Heroic Youth Saves Bride In Snow Hill Crossing Crash
A 23 year old man saved his bride during a street crossing wreck in Snow Hill yesterday afternoon. The automobile was demolished by a passenger train and both occupants were injured but are expected to recover. Gillespie’s hand was burned as he clung to a hot rod with his wife in his arms. The couple, from Pocomote, visited at Peninsula General Hospital with a possible long term injury to the flagger in the incident.
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P’eninsula
Edward Gillespie
Snow Hill
Clibeeid
Gillespie
Seow Hill
Ain
Venger
Pocomote
Hursbend
The
Home Insurance Company
New York
Parole Board Denies Pardons in 1908 Kidnap Case
Harrisburg Va Jan 22 The State Board of Pardons refused three pardons including Helen Boyle of Chicago tied to the Willie Whitla kidnapping and Jimmy Boyle. Boyle had served years of a 25 year sentence and lived in Chicago while reporting to prison officials. A second refusal involved William Jones of Jefferson County who was paroled in 1915 for murder in the same case.
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Harrisburg
State Board of Pardons
Helen Boyle
Chicago
Board of Trustees
Western Penitentiary
Willie Whitla
Sharon
Jimmy Boyle
Young Whitla
Privon
Trebeard
William Jones
Jefferson County
Penitentracy
Eroad
Ife
Baker Claims Formula to Keep Bread Fresh for Years
A journeyman baker reports discovering a formula for bread dough that could keep loaves edible for months or years. Lab tests suggest the dough remains fresh for ten months, with possible extensions by the inventor Jean Watt and others.
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Jean Watt
Costa Rica Resigns From League Nations
Costa Rica resigns from the League of Nations amid criticism over failure to pay back dues. Official notes mention withdrawal timing unclear as Costa Rica seeks to settle arrears and reassess its membership. The move follows budget disputes and votes on assessments among member nations.
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Geneva
Costa Renha
League of Nation
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
Afghanistan
Ecuadher
Germany
Mexico
Soviet Bussia
Turkey
United Sta
Rembi
Costa
Januero
Amercan
New York Ponzi Scheme Ties to Lawyers Payments
Prosecutors disclosed that two prominent New York attorneys received nearly 600,900 in the Turman case. Moses Furman confessed to forging about 1.3 million dollars in a frenzied finance scheme. Ballasts of canceled checks linked William J. Hanson and M N Kesen to deposits and checks.
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New York
Moses Furman
William J. Hanson
Charles S Whitmanfi
City Court
Turman
M.N Kesen
Brooklyn
Santitee
French Deputies Debate Paying U S Debt Amid Turmoil
Fragmented OCR text hints at French deputies discussing payment of a U S debt amid political strife. Mentions of arms, government actions, and wartime tone suggest a historical financial dispute tied to Allied relations and domestic upheaval. The readable lines are unclear and lack concrete names or dates.
Wrigley Will Lead Chewing Gum Empire Board
Phillip K Vergles slated to become president of a 5 million dollar chewing gum concern per his father William Wrigley Jr. The elder Wrigley is to be named chairman at the stockholders meeting. The report cites Chicago Herald and Examiner. Vergles is a University of IIT?age graduate.
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Phillip KK
Dickens Curiosity Shop Threatened by Fire in London
Fire swept the famed London Curiosity Shop, a quaint Central area landmark beloved by American visitors as the original inspiration for Old Curiousity X. Firefighters reported flames spreading quickly, threatening the building and surrounding mews before crews halted the blaze.
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London
Jean
Fragmented OCR Weather Snippet Prompts Confusion
Incomplete OCR text shows garbled words and stray letters. No clear entities, dates, or events emerge to form a proper news item or summary.
Eclipse Falls Experiment Captures Ice Bridge Collapse
The General Electric Laboratory team at Schenectady stations observations at Niagara Falls to photograph the eclipse impact on water and ice. Data will aid planning for falls renovations and study atmospheric magnetic effects on radio reception across nearby cities.
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W. Dy
General Elestric Laboratory
Sehnectady
Mocnetre
Radeo
Farm Gerl Te Bring Wheat To White House
Vadi Watara, 19, plans to deliver a wagon of wheat harvested by late President Harding to a white house cabin. The wheat was grown on the Kaneat farm near Hutchinson and tied to a Kansas claim that the state grows the best wheat.
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White House
Teo Astrid
Hutchingra
Kas
Vadi Watara
Hervest
Kaneat
Harding
Kansas
Chemer
Pacific Coast
Kansas City
Miso Wetese
Ben S. Paulen
Topeka
Seus
FE Watcom
Sterling College
Sterlag Kas
Leviathan To Get New Drene Of Paint
The Leviathan set to receive new paint as bulk of refurbishment proceeds. Aimed at improving exterior finish and protection, technicians will prepare surfaces and apply fresh coats at the Hoboken site in early February.
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Leviathan
Lesiathan
Ter Hoboken Peer
Beaton
Drydech
Dsting e Wed Vet of Civil War Dies
A Civil War veteran and former congressman passes away at 52. The obituary notes his service in the war and his later political career with references to his hometown and family.
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Dstinge
Avil
Peides
Echoes Senate Probe Returns to Federal Court
In New York on January 22, former Justice agent Gaston B. Means resumed testimony in a federal trial. He and attorney Thomas B. Fedder are accused of bribing officials to defeat justice in a September 1982 scheme involving Elmer W. Jarnecke and Isidor Padeer for liquor withdrawal permits tied to the Vebdene Drug Company. Jarnecke previously pleaded guilty and testified for the state.
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New York
Senate
Gaston B. Means
Justice
Means
Thomas B. Fedder
Elmer W. Jarnecke
Isidor Padeer
Vebdene Drug Company
Fadeer
Jarnecke
Fedder
Senate Sen Takes Up Postal Salaries
The Post Office salary bill and postal rate revision were taken up by the Senate in Washington. An amendment to make pay retroactive only to January 1 was debated but the final decision was postponed. Senator Walsh offered an amendment to exempt newspapers with a large circulation from any rate increases.
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Washington
Senate
T Can
Walsh
Democrat
Massechusetts
Congress urged to dredge Delaware River channel
The Delaware river dredging resolution, unaminously approved by the State Board of Commerce and Navigation, urges Congress to deepen the channel from Trenton to Philadelphia to a depth of twenty feet, up from the present twelve feet. It was forwarded to U.S. Senators and representatives for action.
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Trenton
Delaware
Trentee
Philadelphia
State Board of Commercce and Navigation
Edke
Edwards
T House
Congress
Fiddler Is Accused In Mother's Death In San Francisco Case
A teen named Harry Chiatz, a musician, is arrested on a statutory rape charge after a fatal shooting in San Francisco linked to a girl known as Dorothy Effingson. Police report the suspect confessed to involvement with the juvenile victim.
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Dorothy Ellings
San Francisco
Dorothy
Dorothy Effingson
San
Leadon Styles Decree Veils For Spring Wear
A court decree shapes spring fashion as Leadon Styles introduces veils and patterns tied to mystery and tradition. Manufacturers note rising demand for varied designs while some fear strict dress rules could curb the convent veil trade and alter women’s attire this season.
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Weaer
Absonka
Rides in Ashes Report From Exaland Patrol
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a security patrol, a perilous ride, and a route to safety through contested zones. Names and places are unclear, but the passage hints at a restraint and pursuit, with guards escorting someone toward freedom amid a currency or wage context.
Late News Bulletins From Press Dispatches
A spread of terse dispatches reports varied incidents including embezzlement charges at a Kansas City firm amounting to 25 633.38 dollars, a university presidential election in Wisconsin, a jailbreak return and a dramatic derailment injuring passengers near a junction, plus other items from multiple cities with sparse details.
New Hearing Sought in Police Rum Smuggling Case
A jury in Weehawken and Jersey City cases delayed after 3:07 am as prosecutors seek a new hearing into 12 defendants amid alleged conspiracy to violate federal Prohibition laws. Named targets include insurance broker William P. Gelfie and police officers from Jersey City and Weehawken. The Rev. P.F. Bennett provided key testimony at St. Lawrence Church near the docks where vast liquor consignments were said to be landed near the Hudson River.
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Jerney City
Weehawken
Jersey City
McMahon
Tees
Lersey
William PF. Geitfie
al- Maydeen Police
Charles Ke
Phillie NaNuky
Henarsy
Edward “ Oe
Cnet
Fisher
Dese Doha McMahon
Nts
Lea
PF. Bennett
St. Lawrence's Catholic Church
Hee Docks
Tustwm
Kam Rew
Senate seeks Britain ship data under arms treaty tests
Washington January 22 A Senate resolution seeks information from Great Britain on whether Britain’s two new capital ships violate the arms conference treaty terms. Senator McKellar of Tennessee pushed the measure for early action after the Senate approved a license request calling on President Coolidge to press ahead.
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Washington
Senate
Great Britain
Coessidge
McKellar
Tegeneseee
Embers One Family Seeks Eight Abseamng Kell
A fragmented note lists a family seeking eight embers in a local matter. The readable bits show names and a dispute over a property or resource, with sparse place and date context and no clear outcome. The item preserves limited identifiers amid unclear wording.
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the Assurmted Press
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Fred A. Day
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