Roosevelt Heads to Charlotte for Seven State Address
Roosevelt leaves Asheville for Charlotte to speak at a seven state Democratic rally tonight at the municipal stadium. The trip includes a brief stop at McCormick Field and a snapshot of Smoky Mountain National Park as he continues the campaign circuit with governors senators and party leaders in attendance.
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Asheville
N.C
Roosevelt
Charlotte
Ball A
Commonwealths
US War Vessels Recalled From Spain
The four American war vessels in Spanish waters have orders to withdraw and proceed to nearby ports to await possible emergency calls. The decision follows appeals from Americans in Spain and notes about 1,000 nationals moved from the danger zone since the revolution began.
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Meyt
CMM
Twecretary
Porta
Spain
Mull
Pratt Bartha Gratia Pisiaetyeane
Towers Thome Sold in Knowile at Bank Auction
A fragmented notice reports the sale of a property titled with names Theatorey stone and frame Aneting of Tames B. Homepy and Tana May Bowers in Knowile. The Bank of Reaneaark Patook conducted the auction and a party named Fmt R. Bovis acted as auctioneer.
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Knowile
Cours Hein Weonreday
Bank of Reaneaark Patoek
MT Sheil
Awenee
Fmt
R. Bovis
Tom Mix Brings Circus To Town With Farms Theme
Tom Mix speaks on local farms and his farm life philosophy while touring with a 450-strong circus crew. The juvenile parade precedes the afternoon show at the grounds and the night performance is scheduled for 8 o clock with additional stops in Charlottesville, Virginia tomorrow.
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Feos
Clut Thas
Boja
Pitts
Sway
Tony Adith
Tony
Esseus
Charlottesville
Watch For Whooping Cough Cases Urged
A health notice warns to monitor whooping cough in the community. Dr EC Te fitter discusses symptoms and risk to school children, noting fatalities are rare but complications can be serious among infants and younger children.
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Saul Tetemers
Jay
Mhefimker Ory
Kefauser
Starket
Mountadiders
Mabel Katingan
American Speakers Leave Conference
American speakers withdrew from the world opener conference as the day's discussions on government utility policing continued. Three others declined to speak, and Maj. Gen. Edgard M. Markham had ordered that provocative topics and advertising be excluded from the talks.
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Washington
Edgard M. Markham
Recovery Push Gets Under Way In Wall St
Wall Street opened higher as trading started on September 10 as gains showed in early transactions. The market captured a recovery mood with better business and industrial prospects noted, though foreign news remained mixed and futures moved cautiously.
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Wall St
New York
Dist
Nour
Alllaazh
Neas
Weather record notes unusual temperature patterns
The entry records a high near 92 degrees and mentions a year ago at 7 am showing similar warmth. It compares averages, notes a sunlit morning, and hints at atmospheric conditions. Specific details and entities are limited by the OCR, but the focus is on temperature readings and daily timing.
Women’s Clubs Map Projects In County Plan
Regional meeting outlines club work with plans for home economics, garden, and 4 H programs. Noted are the appointment of project demonstrators, changes in program year shifting to January, and a focus on community service through countywide demonstrations and cultural subjects.
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Bork
Accuidy
Steecaat Chureties
Weagabothoed
Grint Ma
Cbs
Osher
Bever B Family Living
Cubs
Mra. Carrol
Shirp
Andon Bridges Min
Gioree AL Roceman
Steffoer Cramer
Mia
Gib Cathal
Wools
Fons Mia
Boi Pyres
Mis
Edvar Fete
Vincent Bier
A. Witdsor Davis
Dtny
Clidford
Sasi J
Mew
Math Mes
McDuett
Mercand
Draet
Mas
Ally Abanaly
Valine
Mire Dew Mootomike
Plorence Surmvin
Urbana
T. 8
Sygamenitvain
Mass
Geneseve Daomas Mra E Maan
Adamany
Miliad
Bet Thomas
Groves
Chives Remsberg
Middletoan
Pranklin
Cramer
Clarence Paves
Walkereville
Larene Marerie
Mieasant
Qte Stana
Robertytowm
Mire Ht
Mayle
Tairence Orndortt
Mavnnshurs
Marry Baomley
Taman
Firl Remsberg
Bu Keyetoane
Flindley
Mfrs
Thomas Culler
Roosevelt Leads in Maryland Polls Amid Campaign Update
Polls show President Roosevelt ahead in Maryland with results from various counties. Returns list precinct tallies for Landon and Roosevelt, reflecting party support and local shifts during the campaign period.
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Ravoinore
Broderick
Landan
WGA
Golden Harvest Skipper Blamed For Boat Crash
Federal inspectors blamed Captain Porter for the collision between the freighter Golden Harvest and the Virginia steamer Shite of Virginia. Inattention to duty was cited as the cause of the night collision near Seven Pont Knoll.
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Golden Harvest
Hallmaye
Dese Porter
Virginia
Beytambey
High Level Bridge At Hancock Recommended
The report discusses a proposed elevated bridge project at Hancock. Officials and engineers weigh design options and potential impacts on the Polama River area and connected canal systems.
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Hancock
Police Jurisdiction Extends Beyond City Grounds Contention
The dispute concerns police authority over Jefferson Pike grounds outside city limits. Edward D Smith argues city charter limits mean county deputies handle enforcement. Chester Simmons notes county deputy commission. City and county officials previously cooperated to deter theft from parked cars near a fairground. No further action recorded in Sabbath observance notes.
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Ebaries
Tirewelli
Jodlerson Street
Edward d. Smith
Frederick
Esse
Josepl Fy Times
Dedferson Pike
Fitettletton
Chester Sinmumons
Fm couNty
Safety Meeting To Be Held At Lewistown
A safety meeting is planned in Lewistown under the Lewittewan Grange auspices. D. R. Peterran serves as commander, Cinenre C. Caity is secretary, Thurmont is vice chairman, with five or more members expected from Frederick County. A follow up program will be led by Mo and Elizabeth Geishert.
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Lewistown
Lewittewan Grange
Nice Named To Grand Tribunal Of Pythiaas
Unclear OCR text mentions a grand tribunal of Pythiaas and names such as Noathapeatie Knighta at Palas. The fragment references an order of the Pytrian realm and a figure called Herter Blake within a ceremonial context. Details are obscured and inconsistent.
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Nice
Grand Tribunal OF
Pythiaas
Noathapeatie
Cooumer
Neulyemiecoey
Tewize
Palas
Tofay
Herter Blake
Pytrian Order
Miryianed
Democratic Senator Shifts View on election in Virginia
A confused OCR fragment cites a Democratic senator changing stance on a political race in Virginia. It mentions a ten year old boy, a Republican candidate for president, and an unclear campaign context with references to foray, defeat, and regret. The text is garbled with numerous nonstandard terms and lacks clear names or dates.
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Georgia
Republian
Coriroy
Maine
Richard B. Russell
Eugene ‘Talemadze
Talmadge
Russell Issua
Vale
Cope Nowenstty
Democratic National Committee
Senate Committee On
Dupont, Rockeie Morgan
101 Routes Covered by 75 County School Busses
The document details a transportation plan listing 101 bus routes operated by 75 county buses. It notes coverage areas, dispatch details, and estimates for daily service, with references to local officials and school administration.
County Percheron Exhibitors Winners
In the county Percheron show, exhibitors earned top honors across classes for three-year-olds and younger. Derby entries and mares led with first and second placements, while horses bred by Arthur White of North Dakota earned several prizes.
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Prederick County
Urban
Mannie Medesin
Tkmer
Ted
Bondry
Dinek
Diao
Mtg
Mr. Wiaht
Mia Devin
Cate Hedooff
Dr. Derr
Climates Fund
Salion My Oamire
Wight
Derby
Mmare
Wiknt
Dera Bhick
Ote Fire
Tle Rhoawerd
Hetaneau
Bate Annie
WPA Offices Move Date Shifts to October First
WPA announces relocation of its offices on October first under the direction of Stephen C. Cromwell. The change affects the WEA and nearby facilities, with notices issued to staff and the public about new addresses on Goat Street and related sites.
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WPA
WEA
Maryhid Dattet
Peeve Weiler Ghote Enuniies
Duaikling
Goat Street
Howard & Chimes
Gilmore
Waters
Tyler
Tee
Stephen CG Cromaed
Tsates
Threeworr
James Ho Ceamer
Todn
Route 40 Mert da Cumberland Attend Meeting
A garbled OCR notice references Route 40 and Cumberland with officials Jobin Al Shires and a secretary. It mentions a charter of commerce, a program ad, and a plan to draw visitors to the area. Details are unclear due to text corruption.
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Cumberland
They Chater
Comurerca
Jobin al Shires
Francia
Peeened Daghrtons
Ats
Fener
Lionquar
Frelay Atten
Neer
Fa Adettise Cap Arten
LM Reedpa
Come Meres
Stained Glass Windows At Citadel Manor Dedicated
Workers completed the interior and exterior stain glass windows at Citadel Manor. The centerpiece features a figure of St Peter with opalescent front windows. A dedicatory service is planned next month with Reverend Mad des Tenok presiding.
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Catinlitan Manor
Aise
Aohina
Windoe
Desis
Peter
Gutate
Harry Whyner
Bradeddek
Bison
Tewtay
Perier
Sixth Anniversary Service At Local Church Sunday
The Times celebrate the church’s sixth anniversary with a homecoming service. Former pastors and members will attend, with Rev Cano and Rev Raymond presiding. The morning service features former pastor participation, followed by a reception and evening service honoring past members and guests.
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Ppt
Dias
Coss
Sergio Il Deinier
Ehery
A de Viva
Mes
Renpedi Boyder
Amine, Pa
Pindlay
Parks Y Charey
Getty Prederek
Flying Boat Near Wall Way Mark To New York
A historic aeronautical challenge continues as the Tautthanta plane nears the halfway mark of its Azores to New York route. Crew reports progress lines up with a near Atlantic speed, with 2190 miles covered and the hour progressing toward the midpoint.
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Wall Way
Mark
New York
Tan
Talila
Taniles
Azores
Gam
Fan American Airways
Fe Ciester
Rebels Prepare Drive Against Madrid across Alcazar siege
Reports from Spain describe insurgents led by General Francisco Franco assembling to assault Madrid, with government forces tightening control around the Alcazar in Toledo as negotiations end and combat looms. An official inquiry denies rebel responsibility for a bombing off the Spanish coast as tensions rise.
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Yoledo
Spain
Dieta
Calin
Jon Mascatron
Hopson Weholy
Rinitty Mola
Fender
Madrid
Macccarron
Eurpire
Maccarron
Pelea
Aleacar i
Rafe
Col. Mascarron
Juan Stejo
Ue Alcazar
Rombing
Hargea
Bpantehweet
Anse Hee
Central Trust assets distributed by liquidating firm
Checks for the Ath distribution of assets of the closed Central Trust Company were being claimed Wednesday as Peoples Liquidating Corporation handles the payout. The total exceeds 600 000 dollars with 17 officers linked to the firm, and four dividends have been paid prior. Claims may be cashed at Western Maryland Pratt Company in the city or at partner banks, with offices of Mt Space Javed in Sateoura listed for details.
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Central Trust Company
Oder
Peoples Liquidating Corporation
Teor Sane Montua
Tharmon
Parm Savings Bank Eymiabire
Union Bridie Teel Cenp
Mt. Space Javed
Sateoura
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