Turner Sues Elacy Over False Arrest and Assault
John W. Turner sues Harvey I. Elacyfor $15000 claiming false arrest and assault after a September confrontation during a police car stop on Proceabher 3. Turner alleges he was arrested without a warrant and beaten by Miles Bailey Miles and Alexander M. Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Turnere
Harvey I Elacy
Turner
Elacy
Miles
Bailey
Alexander M. Jackson
Klay
Elter
Blaey
Mayer Kennerly
Lene and
Johanson
Hearst backs New York leadership in key primary stance
William Randolph Hearst says he will follow Mayor Dylan in the Democratic primary campaign for reelection guidance and will back the mayor’s judgment. He avoids committing to backing James Hylan but emphasizes loyalty to Dylan and the party’s best interests amid factional pressures and Governor Smith’s vacation remarks.
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New York
ALP
William Ramdolph
Dylan
Mayer Hylan
Mc Hearst
Talfernia
Smith Owerine
Ghons Falls
Adromiacks
Geserner
Jimmay Walker
Port Matz
Eugens Myers
Norman Phems
Willis-Overe and Co Show Bla Furnings
Fragment reads as a partial caption for a Willis-Overe and Co show about Bla Furnings with unclear details and garbled accompanying text. No coherent event or outcome is decipherable from the readable portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willais-Overe and Co Show
Bla Furnings
Eastern Shoremen to Direct Coast Guard Attacks on Adriatic Pacific Coasts
Captain Carmine, former Apache commander, takes charge of the New York Coast Guard district. Twenty destroyers to patrol from New London to the Delaware River under Commodore Hamlett with Mojave as flagship. Prohibition enforcement to be intensified nationwide with a dry law start.
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Ran
Adriatic
Pacific
George (. Carmine
Apache
North Atlantic
Coant
W. V. B. Jacein
Mead Pacific Fleet
George (. Carrone
Arundel Cave
Coast Guard
New York
New Lomdon
Delaware River
Carmine
New York City
WY. RB. Jacobs
Maryland
Jacobs
Pacife
Carmac
Wiomet Rumbow
Harry Hamlet
Ile
Mojave
Guilige
Chesapeake Bay
USY Candidates Win Election in JOA City Vote
In JOA City the USY candidates won the election held at nine oclock in the big tent on East Main Street. Richard Cooper was elected Mayor with several other ticket members. Mary Elizabeth Haran and Maude Melsen led the Law and Order ticket in appointments.
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Chautauqua
Weleck
East Main Street
Richard Cooper
Pel
Jef Staten Adkins
Samuel Morris
Mary Elizabeth Haran
Maude Melsen
Clarence Morr
Marin Freeman
Ists Humphreys
Teller Frances Phillips
Virginia Urner
Margorie Freeman
Salisbury Lunters
Exere Nicorning
Pregustation
of Theese
Junpertown
Plas
Fair Vendor Pleads Guilty At Trial
A frail OCR entry reports a vendor pleading guilty at trial amid a garbled scene. Names and details are unreadable, but the gist notes a guilty plea and referenced authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Vender
Mule's Head Through Windshield In Road Accident
A horse drawn cart was struck at Main and Division when a delivery truck owned by Newton and Bailey oyster packers failed to yield. The animal's head pierced the windshield, injuring its eye and breaking the cart shaft. The driver was found at fault. Reiley and Newton to cover cart repairs.
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Main
Division Streets
E. Hinson
Leviston Street
Newton and Bailey, Oyster Packers
Reiley
Newton
American Volunteer Escadrille Joins French Drive in Morocco
Three members of the American volunteer escadrille led by Mayor Graville A Pollock of New Orleans Captain Paul Rockwell of Atlanta and Lieut. Coumsins will join a French squadron for a few weeks at Casa Blanca while the American unit is outfitted Marshal Petain arrived at Casablanca and ordered the escadrille integrated into the Moroccan offensive The Americans express eagerness to take part in the forthcoming drive against the Rif tribesmen now under way at Casablanca and Moreces.
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Fez
French Morocco
Graville A Pollock
New Orleans
Paul Rockwell
Atlante
Coumsins
Escadrlle
Casa Blanca
Marshal Petain
Mance
Cars Blanca
Moreces
Sunday Chau tauqua program at Fast Main Street tent
The Sunday program of the Chau tauqua is set for eight in the morning in the tent on Fast Main Street. It will be led by Auntin congregation with several city ministers conducting. Mr and Mrs C Rucker Adams will speak on The Temple of the Soul. Music by Paul Ver Ren and Co and Miss Constance Neville Johns will accompany the Sabbath evening program.
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Fast Main Street
C. Rucker
Adams
Musw
Paul Ver
Ren and Co
Constance Neville Johns
Turkish Women Embrace Public Sport Under New Regime
In Constantinople under Mustafa Kemal Pasha, Turkish women begin to appear publicly in sports such as tennis and swimming after veils are worn less, signaling broader social change. A recent girls swimming race drew mixed spectators and sparked discussion about progressive reforms.
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Constantinople
Tennes
Angera
Mustapha Kemal Paha
Turbesh Ase
Mosby Selesthee
United States
Patie
Senatingsist Baseman Suffers Fractured Skull
A Washington baseball player suffered a fractured skull after being struck on the head by a pitch at a Detroit game. He was resting comfortably at the hospital with a concussion and brain injury noted in the medical report.
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Earl Whitehall
Detroit
Invention Aids Efficient Assembly Line Process
A newly described machine improves stacking operations on the factory floor. The device purportedly speeds throughput and reduces handling by automating a sequence once done manually. Further testing and exact mechanism were not detailed in the report.
Successful Air Mail Flight Plans Revealed by Navy Leader
Rear Admiral Wattson A. Moffett, head of naval aeronautics, announced air mail and passenger service from San Francisco San Angeles and Santa Diego to Honolulu will soon become a reality. He called the San Francisco to Hawaii flight the most important naval aviation milestone since World War I. He noted future attempts if this one fails and mentioned Secretary of the Navy plans to visit Hawaii in October.
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Hawaii
Naval Air Service
Anther
Ditigutes
Iexas
Secretary of the Navy
Washington
Henmelula
Annual church service and picnic at Green Hill Church
The 688 Green Hill Church holds its yearly service and celebration led by Rev. W. W. Web. After the service parishioners plan a grounds picnic, a long standing event drawing many people. A bolt of lightning struck William Mack, but he survived with injuries and two silver dollars lost from his pocket.
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Green Hil Church
Kasten
W. W. Web
William Mack
Great Fale
Moat
Weidya
Black
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Bard
Tela
Robt. D. Grier, IR
Ricomice Hotel
le Basement
Omico Kotel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Camden Avenue
E. Wilson Booth
Adkins Building
Western Maryland College
Westminster, Maryland
Albert Norman Ward
Wicomico County
Willys
Willys-Knight
Venars
Wiccom
Willis
Willys-Raight
Arcade Theatre
Captain Bhloodgqoow
Emeeds
George Halstram
Wizard of the
Accordion
Constance Talmadge
THE
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Basel
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Enooty
Ee Larypre
Pyartr
H. S. Powell
Brotey Knight Overland Company
Sharpdown, MD
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