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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1923
Page
10
A fragmented OCR item titled Aating in the Wilds by Ottwell Binns, with illustration credit to o’ Ra Batt Leer. The readable text shows partial author and illustrator names amid garbled letters.
Helen Yardely tends to injured Stane after a river chase and canoe rescue. Ainley plots, a half breed accomplice, and a perilous search pursue Helen toward a governor’s camp as Stane recovers. Delirious talk hints at Gerald Ainley and a famed Indian girl from Fort Malson, foreshadowing action.
Chicago reports a woman who had confessed to a double murder now says detectives forced the statement. The accused, Malm, and his wife Katherine are linked to Lehmann's killing at a factory scene. Beck, who identified Malm as shooter, later says the confession was false and seeks to exonerate her husband. Police and state work to verify the competing accounts as the case unfolds.
Hundreds fled their Marcus Hook homes as a river-front explosion rattled Chester County. Local reports describe a blast similar to incidents blamed on the Kanye Klan, with speculation dynamite was used to draw attention. Authorities investigation continues.
Delegates representing governors from about half the antitrust consuming states attend a conference led by Governor Pinchot to discuss a program of state and federal legislation to curb coal prices. Officials including Governor Wooten, Lewis, Woodruff, and Walsh outline perspectives on constitutional, legal, and coal impurity issues as delegates prepare for open discussion and action.
At a Rajar Temple Mystic Shrine concert in Pennsylvania, Aime Schumann-Heinke was presented roses by Gregg Post American Legion members. She kissed wounded veterans who handed her the flowers and saluted the post color guard before about 2000 attendees.
Monessen Virginia November 26 A taxi driver using a forefinger as a makeshift gun stopped two negro suspects who broke a jewelry store window and grabbed jewels. He chased them, forced surrender, and delivered both to the station with all jewelry recovered.
Pittsburgh police report Mrs. Safronia Birch of the city was placed in a city home for the insane after a voodoo doctor, held for investigation of alleged crimes, visited her home. Police seized red powder labeled Dragon Blood and jars with flesh-like contents from the doctor’s office in the black neighborhood. He denies practicing charm doctoring on Mrs. Birch. The incident came to light when neighbors described strange disturbances following the visit.
Detroit woman Jenny Evans shares a testimonial praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female weakness and backache. She describes recovery after nine bottles and returning to normal life, urging others with displacements irregularities or nervousness to try the remedy.
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