Fire at Parochial School Claims Dozens of Youths
A fire at St John’s Parochial School in Peabody Massachusetts destroyed the three story brick building within minutes. More than twenty pupils perished and about twenty were injured, with 16 year old Mildred Meade among the dead. Only two girls, Elizabeth Nolan 17 and Mary Sullivan 16, were identified amid the ruins. About 700 children were present when the blaze began. The cause remained uncertain with rumors of a hot air explosion.
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Peabody
Rt. John’s “Parochial School
Wea Gion
Mildred Meade
Dews
Elizabeth Nolan
Mary Sullivan
Notable Baptist Leader to Speak at Dotnau Kirst Church
Prominent Baptist figure W. W. Campbell, described as a persevering church and community leader, is urged by Rev. FR. WL Jennings to address a large audience at Dotnau Kirst Baptist Church. Campbell, noted for religious work and business success, also presides over the Alabama Bar tint State Convention meeting in Huntsville on November Léth.
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W. W. Campbell
Ab Tuskelee
Ain
Dotnau Kirst
Addess Mer
Abi Bare
Lagan’s
WL Jennings
Campbell
Alabama Bartint
Asin
Xinedarn
Gadi
Columbia
Lave Chas
Kaiser’s envoy Sets Out on Special Oerman Mission
Prince von ne Ort leads a German envoy on a mission connected with the German imperial chancellery. He travels with two companions to meet another party, as reported by The Telegraph.
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Kaiser's
Teibuna
Record Crowd of 4000 At Southeast Alaska Fair Parade
About 4 000 pupils and visitors fill the fair grounds as trains bring crowds and a long parade marks the event. Officials report larger attendance than last year with children joyfully participating. Foot races and the scheduled horse racing and air show are on the program. The parade line is described as possibly the longest ever seen in Southeast Alaska.
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Blakely
Fecf
Frarade
Ale”ban
Wagner
Bargain Notice For Steck Shares In Southaent Alabama
An advertisement offers 10 shares of Steck stock in the Southaent Alabama Fairs Annuociation. Address to Mrs Bolten at jar Ale feat 190d.
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Steck
Wilson Abkb Clark For A Conference
Viren dent Wilson has sent word to Champ Clark that he would like to see him here in the next month. The President aims to line up contests before convening the Administration's national defense program. Republican leaders will call the White House to confer on national defense plans.
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Washington
Wilson
Champ Clark
Spraker
Progr
National Defense
Pes Fone
Seante
Representit
Nenater Gallia
Man Granted 19-Year Forgiveness for Long-Evaded Crime
Joseph Cunningham, 50, surrendered at the Sherman County Sheriff's Office after nineteen years evading government prosecution. He confessed stealing 14 and fleeing from Alexandria during his time as a general delivery clerk when his brother was postmaster. Cunningham had hidden in fear of arrest since then.
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Nnammosid
Joseph Cotningham
Hanmend
Cooningham
Alexandria
Cunningham
Property Listing for Wade Helms Farm Near Chandron
A 75 acre edge of town farm offers a good home with tenant house, barn, three wells and pasture. Contact Wade Helms or trainmaster Chandron for details and viewing.
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Bsa
Wade Helms
Hota
Chandron
Editor Rileen of the Enterprise Journal in Dothan today
Rileen serves as editor of the Enterprise Journal in Dothan, guiding local coverage and newsroom operations as the paper reports on community events and municipal developments.
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Rileen
The
Enterprise ‘Journal
Iin ‘Dothan Today
Crossing Cop Is Motor Car Critic
An article portrays a traffic officer who judges driving with a stern eye as he oversees long distance auto races. The piece notes drivers seek advantage at crossings, hoping for big winnings, while the officer’s official stance influences the scene and pace of the event.
Texas Governor seeks end to raids on border
Washington dispatch reports Texas Governor Ferguson urged President Wilson by wire to push for all possible troops to halt raids along the Texas border. Earlier warnings indicated Ferguson sought more forces, with the aim of stopping incursions from the Mexican side.
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Texas
Wasiigton
Get
Shivesnar Forginen
Texaa
Todas
Wilson
Seepetnes Tunsulty
Ferguson
Neithel
Sue
Peagird
Siraie Cripruca
Police Officer Demonstrates Gasoline Use With New V6 Cars
A Los Angeles traffic officer visits the Marvel agency to inspect how V6 models run on gasoline. An accommodating salesman demonstrates the car can operate efficiently on staples, while the officer notes the car resembles a good driver and vehicle pairing. The officer, McAfee, stays vigilant and enjoys the display.
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Clay Messfer
Los Angeles
Wena
Marwell
Lee
Angeles
Pade
Government appeals in suit against Unit after federal courts
The government petitions for appeal in the Bherwan suit against the Unit ater corporation contending errors in a federal decision. The filing seeks review of a ruling that found violations of the act and includes twenty four counts alleging missteps by the government.
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Jravernment
Unitater Corporation
Mavren
Npywal
Ation Wan
Tondin Det 28 Mrater Zeit Case Entry
Fragmentary text mentions a detective unit and an age related to a case. The readable portion hints at an incident or charge but lacks clear actions, dates, or names to establish a complete summary.
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John
Wisher
Auditorium Theatre
Bios el Ter IH Co
Clark
Fredd
Art Fing
Hinc
Cromsing
Heromen
Sterma
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