Restricted Parking Zone Proposed In Commercial Section
City officials move to restrict parking on Main Street from Division to the bridge and Deck Street from Main to Camden to two hours during 7 AM to 6 PM. The plan follows merchant complaints about out of town patrons. A public parking site at Baptist and Main Streets is being prepared with a cindered surface.
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Ty Solecitor Hooper
Trafic
Main Street
Bridge
Deck Street
Main
Camden
Severs Main Street
Merchants Division
Traffic Commission
P. Elliott Burroughs
Henry S. Todd
Herman W Purnell
Baptist
Main Streets
Fire-damaged timber across New England and Rhode Island
Spring brush and forest fires swept New Hampshire Massachusetts and Rhode Island burning three million feet of timber and destroying five residences. In Deerfield Ashland and Buscawen several hundred acres burned with extensive woodland damage across six Rhode Island towns and Whitinsville Massachusetts reporting 800 acres burned.
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New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Island
Deerfield
Ashland
N. H
Buscawen
Rhode Island
Whitinville
Mas
Hearst Forms Chain Radio Stations Partnership
Hearst publisher William Randolph Hearst and Joseph M. Schenck form a partnership to launch a coast to coast radio network. A national plan envisions a major broadcasting program with stations in New York and Los Angeles among others.
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Hearst
Chain Radio Stations
Examiner
William Randolph Hearst
Joseph
Schenck
New York
Angeles
Dlsabet
United States
New York Woman Charged in Baby Stealing Case
Mrs Mary Jones 41 faces kidnapping charges after police tied her to the disappearance of 3 year old Sonny Von Mulaski. Two witnesses saw Jones enter a taxicab with the child and a driver identified a woman resembling Jones leaving a cab at a quiet spot on the city outskirts. The Mulaski child has been missing nearly two weeks since last sighting near a Salvation Army band.
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Mary Jones
New York
Gloria Swanson May Sign $15 000 Contract
Gloria Swanson may appear under a rival banner next year as offers pour in after reports she renewed with Famous Players Lasky. Her attorney Milton Cohen returned from New York saying she has several decent offers and is considering them all.
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Lan Angeles
Gloria Swanson
Famous-Players-Lanky Corporation
Milton Cohen
Los Angeles
New York
Laskys
Leob Leopold Type Threat Reaches Chicago Money Plot
A threatening letter sent to Walter A Graff, a wealthy lumberman in the Chicago area, warns that Ruth Graff’s life depends on depositing 1 000 in Washington Park. Police inspectors will examine the note as part of the Leopold and Loeb case context.
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Chicago
Leeb Leopold
Walter A Graff
Loeb
Leopold
Poet Office
Graff
Ruth
Washington Park
Walter
Robert Prank
Leb
Fife
Unclear text fragment from JAP AIRPLANE page
Fragmentary OCR text with scattered letters and unclear names. Unable to determine definite events, dates, or entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
Fragmented OCR Notice Teases Local Plant Sale
An OCR snippet hints at a local plant sale or project with unclear details. The readable items mention a community action and notices from local authorities. Further specifics are unreadable in the fragment.
Demand for Dollar Bills Strains Printing Plant
Assistant Treasurer investigates how to curb use of paper money as demand surges. Since 1900 the dollar’s circulation has risen over sevenfold, with the Bureau of Engraving and Printing forced to supply 37 million one dollar bills in March 191? to meet need. The plant’s four month average life and the push to revive silver dollars face public resistance while officials seek savings.
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Washington
Treasury
Dewey
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
United States Treasury
Pastor Elopes For Third Time With Brother’s Wife
Wilson W Culp 36 former Methodist pastor of Spring Valley deserts wife and 10 children for a third time, eloping with his brother’s wife Dorothy Culp of Nappamre. He previously vanished with Dorothy then returned, later with May Esther Hughes 19. They were found in Detroit. Culp received a year in the workhouse but escaped due to a clerical error.
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Wilson W Culp
Methodist Episcopal Church
Spring Valley
Mra
Dorothy Culp
Nappamre
Culp
Dorothy
May Esther Hughes
Detroit
U S Delegates Tea Arms Conference in Geneva
The American delegation to the International Arms Traffic Conference in Geneva May 4 will include Rep Theodore Burton of Ohio and Hugh Gibson, the U S Minister to Switzerland. A third member was not yet decided. Burton was chosen for his role in State Department conferences shaping delegation instructions. The White House dinner discussed conference matters with Kellogg Hoover and adviser Mreibaum, who supported U S participation.
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Washington
Geneva
League of Nations
Theodore &. Burto
Obi
Ilugh Gibson
Switzerland
Burton
State Department of
White Howe
Ohio
Wathe
Kellogg
Hoover
Mreibaum
United States
Ar buckle Nuptials Scheduled Next Month
A local notice outlines an upcoming wedding in April between Arbu and Reser Arbuchhe. The event is described with standard ceremony details and is set to take place at a residence near Glew.
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Leanne
Wien
Weget
Camferew Eotae Benet Feng
Tie Srasirone
Governor's Son Questioned In Missing Girl Case
Reported reopening of the investigation into the disappearance of Lilian Vogel, 15, of Zanesville, involves Ha yakmahey, 17, son of Governor Dornahery, after evidence places him with the girl. Hal admitted bringing her to Columbus on a Sunday with statements shifting earlier.
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Ascnecmied Pree
Columbus
Ohio
Tkmahey
Dornahery
Lilian Vogel
Zanesville
Hal
James W Huffman
Res. Land
Donight
Don
Den
Nom
New Today
Landinsi
Senator Harrison Reported Improved Amid Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR text refers to Senator Harrison with reported improvement. Other lines are garbled and unreadable, providing no clear dates places events or additional names to verify context.
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Harrison
Salisbury Lad Sails With U S Army Polo Team
Salis bury Md youth Luther Fington of 218 Camden Ave sails on the Minnetonka with the U S Army Polo Team bound for England to play Great Britain in the world military polo championship. The party includes Major Beard Captain Wilson Gerhardt Rhoades Lieut Smith and Lieut Gilley. Twenty one polo ponies and sixteen cavalry men accompany the squad.
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New York
Luther i
Fington
Camden Ave
Salisbury
England
Minnetonka
Great Britain
Laus A Beard
Arthur Ho Wilson
Charles Gerhardt
Po FP Rhoades
Joe Smith
Laeut E. Me
Omi
Meadowbrook
L. I
London Hears Radio Concert From U S
Londoners and visitors kept late hours hoping to dance to a radio concert broadcast by KDKA Pittsburgh. The first tunes began at 1 am and though music was sometimes clear the attempt at dancing failed. Many guests stayed until daylight after hearing what was described as the first public radio concert from the United States heard in London.
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London
Muate
KDKA
Pittsburgh
United States
Corrosion Institute Planned By Chemists
Baltimore April 8. A nationwide effort against corrosion will be led by a new corrosion institute founded with the American Chemical Society backing. Scientists report corrosion costs America about 908 million dollars annually for failed metal structures and will unite users and producers in a cooperative push to halt rust.
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Haltimore
Science
Garey
Edenehaing Chemistry
American Chemical Society
Fossil Lizard Believed 16 Million Years Old Studied
Smithsonian workers study a fossil lizard believed to be 16,000,000 years old. Forwarded by Carnegie Institute of Pittsburgh, the eight inch specimen shows scale armor. Professor Charles W Gilmore leads the examination at the Smithsonian Institution.
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Washington
N Smithsonian Institution
Carnegie Institute of Pittsburgh
Charles W Gilmore
Ruth’s flu improves as Yankees prep for AL opener
Babe Ruth returns to New York after a brief flu illness described as improved ahead of the American League season debut. Other items report Civil War veteran Brigadier General Arthur J. Curtis’s death, Captain Jacques Seadeel’s acquittal in a court martial, and political developments in Berlin and France.
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Asheville
Apestl
A. P
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
New York
Ruth
Kiwans
France
Jacques Seadeel
Grackson
Rusoia
Matricide on Stand in Sanity Test In San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson a 17 year old accused of killing her mother testified in superior court about her sanity. Judge Louderback confirmed she understood the oath before swearing her in as Assistant District Attorney Skillen questioned her. She answered succinctly from San Francisco and the trial proceeded with jurors to decide her mental state.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Superior Court
Louderback
Harmon Skillen
Calif
Contesi
Ramore
Ansa Elingsen
Change in Culinary Department of Wicomico Hotel
The Wicomico Hotel reports a change in its culinary department. Henry R. Oskmen’s resignation is accepted by Manager Gay and the directors, effective immediately. George V. Riley will assume the steward role within days, coming from Norfolk where he managed a restaurant at the Lorraine Hotel. He previously served as steward at the Richmond Hotel in Richmond.
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Wicomico Hotel
Henry R. Oskmen
Gay
Com- Rey Itt
George V. Riley
Mr Riley
Norfolk
Lorraine Hotel
Richmond Hotel
Richmond
England To Fight For Schneider Cup
England prepares to challenge for the Schneider Cup with a seaplane built by Supermarine Aviation Works in Southampton. The race, scheduled for October in Baltimore, will test against the United States forces who currently hold the trophy.
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England
Southampton
Supermarine Aviation
Budlding
Baltimore
United States Army and Navy Service
Husar
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