Maryland oysters cleared of typhoid risk study underway
Maryland officials and Chicago health experts examined oyster beds near Annapolis to curb typhoid fears. Dr Bundesen inspected fields and packing plants, with pictures planned to promote safe Maryland oysters. A banlifting plan and continued monitoring were discussed.
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Baltimore
Merman Nun
Chicago
Maryland
Swepson Earle
Meemencsen
State Board of Health
Annapolis
Ritchie
McLane
Bundesen
Oi Ce
Burnesen
Lumcheon
Leamer
Mer Earle
Chesapeake
Earle
Tamerres
Rundeser
Baltimors
Uaryland Packers
Ur Bundesen
Air Bombs Debate in Navy Ship Damage Report
Secretary Wilbur disputes Brigadier General Maurckell's claim that aircraft bombs are highly effective against naval craft. He cites tests and experts suggesting limited battlefield impact and questions the air service's conclusions and preparations.
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Maurckell
Army Air Service
Seretary Wibur
Natal
Magazere
Mitchell
Broadway Brevities Trial Attracts Roaring Forties Notables
In New York a Federal Court trial centers on publisher Stephen Clow and the magazine Brevities. Testimony alleges payoffs to publish favorable items about performers and promoters, including screenings of donations and caustic references.
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New York
Stephen G Clow
Penns Joyer
Tual Chew
Eres
Joyce Eadh
Breville
Harry Lauder
Fal Wynne
Joyce
Clow
Miss Joyer
Tex Richard
Richard the Great
Breakfast talk outlines agriculture commission goals
President Coolidge at a White House breakfast conference discussed sending the Agricultural Commission’s legislative recommendations to Congress. Key figures present included Senate and House Agriculture leaders, Secretary Gore, and Senators Curtis and Longworth. Some proposals may pass before adjournment, while major differences could delay action.
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Washington
Uolidge
Congress
Agricultural Commission
Senate
Mouse Agriculture
Gore
Curtis
Kansas
Longworth
Oliw
House
Capitol
Norris
Senate Agriculture Committee
Ton Terenery
Russian General Dies After Tennis Death In Seattle
Russian General Abexrarcksr IvaneT dies in Seattle while playing tennis. A veteran hero of the Russo Japanese War and World War I received the Order of Saint Michael and Saint George for gallant action.
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Seattle
Wash
Abexrarcksr Ivanet
Thank
Colerful Career Field Marshall Grenfell Ends
Field Marshal Grenfell dies at Windierham Surrey after a long career spanning the Zulu and Egyptian campaigns. Born 1861, he served as Sirdar Egypt Army commander in 1880 and as governor of Malta, later becoming commander in Ireland from 1904 to 1908. He was created First Baron of Kilvey in 1902.
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Bazon Grenfell
Kilvey
Francis Wallace Grenfell
Brstiush Woldhers
Transvaal
Sutkien
Egypt
World Famous Pianist Missing From Home
World famed pianist conductor and composer Ethel Leginska vanished from her New York home before a Carnegie Hall recital. Her secretary said she left unescorted to hail a taxicab, prompting police to issue a general alarm as audiences awaited the concert.
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New York
Ethel Legineka
Pianiss
Carnegie Hall
Leginska
Jucille Oliver
Mieczyalas Inunz
Pacific Carst
Wepatien
Undefined Market Snarl and Widespread Turbulence
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled market notes and misread figures. The readable bits reference prices, weights, percentages, and centers but lack coherent details. This creates a hazy snapshot of a chaotic financial page lacking clear entities or outcomes.
Coolidge Seeks More Economy And Large Surplus
President Coolidge told government executives and officials that a program of reducing federal expenditures would guide the next four years. He urged strict adherence to budget recommendations to realize a rumored 373 million dollar surplus and support further tax cuts next fall. He warned against increases in spending and called for more efficient work with fewer workers while limiting expansion into new government roles.
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Washington
Cooliln
Congress
Fruer
Mc Coolidge
Trial begins for alleged anarchists in London
London magistrate set a preliminary hearing for two men, Leary and Netesugh, arrested recently on charges linked to alleged anarchist activity. The men are accused of disseminating anti‑government material and related offences connected to attacks on British property and a submarine raid. The case proceeds to a further examination next week.
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Lemdien
Leary
Netesugh
Renda
Nave
Grain Elevator 1 Ras With Loss of Sugarware Sign
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an incident at grain elevator 1 involving loss of sugarware and damage. The text is garbled with partial words and unclear details, but mentions a sugar product, a device or process, and possible casualties or equipment issues.
Policeman And Girl Save Life In West Philadelphia Fire
On January 27 a fire swept a garage at West Philadelphia at Sixth and Vine streets destroying more than 100 motor cars. Officer Agrella and a 21 year old woman Helen Stee were overcome. Stee was rescued from a chest condition as Agrella dashed into smoke filled rooms to save a puppy.
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Philadelpha
Garam
West Philadelphia
Sith
Vine Sterets
Helen Stee
Agrella
Praire
Ceilas
Neighbor shoots baby as he flees home
Police report a 20 month old boy was killed when a neighbor fired a bullet as the infant ran from a home in Russteton Pennsylvania. Authorities say the suspect, Sime Gureswtted, fled after the shooting and was later located by officers.
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Drevun
Pether
Gurevich
Russeflton
Bulles
Gunyvich
Officer Fired At Klan Leader in Sheriff Shooting
Testimony in the shooting of Ku Klux Klan raider S Glenn Young centers on Sheriff Ora Thomas firing the first shot through a window. Henry Peterson, a witness, says Thomas entered Canary Cigar Store and fired after Young spoke with a miner. Funeral services for Thomas and Young were scheduled with large crowds expected.
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Herrin
S Glenn Young
Ora Thomas
Henry Peterson
Hervin
Thomas
Peterson
Seog Hotel
Canary Cigarstore
Young
Green
Forbes
Sern
Warren
Merker
Prez
Tve
Rapuy
Cress of Roses
Death of Dr Sun Yat Sen Expected in Ten Days
From Peking Jan 7 Dr Sun Yat Sen head of the South China government with Canton headquarters is reported in a condition that physicians predict will prove fatal within ten days.
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Peking
Sun Yat-Sen
South China
Canton
Sheed Ae Piossienato
Funeral Services for James K Emegeed Held Tomorrow
Funeral services will be from the late home on N Uivirson Street at 10 am with Rev Dr Namilien I Fea officiating. Interment in Parsons Cemetery, New York. Irregular text follows. other items reference political notices and bribery scandal coverage with unclear details.
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James K. Emegeed
N. Uivirson Street
Namilien I. Fea
Parsons Cemetery
Defense Witness Seeks Details On Washington Backroom Reformers
former Attorney General Daugherty testifies for the defense in the Means Felder trial but is barred by Judge Lindley from describing the wartime Washington “alt nation” network. Daugherty denies Felder ever discussed indictments tied to the Crager glass casket company as the case seeks bribe plots against government officials.
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New York
Karry ML Daugheny
Felder
Lindley
Washington
Uwuphert
Tom
Mr. Daugheerty
Daugherty
Thomas B. Felder
Crager System
Gaston B Means
Miners Threaten New Walkout in Welkout Threat
Alleged leaders from the 11 060 coal workers strike threaten another walkout as four men active in the nine week idle period are barred from work by Pennsylvanian Coal Company officials. A special commission and district board hear the dispute and seek to settle matters with officials.
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Scranton
Pennsylvanian Coal Company
George Meleskey
John Rosebth
John Cooney
Usherwood
F McGarry
Pittston
Lewis
Sessinn
Parentage Hearing for Three Year Old In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on January 27 Judge MacNeille presided as efforts to identify a three year old boy continued. Mrs Martha Silkutter, laundress at Western Temporary Home, faced questions from Mrs Russell Eart Stermbng as the custody inquiry progressed before Juvenile Court.
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Philadelphia
Juavenie Court
MacNeille
Siluastres
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