Bridegroom of a Day Faces Arrest for Elopement
Delmar residents Alfred L Richards 22 and Rosa Jones 19 eloped to Salisbury after a Delmar minister wed them. Mrs Jones seeks arrest for perjury and annulment. officers search for the youths at lodgings and await court action.
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Alfred J. Richards
Delmar
Bode
Croom
Flora Swensich
Cocurt
Richards
Alfred L. Richard
Del
Rose Jones
Rachard
Nuliebury
Mexicans Seize Yacht and Jail Occupants
Mexican authorities detain the American sailing vessel Ruth from Pensacola and imprison crew members in Progreso after a reported incident. The U S State Department says consular reports prompted the action and is directing inquiries through the Mexican government for a thorough investigation.
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Washington
Ruth
Pensecola
Fla. Ind
Twf Lorenz
Wisconsin State Board of Patrol
Pr Gress Menten
State Department
Progreso
Ennibas
Mexico
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Burt Etre Aiwe
Robber band arrested after apartment fight in Philadelphia
Two girls and four men alleged to be members of a robber band were captured after a struggle in an apartment early Tuesday. Detectives recovered watches money pistols and a crate containing valuables as authorities moved to press charges.
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Philadelphia
Haltimeare
Tela
Rache Balticiere
Pulte
Hgat
Marwrse Parr
Mary Craig
Richard Hwarrienn
AMD
Trade Balance for U S in 1924 Report
Raw OCR text shows figures and notes about the 1924 U S trade balance. It references estimates and department involvement, with fragmented lines indicating annual totals and related commentary. The readable portions point to a trade balance figure around nine hundred seventy seven million dollars and notes on preparations or reviews by a department.
Schoolboy 13 Admits Blackmail Letters
A 13 year old named Hyman Nathanson admitted authoring a series of blackmail letters to classmates in Reton Camby and Braintree. The notes demanded sums from $5,000 to $15 and were signed by varied aliases. No action was taken due to the boy’s age.
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Red League
Nath
Hershierg
Syer
Myerson
Actton
Agriculture Pest Next Te Be Filled
Fragmented OCR text outlines a political context with mentions of agriculture policy and an election. It references a person named Damien and a president figure, plus discussions on government roles and appointments. The readable parts imply a political leadership transition and policy framing around agriculture.
Slain Man Thought To Be Philadelphia Resident
Police said a man found dead with a stab wound near a public place is believed to be a Philadelphia resident. Detectives opened an investigation as a missing persons report existed about a man matching the description.
Frozen heiress Agnes Vaille lost on Longs Peak
In Colorado a search for Agnes Vaille, young heiress, and Herbert Sortland continued as she perished on Longs Peak during a blizzard. Miss Vaille fell 150 feet while descending and was left in a crevice as rescuers battled freezing temperatures and heavy snow. Her father, a Denver chamber official, was vacationing in Honolulu.
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Colo
Long's Peak
Agnes Vaille
Herbert Sortland
Miss Vaille
Mins Vailie
Long
Kh Tay
Naille
Vaille
Denver
Honolulu
Pose As Inspectors Robbers Get 75000
Two bank robbers dressed as inspectors deceived bank staff at Farmers State Bank of Chen aided by a third masquerader. They counted cash and bonds for three hours, bound and gagged president J F Kelley after staff left, and escaped with 75000 in cash and bonds. Kelley aided the criminals before release. Authorities found no trace by day’s end.
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Bloomington
Til
J. F Kelley
Farmers State Bank of
Chen
Kelley
Alf
State Supreme Court Denies Lilly Klain Riot Appeals
The state supreme court refused to grant petitions from several defendants convicted in a fatal riot at Lillyville during a Ko Klux Klan demonstration. Each defendant received a year in prison from Judge F Netter at the Jefferson County Court in Jehnsville.
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Padianeipnia
Dan
State Supreme Court
Lillb
F Netter
Trism Dearbre
Jehnsiewn
Fire Claims Thirty One Horses in Philadelphia Stable
A blaze on Water Street, Philadelphia, killed thirty one horses and damaged a stable. Fire officials estimate the loss at six thousand dollars as the flames swept through the building.
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Phutedelphia
Berwe- Erre Burard
Witswater Street
Movies Seen as Peace Agents At National Conference
The opening speech by Henry A. Atkinson of the World Alliance for International Friendship Through Culture labeled motion pictures a powerful tool for peace. He argued films spread knowledge of other lands and foster goodwill, while critics like EP Pfattetcher of the United Lutheran Church accused movies of distorting stories for sensational effect.
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Warhingte
Monten Presures
Gars al
Seraton Helay
Henry A. Atkinson
World Alliance For International Friendship Throughe Caurche
EP Pfattetcher
Farm Problem Is Breakfast Topic at White House
Washington January 34 representatives of the Agricultural Committee met at the White House for a breakfast discussion on farm relief. Chairman Carey said the committee report on cattle industry relief would be completed today and sent to the President. It is understood the recommendations will push for increased credit facilities and tariffs on hides and leather.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Carey
Potatoes Poultry and Eggs Market Report
Markets Today notes potato and poultry items with prices and grades. Readable items include white potatoes in sacks, Plymouth Rock fowl and spring chicken quality, and various eggs and seafood mentions.
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Plymouth Rock
Plymouth
Youngest Pennsylvania defendant convicted in first degree murder
Guilty Witham Cavalli, 14, was convicted by a Pottsville Pennsylvania jury of first degree murder after confessing to killing his grandmother. He said he shot her, stuffed her mouth with paper to muffle groans, then robbed her.
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Witham Cavalli
Pennsylvania
Pottsville
Scientist claims fluid turns animals into giants
Dr Herbert M Evans of the University of California announces a new fluid for glandular nutrition that allegedly enlarges animals. He and colleagues report remarkable growth effects, stating they were astonished by the ability to turn treated animals into giants.
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Berkeley, Cal
Herbert M Evans
University of California
Ue Evans
Yacht Alga Returns After Four Days Missing
The missing yacht Alga, with four aboard including owner G Mather Conrad and crew members M Gueydan and John Lather, was found entering Ray St. Mins. New Orleans, Jan 14. The craft had vanished since Sunday the ninth while sailing near New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Ray St . Mins
G. Mather Conrad
Mr Conrad
Are —& M
Navy appoints Wihsen as Kirt Acuist at Naval Academy
Annapolis reports Admiral Wiknen announces John Jack Reesey will replace Hale Fowler as head of midshipmen. Jehan N. Wihsen named Kirt Acuist. Reed Ulatch and others reassigned as part of naval leadership changes.
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A. P
John
Jack
Herabs
Yale
Admiral Wiknen
Naval Academy
Ownley
Hale Folwer
Jehan N. Wihsen
Navel Academy
Kirt Acuistaat Jewnley
Submarine S-19 Crew to Remain Aboard Amid Flood Tide
The S-19 rests on a sandbar near Orleans Massachusetts after a daylong battle with heavy surf. Captain Abbott H. Baker and crew from New Bedford stay aboard while Coast Guard cutters and a naval tug prepare to refloat the vessel at high tide with a line from the Nauset station ready for the pull.
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Masa
Orleans
Marlee
Portamouth
N IJ
Newton
Tampa
Acushart
Wandrek
Coast Guard
Abbott H. Baker
Newstaat
Martie
Verael
Walker
Nauset
Eill
World Court Vote Again On Senate Agenda
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee considers adherence to the World Court with three proposals. Senator Pepper seeks a new independent court, while Senators Swanson and Willis offer alternatives. All include reservations echoing Secretary Hage and the White House.
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Wo Hhington
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Pepper
Pennsyvania
League of Nations
Swanson
Virginia
Willis
Ohio
Hage
Harding
Coolidge
Wille
United States
Gland craze sparks calls to halt monkey exports
The Amearigted Pres uordan reports Indian nationalist presses condemn the wholesale export of monkeys. Calcutta papers quote locals denouncing the “devilish trade” as a catalyst for poverty and indignation, predicting widespread protests and social harm.
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India
Calcutta
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