Celtic Strikes Rocks Off Irish Coast in Severe Liner Emergency
The White Star liner Celtic ran aground at Roaches Point near Cobh during a gale early today. All passengers were rescued with tender assistance as two tugs attempted to refloat the ship in 12 feet of water and a heavy list to port.
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A. c. 10
Celtic
New York
Sock
SRE Ly
Roaches Port
White Star
Cobh
Press Association
Liverpool
Roaches Point
C. W. Wilson
Toronto
Wilson
Hearing Continued In Webber Accident Case
E W Webber of South Market street appeared before Justice Allan Bennett in People's Court this morning after a collision with a motorcycle operated by Franz Shankle near the South Market street bridge. Shankle was thrown from his bike and suffered a head injury. Webber was arrested as the case was continued until Tuesday for further investigation.
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E. W. Webber
South Market Street
Reweather
Frederick
Allan ¥_ Bennett
People's Court
Webber
Franz Shankle
South Market Street Bridge
Harbaugh Auto Sales
Shankle
W. ©. Miller
Alion Y. Bennett
Guy Stultz
Charles W. Smith
Uni
Suitz
Noth Market Street
Widow of Democratic Whip Aims for Congress Seat
Mrs W A Oldfield widow of Democratic whip in Washington seeks a seat in the next Congress. She questions widow appointments from deceased husbands and discusses readiness, domestic duties, and the role of women in national affairs. The piece notes prior widows who served and the debate over qualifications and motives.
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W. A Olifield
Congress
Congressional
Oldsted
Florence Kaan
Edith Nourse Rogers
William Langley
Two Boys Shot While Attempting Garage Break-In
In Hagerstown Det 70 AP report Dale Lesher, 9, and Kenneth Rankin, 10, were wounded yesterday afternoon by Joseph Nieve who claimed he fired after discovering an attempted burglary at a garage. Lesher was shot in the pelvis and rushed to a hospital.
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Hagerstown
Det
Dale Lesher
Kenneth Rankin
Joseph Nieve
Peice
Farage
Lesher
State Day Administrator Fined for Speeding
A state day administrator was fined 6.45 for speeding. The report notes the administrator’s car reaching 32 miles per hour while a companion was cited at 38 miles per hour. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a traffic-related disciplinary action.
Four Year Old Girl Killed in Philadelphia Tragedy
In Philadelphia a four year old child died in a fatal incident. The report lists surviving relatives and mentions immediate family members, with limited readable details about the event and those involved. The fragmentary text references a child, guardians, and a local setting, suggesting a local accident or crime note.
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Philadelphia
King's Condition Causes Anxiety Across London
London reports King George remained seriously ill with fluctuating symptoms as physicians issued cautious notes. Public anxiety grew with crowds outside Buckingham Palace awaiting further bulletins while Prince of Wales departed for London and Princess Viola visited the palace in afternoon.
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London
Witier Ryise
Buckingham Palace
Palace
England
King George
Fleet Street
Bucksham Palace
Hijackers Attempt to Seize Gov't Whiskey Truck in Baltimore
A group of youths tried to hijack a government liquor truck carrying 107 cases of wine and liquor from a Canton pier to the customs house in Baltimore. The driver was struck with a revolver butt but a crowd of citizens frightened the attackers away. Poole and the truck crew asked the leader to show credentials. the assailants fled after the commotion drew bystanders.
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Baltimore
Canton
Carroll
Pooe
Poole
WCAO Station Damaged by Fire
Fire damages WCAO station equipment and studio area. Reports describe destruction across the control room and broadcast facilities with ongoing investigations and speculation about restoration. The incident interrupts operations as technicians assess damage and safety.
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WCAO
Pearse badly hurt in auto crash near Carlisle
Gorden Pearse of Aspers, Pennsylvan ia, suffered a fractured skull and arm injuries when his Nash coupe struck a telephone pole while avoiding a rural mail carrier's car on the Carlisle road. He and the carrier were taken to Carlisle Hospital. Pearse later regained consciousness and was reported out of danger.
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Gorden Pearse
Asper
Pal
Pearse
Care Jisle
Mai
Neusbaum
Carisle Hospital
Mr. Pearse
Aspers, Fe
Tarrissurg
Carlisle
Market Shows Irregular Trading After Weak Start
New York stock prices slid back into irregular trading after an early burst of strength. High priced issues such as Radio, Montgomery Ward, and Wright Aeronautics weighed on the market while rails and industrials attracted support. Call money fell from nine to eight percent.
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New York
Radio
Montgomery Ward
Wright Aeronauticss
15 year old boy confesses to killing schoolteacher
Sheridan Michigan December 10 AP Jimmy Leakin age 15 son of the school janitor confessed to police that he attacked and killed Miss Flossie Carter. Her body was found yesterday in her car on an abandoned road near Sheridan. Police Captain Fred Armstrong said the slaying followed a grudge and that Leakin drove the car with the body to a deserted road a mile from Sheridan and abandoned it.
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Sheridan
Mich
Jimmy Leakin
Flossie Carter
Miss Carter
Fred Armstrong
Deakin
Bliss Carter
Plac
Armstrong
Hastings Named New Senator From Delaware
Dover December AP report says Governor Robinson appoints Danial O Hastings, a Wilmington municipal court judge, to succeed T Coleman DuPont in the Senate. Hastings, a Republican native of Mat i, steps into the U S Senate post amid ongoing congressional meetings and border dispute discussions in Washington.
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Dover
Robinson
Danial O. Hastings
Sietpal Court
Wilmington
U. Succeea
T. Coleman du
Hastings
Montgomery county to fund combined courthouse jail project
County officials plan a Rockville courthouse jail complex funded by 300 000 plus in bonds and sale of a lot, aiming for a single structure to replace separate buildings. A recent survey by courthouse committee members from several towns endorsed the combined facility for convenience and economy.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Rockvile
Decidion Ob
Halts& Coven
Edtves
North
Caroling
Jethers
Butchering At Urbana Farm Feeds Local Gatherers
A large hog butchering was held at Uriah Lawson’s home near Urbana. Thirteen hogs, weighing 200 to 400 pounds, were killed. A feast followed at moonlight with many attendees. Helpers included G U Lawson and family, Holland Lawson, Leste Lawson, Chas Gue, William Roderick family, Ruth Roderick, Roy West and son Franklin, George D. Smith, Ed Schwartz, Grace Tucker, Charles Creager and families from Hagerstown, plus Edith Lawson and others.
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Uriah Lawson
Urbana
Moon
G. U. Lawson
Holland Lawson
Leste Lawson
Chas. Gue
William Roderick
Ruth Roderick
Roy West
Franklin
George D. Smith
Schwartz
Grace Tucker
Charles Creager
Hagers- Mown and Son
Dunfor
Unah Lan
Masson
Edith Lawson
Cille
Rosen E
Local construction delay and cost overrun raise doubts
A garbled report notes committees insisting on a past deadline with November 1 target and a project cost over $200,009. The current building site is described with brick construction and seven height, while upper floor plans show rooms for a banking party, hinting at occupancy delays and site changes.
December Court Term Opens in Frederick County
The December term of the Circuit Court for Frederick County convened at ten o clock with Judge John 8 Newman presiding. A list of jurors was read to form a 9 person petit jury for civil and limited criminal matters. The court reviewed dockets, scheduled trials, and prepared for civil and select criminal cases, with a sheriff’s jury summoned for special proceedings involving John P. Malinger.
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Frederick County
John 8. Newman
Tole Lowing
Richard $. Uargett
Ochsene T Petco
A. LeRoy McCardell
E. Fisher
Richard
J. Dutrow
George W
Wiuch
Sherif
Consistories Meet at Refocr Church Jefferson
The annual cession of the Reformed churches of Prodern county will be held in the Refocr church at Jefferson with Rev Alvil Conner presiding. A business meeting for officer election and reports is scheduled for 5 20 PM followed by supper. Attendees include Shaw taker Monrovia treasurer and Ratcheting Held with B S Eamst near Frederce. Two hogs sold for 29 and 26 1 Ike. Mrs LeRo Ly of Fredense jer Eugene.
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Reformed Churches of
Prodern
Refocr
Jeferson
Alvil Conner
Shaw Taker
Monrovia
Treas
B.S. Eamst
Frederce
LeRo Ly
Fredensejer, Pa
Eugene
Miller Resigns as Tivoli Assistant Manager
John Miller resigns from the Tivoli Theater after serving as assistant manager since the opening on December 11, 1920. He departs to take a post at the Masunie Theater. No successor has been named. Ashley Abendsein, local manager for Stanley-Crindall operators, says the position remains vacant.
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John Ok
Miner Weat Tirol Street
Tivol Theater
Almillar
Masunie Theater
Cuttien
Miter
Tirolt
Wall
Masonite Theater
Weinberg
Dnniversal
N Cire
Shenandoah Valley
Miller
Ashley AL Abendsehein
Stanley-Crindall
Qanurs Ahib
Tivoli
Hoover Arrives in Chile Amid Salutes and Welcomes
President-elect Herbert Hoover lands at Valparaiso with a 27-gun salute and a large local reception. Mayor Lautaro Roens and crowds greet him as American residents cheer while soldiers stand at attention. Hoover proceeds to Santiago escorted by government carriages. President Ibanez and cabinet warmly receive him at the station.
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Valparaisa
Calle
Herbert Hoover
Valperaiso
San Lego
Lautaro Roens
Valparaiso
Rous
Santiago
Santiaro
Dee
Hoover
Ibanez
Staton
United States
Coolidge Praises Peaceful Arbitration Path for Americas
President Coolidge lauds the move from force to reason among Western Hemisphere nations. He highlights historic treaties and Pan American efforts that foster peaceful dispute settlement, urging continuation of the international policy to elevate humanity toward justice and equity.
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Higa
Hick
Coolidge
Amerigo
Treation Co
Congress of Lines
Mir
Coolulge
American Republic
Mrr
Physician Trial Nears Finish In Va Case
In Woodstock Virginia Dee Otto Fisher charged with medical malpractices faces jury late this afternoon. The defense denies insinuations that a preliminary operation was performed without consent. The report notes Miss Beckone trembles and Mudd reappears amid the proceedings.
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Otto Fisher
Era
Mame
Woodstock
Beckone
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