Death of Commissioner Clark Sparks Murder Probe In Maryland Wood
Investigators question five men after the body of Commissioner Clark was found in a sedan in a Maryland wood. Absence of money on his clothing. chemists test preserved viscera for poison, with doubts about alcohol. A missing driver and a Green youth are among the leads as inquest is postponed pending findings.
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John T. Scopes
Dayton
Tenn
Clark
Pomanou
Heyer
Robin
Clarke
Fie
van Hibber
James Green
Teaday
Tae Green Clark
Green
Vas Biber Saken
Australians Watch Parade On Bourke Street
A fragmented report recounts a July 26 parade in Bourke Street with Australians and locals watching as a crowd surged along a veranda. Witnesses describe shouts and a sudden rush that caused fear and a brief crush near the entrance.
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Natratta
Rome
Syrieat
Bourke Street
Lunatic Kills Two Elder Sisters in Hudson Home
Investigation into the July murder of Georgianna Gillis and her 80 year old sister Helen in their Hudson house stalled on motive as neighbors found their suspected killers note. The skulls of both women were crushed with a blunt instrument and police hunt Demetreo Pappandrieus, missing since Wednesday, linked to prior assault at the Concord asylum.
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Hudson
Georgeana Gillis
Helen
J A Locke
Eugene
House
Demetreo
Pappandrieus
Inquiry Opened In Three Plane Crashes In Honolulu
Three airmen died and several others injured as army planes collided and crashed near Honolulu. A court of inquiry was convened to determine causes after two accidents, with additional fatalities and injuries from a midair collision and a later wire impact.
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Honolulu
Boa
Prosper Moullen
Ume
John H Wyatt
Hampto Nn
Wyatt
Charlies
War of Lancaster Nom
John Fo McBlain
Columbia
John W Hankine
Wya
Zes Retires From Track After Turbulent Turf Career
The article notes Zes, a 23 turf champion, announcing retirement from racing. Veterans Samuel Holdreth and Harry Inclaire are mentioned as colleagues at Belmont Park, with Papyrus cited in an older Inter race context. The piece references a planned move to New Jersey and a farewell pace over a mile and a half, reflecting harsh opposition to the decision.
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New York
Beinot Park
Samuel Holdreth
Harry
Shadow Coal Crisis Looms in England
Fragmented text describes looming coal disputes in Britain with miners and mine owners debating a new working agreement. Reduced wages and longer hours are cited as proposed terms, while government mediation efforts surface amid anticipated strikes in Yorkshire and related industries.
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Toon
Britain
Ulead
Owelle
Senator Pepper Visit Described During Coolidge Era
A fragmentary report discusses Senator Pepper hosting or attending events with President Coolidge era officials. It references legislative culture and political figures, but the text is garbled with missing names and dates, limiting precise details.
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Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear items with no coherent events or identifiable persons places or dates. Article content unreadable. cannot determine a meaningful news item or summary.
Swiss Roses to Canada Mountaineering Feat Reported
An item notes a Swiss ascent to Canada with climbers crossing mountain passes above 100 feet. It highlights the ascent as a notable feat in rugged terrain and suggests ongoing interest in transatlantic alpine exploration.
Maryland insurers target fake claims in health fraud crackdown
Maryland insurance companies launch aggressive effort to curb fraudulent health claims. State officials say the initiative aims to stop physicians and patients from colluding in schemes worth millions of dollars annually. The plan includes stricter verification and reporting processes to expose fraudulent activities.
Institutes Session Opens In Witham Massachusetts
The fifth session of the Institute of Peabitieneseted opens in Witham Mass on July 24. More than two hundred specialists from across the country and abroad attend lectures and discussions on international problems to promote enlightenment and civilizational progress.
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Witham Town
Mass
Tombe
Enlightment
Harry A. Gerfield
Witham College
West Cath
Richest School Saboe Series Highlights July 24
A fragmented report notes a July 24 focus on education in the United States. It mentions a monetary figure of 25 033 dollars and references Yale and Stanford alongside other institutions in an ordered sequence.
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United States
Toca
Julsa
Yale
Teland Stanford
Prefers Jail Term To Married Life Ends Free Man
A P Jonathan T Meeker 72, alimony dodger, walked free after three years in Mdier security jail for not paying $120 weekly alimony. He praised jail life calling it great and said he will work there for pay, while the tax assessor halted support and ended the divorce litigation.
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New Brunnswick
Jonathan T Meeker
Meeker
Loyola law student admits manslaughter in Read case
Shreveport Louisiana July 24 A P George W Gill Loyola University law student pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of Robert Read Centenary College student Read was killed after a dispute with Gill who had been seeing Read’s companion Mrs Gil Read testified she aided her husband and Gill was released on bond
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Shreveport
George W Gill
Loyola University Law
Robert Read
Centenary Colte
Gil
Asheville Man Leaves 2 Million for Religion and Education
The late Edward D Latta of Asheville North Carolina leaves an estate valued around eight million dollars with two million directed to religious and charitable causes. About one fourth supports the Presbyterian Church General Assembly to educate young men from Asheville to become ministers. The widow and two children share the remainder. The note mentions costs of paper and silver dollars.
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Asheville
N C
Joely
Edward D. Patie Ashewie
Latta
Asheville Presbyterian
Prohibition and Collision News From Major Cities
Reports from Hattimere Baltimore London and Washington describe a fatal auto crash injuring two men, a $150000 liquor seizure and destruction, fires and grain losses, a prohibition director's grand jury action, and a plan to extend enforcement indefinitely with a reorganization to begin in August.
Scott escapes execution again in Chicago murder case
Rue sell Scott, a Canadian delinquent twice reprieved for the murder of a Chicago drug clerk, avoided the gallows a second time within a week as Circuit Judge Joseph B. lbavid granted a stay of execution pending a sanity hearing slated for August third.
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Chicago
Ruesell Scott
Joseph B.lbavid
Small
David
Hemp Wan
Scott
Thomas Scott
Catherine Scott
Serme
Springfield
Board of Pardons
Nsw
Odd Fellows To Open Frederick Orphanage
Piens have been completed for the opening of the Odd Fellows Home for Orphans at Frederick. Members of the Rebekah Assembly are expected, with special buses and trains to be operated from Baltimore for the ceremonies.
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Adj Fellows Home For
Frederick
Odd Fellows Baltimore
Rebekshs Assembly
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