City Council Rejects Overhead Bridge Plan Here
The Mayor and City Council declined to fund an overhead crossing at Hazel Avenue or North Boulevard over the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks to South Division Street. Engineers estimate $125 000 needed, with condemnations and extensive land loss likely, deemed too great a hazard and not demanded enough to justify the expense.
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Hazel Avenue
North Boulevard
South Division Street
Camden Avenue
S. Division
Alexander M Jackson
Camden
Salsbury
Seven new names on five are stranders
Washington report lists seven new members to join the sixty ninth Congress with Harry B Hawes of Missouri to enter Senate. Five will begin duties on Capitol Hill. two return after an absence. Names include David W Stewart Arthur R Gould Harry L Englebright Richard J Welch Seckn J Cochran J D Walch and Frederic W Dallinger in various House and Senate seats.
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Washington
Dee
Harry B. Hawes
Mossouri
Senate
House of the
Capitol
David W. Stewart
Iowa
Albert B. Cummings
Arthur R. Gould
Maine
Bert M Fernald
Harry L. Englebright
Richard J Welch
California
Seckn J Cochran
Hawes
Misouri House
Famiar Eon
Ptand
Waleh
William M Buter
Frederic W Dallinger
Harry Thayer
Massachusetts
House
George H Williams
Waisk
May curb license to radio station operators in Bell
The National Radio Coordinating Committee urges an emergency ban on broadcasting licenses after December 6 and calls for industry control by the Federal Radio Commission and the Commerce Department. Walter A. Strong presented the plan to Senate and House conferees, warning that delay could jeopardize a $600 million a year industry and 20 million listeners.
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Washington
A. P
Federal Radio Commission
Commerce Department
National Radio Coordinating Committee
Congress
Senate
House
Walter A. Strong
Chicago Daily News
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Coordinating Committee
Houser
Two youths linked to Wisconsin murder case in missing girl
Erdman Olson 18 fled Gale College after Clara Olson 22 vanished. Police believe he lured her to a mountainside near her father's farm and killed her, burying the body in shallow clay near the farm. An inquest was postponed for autopsy results.
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Prairie du Chien
Wis
Erdman Olsen
Gale College
Clara Olson
Olson
Harry Sherweed
Crawford County
Dwight
Ill
Erdman Olson
Clara Olsen
Crawfordsville
Ind
Baby lamprey eel found off Puget Sound near Bellingham
A Bellingham fisherman watched a net reveal a wriggling creature with a sheep like head and long teeth, initially mistaken for a baby sea serpent. Naturalists identified it as a lamprey eel, one of the few seen so far north.
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Bellingham
Wash
Puget Sound
Wage dispute halts 15000 Canadian trainmen vote
Montreal reports 15000 Canadian trainmen voted to strike unless given an increase. The inaction followed the wage dispute news as other items recount Cobham's arrival and a series of unrelated public notices across the United States.
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Montreal
Cadets and Royal Heart Cupids at West Point Gala
The piece notes Prince Heana’s departure for Roumania and reflects on his thoughts of West Point near the Hudson. It mentions William J. Glasgow of Washington, an honor man of his class, who is shown exclusively in fencing attire.
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Cupid
Sunday Baseball Arrest Case in Hagerstown
Harry K. Bester president of the Hagerstown Baseball Club goes on trial as part of a severed case against 51 officials and players from Hagerstown and Frederick teams for allegedly playing Sunday baseball on August 7. The trial will affect all co-defendants, with state and defense agreements shaping the verdict and differences from a prior ruling on Sunday play. Local authorities arrested players during the game, claiming Sunday work for remuneration.
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Hagerstown
Harry K. Bester
Blue Ridge Baseball League
Frederick
Bester
Betwen State
Ellsworth R. Roulette
J. Lloyd Slarshmman
Joseph W Wolfinger
Baseball Association
Accus d
J. Scott Bower
W& T
Sun Ay
McSherry
Court of Appeals
Dundee to meet Pacific Coast knockout king in welter bout
Joe Dundee of Baltimore and Eddie Roberts of Tacoma have finished training for a ten round welterweight bout at Recreation Baseball Park on Saturday. The fight is billed as the Pacific Coast knockout king versus the British contender and could set up a title tilt if Dundee wins.
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Dundee
San Francsco
Dee
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Eddie Roberts
Tacoma
Recreation Baseball Park
Chinese Civil War Rivalry Heats Up Across Regions
Reports indicate a split in China between the Kuomintang led by Cantonese loyalists and the northern ranks of Feng Yu-hsiang the Christian General. If allied, the south and north would form a long front threatening Beijing and raising the prospect of a full civil war across rival zones.
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New Oock
China
Sun Yat-Sen
Kuomintangs
Peoples’ Party
Canton
Peking
Dr. Sun
Amercan
Yangtze River
Thrat
Kuomintang
Feng Yu- Hsiang
Peoples’ Army
Feng
Chang Tso-Lin
Manchuria
Chang Tsung-Chang
Shantung Province
Wu Fei-Fu
Far
Siberia
Kuomintang Thi
Little Blue Trunk Case Ties Ormiston To McPherson
The Little Blue Trunk, seized in New York and claimed by District Attorney Keyes to belong to Aimee Semple McPherson and Kenneth G. Ormiston, was traced to Ormiston who used the alias Hoc Carnell. Investigators followed the trunk from Jacksonville to New York containing 67 items of women's clothing. The case is linked to a possible defense against charges of conspiracy in a future court appearance.
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Los Angelles
A. P
New York
Keyes
Aimee Semple McPherson
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Oriston
Hoc Carnell
Urban Park Beach
Jacksonville
Fla
McPherson
Ocean Resort
Evangelist
Mexico
Minne
Testimony Links Teddy to Fall-Doheny Case in Washington
The younger Teddy testified as a government witness at the Fall-Doheny trial in Washington. His brief remarks centered on his distant ties to the naval diseases assistant secretary of the Navy.
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Teddy
Washington
Iis
Naval Oiseases
Trolley-Truck Collision Injures Dozens in Baltimore
A transfer truck collided with a street car at Sharp and Hill Streets in South Baltimore injuring more than twenty people, mostly Black laborers from a Curtis Bay B&O Railroad crew. Thirty five men aboard the truck suffered fractures and bruises while street car passengers had minor injuries. driver Milton Foster escaped serious harm.
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Baltimore
A. P
Sharp and
Hill Streets
James Green
Granite
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Curtis Bay
Milton Foster
Glen Burnie
Hall Street
Maloney Beats Franz Chener in Ten Rounds at Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Maloney of Boston defeated Franz Chener of Germany in a ten round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. The bout, part of Tex Hickard’s elimination push toward a title shot against Gene Tunney, featured aggressive exchanges and steady pressure from Maloney who withstood several hard hits.
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New York
Jimmy Maloney
Jack Sarees
Maloney
Franz Chener
Germany
Madison Square Garden
Tex Hickard
Gene Tunney
Sharkey
Harry Wills
Jack Dempey
New York Boxing Commission
Philadelphix
Turkey
Sayoto Funning His Show
Readable fragments suggest a note about Sayoto performing or hosting a show with a joking or flamboyant style. The text appears as a fragment, lacking dates, locations, or full context to confirm event specifics.
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Sayoto
Maryland State Grange urges tougher drunk driving penalties
The Maryland State Grange adopted a resolution calling for a law imposing one year in prison and license suspension for first drunken driving offense and a year in prison with license revocation for subsequent offenses. It endorsed conservation programs for Chesapeake fisheries and wildlife. Conservation Commissioner Earle spoke on department work. They backed a 1-cent gasoline tax to fund highway projects and criticized county almshouses. A. G. Easor was reelected master. Next meeting invites extended from Easton and Mountain Lake Fork.
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Maryland
Maryland State Grange
Chesapeake Bay
Earle
State Way
Tern Shore Association of County Commissioners
A. G. Easor
Forest Hill
State Grange
Easton
Mountain Lake Fork
Republican Party Accused of Excessive Campaign Spending
Massachusetts Republican organizations face charges of excessive expenditures totaling 453 206 in the Butter Walsh campaign. The Liberal Civic League of Massachusetts cites alleged violations and urges a full Senate investigation, while Republican leaders deny any law violations and claim expenditures were about 178 000.
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Rasten
Roe 3
A. P
Massachusetts
W. M. Butter
Republican National Committee
David I. Walsh
Conrad W. Crooker
Liberal Civic League of Massachusetts
Reed
Senate Campsign
Crooker
League
Republican State Committee
Senate
Washington
Francis Prescott
Crocker
Butler
National Prohibition Conference Names Dr Empringham
Rev Dr James Empringham, secretary of the Episcopal Church temperance society, is dropped from the National Prohibition Legislative Conference roster at his own request. The group notes his organization does not align with the conference, preferring moral suasion and education to legislate abstinence.
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New York
James Empriangham
Church Temperance Society
The
Episcopal Church
National Prohibition Legislative Conference
Washington
Empinghan
Referee Judgment Shrouded in Confusion at Local Game
A disputed football refereeing decision sparked confusion as players and spectators questioned calls. Officials faced pressure from coaches and fans amid mounting tension and unclear rulings.
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Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll
Philadelphia
BELL
Walter Christensen
Porter
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Harry Sherwood
Christensen
Lamprey
Alan Cobham
Cobham
Eid
Issac S. Meven
Beck Weed
Rebbi
Memphis
Tenn
American Savings Bank and Tract Company
Parke
Beguie
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Todey Visting
Weed
Benjaminn Erwin
Harry F. Moree
Charles Mere
Rashington
Baltmore
Treaser and Peste
Ice Department
Jacson
Bruce
Blue Ridge League
Pacifix
Durden
Pere la
South
Manchurians
McPherson Case
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Atreet Crossing
Meterman
Boston
Tugaudre
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