Increased Salary Bills Defeated in Assembly
Fragmented report notes four salary hike bills defeated in the General Assembly. Gov signs nine passed. some await his signature. Debates cover county salaries, taxes, sewers, fair fees, and a Salisbury water project with referendums for a future vote.
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Central Park Meeting Record Fragments Emerges
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a meeting in Central Park with scattered names and times. The readable text hints at agendas and a chart but lacks clear context or outcomes.
Federal Radio Commission Records Phonograph Interference
The Federal Radio Commission formally took into custody evidence of phonograph interference. Eve Pabiner of New York reports a set of squechs and bowls as the phonograph mechanism is used to receive broadcasts. Commissioner Caldwell notes the commission will study the interference in New York City and compare with other regions.
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Federal Radio Commission
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Pinedo's Plane Destroyed Near Roosevelt Dam
The Italian flyer Commander Francevca De Vrieds and crew escaped uninjured after the Santa Maria caught fire during departure from Roosevelt Dam in Arizona. The aircraft, refueled at Roosevelt Lake after arriving from Meene velt Dam, sank as fire spread. Onlookers, including many Italians, watched the disaster unfold at the dam shore.
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Market Opens With Record Spikes in Major Stocks
New York April 6 AP reports active speculative buying and renewed accumulation lifting high grade investment shares at the stock market opening. United States Steel DuPont and Freeport Texas led early gains with new highs at 123 7/8, 202 and 6 5/8 respectively.
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US Vs. Steel
DuPont
Freeport Texas
Fatal explosion and fire strike oil refinery plant
Investigations under way after a blast at an oil refining facility killed several workers and left four missing. Dozens were injured as flames and structural damage spread over the site, with estimates of half a million dollars in losses. Names of the deceased and missing are listed among refinery personnel.
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Dot
Vahner
Frank Taylor
W Hdd
Frederick Jesmer
B.C. Speyer
Albert South
Victor Nicherson
Clarence Pacey
Vicetoriano Montoya
Oieeu Merwmer
Kerl Welch
Turpin
R. N. Sherchan
J. O. Eby
George Evans Corns
Ced Wethur- Ayala
Foch lauds American troops on World War I anniversary
Marshal Foch sends a message to the American Legion on the tenth anniversary of the United States entry into the world war. He declares the world must never forget the abandonment and admirable spirit of steriliee of the American troops in the war.
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American Legion
United States
Marshal Foch
Ford, F Porrier Sons Post in Washington
George W. Busch formerly Northeastern States supervisor was named assistant administrator in charge of prohibition enforcement in Maryland and District of Columbia. Robert I. Ford of the local force was appointed deputy administrator in charge of enforcement in the District of Columbia. Headquarters are in Baltimore.
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Washington
George W. Busch
Maryland
District of Columbia
Strict
Baltimore
Robert I. Ford
Calamities and crimes hit cities in late news bulletins
Multiple incidents reported across cities include a streetcar shooting in Cleveland disrupting an attempted holdup, a police capture of a gang leader in Mexico City, a collapse and rescue at a California run, and a bombing threat tied to a Chicago publication. Reports also note a mayoral celebration collapse in Cherage and a Wyoming mining accident with fatalities.
Vanzetti and Fight for Life Guards Guard Court Beside Trial
Somerset Massachusetts reports guards protecting Justices at the Supreme Judicial Court as Sacco and Vanzetti face possible death by electric chair. Police scrutiny surrounds Pensherton Square Court House with armed officers near the buildings housing jurists and court personnel.
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Uni UN
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachuetts
Nica A Sacro
Bartoleme Vanzetti
Posal Aba
William Cusling Wait
Judes Webster Thayer
Pensherton Square Court House
Gad Perans
Chantears
Sacco
Norfolk County
Venzetti
Charlestown
Pricon
Frederick A. Parmenter
South Braintreeshoe
Alexander Hierardelli
Hs Guard
Sacca
Vanzert
Italy
Department of Justice
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United States
Who's Next Ruler of Rumania Amid King’s Illness
Rumanians debate succession as King Ferdinand lies ill. Prince Michael, son of former Crown Prince Carel, stands to inherit possibly under a regency and would be the world’s youngest king. Carol, who abdicated, attracts support from a political faction, while Queen Marie favors Michael for a controlled regency.
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Navy weighs transport for Marines heading to China
Washington reports the Navy asks the War Department to provide a transport for Marines from Marine Corps posts to San Diego if China duty is approved. A ship at San Diego would be kept ready, with Admiral Williams to decide reinforcement timing. The Henderson loads at San Diego with 1500 Marines. Chateau Thierry at San Francisco could be used for extra troops.
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Navy Department
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Williams
Henderson
San Thego
Chateau Thierry
San Francisco
Fragmentary notice from a local public record
Fragmentary OCR text shows a public notice with scattered names and dates. The legible items include references to Nan Frances Annie Wise Virginia Lee and a list of unclear actions. The overall meaning and specifics are obscured by garbled characters.
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Annie
RP Wise
Virginia Lee
Freeand Moethis Magaure
Nurre
Bert
Pana
Troy
Wildlife regulations set for snipe and windcock hunting
Washington reports new Agricultural Department limits for 1927 1928 on shore birds snipe and windcock. Dock and geese hunting stay the same but daily bag restricted to four windcocks per hunter. Over 5 120 000 hunting licenses issued nationwide bringing in more than 400 000 dollars in state revenues.
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Agricultural Department
United States
Austrian Bank Faces Run After Depositors Demand Funds
Vienna reports a bank crisis as depositors flood the Austrian Bank Dorotheum with a run. Officials maintain order while the institution stays open from morning to late evening to meet withdrawals. The Dorotheum holds substantial savings and seeks to reassure customers amid the financial strain.
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Apni
Polive
Dorotheum
Unclear fragmentary report on April event and scores
Fragmented OCR text mentions April, eels, leghorns, scores and a distant ball event near Shirase. Many garbled names and numbers obscure concrete facts.
Aged Woman Attacked Near Seaford Faces Death
An 83 year old widow, Mrs. Julian Dennett, lies near death after a brutal assault on her son's farm seven miles east of Seaford Delaware. Carl Asbury Skinner, 23, a farm hand, is jailed in Georgetown. authorities fear a lynching attempt amid rising tensions after a prior Sussex county assault.
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Harry Butler
Eleanor Steimmrtz
Butler
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Taninett
James K. Phillips
Seafort
Court of Oyer and Taruinet
Chinese Civil War Strategic Shift Report From Hankow
An AP despatch from London notes a Hankow to Canton railway cut and a Cantonese fourth army advance into Hunan with headquarters at Hengchowfu. The move chills communications between Hankow extremists and Canton supporters, signaling a major upheaval in the southern regime and military alignments.
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Hankow
Canton
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Rovince
Hunan
Hengchowfu
Hong Kong
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Vande
Skanekar
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