers quarantine measures. The Board of Health and local council say theaters and public gatherings will resume with caution as officials assess ongoing health risks and announce any further steps.
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Bam
Deayay Hjem
Detective Seeks Melix de Martini in Liberty Murder Case
Somerville New Jersey October 5 the state presses to bring Melix de Martini private detective back from New York for extradition. A habeas corpus hearing at Brooklyn Supreme Court is set to determine release while authorities pursue further indictments tied to the murder of Rev Edward A. Hidl and choir singer Mrs Mills. The investigation targets others accused of conspiracy obstruction and hiding evidence, with Mrs Frances Stevens Hall and relatives under scrutiny.
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Somerville
N. J
Melix de Martin
New Jersey
Siush
New York
Bi Martini
Ingii
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Freday
Frances Stove Hall
Liberty
Wile
Honey Stevens
Newilegel
Edward AW
Hidl Andi
Else Mills
Romanian queen to visit Coolidge in private welcome
Washington report states Queen Marie of Romania will visit President Coolidge on her own initiative and in a private capacity receive an official welcome to the executive mansion. She is to be hosted at the White House in an announced visit.
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Yniten
Washington
Aiougle Gukon Marke
White Manse
A F L Backs Garment Workers At National Convention
The American Federation of Labor unanimously approved extending full support to New York garment workers and directed the executive council to appeal to affiliated unions for immediate financial assistance.
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United Press
Portro
National Convention
The
America Federattion of Labor
Armen Workers of
New York
Human element blamed for South Bethlehem wreck
A report by John Cohouers of the Public Service Commission’s accidents bureau finds the human element responsible for the September 7 crash near South Bethlehem. Eight lives were lost and 40 injured as trains crossed over a crossover on the Central Railroad of New Jersey and the Nehiguh Valley lines. No additional recommendations are issued beyond steps to stop all trains on those routes.
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United Fess
Central Railroad of
New July
Nehueh Valley Railroad
Woman's Club Opens Season With Key Address
The Woman's Club season begins Wednesday October 3 at the Hotel Orty. President's Day opens the session with Mrs Charles Croiin delivering the address. Dr Bess Kincaid organizes the season program and Mi Shoop will give several number. Active members to sign preference for at least one department and coffee will be served. Large attendance urged for a successful season start.
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Orty Ont
Stholelocke
T le
Charles Croiin
Mi 6
Shoop
Bess ‘Kincaid
Eld
Port Fulton School Knicker Controversy Sparks Board Action
In Jeffersonville Indiana during October the Clark County courts may rule on a dispute over school dress code at Port Fulton. Virginia Afer a 40 year old girl was barred from attending because she wore knickers instead of a dress. Her mother Mrs Thomas Allen contends the policy is improper and has pressed the issue with the city superintendent.
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Jeffersonville
Allen
Rivers Leave Banks As Heavy Rains Continue
Springfield reports flood damage as rivers burst banks. Hooded Minute floods leave Beardsstown homes homeless and Vermilion and Mississippi rivers reach record levels. Edgar county streams overflow, bridges undermined, crops destroyed. In Kansas and Oklahoma flood waters claim several lives and halt reconstruction plans. damage estimates near half a million dollars and rising.
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Springfield
Ill
Danville
Tarverto
Alton
Vers
Edgar County
Tm Pike
Scott
Brown
Kansas City
Oklhoma
Kansas
Oklshoms
Oscar Brooks
Mangum
Okla
William Clark
Fight to Save Accused Slaver
Uniontown reports the defense for Joseph M. Weisel, charged with murdering his wife, seeks to delay or gain a change of venue as his trial opens in criminal court. Weisel allegedly confessed after his wife’s death at Pennsville, a confession later disputed by authorities.
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United Press
Teapot Dome case nears climax in supreme court battle
Washington October 5 The climax of the Teapot Dome episode nears as the U S government seeks cancellation of leases and title to Kern County oil from Pan American Petroleum and Pan American Transport and Petroleum and Halliburton naval storage firms The decision, expected in 1921, will determine validity of leases and possible penalties for $10 million oil charges tied to Sinclair interests and Pearl Harbor era storage tanks The government argues fraud and seeks lease cancellations while oil men contend the payments funded navy storage tied to Pearl Harbor plans
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U.S
Leheay Pan-American Petroleum
PareAmericas Transport
Pesra’ Te Hille Navalsteem
Con Ment
Supreme Court
Calify
Frsetteny Winder
Layer Ponts
Thei Fall
H.C. Doheny
Harry P
Sinclair
Long the Lande
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Comrades Risk Lives to Reach Victims in Mine Disaster
In Rockwood Tennessee rescue crews battle poison gas to reach 28 miners believed dead after an explosion at Roane Iron Company’s fault mine. Five others injured, two critically, as families gather. several men credited with saving others, while officials say live rescues are unlikely.
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United Press
Rockwood
Tenn
Roane Iron Company
Fual
Big Smoky Mountains
Tennessee
Great Biull
Roane Company
Hng
Eac
Scpd
Rube Cook
Cook
Bill Elliott Elliot
Bill Tigue
Arthur Tigue
Eston Bowles
Eb Davis
1Davis
Bowles
Usse Bureau’ of Mines
William Illiott
George Biddies
H. M. Griffis
A. J. Grifis
Ben Gibson
Eston Holes
Ebbie Days
Bill Teague
Arthur Teague
Five Best Kauiu Features in World Series Game 3
Broadcast notes show Sportsman's Park St Louis coverage scheduled for 1:15 PM Central time and 3:19 PM Eastern time. Several program blocks and station hookups are listed, including WEAF and assorted music and variety segments.
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Sportsman's Park
St Louis
State Broadcasting
Scex
Armand Were
Tele Symphony
Sentral
Cmany
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