Tornado Damage and Red Cross Mobilize in Missouri
Storm debris blocks cleared as four and a half of seven percent of St. Louis area suffers damage. Red Cross moves 399 families to new homes using moving vans. Cloudbursts and high winds hit Missouri and neighboring states, causing deaths and injuries while farms report wrecked buildings and flooded fields.
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St. Louis
West Pine
Red Cross
Missouri
Kansas City
Texas
Lelot
Carrollton
Campbell
Ladonia
Kansas
Oklahoma
Quinton
Okla
New Bridge Opens on Market Street in City
A new concrete bridge on Market Street opened with formal remarks from several city officials present for the first ride across the structure. The event marked a milestone in local infrastructure and civic progress.
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Market Street
Mexican garrison mutiny and chase across the capital
Report covers a mutiny by three companies of Mexico City garrison amid political tensions over Obregon's re election. It describes a dramatic pursuit of two women and a man by police and guards, the recovery of stolen goods, and subsequent military assurances from General Alvarez and President Calles amid rumors of wider revolt.
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Serrana Andy Gomez
Jose Alvarez
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Community Health Day Planned in Baltimore on Oct 24
Physicians, nurses, and health workers are invited to a Baltimore city and county event under the Community Health committee of Mazrand. Special events include clinics at the University of Maryland Johns Hopkins and the School of Hygiene. Lectures and discussions follow lunch and dinner, highlighting interprofessional health collaboration.
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Labor Federation Holds Annual Meeting in Los Angeles
The American Federation of Labor opened its 47th annual convention in Los Angeles with about 400 delegates and officers representing nearly 2.6 million workers. Topics included the five day week court injunction powers and educating workers about organized labor as the executive council report guides the five day agenda.
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American Federation of Labor
Many Delegates To State W C T U Convention Entertained In Homes
A long list of hostesses is named for a state W C T U convention in which many delegates will be entertained in private homes. The article credits numerous Mrs. and Miss names as organizers and coordinators, indicating broad local involvement in hospitality.
Frederick County Christian Endeavor Holds 36th Annual Convention
The Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union held its 36th annual convention at Graceham with broad attendance. New officers and departmental superintendents were elected including President Byron Coblents Middletown and Secretary Treasurer Sallie Marker Myersville. State officers from Baltimore attended, with W. Warfzet leading devotions and Rev. E D Bender delivering an address.
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Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union
Graceham
Byron Coblents
Middletown
Harry Null
Sallie Marker
Myersville
Marle Coran
Jefferson
Maynard Main
Buckeystown
Carl Mitchell
Eronze
Miss Poiners
Lillian Rozenki
Poiner
W. R. Warfzet
W. Tile
E. D. Bender
M. Grantham
Melaing
Father of House Dead In Unclear Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local obituary note referencing a man called Ancetes in Pa Jax after a Unserits event at the home of his son Samet Tle, with unclear dates or places.
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Maladministration Charged To Woman In New York Census Case
Florence E S Knapp former New York Secretary of State faces maladministration charges totaling 1 2 million tied to the 1923 census fund alleged wasteful and unproductive payments and keeping 1925 census records at her Syracuse home where they were burned the matter cited to Governor Smith and Robert Moses in a private citizens census committee report
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New York
The
New York Times
Florence E. S. Knapp
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Syracuse
Smith
Robert Moses
Second death from fatal motor crash reported near Cumberland
A second fatality from a crash near Maras Mountain east of Cumberland is confirmed. Ralph Soecken-Notger, 24, of Hagerstown, died from injuries after his car collided with a Carthanaids auto driven by Ged. Elsie Mae Lantz, 15, of Hazleton, suffered a fractured skull. Erela Wen, 15, of Hazleton, remained hospitalized with a dislocated hip. An incident report notes Edward Dacks, 41, of Hazleton, involved in the raid-crash.
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Pope Blesses Levine in Vatican Audience
Pope Pi today received Charles Levine in a special audience in the Vatican email room. The pontiff wore white and appeared surprised by Levine’s small entourage led by M Wrangel, nephew of General RarWrangel, as social secretary.
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Emai
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Levine
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Raray Wrancel
Fewer Papers But Better Says Publisher Debate
A lengthy speech by Lord Hewart is criticized by an American publisher who argues newspaper quality improves with fewer, stronger papers. He cites investor costs, reader trust, and advertiser pressures, insisting independent papers sustain confidence and unbiased reporting.
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Kalgan Falls to Northern Chinese in Goal Rally
Kalgan suffered a defeat as Northern Chinese mounted a decisive goal rush. The match featured strong forward play from Northern Chinese and solid defense from Kalgan, with the visitors scoring multiple quick goals to seal the win.
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Hospitals Earned Approved Status By National Conference
The American College of Surgeons announces annual published lists of approved hospitals. Dr Martin explains choosing a hospital is a serious duty and standardized facilities offer prompt accurate diagnosis and advanced treatment. The shift from simple nursing homes to scientific institutions has improved medical care across America.
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Two More Holdups Staged in Chicago
Armed, masked thieves struck early today in Chicago stealing cash and jewelry valued at 10 300. Walur Holmes, manager of the Black Hawk cafe, was robbed of weekend receipts totaling 4 900 after assailants entered the restaurant and assaulted him. In another area, three robbers held up a parked car with six occupants and took jewelry worth an undetermined amount.
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Degree Quest for Thomas Targets Detroit Cleveland Rochester
Dr and Mrs Kawara pursue degrees with Dr Thomas attending Sursteal Clinics in Detroit and Cleveland and a brief stop at the Maro Clinic in Rochester He plans to be at the American College of Surresn session in Detroit October 3 to 7 Tonight October 7 he will join a fellowship with a Denver returnee group The report lists various individuals and their travels and returns.
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Pirates Host Yankees Ahead of World Series Opener
Pittsburgh prepares Forbes Field for the World Series opener with the New York Yankees, who arrive amid rain and a lively batting practice. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig homer during early workouts as Don Bishop’s Pirates observe from the stands. Miller Huggins plans to use Hoyt and Collins for the first game while three catchers may rotate in as needed.
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Subpoenas Issued in Atlantic County Murder Inquiry
Hammonton N J Oct 3 AP subpoenas for 45 witnesses were issued in the stand jury investigation of the slaying of Dr A William Lilliendahl on Sept 15 The case goes before the Atlantic county grand jury next Tuesday Assistant Prosecutor S Cameron Hinkle said the move aims to cover all aspects with a single indictment expected but others possible A fugitive from justice linked to the case fled last Tuesday Mrs Margaret Liliendahl widow of the slain physician remains a material witness in the cottage at South Vineland Awaiting authorities call to travel by the same route in the car involved during the killing.
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Unclear fragment about Ridgeville hotel operation
Fragment mentions a Ridgeville hotel near Easton with few rooms and farms, noting Dr Davis and Dr Wi Soak Sr or I.
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Enrollment Surges at Free Kindergarten Opening
Fifty one children enrolled at the Free Kindergarten opening under Federated Charities. It marks the largest intake in the school’s 26 years, as Wiss Eisenhower notes, with every chair filled and Miss Eliza Bamias presiding assisted by Mrs Marriott Kemp.
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