Army Plane Wrecked on Dawn To Dusk Flight Attempt
Ten army pursuit pilots began from Wilbur Wright Field at dawn bound for Miami but faced extreme cold and a string of mishaps. Lieut Whitehead’s craft hit a rut on landing here and wrecked though he escaped injury. The force regrouped with another plane from Selfridge and planned to proceed via Macon, Georgia, toward Miami.
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Frese Wilbur Wright Field
Miami
Ate
Meyer Thomas G. Lanphier
Selfridge Field
le. Ebee Whitehead
Lieut
Whitehead
Mele Ben Po
Bafky Duea
le. L. C. Hard
Macon
Miam
Dawes Family To Leave For Capital
Cheries G Dawes spends last Chicago hours as private citizen in Central Trust Co office before taking oath as vice president next Wednesday. Accompanying party includes children Virginia and Donna and a few close friends. Also traveling to Washington are Senator elect Charles S Deneen and Mrs Alice Huncevelt Lengworth wife of Speaker elect Nicholes of Ohio and their daughter.
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Cheries G. Dawes
Chicago
Central Trest Co
Washington
Dawes
Virginia
Donna
Charles S. Deneen
Small
Medill McCormick
Cape H Nd
Alice Huncevelt Lengworth
Nicheles
Ohio
Snow Hill Cannery To Start Operations This Season
Snow Hill February report states a cooperative cannery is formed by local farmers and a bank. Officers include President Robert N Stagg and General Manager Charles S Timmons. Directors list many local names as banking and community leaders plan a fruit and vegetable canning plant with tomatoes and sweet potatoes as main products.
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Snow Hill
Victay
Ned Savers
Staricket
En Im
Fineg
Robbert
N. Stagg
Carson F Chandier
Charles S. Timmons
Robert N. Stage
QO. M. Purnell
Eamond HH. Johnson
Chas. B. Timmons
S. E. Shockely
Whiton
John H. Truitt
William O. Dickerson
Rider W Adkins
Samuel E. Sheckley
Marion B. Disbaroon
Indiantown
Algin R. Mariner
Nasgawango
Willard Percy
Box Iron
Thomas Wharton
Stockton
Evans Found Guilty of Murder in 1924 Grand Jury Case
A Delaware jury convicts Julius Evans, alias Dube, of murder in the 1924 Christena Christensen case. The trial occurred in a colonial courthouse, with the verdict returned after deliberations spanning hours. Evans faces a life imprisonment sentence under an old statute. President Ebert’s death prompts a formal condolence from the U.S. to Germany.
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Juaius
Unclear fragmentary text with mixed phrases and symbols
Fragmentary OCR text with numerous garbled words and symbols. no coherent event, names, places, or dates readable to summarize a news item.
Sculptor Borgium Sought Over Stone Mountain Project
Raleigh News and Observer reports that Geaitsen Borgium, dismissed sculptor linked to the Stone Mountain Confederacy memorial, is sought by Georgia authorities for malicious mischief tied to damage of materials and tools. He is quoted vowing jail rather than reveal the memorial committee's key. Superintendent J A Tucker, also dismissed, accompanied Borgium on the Mountain site.
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Raleigh
Raleigh News and Observer
Geaitsen Borgium
Stone Mountain
Georgia
Stone
J A. Tucker
Son
Stere Mountain
Scuigie
Mr. Borgum
Wse
West Showman Denied New Trial in Ralph Reach Case
Judge Westcott refused to set aside the December verdict against the showman Ralph Reach. The court upheld the conviction and sentenced him to five years in the pen. The decision came after the defense sought a motion for a new trial.
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West Showman
Attardeys
Ralph Reach
Westcott
Birds Are Doctors Report Reveals Bear Escape
A fragmentary report describes birds acting as doctors and a bear using teeth to free itself from a strap while fleeing a rat infestation. The account remains unclear but centers on animal ingenuity and conflict.
Unclear fragment prompts protest support for Feltetlec ticket
Fragmentary text references a protest over a presidential ticket and status, mentioning Le Feltetlec and supporters. No clear event, date, or entities beyond vague political contest and protest.
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Ledé Ve
le Feltetlec
Germany Repeb le-By Ebert's Mead Wem Anpeteted
Fragmentary text discusses Germany after monarchical rule and Ebert's role. It mentions duties of a first lady figure and references a period of several months. The readable lines are unclear and do not provide a coherent event or outcome.
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Ebert
Germany
Couple Celebrates 75 Years of Marriage
A long married pair marked 75 years together. Records show their union began on March 2, 1865, with family notes highlighting enduring partnership and continued home life despite aging.
Longwerth Named Speaker In 6th Congress
Nicholas Longwerth of Ohio will preside as speaker of the House in the 6th Congress and John Q. Tilson of Connecticut will be the Republican floor leader. The selection followed an 85 vote ballot with a motion to confirm the choice.
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Washington
Nicholas Longwerth
Ohi
John Q. Tilson
Connecticent
Auer
Lengworth
Mr. Tilson
Ieee Oak Hane
Wenden Wien
Paavo Nurmi to Run in Louisville Armory Meet
Finnish distance star Paavo Nurmi is slated to compete at the Louisville Armory event. Entries from Beaten New York Athletic Club Notre Dame and Pennsylvania are among the clubs represented.
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Paavo Nurmi
Louisville
Sehveny
New York Athletic Clube
Notre Dame Snd Fennsylvenie
Late News Bulletins From A Misread Era
Fragmented late 19th century style bulletins report deaths in Sen Antonio and Bel, a conference debate on rivers and harbors, a Japanese steamer incident near Philadelphia then Washington, and a Baltimore sale notice tied to veterans and commissions. Names and places are garbled but indicate maritime, political, and civic items with dates of February.
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Washington
A. P
Tedey
Weeks Aerial Controversy Over Air Service Denial
Washington reports Weeks in House Aircraft committee dispute over alleged disobedience to President and Navy War Department orders. He denied muzzling critics while defending authorization notes and an alleged $200 000 budget for new news service and ordnance harvest.
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Acweisted
Washington
House
Ceelkige
Actioin
Weeks
Navy
Tagheed
Ty Cobb Arrested on Disorderly Charge
Ty Cobb was arrested in connection with a disorderly conduct incident. Police report indicates a detainment and investigation at the scene with Cobb taken into custody for questioning.
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Ty Cobb
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