Editors Gather for Maryland Delaware Coast Conference in Ocean City
Editors and publishers from Maryland Delaware and the Eastern Shore of Virginia meet at Ocean City Board of Trade events. Governors Albert Ritchie and Robert T Robinson address editors with other speakers including Representatives Goldsborough and Moll.
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Albert Ritchie
Maryland
Robert T Robinson
Htwaare
Delaware
Virginia
T Alan Goldsborough
Pirot
Pastrictt
John Philip Moll
Baltamers
Wow Met
Ridgely Meivon
Maryland Press Association
Edwin H. Brown
Wl Martin Pree
Ocean City Board of Trade
Robinson
Ritchee
Annapolis
Clasborns Ferry
Coast Guard
E Wathen Webb
Banner
Record Cambridge- Kedgely
P Melvin
Fiening Capitel
Cinzette
Anmapoh
Jubei Morgan
Masense Inder Peer Befarn H Brown
E Ho
Centreville
WF Wetten
William M Metten
Bbvery Keening
Wilmington
Warhes
Walter G Mitchell
Times
Plaza
Earle M Orem
Ibneerat News
Cambridge
Everette Johnson
Newark
T Harvey Burgess
Journal
Harrington Frank Ro Miller
Evening News
Deanville
Thomas G Ceonden, Jr
the Inlawarean
BOF Simmons
Delaware Republican
Lie
Capital News
Dover
Joseph B. Finan
Evening Times
Cumberland
Stephen P Collins
Transcript
Chestertown
Edyard
Clark Worcester
Tucmohe
M J Ewing
Hrattanfii Cent
Elkton
Te Bene Midland Journal
Andree J
Lench
Sussex Journal Csorgetown
Stromberg Blintt
Faty Times
Ettereet
Jane
FF Carter
Misanuri
Eshanakasan
Petevarsburg
Bieri Marstander
Heat wave blues claim many across nation
Chicago reports 385 heat related deaths this year with drownings leading to losses at beaches. Across the country more than thirty die in heat and bathing mishaps while others fall to lightning and accidents as cities record extreme temperatures and humidities.
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Chicago
Per
Ninteen
New York City
Mercury
Middle West
Les Motne Dem
Lincoln
Nebraska
Lowa
Misouri
New York State
New Jeland
New England
Blahama
Denver
Officials in Parley Today Seeks Statewide Education Debates
A tense meeting unfolds as officials from Maryland and Virginia discuss a proposed statewide program. Delegates call for a formal parley to shape health and education policies amid mounting public interest and regional cooperation.
Seven Indicted After Balding Investigation
Seven men faced arraignment before Superior Court Judge Lummit on secret indictments linked to a Beaton Banding scandal. Defendants including Nathan Prite John Pulte Georgy Frank and James A Deted faced murder and conspiracy charges, pled not guilty, with bail set at 2000 and trial scheduled for Wednesday. Additional indictments and witnesses were expected in the ongoing Beeton case.
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APP
Superior Court
Lummit
Grand Jury
Hives
Baten
Nathan Prite
John Pulte
Ceeorgy
Fank
Jean Mo
Jaimes
Dry Agent's Coup Rounds Up Scoflaws
In Peoria Illinois a government operation under the amibagueu banner led to a round up of suspected rum runners. Sam's Place and the Sam Vince sign figure in a covert scheme linked to a broader raid targeting illicit alcohol and related entities.
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Peoria
NXPO
Amibagueu
Nek Sam
Destrum Selters
Whch
Sam Vince
Huang Ata Wangton
Scopes Defense Seeks To Quash Jury Indictment
Dayton Tenn July WW4A motion to quash the indictment against John T Scope for teaching evolution in public schools opened the trial. Juhn Ko Neal defense cites constitutional challenges to the act claiming Tennesee and state constitutions were violated and questions court authority. The defense argues lack of information on the court's power and cites Bible creation language as central.
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Dayton
Tenn
Juhn
Scop
Juhn Ko Neal
General Assembly
Neal
Oregon Lumber Jacks Reut Jap Laborers In Spree
A chaotic incident unfolds as laborers are attacked and property damaged. Guards defend the scene while police investigate the chaos and identify suspects amid reports of weapons and prowling crowds.
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Oregon Lumber Jacks
Reut Jap Laborers
Sweezey Weighs Run For Legion Command
Claude Bo Sueerey a former warden and Maryland Penitentiary official is being considered for State Commander of the American Legion at its Watersteen convention next month. Col Sweezey and supporters prepared a bio to present to the peace time veterans group led by John Carmichael Vine preeminent Reserve Officer Association.
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Baltimers
Claude Bo Sueerey
Maryland Penitentiary
Nenerican
Legos
Jenty
Sweezey
Jtith
Amber Legiensire
John Carmuchael Vine
Cool JS
Reese
Maryland
Untitled Fragment on Global Islands
Fragmentary note mentions Bayland Japan Jove and large islands in the world. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates to establish a full report.
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Bayland
Japan
Jove
Oworld
Fire Sweeps Train Of Tank Cars Near Taylor
A freight train of 18 oil tank cars was engulfed by fire near Taylor Texas. Three men believed to be tramps died in the blaze and six others were injured as explosions rained oil and flame across the wreckage. Rescue crews faced dangerous conditions as investigators searched for more bodies and the cause remained undetermined.
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Taylor
Texas
Milena
Here
Kansan
Seven Baltimore Heat Deaths Reported Over Weekend
Baltimore records seven deaths attributed to weekend heat with four drownings and three heat prostrations. Victims include Morgana who collapsed at work and Mildred F Focke whose body remained unrecovered, with others at locations around the city including the Patapsco River.
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Baltimore
Weary Morgana
Marley Creech
Mra. Focke
Druggist Foils Girl’s Suicide Plan in Baltimore
An unidentified Baltimore druggist prevented a teen girl from obtaining poison and instead gave her 15 harmless tablets. The girl, Mary E Johmnecn of Brooklyn NY, was later found convulsing at the YWCA and taken to a hospital. Doctors say the tablets were nonpoisonous and she is not in danger. She had been staying at the YWCA since July 6 and left Saturday after surrendering her key.
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Baltimore
Merry Heapital
Mary E. Johmnecn
Brooklyn
N Y
Stinegara
Elevator Panic Hits American Building During Morning Disarray
Fifty people, mostly women, evacuated upper floors when elevators stopped. Smoke or fire alarms prompted swift panic as stairways filled. no injuries reported. Elevator staff coordinated warnings and ensured safe exit amid widespread confusion.
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Bale
Urd Oreech
Nathen Mereis
Lightning strike shocks hundreds at Sandy Hill bath resort
A bolt of lightning struck the Sandy Hill bath resort on the Nanticoke River during a storm yesterday. Isaac Taylor was unconscious for over an hour with minor burns, while Mrs Bradley daughter Mrs Jones Mildred Blozom and Rey White were among the others stunned. More than 100 bathers were shocked and 6 were seriously stunned as crowds flooded the exits and lights went out.
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Bath Honest Sandy Hill
Nanticoke
Isaac Taylor
Mra. Er Bradley
Mrs. Jones
Mildred Blozom
Rey White
Sal More
Bath House
Taylor
Sandy Hill
Army Plane Searches for Deserter Slayer Knapp
An army airplane searched 308 miles of Northern New York in pursuit of Philip Knapp, a deserter described as a killer. The hunt extends from Mitchell Field under Major Winthrop Hensley Jr. with state troops and army police coordinating ground and aerial efforts toward the Thousand Islands and Alexamiris Bay area. William W Kas of Syracuse has traveled to New York to hire a lawyer for his son’s defense.
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New York
Philip Knex Knapp
Loais
Steve
Army Pole
Alexamiris Bay
Thousand Islands
Knapp
Man Hunters
William W Kas
Syracuse
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