Car Crash at Grade Crossing Kills Farmer in Hebron Md
Isaac Mills of Green Hill Maryland was killed when his open touring car was struck at a grade crossing by a Baltimore Uhesatgahke and Athantic Railroad train near Hebron. His wife Milly and their 6 year old son were seriously injured and taken to Peninsula General Hospital. The crossing lacked proper abatement and Mills’ car was found crushed in the transmission. a coroner's jury reviewed the accident.
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Isaac Mills
Green Hill
Mill
Hebron
Milly
Con
Peninsula General Hospital
U S Favors Aries Parley In Disarmament Effort
Washington January 2 The Army and Navy Journal article quoted by A P summarizes House Appropriations Committee Chairman Madden predicting Congress will fund an American debate team for the League of Nations preliminary disarmament conference. The piece rejects the idea of U S intervention in European affairs and supports current military funding to meet Washington conference standards.
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Washington
A. P
Madden
House Appropriations Commiitee Today
Congress
League of Nations
Europe
Skeleton of ancient Canal builders linked man unearthed near Phoenix
In Phoenix, archaeologists from the American Museum of Natural History excavated a 2,900 year old skeleton near the city limits. The five foot eight inch remain is thought to be a member of the Canal builders, the race credited with Arizona's first irrigation in the Salt River Valley.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Jans.ta. B
Arizona
Amerian Museum of Natural Histery
Ferrek Smith
C. A Turaey
Salt River Valley
Central Europe Faces Floods as Rivers Rise
Rivers Meuse Waal Rhine and Lek flood valleys and threaten rail lines. Dykes have collapsed and more may fail. Towns are isolated and damage costs loom. Authorities work day and night to aid affected populations.
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Central
Europe
Amterdam
Helland
Jan
Meuse
Waal
Rhine
Lek
Forbes Appeal Denied in U S Court Case on Govt Fraud
U S Court of Appeals rejects Charles H Forbes and John W Thompson appeal over conviction for defrauding the government in contracts for disabled veterans. Judge Evan A Evans wrote the decision upholding an 82 year prison term and $10 000 fines, with bids for Supreme Court stay.
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Chicago
Charles H. Forbes
United States Veterana Bureau
United States
Court of Appeals
District
John W. Thompson
St. Louis
Forbes
United States Supreme Court
Dep. Carpenter
Evan A Evana
A. B. Anderson
George To. Page
Carpenter
Thompson Runalso
Death of Major General William O H Hare Quartermaster General
Major General William O H Hare, United States Army Quartermaster General, died at Walter Reed Hospital after surgery for a suspected cancerous growth. He was 61 or 62, and had served as quartermaster since August 1922 following the retirement of Harry S Rogers who died after levying charges against Hart. Charges were dismissed by the War Department.
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Washington, Jun
William O H. Hare
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Hart
Harry S. Rogers
Rogers
Phiiladelphia
Small Pox Epidemic Drives Vaccination Plea in Tampa
The Tampa Times reports several smallpox cases in Tampa prompting City Health Officer Dr. E. C. Levy to urge universal vaccination. Two new cases were found, including one in an exclusive residential area, with cases spread across neighborhoods and a fear of more appearing.
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Tampa
Fla
A. P
Tampa Times
Sayx JS
C. Levy
the Times
Levy
Radio Program Links London To New Year Across Atlantic
The 1926 New Year radiotelecast linked London and New York as signals carried music news and greetings to Argentina Mexico Cuba Canada France and as far as Peru. WJZ and London station 20 London relayed the program across nine American stations despite static and limited power abroad. Kent Cooper of the Associated Press noted the event as a milestone in international broadcasting and public awareness.
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New York
London
United States
Lordan
Argentina
Mexico
Cuba
Canada
France
Pacific Coast
Peru
Radio Corporation of America Today
Station 20
Atlantic
WGY
America
WJZ
Cairo
Kent Cooper
Associated Press
Mr. Cooper
Uns
End of Year Financial and Disaster News Across Nations
Washington reports call for condition of all National Panic banks as year end ends. Belgium contends with disaster linked relief via Neen papers and Red Cross. Molten glass mishap at Uantic Bottle Company causes $100,000 damage. Countess Karolyi seeks court aid for access to Lisles. New York clears records hit $1.57 billion in year end checks. Kentucky congressman Langlie convicted over prohibition law. Solicitor General weighs review. Indiana mine kidnapping affects 396 workers. mine officials unsure of location. Weather outlook favors rains in North and West Atlantic states with normal temps and a midweek cold spell.
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Washington
Atlantic
News 13
Sams
Officers Blameless in Shenandoah Disaster Court Rules
The inquiry absolves Commander Landsdowne and the Shenandoah crew of fault. The court finds the wreck resulted from unbalanced forces and weather, not crew error, praising officers and men for duty and courage while noting disagreements over propeller and valve changes.
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Walington
Shenandosh
Ohio
Nho
Irquirs
Lees Wilbur
Zachary Lamisdeane
Dai
Critte
Marsgaret Bes
Shenandoah
Landsdowne
New York City Hag Wore 121000 Uclephons
A New York City resident described as a hag wore 121000 uclephons in a startling fashion display. The unusual accessory drew attention from onlookers and local authorities who investigated the incident for safety concerns.
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New York City
Senator Hurler Desertion Report Sparks Controversy
A garbled local item reports Senator Hurler planning to desert game and later align with a Baltimore chain drug store, seeking release to divest his stake and move his business. Named figures include Wosssburgert Ott, Riepe Marlerry, and Washington Anarleans affiliations.
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Wosssburgert
Champlot Pelief Burfer
Washington Anarleans
Arid Rusth Biasetf
Pelief Barker
Vwaicherry
Baltimore
Case U Teacher Wins $1000 Prize in Science Essay
A teacher at Case U was announced winner of a $1000 prize for an essay on theories of relativity. The contest highlighted experiments and findings from the 19th to 20th centuries and referenced work by prominent scientists.
Coal Shortage Worsens in Washington Area
Washington January 2 1964 reports a coal shortage spreading to households and industries. Dr William Clowler and Heath Cicer note rising sickness and six additional deaths from pneumonia amid heating fuel shortages. The shortage affects farms and communities with some homes lacking coal for heating.
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Washunton
William Clowler
Caty
Untangled report from Bristol on a girl's health setback
Bristol dispatch recalls a girl named Joan Vrideaux suffering a fall due to a misaligned hip after a long medical attempt to correct her ailment. Observers note the strain of recovery, with later reports suggesting her tones appear normal again.
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Sea Malls
Bristol
Joan Vrideaux
Lecture recommends muslin face coverings for colds
In a local lecture James Donde Grant advised people with colds or throat irritations to wear a small veil of white muslin over the face. He claimed such coverings reduce spreading chatter and other symptoms among listeners.
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Landa
Lan
James Donde Grant
Mos Wergen
Tragedy strikes Pasadena Rose Parade pageant crowd
A grandstand collapsed during the Tournament of Roses parade in Pasadena injuring and killing multiple spectators. Victims include Bessie Barish of Long Beach and Caroline Sherman of Los Angeles. Teams and emergency services mobilized. investigation to determine liability underway.
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Pasadena
Cal
Bessie Barish
Careline Sherman
Las Vries
Asahina Pote
Asa Reyes
Joss Noveles
Bist Mahoney
Eta
Gt Police
Sinew
Caroliine Sherman
Los Angeles
General Hospital
Hapital Jnc
C. W. Bowen
Circus Sword Swallower Dies After Mistaken Pin Ingestion
A circus performer died after attempting to swallow a pin and choking on it. The incident occurred yesterday amid reports of medical complications. New York reportedly consumes large amounts of a sugar substitute annually.
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Walinwer
Uth
Easton Mourns Death Of Esteemed Mayor Wrightson
Easton Maryland mourns the death of Mayor Francia C Wrightson aged 75 found dead in his kitchen by his daughter Mrs Charles Anthony. Physicians cite indigestion and heart condition as the cause. Wrightson longtime legislator three term mayor 1890s official served as tax collector clerk of county court hospital bank leader and livestock board member.
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Easton
Francia C. Wrightson
Charles
Anthony
Eric
Wrightson
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Easton Wholesale Grocery Company
Maryland State Livestock Board
Former bank official confesses to $1000 theft at Putnam bank
A. PoP Guy lL. Saker, ex assistant cashier of the First National Bank of Putnam, admits stealing $1000 and surrenders to arrest. He says confession aims to share responsibility for the bank wrecking. Gilpatrick is serving sentence in Atlanta. $560,000 total funds missing.
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Hartford
Conn
A. Pop Guy Ll. Saker
First National Bank of Putnam
G. Harold Dilpatrick
United States
John Buckley
Gilpatrickh
Atlanta
Funid
Gilpatrick
Coal Peace Plan Draws Favor
New York January 2 The coal miners and operators joint committee chairman Alvan Mrakle reported a flood of telegrams and letters commending his plan to settle the anthracite strike of 158,000 men and insure permanent peace. Other officials returned to coal regions while the conference awaits resumption next Tuesday.
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New York
A. P
Alvan Mrakle
John B. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Phillip Murray
State orders war on tag violators in Baltiniere
State patrols rounded up dozens across the state for operating without current license plates. Commissioner Austin Baughman warned arrests would follow for violators. Thousands queued at the motor bureau for new tags as safety measures and plate issuance rules strict. Venezuelan radio bans noted as government cites interference with official work.
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Ecense
Tan
Motor Bureau
Charles D. Gaither
Ugkman Eaid
Vnctor
White Bureau
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