Americans slain and companion wounded in Teheran mob attack
A state department cable from Teheran reports Vice Consul Robert Immbie died from shock after a mob beat him near a Bahai demonstration. Merlin Seymour, an American prisoner with him, was severely injured and unable to speak. The two were mistaken for Bahai adherents during the assault.
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Washington
State Department
Joseph S Kornfeld
Teheran
Penu
Robert Imbmrie
To'clack
Merlin Seymour
Seymour
Joseph
Cornfield
Imbree
Sone
Prrioner
Hem Ersing
Raha
Tisbon
Ther Carruatt
Sevarur
Violent Gales Sweep France And Belgium
Severe wind storms lash France and Belgium causing shipwrecks and loss of life. The Channel sees heavy seas, with many fishing smacks missing and boats washed ashore. Rescue tugs aid survivors as authorities assess damage.
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France
Belgium
Daris
Jean
Ontend
Ani
Partamouth
Sergeant Basch Ba Accident Last Night
An accident occurred last night involving Sergeant Basch Ba. Details are unclear in the fragmentary text, but local authorities require further information to determine causes and identify any injuries or charges.
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Basch
East Salisbury Church Opens New Community Playground
Grace Methentetheprecopal Church in East Salisbury unveils a church led playground project from Barclays to Ann streets. Under Rev Joseph P Wilson the 200-member flock funded improvements including paint, carpet, new entrances, and a front yard wall. A sand playground was opened for local children, marking the second Salisbury playground run by a church.
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Grace
Salisbury
East Church
Barela
Joseph P Wilson
Thureday
Salibury
Chirch
Barclays
Ann Streets
House of Worship
Nine Candidates for President Named Despite Ineligibilities
A fragmented list shows nine candidates for president with names including Havin Valleter Peinter and Willem Z. Feter amid confusion. The Serialists bar concept, La Follette is noted, and McBeneld is mentioned as nominally considered despite issues.
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Robert R. Peinter
G. QO
Jehe
P. Feria
Watece
Commonwealth
Willem Z. Feter
Workers' Party of America
Anne
la Follette
Tua
Can McBeneld
Ierord Foster
Gasoline Prices Cut Across States by Major Firms
Gasoline drops of one cent a gallon today by Standard Oil NJ and Gulf Refining in Maryland West Virginia North Carolina New Jersey and Washington DC and half a cent in Virginia South Carolina. Tank wagon price set at 17.5 cents in some states.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Maryland
Virginia
Copeland Urges Scouts to Keep Waistlines Down
United States Senator Royal Copeland addressed 3088 Boy Scouts at Bear Mountain camp urging a slim waist as a measure of readiness for leadership. He argued the public distrusts fat candidates and that voters judge character by personal care and discipline.
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New York
United
Royal &. Copeland
Bear Mountain
Fear spreads of smallpox in 35 states as Baltimore reports 16
Surgeon General Cumming of the Public Health Service warns the epidemic across 35 states could worsen unless state officials intensify vaccination efforts. He notes the spring summer rise, with Midwestern prevalence and Baltimore listing 16 cases for the week while Hopewell Ewing and Trenton New Jersey total 18. Pittsburgh figures pending.
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Washington
Sugeron General Cumming
The
Public Health Service
de. Cumenag
Mid-west
Baltimore
Hopewell
Ewing
Trenton
Health Service
Pittburgh
Cumming
U S Aviators Begin Repairs Ahead of Transatlantic Flight
The three members of the American Army round the world flying expedition, after a dinner with Aero Club, returned to base to fix their planes. They plan to rest before leaving for Kirkwall to resume preparations for the transatlantic leg next week.
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London
al Aero Cheb
Brough
Kirkwall
Lynch Hangs Black Man Over Attacked Woman Near Electric Mile
Meridian Mississippi July 19. Harry Shelton a Black man was seized from near Electric Mile by a mob and lynched after an alleged assault on a white woman a week earlier. Local authorities did not intervene as the assailant was executed by the mob.
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Meridian
Mim
Harry Shelton
Electric Mile
Thirty Word Headlines Drive Day’s News Flow
A fragmented OCR text outlines a system of concise news summaries produced at a fixed word rate. It mentions editors coordinating wire service feeds and aiming for dense brief items.
Death Ray Inventor Arrives in New York
Grindell Matthews, the English inventor of the so called death ray, arrived in New York. He guarded secrecy around his device denying US government interest and said the term death ray is a misnomer. He claimed the technology is not aimed at weaponizing armies or warned against sensational claims.
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New York
Grindell Matthews
United States
Cucumber Prices Hit Record High at Local Market
W A Simpkin, manager of Feemer Serater WP, held the cucumber price record in the district. Prices paid for cubes varied from 2.00 to 2.73 per crate with buyers noting careful culling and packing. Simpkin farm reported ten acres of cucumbers and a sale at 1.00 per item.
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W. A. Simpkin
Jachaan
Hementead Fairy
John C. Merary
Jenphien
Pussyfoot Johnson to Establish Prohibition Headquarters in Egypt
Prohibition advocate Pussyfoot Johnson announced at the World League Against Alcoholism meeting that he will leave within a week to set up offices in Cairo Egypt. He cited rising prohibition movements in India and Egypt and noted many Muslim papers support prohibition.
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Johnson
Tela
Word League
Caii
Egypt
Johnson Sand
India
Turkey
Bypt i
Salisbury firm wins state road contract
The State Roads Commission awarded four road projects totaling 390.29050 to several bidders on Thursday. A Salisbury firm won the Prince William Street project in Prince William and Anne counties, valued at 4,323.00.
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Salisbury
State Roads Commission
Prince William Street
Princsas Anne
Hannamann-Burrough C Construction Company
Salisbury Leader Wins Trip for Life Insurance Sales
J James Scott president of the Lions Club and a Salisbury special representative of Equitable Life Assurance Company won a free ten days in New York with all expenses paid. He achieved annual personal life insurance premiums exceeding 250000 and was the only agent from Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia to win.
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Equitable Life Annsurance Company
Maryland
Virginia
New York
J. James Scott
Lion Club
Salisbury
Scott
Dr Wailes to Preach at Presbyterian Church
De George Handy Wailes of Philadelphia will occupy the pulpit at the Wromice Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning.
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DR. Wailes
Presbyterian Church
de George Handy Wailes
Philadelphia
Wromice Presbyterian Church
Long Island search for missing children and other late news
A late Hudson area bulletin reports a search on Long Island for children who disappeared after a shore incident. Fire crews and residents assist as authorities request caution. Other items note racing results in France and America, a bridge collapse near Arkans River, and political visits in Kerhland summarizing scattered wartime era events.
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Fairéeld
Ena
Long Island Sne
Daugherty Prober Declines Wall Street Ties in La Follette Bid
Senator Wheeler joins the La Follette independent ticket as vice presidential candidate and launches a campaign against Coolidge and Davis. He says he is a Democrat but not a Wall Street Democrat and criticizes both major parties for ignoring the common people amid economic troubles.
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Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Senate
Daugherty
Namia Tom
Lafallette
Bruad
Calvin Coolidge
John W Davis
LaGlilette
Tatelbette Beaderas
Democratic Party
Pat
Suppression of Two Newspapers by Italian Government
The government suppresses the Imperial and the Papaio, Cathal organ of anti fascists led by Rev Don Strugo. Imperial calls for removing Italian officials and reestablishing capital punishment in free states.
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Acenwtatet I
Impero
Papaio
Stttn
Don Lag
Strugo
Alo
Rome
Landen Conferen
Impere
Mopueu
Fragmentary note on Senate action and Wheeler reference
Reading appears garbled with partial phrases about Wheeler and Senate actions. The text includes stray terms like cane, Wahingtr, and Amy, but no coherent event or clear entities. No verifiable names, dates, or places emerge to form a reliable summary.
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Imbrie
al Teheran
Persia
Companion
Leaden
Britain
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
East Salisbury
Grace Church
J. P. Wilken
Moonight
Johan W. Havin
Nemerrotic
Valleter
Pesgeens
Galle
Whee
Wagen
Copeland
Lafollette
Burton K. Wheel R Sone
Vic
Lafelette
Ayinz
Sie Fipandanite
Pepubdic
U. S
Furmishet Dai
Associated Press
Pussyfeet
Hanna Gorina
Lions Club
Tris
J. J. Scott
Eequitable Life Ansurance Co
Olemben
Helen Wilk
George Wightman
Mix
Mathieen McKene
Mra
Phyl Covell
Bastia Teda
Reens Vite
Cole
A. P
Arkames River
Kerhland
A. F
John CW Fdavin
Wea Juve
Sevee Meadred
Acre Tclead
Cherles Benevan
Pittvhergh
Iehra
Veurelien Staare
Joby
Renerere
Gmerwas
Hhnaly
Ferty Ena
Daugherty Prober
Hurten K. Wheeler Flys
Coolidge
Davis
Hax
Wall Street
Reme
Urges Wheeler As
Mate
Frem Nentana
Teda
Tony
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