Mine Explosion Entombs Dozens Near Princeton Indiana
At Francisco in Knox County Indiana an explosion in Francisco Coal Company Mine No 2 trapped between 50 and 60 miners. Rescue chief Jack Ogilvie rushed to the scene while early reports said about 30 men were rescued with several dead at the shaft and total fatalities rising to seven.
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Princeton
Ind
Francisco
Bickel
Jack Ogilvie
Knox County
Francisco Coal Company
Ogilvie
Beteen
Associated Press
Evanaville
de Nure
Professional Ball Meet Closes Today
A historic professional ball meeting ends today with limited major league representation. Officials note continued talks on player procurement from lower leagues and await decisive actions from league presidents, managers, and coaches.
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Eague
Felows
Edward
Fragmentary OCR Note with Names and Numbers Incoherent
A highly garbled OCR passage lists scattered letters numbers and fragments. It references names such as Jack and Te Om FE and includes stray dates and symbols without coherent context or clear events or entities.
No Connection Between Two Men in Memphis Bank Scandal
Rush H. Parke, clerk at American Savings, surrendered after a week’s absence as $160000 went missing. Bank assistant cashier Clarence Henochsberg killed himself, with $200000 short cited. Bank placed under a receiver. Parke denied talks with reporters and hinted at New Orleans flight. Cadman to premiere new American opera A Witch of Salem in Chicago.
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Memphis
Tean
Rush H. Parke
American Savings Men
Parke
Clarence Henschnberg
American Savings Bank
Henochsberg
New Orleans
Prince Wales Acts as Bartender in East End Pub Visit
The Prince of Wales surprised guests at the Mile End Branch of the Legion of Ex-Servicemen by serving as host and bartender. He drew a foaming beer himself, sampled it, and shared a jovial evening with ex-soldier workers and their partners before returning to the Legion’s concert amid cheers.
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London
A. P
Prince of Wales
East End
Wales
Mile End
Legion of Ex-Serviece
Bricklayers’ Arms
Legion
Convict Red Toms Captured After Year on Run
Hagerstown Maryland reports Columbus Red Toms, who escaped Berkeley Springs jail over a year ago, was captured in Lancaster Pennsylvania. He and another inmate escaped by a wooden key the night before their liquor trial. Toms to be taken to Moundsville Penitentiary for safekeeping until Berkeley Springs trial. He faces multiple charges in the county.
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Hagerstown
Columbus
Red
Toms
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Lancaster
Moundsvile
Wo Va
Late News Bulletins From Asheville to New York
A scrambled dispatch notes multiple items: a national convention selection in Dallas. a separation suit adjournment in New York. 23 of 61 bootlegging indictments quashed by the U.S. Attorney. trial recesses in Cantos. and various scattered reports of crimes, accidents, and investigations across Europe and the United States with names and places garbled in the OCR.
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New York
Willam Dever
States Attorney's Office
Chester man confesses to fatal Chester holdup shooting
Clarence Callin Strickland of Commerce, Georgia admitted shooting Miss Emily Collins in Chester while she walked home with Christmas gifts. Strickland was arrested soon after and held for safety. the crime followed a spate of holdups in the city.
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Chester
Dees
Olhe Strickland
Negro of Commerce
Emily Callina
Collins
Clarence Callin
Strickland
WB. MccCtwenahan
Mase Collins
Manila Tribune style Armenian note to Congress on policy
A Manila based note to Congress outlines a permanent stance by America on Armenian questions in the Far East. The message signals a broader, enduring policy and aligns with regional shifts revealed by recent events.
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Manila
Congress
Manila Tribunes
Ameria
Far East
Coast Guard reports end of smuggling amid rescues
Rear Admiral Millard told Congress the Coast Guard effectively dispersed rum running and saved 3,037 lives during the year. The service seized 221 vessels and 58 for offenses, with 727 general court martial cases. 456 drowning rescues were attempted and 25 succeeded, including a woman revived after 20 minutes underwater.
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Washington
F C. Millard
Coast Guard
Congress
Billard
Caeaat Gualdamen
Rockefeller Heads to Florida for Winter Golf Trip
John D Rockefeller departed New York for Florida aboard his private car Mogart attached to the Havana Special. The Standard Oil founder, aged 79, travels with a party of about 15 including a physician and staff for his annual Ormond Beach golf retreat despite reports of his still-robust health.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Florida
Ormond Beach
Standard Oil Company
Mogart
Havana
Roosefeller
Rockefeller
Penahantico Hills
Fragmented OCR notes on international relations and war ethics
Fragmented text discusses enthronement, international relations, and war ethics with mentions of churches and pacific aims. Several garbled phrases reference justice, restraint, and discussing broader state actions amid a moment of political tension.
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Mooneapest
Paderewski Returns to New York Amid Worthy Welcome
The famed pianist and statesman Ignace Jan Paderewski arrives in New York on August 8 signaling his renewed visit to the United States. The welcome is described as majestic and ceremonial reflecting his international stature.
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Ignace Jan Paderewski
New York
Majertic
United States
Aerial torpedo work halted by armistice, says Saunders
William L. Saunders reports that U S aerial torpedo capable of hitting 100 mile range was stopped by the armistice though it could have produced 10 000 flying guns. Sperry receives John Fritz Gold Medal at the American Society of Mechanical Engineers meeting.
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New York
A. P
United States
William L. Saunders
Naval Consulting Board
Saunders
Elmer Ambrose Sperry
John Fritz
Mr. Sperry
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Naval Board
Mussolini concerns Geneva League as world balance shifts
Swiss conference on international tensions centers on Mussolini’s Italy. Observers note fear over Yugoslav Albanian alignments, China policy, foreigner positions, and a proposed German armament supervision agreement impacting global order.
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Der
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Duces
Amici
Italy
Orrerm
World Order
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Desrats
Kama
Strout Agency Expands Ads to Promote Del Marva Peninsula
Strout Farm Agency plans a 50000 dollar annual advertising push to sell eastern shore lands. Crute says Salisbury offices will coordinate Maryland and Del Mar Va peninsula sales, with 20608 copy press run and 1660 Maryland families drawn this year. Crute urges encouragement of settlers to boost regional development.
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Eats Selleryfte
Del-MarVa Peninsula
Ca See Peninsula
Crute
Lnte Maryland
Ile
Peninsula
Strout Agency
Ohio
Binghamton, N. Y
Salisbury
Two Souths Inhabit Once Solid Country
Vanderbilt professor Edwin Mim argues in New York that the south is split by a civil war between ultratum and reactionarum forces. He cites crude utterances from figures like Cole, Birca, and Vardaman, opposing views from Carter, Gass, and Underwood as evidence of growing political division.
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A. P
Ultratum
Reactionarum
South
Edwin Mim
Vanderbilt Amer Ny
Nashville
Tenn
Waldorf Asteria
Expressman
Cole Birca
Vardaman
Carter Gass
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