Negro miner saved by mule at gas blast in coal mine
A gas explosion trapped workers at Mine No 2. Black and white miners were affected as rescuers fought through debris. A mule saved a blinded worker by dragging him to safety while others perished. coroner to identify casualties.
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Fragmented Borba Dee PP Case Reaches New York Tale
A garbled account traces a missing person’s predicament and legal entanglements involving Borba, Dee PP, and a New York connection. The text evokes fear, nerves, and a fateful contract while naming lawyers and anxious parties amid a convoluted sequence of events.
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Rescue at Niagara Involves Multiple Stabbings City Sightings
A chaotic incident near Niagara involved two stabbings and a tense rescue. Police actions and a witness account place Magan Brie at the scene amid confusion and rapid response from emergency crews.
Lenroot to Oppose Darrow in Debate on World Court
Delegates from about a quarter of U S colleges gather at Princeton to discuss American entry into the world court and a permanent student union. Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin supports joining while Clarence Charrow opposes. sessions include round tables with Henry Van Dyke Christian Gauss and other educators and officials.
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Henry L. Stinen
Herbert Adams Glescon
Norman Thon
New York
Marry A. Garnell
Williams College
Mary Wooley
Mt. Halyoke College
Hobart Hod Ton
International Chamber of Commerce
Genarl
Henry T. Allen
World Series 1926 Rules Set By Landis Move
Commissioner Landis, recovered from illnesses, casts the deciding vote to end the major leagues joint session by setting the World Series start time earlier at 11 PM. The national league meeting faces a resin issue for pitchers as Heydler’s proposal awaits inspection next year.
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Washington
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Suspected Pennsylvanian Seized in Check Passing Case
In Uaverstown Michigan a man identifying as George Hoo Miblier from Pennsylvania was seized by Riassal Wilson in Hagerstown store after a forged check attempt. He was held for police and given a preliminary hearing before Judge J Scott Bower on a $2090 bond for passing a check with intent to defraud. Police say several checks were found on the suspect and merchants were warned to beware of strangers offering checks.
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George Hoo Miblier
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Riassal Wilson
Hagerstown
J. Scott Bower
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Curt
Foreigners gain foothold in South American air concessions
Testimony in the Mitchell court martial cites exclusive air operation concessions in Colombia and Guatemala. Major George W. Strong states German capitalists influenced treaty terms while defense officials warn of a threat to a possible American canal.
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South America
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Contested Weight Case Sparks City Tension in Missouri
A garbled report from Rance City outlines a heated dispute over weights and an event involving local figures including Ras Cannon and Demgney Yeid. Community members question safety and procedural steps as a preliminary hearing date approaches.
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Sunie
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Maryland Glee Club to Perform Holiday Concert
December events include a premark Christmas program by Maryland University Glee Club. The 30 member ensemble will present a seasonal program featuring voices from Set Rory and other local students. Attendees expect a lively evening of festive songs and community entertainment.
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Untitled fragment on Persget rugs and Conddads
Fragmentary OCR mentions rugs and a person or entity Conddads with unclear context. Limited readable facts hinder precise summary.
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Eed Mewctia
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Unclear OCR snippet on farmer case and notes
Fragmentary text pastiche mentioning a farmer and strokes paralysis with garbled phrases and scattered letters. no coherent event, names, or locations extractable. The readable content is insufficient to identify a date, place, or outcome.
Joint Legislation Sought Over Crab Shortage Details
Marsland Virginia report cites 4 year decline in Chesapeake oyster industry with government oversight urged. Officials say federal and state actions needed as industry faces drop in harvests and production estimates range up to ten to twelve million bushels nationwide.
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Lin's Troops Fire on Train With Americans
A chaotic report describes Lin's forces firing on a train carrying Americans. The passengers and crew reportedly sought shelter as shells pierced windows and smoke filled cars. The incident highlights tensions and damage during the operation.
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Near Death Chronicle News Teeters on Treaty Reopen
A fragmentary item notes near death events and a figure named Mars Conky Thaw amid treaty fatigue. References to Hasshi Peal and Guth the Tatedy Yo describe freed status and a dated release in a fall setting, with months hinted as seven.
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Contested Eligibility for Would-Be Senator Seat
North Dakota lawmakers debated eligibility rules for appointing a senator after Senator Laid Qader’s vacancy. Governor Sorke’s counsel claimed broad constitutional power to fill the seat. Republican Rep Barton argued a 19th century statute limits appointments and requires consent.
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New England Mine case yields penalties for violations
In a Can afinditeen Coal Company matter, the court set a final judgment against defendants tied to enforcement of an injunction prohibiting certain actions at the New England Mine. The penalties included jail time and fines, with details indicating sentences of up to several days and monetary penalties.
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New England
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Meredith
Late News Bulletins From Malate and New York
A garbled dispatch reports a bank payroll robbery at CFL Collier and Sem printing plant on West 1th Street with $108 in cash and checks stolen. Separate items mention a missing person case in Surrietens and a sinking vessel near Vie Weer, plus political nominations and a state treasurer update.
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Rum Runners Head Toward Ocean City Coast
Dispatches from Baltimore enforcement HQ report 20 motorized rum runners aiming to land liquor off Ocean City and Eastern Shore Virginia shores for Christmas trade. Coast Guard units from Cape Charles to Delaware Bay patrol, with Washington briefed. Baltimore resists immediate deployment. Captain Parnell says no evidence of renewed landings or fleet movements near the area.
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Former Welfare Director Declines Governor Run
Frederick Mel Drews 1 4 reports former State Welfare Director Ceblentz will not seek the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He endorses Governor Ritchey for re election and says he will resign from official duties and cut all business ties to avoid conflicts. He adds no one should pursue the office without full commitment.
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Drews
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Tle
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Mien
Fire Disaster In Allegany Hospital Area Injures Two
Fragmentary OCR details a blaze at a residence linked to Andrew J. Brotemarkle. Injured Pearl E. Beothe remains hospitalized at Allegany Hospital. A kerosene accident and stove fire allegedly caused burns to multiple occupants, with attempts to hasten firefighting hampered by limited access.
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Pearl E. Beothemarthic
Allegany Hospital
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