DIES IN PUDDLE WATER NEAR DOCK STREET
Arthur Livingstone an employee of a local construction firm died after epileptic fit caused him to fall face down into a small puddle on Dock Street near Circle Avenue. The water filled pit trapped him. rescue attempts failed and coroner ruled no inquest. He left a widow and infant daughter.
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George AL Williams
PD. B. Potter
T. Hearne
Livingstone
Dock Street
South Division
Circle Avenue
East Nine Street
Chinese Train Stalled During Fierce Tientsin Clash
The International train moving from Peking toward the coast is halted near Langfang as fighting rages between Feng Vuelisiang and Chang Tsy-Lin forces near Tientsin. Passengers including women and children shelter under coaches from shells while a relief effort and communication challenges unfold.
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Hekine
Bae
Peking
Tienstin
Yeseerdas
Wien
Feng Vuelisiang
Chang Tsy-Lin
Sargteen
Tientain
Oles
Langfang
Wit
Kewem
Tientsin
Pehtang
Weking
Trentary
William D. Connor
Tientsing
Foml
Ste
Senate Debate On World Court Entry At College Assembly
Delegates including Darrow Lenroot and Clarence Dario discut world court entry amid charges it would bind the United States to pay costs. Lenroot warned against entanglement while supporting the league move, arguing the court could promote world peace. Attendees urged studying the question and potential U.S. involvement.
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Drovina Jones
Ken Ry Machets
Isiadong Hsat Hank
Renee Ae Primenton Wavereity
Marte Rhcan
Seester
Benes
Clarence Dario
Chiage
Learcot
United States
Ucttur
Senate
Met
Darrow
Uae
Pherton
Crete
Unclear Text Fragment on Scores and people
Fragmentary OCR text mentions scores and names but lacks coherent events or details. No clear date, place, or organization present to form a proper news item or summary.
Death of Prominent Maryland Resident at Creekside Spot
John G. Rawer Sr a well known retired business leader from Gatestown was found in critical condition in Aguetam Creek near Frankstown two miles from Hincerstown. He died shortly after being removed from the water. Winger of Furkstown pronounced his death likely due to overexertion or a paralytic stroke. The body was transported to his home in Hincerstown.
Parisian Beast Lover Attacked by Lion at Circus Cage
Count Guy De Marchare was injured when a lion reached through cage bars at the Paris Circus lobby last night. The beast ripped scalp flesh. attendants and Countess cries halted the attack. He was hospitalized in serious but hopeful condition.
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Guy de Marchare
Paris
Final Week of Washington Trial Proceedings Reported
Fragmented report notes the last full court week as officers present remembrances. The trial proceeds with testimonies and remaining evidence to be offered, amid cautious remarks by officials and ongoing legal actions.
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Washington
Muckell
Fragmented OCR Summary Teases a Local Notice
A damaged OCR snippet shows partial details for a local notice. Readable words include a date placeholder and a reference to a public action. No full names or places are confirmed in the readable text.
Ford’s Fiddler Charms Guests At Detroit Waltz
Maine champion fiddler Meshe Danham entertained Detroit dancers with his waltz Rippling Waves at Henry Ford’s new dance hall. Ford praised Danham saying reporters wanted to know when he would return home. Mrs Ford joined in the dancing as Danham performed his own composition amid lively applause.
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Fatrat
Dounham
Maine
Fidder
Henry Ford
Norway
Filder
Deartown
Ford
Selel
Filcher
Meshe
Berd
Danka
Danham
Deaphern
News
Mr. Ford
Mussolini Demands War Measures as Italy Faces Decisive Years
The Chamber of Deputies approves a general arbitration law covering all labor disputes as Premier Mussolini warns that Italy faces a sustained state of war. He says the next five to ten years are decisive amid an intensifying international struggle and urges national efficiency across workers and employers.
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Powe
Moa Bontter Musseling
Chanter of Deputies
Lahor
Becaus
Muscolini
OMAN DEMOCRAT JOINS WALLS WET COMMITTEE
Washington Dec 11 Mrs Mary T Norton of New Jersey becomes the first Democratic woman member of the House to join the Wet Committee seeking modifications to the Wetstead Act. The diplomat from Kagutlian Maraland urges broader reform and hopes her action inspires others to enter politics.
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Washington
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Hose
Sinettiriat
Wedstead
Kagutlian Maraland
Bern
Stage accident halts performance as walls collapse
At a theatre in Wilnangten the stage iron supports failed causing walls to tumble. Performers and crew rushed to safety as plaster and debris showered the area. Director Wilnangten ordered an immediate halt and orderly exit to prevent panic. the incident left several injured including a dancer and crew.
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Wilnangten
Arthur Hamasfotein
Tvbeout
SFALY
Theo
Meri Rhead
Haskell
Perethy Munchase
Athee Weber
Uema
Miro Duit Negetern
Mendes Az
LeCompte Seeks Law To Protect Maryland Muskrat Industry
LeCompte urged lawmakers to shield Maryland's muskrat trade from winter ice and trapping. He cited a January to March season with poor harvests and proposed stricter measures including prohibiting certain traps and tightening export permits to maintain economic stability for the industry.
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Lecompte
Maryland Muskrat
Maervland
Warde
Cathe Department
Richt Co
Columbia Athletics Chairman Denies Notre Dame Coaching Change
The Foothill committee chair at Columbia University states Annie Reekne has not signed a three year contract as head coach at Columbia. Coach Benson of Columbia athletics indicates officials expected announcement Thursday or Friday with Notre Dame authorities informed of the impending change.
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Dee
Mp — Dioces
BR. Roapp
Foothill Committee
Columbia Universals
Columia
Annie Reekne
Notre Dame
Columbia
Reynebds Benson
Meduate
Tach
Benson
Columebus Athletic
Wes Sanced
Celantice
Notre Danae Tauthoriti
Chatyce
Coast Guard Foils Smuggling Plan Off Maryland Shore
Coast Guard units chased a Philadelphia smuggling operation to Ocean City as trucks loaded with contraband were diverted back to Philadelphia. Capt. Purnell Bunt said the operation remained secret, with near 200 officers patrolling the Maryland shore and six trucks spotted mobilizing for a second run.
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Coast Guard
Philadelphia
Ocean City
Maryland
Washington
City
Philadephia
Salibury
Tonfay
Meteor
Wo. Purnell
Ocean Ci Coat Guards
Gas Mine Disaster Claims 55 in Overton Alabama
In Overton Alabama on December 12 a gas explosion trapped 55 miners at the A Fuel and Iron Company shaft. Fifty five workers, including white and 84 Negro employees, were affected with two bodies recovered so far. Officials plan to reach entombed men after clearing rock while federal state and county investigators begin inquiry.
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Birmingham
Ala
Overton
A Fuel and Iron Company
Cholera Reaches Southern Islands As Manila Reports No New Cases
An official telegram says cholera, once confined to Manila provinces, has appeared in the Southern Islands. Remblon reports six deaths and eleven new cases in the last 24 hours, while Manila remains free but three adjacent provinces show daily deaths.
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Manila
A. P
Remblon
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