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Fragmentary OCR notes describe a speaker Rev Ankeney and a Reformed church event at Hood College with references to Sendai Japan, literacy rates, and discussions of Japan–Great Britain relations. Sparse text mentions Tokyo theater, a museum, and two years of engagement in Japan.
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Japan
Sendai
Reformed Church
Sesat Hood College
Tokyo
London
Askeoey
Great Britain
Eeney
Allege
Jepac
Trade and export notes link apples to Argentina year data
Fragmented OCR reads like a trade note detailing apples exported to Argentina with figures 194 000 barren and 364 000 bones and other uncertain quantities. Mentions Western coast concerns and import pressures amid mixed projections and inquiry into US relations.
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United State
Ieee
Appie
Argentina
Bandits Rob Bank at Willmar Killing Two Women Injuring Two
In Willmar Minnesota on July 15 five bandits robbed the Bank of Willmar of 25000. They forced their way through a crowd firing with machine guns and revolvers. Two women Mrs Ernest Johnston and her daughter Mrs Don Gilds were wounded, one in the arm and the other in the leg, but not seriously. The robbers fled the scene with the money as bystanders scattered. Police and locals fired at the retreating gang as they escaped town. Two bandits were believed wounded.
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Willmar
Minn
Bank of
Ernest Johnstsonwas
Don Gilds
Tiem
Tobbers
Barn Fire Destroys William Leek Farm Barn Near Buckeystown
Fire destroyed a barn on the William J. Leek property about five miles south of Buckeystown. Neighbors prevented spread to the house and other buildings. Loss to barn estimated at 509 to 600 dollars with no insurance. Deputy Redmond investigated for possible incendiary cause.
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William J. Leek
Buckeystown
Leeks
Verner Redmond
Arguments set for hearing in Helmer divorce case
Judge John S. Newman will hear arguments Thursday in separate maintenance and divorce suits filed by Rev. Dr. Peter E Helmer and Mrs. Eastedt of the main island. After a three and one half year furlough in this country, parties resumed activity amid a series of conference events and missionary updates across the region.
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Melwer
John S. Newman
Peter E Helmer
Ankeney
Wd. B. Schneder
North Japan College
Hood College
Japan
Ankenty
Pure & Dettz
J. P. Moore
Lansdale
Joe B. Jce
Lerncaster
Exettine B. Lark
Shamokin
Braddock Heights
Motim Phnnes
Caribbean
Kentucky
Grocers' Picnic Planned at Braddock Heights
Anticipating crowds of about 4000, Grocers' Pen prepares for a Wednesday picnic at Braddock Heights. Serv-U Save-O stores sponsor a 3 to 6 pm program with $250 in prizes, orchestra music, dancing, and free sandwiches and drinks. Merchants close at noon to allow employee participation.
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Braddock Heights
Serv-U
Save-O
Meredith van R. Staub
Waynesboro
Walter
Jersey City boy charged in nurse death
Robert Woolsey a 14 year old from Jersey City is charged with slaying Miss Anna Miller 23. She was found murdered with two stab wounds in Lookout Mountain valley after she disappeared Sunday during a walk with the boy. Woolsey described as erratic mentally and taken to Dover New Jersey for lodging. He allegedly confessed to the crime.
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Gren Pood
N. J
Robert Woolsey
Jersey City
Anna Miller
Dover
W. J
Folie
Broening Endorsed by Baltimore Republicans For Governor
Baltimore July 15 Official endorsement of Mayor Wo P F Broening for the Republican gubernatorial nomination by the Baltimore city committee was unanimous signaling harmony and no primary race. The move, taken by the city committee, was seen as unusual since official bodies typically avoid pre nomination endorsements.
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Baltimore
Wo PF. Broening
Three Bandits Take 24000 In Birmingham Bank Heist
Three unmasked robbers held up the Woodlawn American National Bank in Birmingham today and escaped with about 24000 in currency. One man waited in an automobile while the others threatened two employees and a customer, forcing them to the floor.
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Birmingham
Ala
Woodlaen American National Bank
Baltimore Man Details Spurned Aid After Crash
A Baltimore man testified that motorists refused to help injured travelers after a July Fourth crash near Ridgeville, as Beers and others faced assault and battery charges in People’s Court. The case, delayed by incomplete evidence, continued with further proceedings set for Friday.
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People’s Court
Bowers
Toury
Ridgeville
E. Katz
Maury A. Brisiin
Baltimore
Lee Bristin
James Fossett
Brislin
Piredorici City Hospital
James P. Brislin
Braddock Women's Club Opens Year with Meeting
Twelve members and eight visitors attended the Braddock Woman's Club first meeting of the year. Mrs Paul R Absit presided as president seated the roll call Benefits Received From the Club was read. Echoes from College Park were presented by several members. An outing is planned for Wednesday afternoon July 30 at Log Cabin Inn.
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Raddock
Paul R. Absit
Braddock Women's Club
Mise J
Semmes
College Park
Miss Ether
Krante
Boward Quinn
Min Chea
Kien
Roy Zimmertean
Woos
Log Cabin Inn
Wich
Lows Gales In Pollstion
AP report from St. Louis notes revisions showing an increase of 49 135 or 36 percent in poll results with censar data indicating changes.
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Censar, (Ap
St. Louis
Increase Water Supply in Reckville to Meet Dry Spell
Reckville faces a severe water shortage during a prolonged dry spell. The town authorities connected a Rockville ice plant well to the fire department pump, providing about 1,200 extra gallons per hour. Residents are urged to limit nonessential use until rain replenishes wells while negotiations proceed to secure a larger regional water supply.
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Brcko Me
Totech Te
Sitalion
Reckville
Nias
Rockville
Rockville Pike
Ant
Weahington
Children burn and others poisoned in New Jersey fire trio
In Newton and Bloomfield New Jersey today three children died after a kitchen fire started by playing with matches. The Stanislaus family reported two other children dying from poisoning. authorities offered no explanation as doctors battled to save the injured and remaining family.
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Newton
N. J
Bloomfield
Wilbur Stan
Lafayette
John Ditt
Aon
Eldridge Healey
Garrett Family
Elim
Beth
Fannie
Alice
Garrett
Braddock
Santon
Heights
T Bat
Edward
Funkstown
Union
Picnic
Egyptian Clash in Alexandria Leaves Dozens Dead and Injured
Reports from Alexandria describe severe fighting between troops and rioters during a strike, with European shops damaged and a police station fire attempt blocked. Casualty figures vary, but multiple deaths and numerous injuries were reported as reinforcements moved from Cairo.
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Trap
Cairo
Egypt
Exchange
Scteraph Company
Alexandria
Mahomet Ali
Carta
Fires cause over fifty thousand in damages in several incidents
Fire Chief Jack Byers notes that from April 1 to July 1 a string of destructive blazes caused more than $50,000 in damage. The fires struck four dwellings four garages a storefront and three commercial stables, marking the heaviest losses in years.
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Jack Byers
Held for Chicken Theft Revolves Around Everton Youth
Paul Shepiey 17 of Everton is held after being charged with stealing chickens from J Thomas Rite. Deputy Sheriff Redmond and Deputy Weromiaker investigated the case leading to the arrest in the region near Rivion.
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Paul Shepiey
Everton
Shents Redmond and
Weromiaker
J. Thomas Rite
Werosr Sunswin Harvey Gr
Rievion
Fire Breaks Out At Car ence Wiles Property
A fire damaged the property of Car ence Wiles near Pregencko along the Monievue Pike this afternoon. Neighbors and the Independent Hose Company fought the flames for about 2.5 hours before it was controlled. The cause remains undetermined.
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Saal Fire Extrogeiohes
Aamat
Carence Wiles
Protestant church membership by 1926 census figures
The 1926 U S Census Bureau report lists overall Protestant church membership at 36 019 973 and Method ist Epaco pal church at 4 050 777 reflecting religious affiliation counts of the era.
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U 8
New York Stays Ahead With Biggest Population
New York state maintains the largest U S population with 12 009 565 people, based on AP compiled county totals from the 1930 federal census. The total marks a rise of 2 224 328 persons since 1920, a percentage increase noted by district supervisors.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
United States
Associated Press
Gold Star Widow Aims for Pilgrimage to Meuse Argonne Grave
Reno Nevada widow Mrs George Meaman seeks to join Gold Star Mothers on a pilgrimage to France to visit the grave of her husband Corporal John E Newman killed in World War I and buried at Meuse Argonne cemetery.
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George Meaman
Reno
John E. Newman
Meuse-Argonne
Nevada
Pracne
Special Session Seen as Possibility
A fragmented report notes that a special session was discussed as a possibility. It mentions figures such as Harry O Levies and others involved in actions around a Baltimore event, including a fine linked to September and a legal matter.
County Bridge Inspections Report Ongoing Repairs Planned
County commissioners have inspected roughly half the bridges under their jurisdiction. Many bridges require only minor repairs to floors and joints. They found several over the Monocacy river and Middle Creek needing attention, with several others along Wolfsville and Buckeystown showing wear from dry weather.
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Conte
Monocacy River
Middle Creek
Middletown Valley
Wolfsville
Njamevilla
Nebuchadneraar
Roscoe P. Brown
Archiey B. Moleworth
Woltsville
Buckeystown
Walkersville
Return to Home Jail for Brady Brothers in Bombing Case
Chief Judge Hammond Urner and two associates ordered the return of Samuel Brady and his brother Lawrence Leroy Brady to the Upper Marlboro jail. Indicted in Prince George's county for the Seat Pleasant New Year’s bombing that killed Naomi Brady, they had been jailed in Rockville since Leroy’s earlier trial ended with a hung jury. The State’s Attorney and Prince George’s county officials are notified and expected to proceed with the Marlboro transfer.
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Rockville
Hammond Urner
Robert B. Peter
John
Newman
Circuit Court
Sermen Brady
Lawrence Leroy Brady
Upper Marlboro
Prince George’s County
Seat Pleasant New Year's Day
Naomi Brady
Herman
Leroy
Marlboro
J. Praok Partan
Jao Leoney
Comm.s
Prince George's County
Abe Prismens
One Dead One Hurt In Carolina Brawl
A brawl on a road near Kershax, South Carolina, left Stephen Owens dead from a heart wound and James Owens critically hurt, with Henry P. Cigourn named by James as a key participant. The incident occurred shortly before midnight. James Owens was hospitalized.
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Carolina
Kershax
Stephen Owens
James Owens
Henry PF. Cigourn
James
Tragic Shooting Incident Leaves Child in Critical Condition
Nesangis Tay, 35, shot two people including a 4 year old girl, Berry Rafi, and her sister Lula Mine, before killing himself. Ross Golden, 29, killed Dimeelf, with the girl listed in critical condition. Police noted initial belief of a possible motive but details remain unclear.
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Nesangis
Tay
Berry Rafi
Lula Mine
Ross Golden
Dimeelf
Goldsborough Man Critically Hurt in Crash
A Goldsborough resident was critically injured in a vehicular crash today. Police say the collision occurred near downtown, and emergency crews transported the seriously hurt man to a regional hospital for treatment.
Boy aviator found alive in wreckage after long mountain trek
A 10 year old aviator named Preak Chadsborough lay unconscious in wreckage on Woodford Mountain after a crash near Goldsborough while en route from Buta, N. Y. to Keem, Ft. H. Rescue teams spent about 18 hours locating him and transporting him two and a half hours through rugged terrain to Putnam Memorial Hospital. Surgeon reports indicate a badly fractured skull and a grave condition. Donald Mockler, a lecturer, rode to safety after being thrown clear and wandered for five hours before summoning help.
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Buta
Keem
Ft. H
Donald Mockler
Mockler
Anampland
Rudolph Schildkraut Dies After Heart Attack At Studio
Noted actor Rudolph Schildkraut, 1S, died at his son Joseph Schildkraut’s home in Stee Hollywood California after suffering a heart attack at a film studio. Born in Constantinople he rose to fame on stage in Europe and found success in films including a noted role in King of Kings.
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Hollywood
Calif
Rudolph Gubiddaraui
Joseph Schildkrems
Bhastar
St »Ree Fan Picture Studio
Schildkraut
Constantcople
Europe
Wheat crop yields reported on Guywnieie peane farms
Readable figures show three fields near Liemerie yielding 37 1-3, 37 8-3 and 29 1-2 bushels per acre. The total is stated as more than double the regional average, with weather and farming notes from the district and an AP dispatch.
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G. C. Bopet
Prederich
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