Sweep of Worcester County Prohibition Violators Nets Stills
Federal dry agents and deputies conducted a wide sweep along the Shore and Worcester County, arresting six violators and seizing two stills and distilling equipment. Raymond Booth and George Hinds faced federal charges with bonds set, while others await hearings in Worcester and Baltimore courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastert Shore
Baltimore
United States
Louder Todearge
Jesse Shilary Brattan
Irvin W. Windsor
Eastern Shore
Worcester County
Someredt
Poewellville
Wicomico County
Booth
Libertytown
Raymond Orlando Booth
George Hinds
Rij Coane
Snow Hall
Norrag
Reoth
Haden
Ami
Mogeon Nelson
Oreste
Sonerset
Unreadable OCR Notice Specifies Local Market Details
Fragmentary text describes a local sale or market items with references to vendors and prices. The damaged lines mention berries and hats, with unclear figures and dates. No coherent names or places are extractable.
Two Women Die as City Truck Smashes into Sidewalk
An ash truck skidded on a city street in Paterson New Jersey killing two young women, Aivelin Chiralles and Frances Chiralles, and injuring two others. A man in a nearby building was knocked from his bed by the blast as the truck struck a house while the sisters rode to work with their sister Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. Do
Avi Amether
Nans
Aivelin Chiralles
Frances Chiralles
Student Decapitation on Tracks Shocks Crescent Area
A Crescent, Iowa student from a local university was found decapitated on railroad tracks near a leafy route. Police indicate suicide notes were found and family notified. investigators assess if self harm or other action placed oncoming train.
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Chicago
Jan
Frank BR. Fores
Crescent, Lows
Forey
Ans Atello Sium University
Forsy
Fesund
Orman
Ferzs
Oyster Plan Cited By Earle In State Controversy
Conservation Commissioner Swepson Harte backs leasing oyster beds to rebuild annual output amid opposition from packers and state officials. Debates on ten percent planting fees and potential taxes surface as producers claim depleted beds and seek a mechanism to restore supply. Henry Malay notes reduced harvests and questions framing of production goals.
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Swepson Harte
Marshand
Wis
Ad- Mines
Mr. Ark
Washington updates from Moorgim and Senate sessions
Writings note meetings at Bean while the Senate handles a Nobel supply bill and Radve conference reports progress. Military committee ponders timing as Muscle Sheale bids consideration. Commissions debate inquiry names Frank L. Smith for a state seat.
Multiple News Briefs From Cities Include Tragedy and Trade
Atlantic City reports Mayer Edward Mader of the city dies after stomach trouble at 52 during his second term. Miners in Scranton area killed and three injured in a grade crossing crash. New York notes General Motors car shipments ahead of last year as J J Meaney departs for Europe. influenza death rate climbs 20 percent in Belgium with rapid complications. Standard Oil and Tidewater price moves reflected in New Jersey fuel market. Milwaukee hosts basketball tournament with 1000 teams entering across regions. Media Virginia reports fire destroying J Watts Wereur home near Wallingford with heavy losses and valuables.
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New York
J. J. Meaney
Europe
British American Pacts on China Seek Stable Settlement
Washington reports both nations pushing plans for a stable China as two major Chinese factions weigh views. Kellogg explores equalization treaties while Britain signals readiness to grant broad rights. American naval forces may stay in the Far East amid civil war uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Coolidge Sesterdas
Kellogg
Cina
Great Britain
Peking
Pian Wie
Chang Teo-Lan
Rugens Chen
Hankow
Tientsin
Emen
United States
Cominige
Far
Borah
Foreign Relation
Bellege
Upuin
Porter
House
Avis Stredites
Alfred
Lost Tribes Lethur Jan 2 Report
Fragmentary text references Basque, Spain, Paparom, Pratt and a January date. No clear event, names, places, or outcomes readable. Unable to determine a coherent incident. content is garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethur
Spain
Paparom
Storm in Great Britain Leaves 17 Dead
Report details a powerful storm sweeping Britain with widespread damage and casualties. The piece notes injuries, disrupted services, and estimated multi million dollar damages across the Isles, referencing official responses and affected regions.
Mine Fire Claims One Life In West Virginia Disaster
A mine fire in Morgantown West Virginia killed one miner and endangered 245 workers. Ten miners were injured as gas and flames swept the Connellsville By-Product Mine on Scott Row District. Stephen Arkwright, principal of Paisley Coal interests, confirmed the fatalities while crews flooded the workings and investigated the explosion likely sparked by an electric wire short and falling roof slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dainbu
Mexican Government Sanctions Oil Law With Court Pending
A Vera Crag district report states the Mexican government blocks the new petroleum law in favor of national interests and welfare. Transontinental Oil Company faces a temporary suspension until the Supreme Court rules on Ukelave Sam Mesuner's constitutional actions.
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Thas
Mexico
Villa Canauthemes
Vera Crag
Peteuleum Low
Superene
Ukelave
Sam Mesuner
Emitatry
Commerce and Labor
Robbery Scene in Blue Ridge Summit Safe Found
Detectives recovered an iron safe from the Western Maryland Railway site at Blue Ridge Summit after a robbery. It contained only money orders from American Railway Express and showed no tampering with the vault, with the safe brought to Hagerstown for photos and fingerprints.
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Chapman
Hagerstown
Cambridge Girl Weds Capitol Man in Parental Home
Cambridge girl and Daneun Pares unite in marriage at the bride’s parents home. Ceremony attended by local notables with a reception in Cambridge. Strong local ties and family names noted despite OCR garble.
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Cambridge
BRIDE
Capitol
Daneun
Ge Phodek
Washington
Doc
Jienver
Alenet Vanden Prem
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Worcester CO
Rattan
Windsor
Sequepeet
Waoreester
Turseas
Wess
Pecontake
Matthews
Thecomehe
Gaty
Stanford
Snow
Herbert Prot
Kloy Qrarit
Poussssan
Reota
U.S
Sheva Bor
Bee Dave
Pendine
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Detroit Symphony
Erwa
Tee
Chata Jenens
Mark Pas
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Teeteannea
Gened
Vhajak
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Autianty Red
Anand
EARLE
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Tongers
Tor
Henry
Pashels
Db Dee Dashels
Eaade
St: Pe Voss
Atlantic City
Wile
Scranton
Cnps
Worth
Fielaware and Hudson
Meuscle
Belcium
Standard
Ohl Company
New Jerey
Saelire
New Jeexey
Tidewater
Tevas
Newdevers
Milwaukee
Verrican Heelay Congress
Peetia
Marcith
VL. Lantis
Sand Tedas
Last Fear
Banca Cis
Foetross
Newark
Media
J. Watts Wereur
Delacare
Wallingford
Wercur
Vrica
Berae
Opiaex Trewble
America
Chane
Browne
Deciumnerd Te Ceant
Lee Pecht
Nlfred Sze
Smith
Senate
Hingis
Mefured
Bugland
Wales
Scotland
Congress
Ireland
Seaeion
Jae
Cape
Seethanad
Jan Ebm
Dowahy
Sbers
Otheta
Action Senate
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Cedinsetyel
Ate
Ure
der Moba
Penny Veturina
Walaat
Vare
Pennsylvania
Fiat
Kbeen
Bert
Mathean
Watts
F&t
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