Resignation City Police Likely To Follow Court Action
Survey work on the Wicumtuo River deepening project proceeds with Major Slessinger and engineer team aboard a government yacht. Charles F Harper of the Chamber River Committee sees optimism for War Department funding as cross sectional surveys follow longitudinal sounding. The effort, backed by the Salisbury Wisemico Chamber, includes Chas R. Disharoon and Frederico Adkins and has GOP support from Congressman Goldsborough.
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Small insurgent unit routs 15000 federals on western front
A rebel force under Generals Sal vador Alvarado and Crispiniano Ansaldo attacked 12000 Federals in Cotlan and Poacitlan passes causing heavy losses. Federals retreated toward Guadalajara crossing the Lerma River where 1500 rebels halted them near Palo Verde. Rebel leaders Estrada and Dieguez ordered to shift base toward Mexico City and Toluca with plans to consolidate detachments in the State of Mexico.
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Otilio Gongalex
de la Huerta
Salvador Alvarado
Crispiniano Ansaldo
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Poacitlan
Estrada
Dieguez
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Mexico
Mellen Replies To Legion Commander
Washington art says the YW Po secretary Mellon denies funding any anti compensation activity. John E Quinn, head of the American Legion, claims Mellen knows nothing about the matter. Quinn asserts Mellon has not contributed a penny and has severed ties with private interests.
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Washington
YW Po
John Eo Quinn
Legion
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Velon
American Divorces In France Ethical Parnes Fee
Fragmented OCR text notes American divorces in France and a French ministry ruling. Mentions parties, parties involved, and possible dates with disjoint phrases and unclear names. Provides minimal, uncertain context and no clear outcomes.
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France
Turmoil in Honduras as Army Mobilized and U S Ship Arrives
Reports from the Honduran frontier say three factions claim the presidency and the Nicaraguan government orders army mobilization. The Milwaukee cruiser reaches Amapala, while the American military attache departs for Honduras. Rebels report General Ferrera advancing on Comayagua with 1700 troops and General Tasta moving toward San Pedro Sula with 3000 men.
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Seio
San Pedro
Sula
Boxing at church smoker marks local first
Denver residents witnessed a biurnal church service followed by seven boxing bouts in the basement ring set up after devotional exercises. Rev. B B Kassler led the service and announced the on campus program will continue biweekly with Youngar bett, former featherweight champion, refereeing the third bout.
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B. B. Kassler
Youngarbett
Eastern Colleges Track Athletes Meet in New York City
Track and field athletes from Yale Penn Columbia and New York University lead a large entry of 454 indoor performers in the New York Athletic Club games tonight in New York City. Yale offers a small team while Penn and Columbia send sizable squads with NYU also represented.
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New York
Britain to lay five cruisers and two destroyers soon
The MacDonald government plans laying five cruisers and two destroyers once Parliament sanction is given. submarine depot ships and other items awaiting Baldwin era decisions. In U S news, revenue bill tightens tax on corporation stock earnings and Austria moves toward de jure recognition of Soviet Russia.
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Charles G. Ammon
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Ammon
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Russia
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Slander Suit Over Vanderlip Speech Hits Marien Star Owners
Roy O Moore and Louis Brush, owners of the Maron Star, sue Frank A Vanderlip for 600000 in three counts alleging slander and libel from his February 12 Ossining address. They claim he charged bribery tied to Harding and the paper sale, damaging stock value and their finances. Vanderlip admitted approving the speech copy in a Senate inquiry.
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Maron Star
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Associated Press
unclear OCR fragment on elections and court posts
Fragmentary OCR text references a 6 vote, Harte Bar, Geleegate, and a general assembly, with uncertain names and dates. The readable bits mention preferred Bewer and brewes, but the passage is incoherent and lists no verifiable facts.
Crisis Ends in England Dock Strike After Talks
England awoke to a broken deadlock as dock workers and Sera reached terms at the Ministry of labour. A conference of delegates from across the country will meet to approve the deal and resume work, easing port congestion after days of standstill.
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Lemion
England
Sera
Ministry of Arr
Radio Heart Beat Demonstration Echoes 75 Miles Away
A new microphone stethoscope with amplifier was demonstrated before the American Congress on Internal Medicine. Professor H Abbott of Rhue University transmitted heartbeats from KS S over radio to St Lanseast, about 73 miles away, proving the device’s audible clarity and potential for medical use.
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Trihuseum
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FUG A LEADS IN LOUISIANA PRIMARIES
A noisy early Louisiana primary race centers on Fug A leading with expected momentum. The report hints at party dynamics and local voter activity but provides few concrete results or names beyond Fug A.
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Louisiana
Big Game in Walsh Oil Lands Inquiry Nears Key Evidence
Washington observers report Walsh oil leases probe resumes with focus on alleged illegal transfers and fraud. Chief witness Harry F. Sinclair and financiers including W McLean are expected to explain loans and stock deals while investigators prepare to tighten the case on misused naval oil lands and related ventures.
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Harry F. Sinclair
W. McClean
Schuyler
Denver
Sinclair
Orter
James Sloan
Reversal of Sentence On Negro Case Delays Police Dissent
In a municipal court case Rodney Jones faced a judge as Louis Johnson a colored man aged 36 was accused of attacking Officer John Gosler with a knife on December 28. The magistrate remitted a two year sentence and imposed only a 25 dollar fine plus costs. Police officials threaten resignation over the decision and the matter may go to the Mayor and council. State’s Attorney Curtis W Long prosecuted Johnson whose verdict was guilty with no sentence. The case involved a knife attack on Church Street December 27 with officers restraining the assailant after a pursued fight.
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John Gosler
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Curtis W Long
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Guitty Cing
Maryland
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Belrltoverne
Thenee of Correction
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Han Firement
Lawohnsen
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Church Street
Goslee
Kennerly
Rowlandshall
Murray Phillips
Fnally
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Johnson
President Plans Second Radio Address From White House
Washington Feb 21 The President will deliver his second radio address from the White House tomorrow night commemorating Washingtons birthday. It will be broadcast via WEAP New York and WCAP Washington and carried to the nation through the Rotary network.
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Anridge
White House
WEAP
New York
WCAP
Wash
International Rotary Lab
Divorce Decree Entered in Geneva Case
A divorce decree was entered in a Geneva case after routine verification. The record notes the parties involved and confirms the court action completed on a recent date.
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Seo Praniern
Merz
Geneva
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