Robbers Shot Down by Berks County Owner and Pursuers
In Berkeley Maryland on August 4 a gang looted the Fide Hartford County town's hardware and general store and attempted to flee in a stolen car. Owner G Rawson fired from his garage wounding Johan Nehus fatally and injuring Edward Kirkhy. John Mutterfield and Edward Kirchier were captured or escaped. Police pursued the trio to Belair, with Butterfield among the captured.
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Berkley
Baresi
Baltimore
Belar
Edward Kirchier
Los Angeles
Cal
G. Rawson
Takacer
Berkeley
Harry Hopkins
Rising Swan
Cecil County
Pennsylvania
Berkely
Robert Thomas
Billie
Rawson
Ethet
Sherif Thompson
Belair
William Bowerman
Edward Autin
Onewinge Bridge
Nehu
Kirckhy
State to Fight Slain Man Is Given Military Funeral
Acting States Attorney Robert Archer vows to fight possible habeas corpus moves for Joseph A Furbershaw. He remains jailed without bail until September when a Harford County Grand Jury will indict him for murder in the death of World War veteran John A Buongore during an alleged whiskey dispute. Funeral rites for Buongore, a Legion member, were held with military honors at St Patrick's Cathedral. A bugler played taps as the casket was lowered at Havre de Grace.
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John A. Ruoagore
Aokd
Furbershaw
Buongore
Baltimore News
Havre de Grace
John A Buongore
Joseph A Furbershaw
Washington
Joseph J Davin
American Legion
Ruengere
Havre de Grace City
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Power's Return To Majors Recalls Great Career
The article recalls Chief Bender a famed Indian pitcher who starred for Yoanne Mack's club. It notes his major league debut in 1965 with a shutout win over the Yankees and describes his renowned fastball and status among baseball's greats.
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Power
India
Chicago
Bender
White Sox
Yoanne Mack
Yankees
Everett
Mays
Jehneo
Orever
Cote
Mateo Keene
Sane Agape
Terry Turner
Famed salesman Campbell hurt in highway incident near Salisbury
Jesse Campbell 24, salesman for T J Truntt & Co., was found unconscious beside a roadside car on the Alien Beach route. He was treated at Peninsula General Hospital and reports say he improved with no signs of foul play found yet. Porter, an Orioles outfielder, rushed him to hospital after locating him semiconscious.
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Jesse Campbell
T J. Truntt & Co
Peninasular General Hospital
Amphil
Kechani
Ehek” Pogter
Baltmore
Salisbury
Campbell
Allber
Be Pital
Porter
Hattis
Dog and Robot Pass Pransile Wal Aap 8 Norce
Fragmented report describes a dog and robot passing a task, with names and places garbled. The readable parts indicate an inseparable team or partners associated with Terri and Bregantly, in a scene around a dog-tack incident.
For the Lazy Wan Lear
The text is unreadable OCR with garbled phrases and no clear event or facts to summarize. No identifiable persons organizations places dates or outcomes are present.
Fundamentalist Urge Dr Straten To Lead Anti Evolution Fight
New York on August 4 is announced that Rev John Roach Straten of Calvary Baptist Church is urged to lead anti evolution forces. Prominent New Yorkers formed a group backing him to combat teaching evolution in tax funded schools. Straten would debate Clarence Darrow and challenge Dudley Malone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wim. Jennings Bryan
John Roach Straten
Calvary
Straten
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Dudley Freif Malone
Asbury Park
Strattan
Cve Ution
Ghonticattan
Tarmany
Rickenbacker Sees Bright Air Travel Future
Eddie Rickenbacker former race car star and WWI ace turned executive spoke on the coming era of air travel. He outlined plans and prospects during an Advertising & Lab show, noting advances in airship trade and long flights that could expand air transportation beyond coastlines.
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Kana Coty
Rickenbacker
Morter
Motor Car Manufacturing Company
Air Trave
New Yorks Darts Airplane Arms
Lee
Floods and hail disrupt Midwest and Southwest regions
Reports detail hail stones as large as eggs in several midwestern states damaging crops in Kentucky while heavy rains flood parts of the Rio Grande basin and Detroit experiences strong winds and a major rain event. Amberg Wisconsin reports brief snow with damaging hail.
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Cheagy, Aug
Augus
Seather
Mid Western
Kentucky
Amberg
Rio Grande
Detroit
Indianapolis
Eli. &I Paso
Batenthart
Teal
Arima
Anthracite Wage Talks Threaten Break Up
Negotiations for the anthracite wage scale are reported likely to break off on resume of the Wage Scale Conference barring unforeseen developments. The operator side vows to uphold the scale committee against challenges led by United Mine Workers president John Lewis. The committee, representing virtually all anthracite firms, was chosen after a July meeting.
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Atlantic City
N. J
A.P
Jeha. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Samuel JD. Warriner
Wunkerente
William J Richards
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Lewin
F H Hemelright
Sevantom
Parkersand
Prreomael
Parker
Anthracie Eperetora Ieonfere
Soviet plan for traveling Cheka to monitor diplomats
Leningrad Aug 4 reports the Soviet government seeks a traveling counterintelligence body to inspect and check on foreign diplomats abroad. The effort aims to pressure, monitor, and assess diplomatic activities globally.
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Leningrad
Trilingual Taste Regions in the Tongue Debate
A described passage outlines three tongue regions each sensitive to different flavors: the front region to pungent tastes, the middle to sweet and bitter, and the rear to roasted meats fats and oils.
John Coolidge Arrives at Camp Devens as Corporal
John Coolidge son of the president reaches Camp Devens Massachusetts to spend the month as a private in training. He is promoted to corporal on arrival at the camp.
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John Coolidge
Camp Devens
Mass
Pope Pius XI and Marshal Foch Parade at Columbus Convention
Messages from Pope Pius XI and Marshal Foch were read at the Forty Third International Convention of the Rights of Columbus. James A. Plaberty presented the greetings as thousands toured a parade with North American visitors and Knights of Columbus. The highlight was the rededication of thirty boys as the first underage group to join the Columbus Squires.
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Fouluth
Minn
A. Pop
Pope Pius XI
Marshal Foch
France
Rights of Columbus
James A. Plaberty
North America
United States
Rcd
Order of Columbus Squires
Students shoot profs in Wilna high school attack
Three students who failed exams in Wilna Poland on August 4 opened fire at teachers injuring the high school principal and another professor. The assailants fled as police investigated the shooting at the Wilna school.
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Wilna
Poland
High Bischord
Second attempt to move Scopes case to Federal Court filed
A fresh petition was filed in the circuit court seeking to restrain state authorities from further prosecution of the Scopes evolution case. The action marks another bid to transfer the legal battle to federal court.
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Chattaneegs
Tran
Fie Sohn BW
Neal
Circuit Court
Protest Filed Over Class Player Rule in Eastern Shore Circuit
Dover Delaware officials announced a protest to President J Harry Rew against Cambridge Canncers alleged use of four class players in violation of league rules permitting only three. The dispute echoes a 1982 case when Blsford Share and others faced forfeiture penalties as the league waited.
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Dover
Del
J. Harry Rew
Cambridge Canncrs
Ance
Tebe Sebi
Accirteng
Blsford
Dever
Cambridge
Court Holds Dry Loews Mile Limits
A U S court decision in Motule Alabama upholds a British schooner crew conviction for tariff and prohibiting acts outside the three mile limit. Judge Ervin’s ruling could set a precedent for prosecuting rum runners beyond territorial waters, changing the usual practice of seizing craft and releasing or deporting crews.
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Motule
Ala
Setee A.P. BE
United States Judiciary System
United States
Ervin
Greece Sends Troops To Bulgarian Frontier
Reports from Athens say Greek troops are en route to the Bulgarian frontier after the assassination of a Greek official at Stamraki Bulgaria. The government promises reparations and measures against those responsible, amid border tensions and incidents alleged on the frontier.
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Greece
A. P
Stamrakes
Bulgaria
Thceeve
Athen
Billie
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