Roosevelt Visits Guildhall and Talks Egypt Policy
The distinguished visitor spoke on Britain's Egypt policy during a European tour. His remarks accused nationalist currents in Egypt and urged unity under a governorate system. A state procession and civic reception at Guildhall followed the beleaguered weather and crowd limits.
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Dpa
Theo
Testa
Ranknees
Egypt
Britain
Raodeeit
Nationialist
Party -of
Neittier
Basbador Réih
Wweatler
Borchester House
Roosevelt
Thiyor
Joseph Cook
Apuke
Joseph
Great Britain
United States
John Kalil
London
Aumcheor
Rereo Eteonargs
Firebug's New Scheme and a Frenzied Fire Incident
A man named Ahart at a compound store stands charged with setting fire to his shop using a chemical compound. The liquid's vapors caused alarm and a fire spread. O'Rourke assisted during the incident and sustained hand injuries while handling the smoldering material. Police note the compound is highly inflammable and that water only worsens flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahart
ePaterson
Eugene le
Carroll
J. O'Rourke
O'Rourke
Ateonyas
Moody Vee Resigy 60 ARAL Report In Boston
Fragmentary OCR text notes a Supreme Court related matter in the United States with references to Moody and a hospital in Brooklyn. The readable items are incomplete and unclear, offering limited concrete facts or identifications to summarize into a full news-card item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Moody
Supreme Court of the ‘United
Ty Tire
Niles
Boston
Sturit
Moody
Brookiite
Fragmentary Roose speech signals July 4 plans
A damaged OCR fragment from a Philadelphia report mentions June 1 and a Roose speech with unclear names and a possible July 4 event. The readable bits indicate a political or ceremonial reference but lack concrete details or context.
Charles Treat Dead Former Treasurer of United States
Charles Henry Treat, former treasurer of the United States appointed by President Roosevelt, died of apoplexy in his Hotel Victoria apartment. Born in Franklin, Maine, about sixty eight years ago, he was descended from signer Robert Treat and Governor Robert Treat. He is survived by two daughters.
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United States
New York
Charles
Henry Treat
Ako
Treaurer
Préaidant- Roosevelt
Victoriaf
Treat
Fran Ort
Robert
Treat Palfie
Idmana
Falls Victim of Black Hand Attack in Shamokin
In Shamokin Pennsylvania on June 1 Henry Leichtleffner a local man died after being attacked at a street crossing by Antonio Rizzi a supposed member of the Black Hand. Rizzi emerged from a doorway stabbed Leichtleffner then fled as gunmen surrounded the house. Police and state officers stormed the home and captured Rizzi after a struggle. Leichtleffner died soon after at a hospital. The motive for the assault is unknown.
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Shamokin
Henry Leichtleffner
Antonio: Rizgl
Huatia ‘Dlaty
Let
Golden Rule Chief Fights Kohler At Trial In Cleveland
Frederick Kohler suspended police chief faces twenty three charges in a sensational civil service commission hearing. Kohler denies all accusations amid a tightly controlled trial environment with acting leadership forbidding police participation.
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Kohler
Cleveland Police
Cleveland
Civil’ Service Commission
Frederick’ Kohler
Police
Hiu
Kohlet
Bae‘ Robitation
Iriginaton
Baoelor
Taken Back To School Young Gould Returns To Studies
Edwin Gould Jr. returns to Pomiret school with his father after tramping Connecticut roads and staying at a New Britain station as a guest. He is reported not badly harmed, plans to resume school, and says he felt ill after a test but improved after eating.
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Gouila
Hartford
Edwin Gould, Jr
Connecticut
New Britain
Pomiret School
Young Gould
Pei
Maryland Limestone and Portland Cement Prospects
A Maryland Geological Survey summary outlines rich limestone deposits in the state and the potential for Portland cement production. It highlights Washington and Frederick counties as key sites, notes better freight rates and coal access from nearby states, and forecasts emerging plants at Port Deposit and Uniontown with capacities up to one million barrels yearly, signaling a significant regional industrial boost. The report stresses the economic case for mining and processing limestone to support a growing cement industry in Maryland.
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Sane
Sf Varluu
Port Tethiel
Wits
Drovivik
Fuanndgenyrg
Parkel
Tito
Bert Teister
Theacharictée
Dbs
Ribu
Jinyestojie
Howe
Maryland
Washington County
Bulle
Didtfollng
Adjulaing
Rederick
Jogton
Ulster
Planta
Marland
Lehigh
Pennsylvania
New Jerey
Iat
Unigeratown
Lufon
Coon Marys
Maryly
Geological Survey
Fragmentary dialogue on violin prices from Chicago Tribune
A garbled quotation from a Chicago Tribune item shows a dealer offering a cane violin for 3000 dollars. Interactions mention wife influence on appraisal and market comparisons, with unclear speaker attributions and misspelled phrases.
Boundary ruling settles Potomac line dispute between Maryland and West Virginia
Supreme Court decree defines the low water mark on the Potomac as the southern boundary between Maryland and West Virginia. It confirms costs shared between states and outlines the relocation of old lines, appointing five commissioners to finalize the border under court directions.
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Virginia
Supreme Court
United States Supreme’ Court
Aurdugh
Potomac
Marysland
Nelkia
Diag
Marsland
West Virginia
Courc
Deakins
Costa
Straus Comendey
Aleo
Maryland
Straus
Saprene
Privieges
Marv
Miryland
MaryRind
Ad Viedinia
Sithern
Potomie River
Aimik
Sheoandont
Harpers Ferry
Potomie
Fairfax
Julius
Edioore
eWihiary
S.didnnett
Male
Benklus
Ile
Ibnde
Mturé Anttdritler
oThey
Conte
IHS
Sarres
Virgina
Iit Towaee
Baltimore terminal expansion eyed in Western Maryland link
A Pittsburgh dispatch reports President Bush backing a Baltimore terminal project and elevated approaches to connect with the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie line. Western Maryland officials press for a coal and coke port tied to a Baltim ore harbor extension, with docks extended to the river and major warehousing planned. The railroad, financially strong with large coal lands, seeks to cut freight costs via a direct seaboard route and expects significant terminal investments at Baltimore.
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Pittaburg
Staten
B.F. Bush
Eta
Maryland
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Bush
Mayyland
Lake ‘Erie
Allegheny
Colitiotaville
Lake
Enaat
Balt Norg
Ohio
Weatom
Maryhind
Pitsburg
Wester
Baltimore and Ohio
Uig
Jerhana
Finto
Dion
Pittaburgiand
Dintelet Iforyn
Nmouri
Balthmore Terminal
Pennsylvania rail relief payments disclosed for April totals
A Pennsylvanian railroad relief report shows April disbursements of 300,510.20, with 220 for member families and 11,528.80 for others. The total relief fund extent includes 142,1880 in earlier totals and 142,1680 in new tallies, reflecting aid to widows, dependents, and injured workers across eastern districts including Lititzburg shire and surrounding lines.
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Fitexburg
Seine
Tito
Rus
rhimMene
Janis Ewlitle
Littisburg
Hioghlio
Pennsylvania
Avork
Tuid
Maryland agricultural college to lead state farming education meetings
The Maryland Agricultural College and Experiment Station will co operate to organize a series of educational meetings across the state. Appointments in Bredewick County include Rweph Baker Clanide Dutrow Senator J. L Mathis and William J. Grove among others to coordinate the effort and promote improved farming methods soil science and profitable outputs.
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Serlen
Ceatienl - Polit
Magilind
Hese
Sinan Jrchuen
Veredy Ib
Bala Fiey
Farhiliig
Marylandt
Baker
R. Clanide
Dutrow
Mathis
William J. Grove
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