Washington Braces for Ku Klux Parade in Capital
Washington leaders warn of a major Ku Klux Klan march drawing tens of thousands to the capital. Police on full duty block Pennsylvania Avenue while organizers prepare a large procession from the Capitol to the White House. Safety measures and crowd control are described as authorities stress order and prevent violence during the event.
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Apo
Ku Klus Abansinen
Pelee
Pennsylvania Avenue
Casey Klan
Rian
Sylvan Theatre
Washington Monument
Five Members Die In House Fire Destroying Home
A family of five perished when their residence burned to ashes in a blaze described as fierce. A farmer awoke to smoke, tried to enter from the first floor, but the inferno prevented access as flames engulfed the structure.
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Piclyn
Girls Who “Borrowed” Car See Charges Withdrawn
The article states a case in which two young women who allegedly “borrowed” a car from Rollins in Washington and drove to Baltimore had charges withdrawn. The complainant Leo Popeene alleges theft related to the vehicle, while police say the suspects were guests at Rollins’ home.
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Wahington
Rollins
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Browning
Kew Gardens
Youth Adrats 10 Wounded Mother Not Fully Aware
A man identified as Allen in Iowa confesses to a first degree murder after shooting his father and mother. He describes taking a rifle, moving a family car, and fleeing before police, with details of ambush and escape. The crime left one parent dead and another wounded, while investigators traced the events to a rural residence.
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Foamee
Asassin
Hi Parent
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Vinsteders
C Fails To Fix Responsibility For Fatal Train Wreck
An inquiry into a fatal train wreck fails to assign responsibility to the railway crew or related parties. Investigators describe a probable cause from a steam leak and note questions about fault, with witnesses and official actions referenced.
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Veteran of Merrimac Monitor Battle Dies at Home
A Civil War veteran and last survivor of the Merrimac and Monitor clash near Hampton Roads is found dead at his city home. He served since the Civil War, worked as a steamboat engineer on the Chenango and Hue Canal, and leaves three brothers and sisters in the South.
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Haves
Gasoline Prices Drop One Cent A Gallon
Gasoline prices were reduced by one cent per gallon today affecting dealers in Maryland Virginia West Virginia from the Standard Oil refiners group and related affiliates. The price cut follows a joint decision by the Standard Oil Company Atlantic Refining and related firms to lower fuel costs across the region.
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Newderery
Goualf Refining Company
Standard @hl Company
Pstteinna
Atlantic Fining Company
Paddington Clark widow speech stirs Baltimore convention talk
The article notes Champ Clark widow of the late Speaker of the House in Bowling Green and a Petersburg reference to the Baltimore convention. It mentions Bryan and Bryan supporters accusing Clark of misjudging public sentiment and questions over campaign funds and Clark’s integrity.
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Champ Clark
House of Reprentative
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Wolon
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Public Ledger
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Cnartine
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Bern Bach
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Peterity
Mob hangs alleged attacker after jail take from Missouri jail
Walter Mitchell, a Black man, was seized from a Clay County jail by a mob, hanged from a tree, and his death ruled strangulation. Coroner and county officials said no inquest would be held and voiced satisfaction that “justice has been done” though investigators would not be pursued. The incident followed an alleged late Thursday assault by Mitchell on a young woman and her companion, who escaped during the mob action.
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Clay County
Walter Mitchell
Leonard Lr
HW Iit
Ray Cummins
St. Paul
Minnesota
Moetchell
Kareliene Springs
Eaceteror Synieg Dunrtisn
In Trouble Williams West Brownens Spas Officials Investigate Browning
In trouble Williams West Browning, the Spas Officials of the Department of Correction investigate Browning actions regarding Mais Poste very closely.
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Mary Beware
Spas
The
Repartaent of Correction
Browning
Mais Poste
Anthracite Coal Supply Restricted in Study Says Society
The American Nature Society notes anthracite formed 20 million years ago from compressed plant matter and differs from bituminous coal. It warns only 60,000 square miles of eastern Pennsylvania hold it, with deeper mining likely as reserves near exhaustion in the next century.
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Pennylvania
American Nature Society
Ite
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Matamere club signs Shigmere in Blue Ridge League
Hatimere CA reports manager Kenn announced the purchase of pitcher Shigmere and catcher Alerts from the Magersteen club of the Blue Ridge League. Shigmere, 21, is a right hander weighing about 208 pounds and is among the league’s leading pitchers. The report also mentions plans for a Translante air service and other regional notes.
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Matamere Internationals
Shigmere
Magersteen Club
Blue Ridge League
New York Girl Admitted Poisoning Attempt Over Adoption Dispute
Mary Spa, claiming to be 21, admitted she drank poison after harsh remarks about her adoption by Edward W. Browning. Police and District Attorney Newcombe pursue the girl’s true age as Browning weighs voiding the adoption. a doctor treated the poisoning and a second telegram sought confirmation of the age.
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New York
Mary
Panse Browning
Edward W. Browning
Browning
Newcombe
Dorothy Sanshine Brown
Gray, Grand Old Man of Delaware, Dies at 82
Wilmington aged statesman Frank Gray former United States Senator and judge of the circuit court of appeal died peacefully at his home after seven months of illness. He is survived by two wives and several children including Charles Gray of Pittsburgh and Andrew Gray of Wilmington. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery New Castle.
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Catepal Circuit Court of Appeal
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Teewerge Crray
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