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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1923
Page
8
Detective Pennington joins Varney in British North Borneo to pursue the Yellow Seven gang. Amid storm damage and a perilous river region, Varney uncovers warnings from a spirit and a dangerous plot involving Chul Hung. Pennington arrives, shares plans, and faces a tense struggle amid local intrigue.
Smithsonian investigators led by Tim Mogton uncovered a soapstone canoe prow in Burton's mound, Santa Barbara. The find suggests stone boats were used by the area’s ancient aborigines, a claim noted as unique in American archaeology. In other items, a New York laborer aboard Conte Verde bagged forty dollars worth of pigment from steerage and a rumor of deaths caused a local stir in Treuse.
About 125 general chairmen from the Eastern Association of General Chairmen of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors met in Cleveland to consider increased compensation. The action from three meetings will be submitted to a referendum vote. previous meetings were in Chicago and Washington. Former Congressman W. J. Burke presided at the opening session.
Miss Frances Sanchitz of Los Angeles, 23, was seized from a running board as she tried to alight near Columbia. She was dragged away by a man while two companions, Emma Kulp and Anna Fowler, sought help. State police hunt the assailant after she was found semi conscious in a patch of woods.
Two men died and two others were critically hurt in mining accidents in Blakely and Olyphant, Pennsylvania. Willem Parr, 26, and Joseph Natalone, 42, perished or succumbed to injuries from a roof collapse at Lackawanna colliery in Blakely. In Olyphant a second roof cave-in killed Thomas Philbin, 60, and left Peter Novak, 23, seriously injured and not expected to live.
Bobby the shepherd dog risked his life to protect Mrs. O W Burlingame in Lisbon Ohio when he leaped at a copperhead and seized the snake, killing it in midair after it struck at his mistress. The heroic act cost the dog his life as the venom entered his head from the bite.
A promotion at Haines The Shoe Wizard stores offers buy one get one free white shoes as ten thousand pairs are given away. Customers are urged to visit now to claim a free extra pair and avoid missing the offer as the giveaway ends when ten thousand pairs are distributed.
The note claims Haines at 14 West Patrick Street bought and gave away about 10,000 pair shoes costing over 16000 dollars. The text implies a personal gift or transfer connected to an individual named Haines at a specified address.
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