Exoneration in Death of Irving N Cooper Emphasized
A coroner's jury absolves J T Smith of responsibility for the death of Irving N Cooper of Mardela Springs. Cooper, a prominent farmer and churchman, was struck by a truck on a highway near town while his nephew and others were nearby. Cooper’s death, following a lengthy farming career, shocks Mardela and surrounding communities. He leaves a widow and two sisters. Interment is at Mardela Cemetery Friday after a 4 PM service.
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Irving N Cooper
Mardeia
Town
J. T Smith
Salisbury
Hebren
Cooper
Julien Windeorth
Springheid
Cesger
Ennis
Ford
Jeromen
George Vis
Smith
Spring Hill
William T. Wilson Mardis
Rex W W Webster
Soriill
Mardela Cemetery
U S Official Denies Doheny War Scare Tale
New York reports US officials deny a “war scare” tale linked to Doheny. The interview discusses pacific coast fears, armament limits, and peace measures, with mentions of Doheny’s contracts and Senate actions surrounding maritime and Far East policy.
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Doreny
New York
Senate
Deheny
Doheny
Fall
the “Times
Deheag
Presia
Om Armement
Serene Canee
Corinne
Far East
Pacific
Railway reductions cut service on Norfolk Division trains
The Norfolk Division of the Baltimore and Ohio and Atlantic Coast line reduced accommodation trains to Cape Charles and Cape Henry though revised schedules aim to improve connections at Union and Cristeld. The move reduces revenue per train and caused losses at local stations while Chesapeake and Company announces a revised timetable enabling better arrivals and connections in New Wil.
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Trelas
Norfolk Division
Cape Charlies
Union
Cristeld
Tring Famoleing Prerdderen
Cape Charies
Scuineis
Chesapeake and Company
Movie extras prize draw at Ocala contest
A Florida film producer announced that extras would receive a car as a prize rather than pay them. Each extra was numbered and the winner would be chosen by drawing a number from a bowl among the eligible participants.
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Ocala
Fla
Boon For The Poor In West Bromwich Housing Plan
West Bromwich council approves municipal housing for low earners. Only residents earning under 1480 dollars yearly can rent the 280 units. Rents average about 282 dollars per year.
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West Bromwich
Eng
New York and Santa Barbara Share Construction Dream
New York and Santa Barbara merge two visions of a city in the wake of a disaster. Santa Barbara plans earthquake recovery in Spanish architectural style, with debris cleared and rebuilding guidance from engineers after the Monday quake.
Executives Visit Falls Site in Fort Kent
State executives traveling by special train plan to visit the Canadian side to inspect a proposed power development site. Governor and party will motor to view the project area after a conference and dinner with guests.
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Fort Kent
Leced Tueson
Coal Scale Committee Maches 7 New Demands
The anthracite scale committee submitted to the Tri District Convention for ratification a renewal with mine owners of the expiring contract for two years, full union recognition with check-off, a ten percent wage increase for ten and wage for day workers, rate payments on coal at 2240 pounds to the ton, quicker grievance adjustment, improved working conditions on property, and equal ration of work during shutdowns among other technical matters.
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Scranton
Summer Heat Sparks Stage Fright for Bat Display
A bat hesitated before performing yesterday as persistent heat eased into the region. Temperatures ranged from 90s with a New Test City reading near 46 degrees the lowest for July in forty years, while Salina Jepna Meines and Omaha recorded notable figures from 160 to 163.
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Salina
Jepna
Meines
Omaha
Neb
Wreck Leads to Treasury Surplus Claim Report
In Baltimore and Washington reports mixed with garbled text a train wreck story yields a claimed treasury surplus of 250,505,238 dollars linked to a child incident near a B and O line. Officials say investigation aligns with crew statements as a boy or girl appears in the misread account.
Need Stone Breakers Leaden
July 1 report notes government debit unemployment prompts cities to prune stone wages to secure rock for street repairs. Local authorities consider further cost cuts as rock supply remains tight.
Parachutes for All French Forces Planned
The French air ministry announces that by year end every French military unit will be equipped with parachutes.
Ambiguous Bergdell pot of gold tale intrigues local rumor
Late news from Hagerstown reports uncertainty over a claimed buried treasure linked to Grover C Bergdell. The story, tied to wartime evaders and a missing map, remains unresolved as authorities and residents weigh the situation.
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Grover C. Bergdel
Magerstown
One Dead and Two Hurt in Reaneke Gan Battle
A shooting in Rosacke Virginia left one person dead and two wounded. Railroad detectives aided by bloodhounds pursued suspects along the tracks for miles toward the city to the west. The investigation centers on witnesses including Charles Whitten and a man identified as Sakh who was seen stepping onto the sidewalk moments after the incident.
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Rosacke
Charles Whitten
Balks
Sakh
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