Maryland to plant 1 000 800 bushels oysters in Chesapeake Bay
Governor Ritchie and Earle pledge to conserve the bay’s food supply. Meetings in Annapolis Cambridge and Baltimore with dredgers packers bankers and merchants aim to boost oyster stocks and prevent industry extinction within a year or two.
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Swepson Earle
Maryland
Chesa Bay
Carter Geonerner
Ritchie Ritchie
E. Lee Trinkie
Barte, McDensid
Virginia
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Annapolis
Earle
Pechere
Baltimore
Crisco Lan Ie
Cambridge
Barte
Chesapeake Bay
Moet Serioun
Death and wealth tie to Miss Pope in McClintock estate saga
The McClintock estate linked to Isabelle Pope amid a chain of deaths and marriages surrounding the supposed fortunes of the McClintock heirs. Reports place the estate value between three million and sixteen million dollars with Miss Pope named in the will provisions.
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NBA
Neestre Wilmette
Isabelle Pepe
McClintock
Actinteck
Laabelle
William Mc Meflinford
Miss Pope
Hichling
Willian McClintock
Emma Nelson
Topeka
Pope
Water taxi disaster claims one life and injures nineteen
A water taxi caught fire and sank near the harbor today. The blaze destroyed the craft as rescuers pulled survivors from the water and authorities investigated the cause. One dead and nineteen injured are reported among those aboard.
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la Moyne
Etn
Defense Aircraft Need Drives Call For Rapid Expansion
A fragmented report outlines the need for an adequate strategic nucleus with rapid expansion capacity amid defense concerns. Lawmakers and experts stress strengthening U S aerial capabilities and industrial base to meet evolving threats and ensure national security.
Late News Briefs From Yesterday Across Turbulent Realm
Election returns show rising Socialists and Democrats while General Luedendorff is crushed. A Catholic Passionist group is captured by a Chinese bandit, tied to an Illinois cleric, with unclear U.S. declaration. A plan for rigid peace is offered by Papal sources amid global tensions and shifting alliances.
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Freee Reichstag
Irag
Blemingick
Kid McCoy Faces Greatest Battle of Noted Career
Kid McCoy stands trial in Los Angeles for the murder of his ex wife Theresa More. He maintains she killed herself and says he acted in despair. Prosecution and defense present witnesses including Mrs Jennie Thomas and Mrs Iva Martin detailing the night of the shooting. An alienist reports McCoy may have an incurable brain disease affecting his mentality and future behavior.
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Los Angeles
Dec
Kid McCoy
Theresa More
Beau Plummel
McCoy
U’ S
McCoy Ha
Mors
Albert A Mors
Mega
Faol Mors
Eeer Olster
Jennie Thomas
Moret
Iva Martin
Mers
McCoyffee
Coolidge Backs Muscle Shoals Plan Amid Senate Push
President Coolidge endorses the Underwood bill with a suggestion for a minor amendment as Republican leaders push for final action in the Senate on the Muscle Shoals utilization project. White House sources say the administration favors a prompt resolution with limited changes to the measure.
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Ry Tee
Washington
Cooidg
Senate
White House
Wa Teupport
Witne
Musee
Waderetuud
Ote Wrensteh
Explosion Wrecks Methodist Church at Huntersville
An explosion destroyed Huntersville Methodist Church as worshippers gathered last evening. Caretaker Lakhani was seriously injured and about twenty others sustained bruises and lacerations. The blast, likely from acetylene lighting fumes in the basement, sent flames through the wreckage after Mr Lockard opened the cellar door with a lantern. The floor heaved, windows shattered, walls bulged, and flames were quickly checked.
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Walliams Pert
Huntersville
Report Consul Death To State Department
The death of Consul Kenry A Dayton in Belgrade was reported to the State Department. Initial accounts said a woman killed Dayton then died by suicide. details remain unclear as officials pursue a full investigation and report.
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Hy Tee
Wahington
Kenry
Dayton
Belgrade
State Department
Payton
Gatout Pees
Wan
Patten
Department
Shipping Board and Farm Bureau Convene on Ocean Trade
United States Shipping Board head Hill and the American Farm Bureau Federation spoke at the opening of their annual convention. The leaders discussed the need for stronger government oversight of maritime shipping to align with national interests.
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Chirag
Ameica
Aml
WS. Hill
United States Shipping Board
Ald
American Farm Bureau Federation
Teris
Paper Plant Wrecked by Early Morning Explosion
A paper plant near the town of Ku Kluon Kafila- Troms was destroyed by an explosion at dawn. Initial estimates place the damage around 675,000 dollars. The plant, once a major local employer, was known as a Dad Daun operation.
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Caffeyville
Minta Durfee Ar buckle to marry Doris Deane says reports
Hollywood gossip notes indicate Minta Durfee Ar buckle plans a marriage to actress Doris Deane as circulating chatter mentions Deane was once linked to Jack Yemiacs.
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Minta Durfee
Arbuckle
Raacon
Patty) Arbuckle
Doris Deane
Hollywood
Mias
Deane
Jack Yemiacs
Police Chief Dresses as Woman Captures Suspect
Springheld Township Police Chief Rooms of Montgomery County arrested James Shaffer, 32, of Philadelphia, after Shaffer allegedly terrorized couples at night by impersonating an officer and extorting money. Chief Koem aided by Commissioner Clark, they confronted Shaffer, who demanded $1280 bail set by Magistrate Ur.
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Shaffer
Koem
U'r
Fog Grounds Vessels on Delaware River
A dense fog grounded three unidentified steamers on Pea Patch Island in the Delaware River near New Castle. Captains reported difficulty determining inbound or outbound status as bows faced different directions. vessels were not in danger. Five officers awarded decorations for medals.
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New Castle
Pel
Dee
Pea Patch Island
Delaware River
Late News Bulletins Pom Vegeren Cal Dee 8
Fragmented records describe multiple events including a streetcar collision and a murder case. Names, places, and dates are scattered, with references to indictments, court actions, and varying financial amounts. The text reads like a collection of late news snippets from diverse locales.
Three Post 51000 Bond After Trial in Worcester
Extensive raids by agents and deputies in Worcester County led to arraignments after a federal trial. Lloyd Phillips Raymond Phillips and Alfred Dryden faced bond decisions while Cleveland Phillips Harry Phillips Caleb Smack and others were found guilty or not guilty with varied release outcomes.
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Sig
Bratten
Worcester County
Lloyd Phillips
Raymond Mulips
Cleveland Phillips
Harry Phillips
Caleb Bo Smack
Alfred R Dryden
Guily
Baltimore
Cy Lloyd
Raymond Phillipe
Alfred den
Baltimore City
Murrell
M Station
Eade Ee
Oderal Agiati
Whiflery Beatten
Inmr
Worvester
Raymond Phillips
State Road
Virginia Line
Alfred Dryden
William Tarr
Snow Hill
Pocomoke
Dryden
Meveland
Iarry Phillips
Raymond
Markets Today By The Associated Press Philadelphia
Markets report from Philadelphia covers winter wheat and flour futures in a dense, OCR torn list. It mentions prices for various grain contracts, poultry products, and rough quantities with many garbled items and inconsistent figures.
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Philadelphia
Dee
Etty
Eoom
Cary
Devress
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