Robbery and assault on Camden Avenue sparks multi-state search
A late night robbery occurred on Camden Avenue in front of the Jackson residence. Victim J A Flemon was held at gunpoint, robbed of $18, and beaten. The bandits fled with a Ford for a dash toward Princess Anne, with police across three states pursuing the lead suspects.
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J A Flemon
Camden Avenue
Alen. Md
Reed
Alen
Iver Zefar
Loretta
Hebridap
Wal-Station
Stemmons
Caenden Avenue
Jackson Residence
Ford Rouge
Slemon
Slemons
Princess Anne
Slemoens
Porter
Zellars
Threeteen
Virginia
Deleware
Shimras
Aes Sc
Vague OCR Fragment Signals Reader Confusion
Fragmentary text appears to reference dates and names in garbled form with unclear context. No identifiable events, people, or organizations form a coherent item.
Candidacy Defense Against Negro Candidacy Question in New York
President Coolidge replies to a pretest over a Black candidate for U S Senate in New York. He asserts constitutional guarantees of equal rights and refuses to intrude in the primary contest while affirming that a colored man is entitled to seek nomination and a fair primary opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
SngTess
Coolidge
Trazen
Celer
Pannel
Democrats To Open Campaign Tonight
A garbled early report outlines Democratic plans to launch their campaign with a major event in West Virginia. It notes a party standard bearer and mentions anticipated keynote figures and preparations for the national election cycle.
Prices and stocks in a 19th century market listing
A dense OCR from a market page shows varied prices for dairy products such as Cheddar New York whole milk flats and Longhorns, plus live poultry, dressed fowls, dried goods, and produce. Entries list numbers like 0.04, 4.3 percent, 6.75, 21.99, and 25 to 45 ranges for items including butter, eggs, and potatoes.
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Atcat
Famuly Urand
Hay
York
Jersey
Prince of Wales to Attend Private White House Luncheon
Washington reports a highly private luncheon with the presidential family is planned for the Prince of Wales on arrival for August international matches. The visit aims to honor royal courtesy, with cabinet members and their wives invited to greet him during a rare ceremonial exchange.
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Washington
Prince of Wales
United States
Mebrenk
Washington Pool
New York
White House
George
Renfree
Calvin ¢Unsider, Jr
Newewan
Watertiar
Powder Plant Destroyed in Tennessee Fire
A U S government powder plant at Jarkaeville, Tennessee, burned, destroying war reserve powder valued at about 22 1/2 million dollars with estimates of loss around 650 million dollars. No casualties reported and no dangerous explosions occurred. The plant, built during the war, produced large quantities of powder and was the largest project of its kind.
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Hickers
Jarkaeville
Tenn
United States Givernay
Majon
Lightning kills father and son at Nova Scotia farm
Aug 11 Press Redgebury Nova Scotia Daniel A Stabler and his son Howard 14 died when lightning struck their farm home near sight. Two other sons Ralph and Jecua severely burned Irving Cain of Knoxville Tenn an uncle was stunned. Mrs Stabler and another son nearby escaped unharmed.
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Redgebury
Daniel A Stabler
Howard
Ralph
Jecua
Irving Cain
Knoxville
Tenn
Bega
Way
Mra. Stabler
Som
Seoom
Americans Will Not Abandon World Flight
Reports from the cruiser Richmond and supply ships say the world flight from Reykjavik to Greenland will be completed barring unforeseen weather or accidents. Admiral Macreder notes no plan to call on the American Army. efforts focus on safe landing points and continued staging from Ireland to Greenland.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Wight
Phere
Greenland
Tasard
Richmond
Squadre
Macreder
Raiiza
Ieland
Grernland
Ecnroynteret
Gertrude Rash
Plane Falls 1000 Feet Fatal for Two Victims
An aircraft accident in California claims the lives of Kitten, 30, and Muctay Lansial penteverr. The Associated Press report notes the plane plunged about 1000 feet with two fatalities.
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San Lauis Obiepe
Cal
Kitten
Late News Bulletins on Allied Drirgeic and Trade
A jumble of late reports from Saguenay and allied conferences notes vague aims like containment and cooperation. References to leaders and naval actions appear amid garbled phrases, with uncertain names and dates and no clear outcomes.
C of C Backs Move for Play Center at Harmon Field
The Chamber of Commerce backs a plan for a city play center near Harmon Field. Secretary W T Gardner notes favorable prospects after proposals from 750 cities. a long option and title work are needed with a site on South Dividing Street adjoining Camden School.
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Echool
Chamber of Commerce
W. T. Gardner
Salisby
United States
Tisbury Realty Company
Divising Street
Camden School
Feld
Employer Pays Fine for Nagve at Arvest Office
A report states an employer paid a fine related to Nagve at the Arvest location. The article mentions a sum of $240 and references workers or grumbers, with scattered details about an event at a water treatment facility and a Wednesday occurrence.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Item
A partial readable fragment notes a local event with entities untethered by full context. No clear persons or organizations are confidently identifiable from the available text.
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Pisted Point
Albena
Nathan Looped, Jr
Babby Brant
Toray
N. Y
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Leek
Tee
Roma
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Ag Eggyrur
Davin
Wil Sound Party
Clarkxbercz
John Wo Praveen
Hinder
Harman
Owen
Arasberg
Fern
President Coolidge
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U.S
Old Hickory Gees
Sinre Clave
Lafollette
Lendam
Sag
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Drirgeic
CW Ghengten
Tomas
South Division Street
Foundation
Gardner
Harmon
Harmon Field
Hemen Foandatma
Nam Mefferta
Hentem
Liberty
Amy
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