Mystery Surrounds Death of Ira Downs and Illness of Three Children
Police investigate a junk dealer Ira Downs home after his death and three of his six children are hospitalized with stomach disturbances similar to his illness. Water from a driven pump showed sediment and scum. neighbors fear unsanitary premises may be the cause.
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Ira Downs
Peninsula General Hospital
Walter
Adsage
Edith
Downes
Sid
Fies
Navies Near China Disturbance Track Washington Action
State Department data list shows American British Italian and Japanese naval forces within short sailing distance of Chinese disturbance centers. The measure signals concern in Washington while denying any intent to intervene in factions but promising protests to protect lives and property as needed.
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Washington Line
State Department
Wilbur
China
Washington
Trial of 17 Year Old Doroth Perkins Opens in New York
The trial of 17 year old Doroth Perkins for the murder of Thomas Templeton opened at General Sessions in New York. Nine jurors had been selected when a luncheon break interrupted proceedings as the defense weighs whether Perkins will testify. The case follows a party shooting linked to her father’s family in the Village area.
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New York
Doroth, Perkins
Thomas Templeton
Greene E Village
Riot turmoil prompts mass flee from Chinese city
Reported clashes between Yunnan and Canton forces sparked flight of residents from a major Chinese city. US destroyer Paul Jones arrived near the scene as officials work with foreign settlements to curb violence and restore order.
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Canton
China
Sum Yat- Sen
Honan
Hong Kong
Yang Ho Min
Heu- Chis
Shelung
Washington
Shangha
Shild Vroong
Shanghai
Incoherent OCR note from historical page
Fragmentary lines reference names and places with damaged text. The readable parts mention people and events in a garbled sequence, lacking clear dates or actions to define a definite news item.
Baltimore Heat Ends with Three More Deaths
Baltimore notes three heat related deaths added to a stretch of high temperatures. Health Commissioner Hampson Jones cited a weekend rise, with heart failure listed as cause in fifteen cases due to heat. A cooler forecast and probable showers were expected tonight.
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Baltimore
Hampson Jones
Blanked fog halts Los Angeles airship landing at Lakehurst
The dirigible Los Angeles returning from Minnesota was unable to land at Lakehurst due to dense fog after a Cleveland engine problem forced a turn back. It hovered near the hangar while preparations for landing were abandoned, and weather delayed further plans for the historic visit with President Coolidge in St Paul.
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Lakehurst
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Minneada
Ls Angeles
Minnespols
St Paul
Coolidge
Atlantic
Asemal Ceim
Northwest 10 greet Coolidge at Minnesota visit
Thousands greet President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge as they arrive in St Paul Minnesota for a Norse American centennial celebration. A public reception at the State Capitol and speeches are planned before a return trip to Washington tonight.
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St Paul
Mina
Minnesota
Northwest
Cooligde
Union Station
Cacidge
State Fair
State Capitol
Coolidge
Kellogg
Washington
Capital
J W Murphys
W Lang
Ifreman
Shirh
Paul Sith
Femund Eeriges
Toangeter
Cumberlander Murder Victim Jury Announces Findings
The coroner's inquest into Arlington Geortner's death, 20, concluded he died at the hands of an unknown assailant. Miss Wagoner testified an unknown man attacked Geortner and her as they were robbed and she was assaulted near Soustane on Friday midnight. State Attorney William A Huster kept Wagoner in custody, citing questions about why she did not alert authorities. Luke V. Smauth testified that the woman identified as Miss Wagner appeared at Heminicks Hotel later in the day saying she was lost and seeking directions.
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Cumberland Md
Arlington
Geortner
Joseph Brian
Gortner
Peraous
Messerlie FF Wagoner
Soustane
William A Huster
Mises Warsner
Mise Wagoner
Luke V. Smauth
Heminicks Hotel
Miss Wagner
Keanity Hotel
Britain offers aid on Rhine frontier in Versailles pledge
The Havas dispatch reports Austen Chamberlain delivered Britain’s note to Foreign Minister Brand promising to guarantee the Rhine frontier’s security as per the Versailles Treaty and to respond to any violation. Britain also offers to place its armed forces at France’s disposal for defense of the Rhine border, while not extending Germany’s eastern frontiers.
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Arts
Havas
St Geneva
Austen Chamberlain
Great Britain
Brand
Versailles
Rhineland
France
Germany
Poland
Caecho-Slovakia
Free Speech Not At Stake In Evolution Debate
In Dayton William Jennings Bryan says free speech is not at stake in the trial over evolution. He notes he plans to testify upon his return after a long absence and defends the right to speak publicly while stressing taxpayers and employers will not fund his views.
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Miami
William Bryan
Dayton
Bryan
Chicago
Clarence Derrew
Ube
Word
Bryan Sammeried
Mexican Flood Wreaks Havoc Across Isthmes Region
Special dispatches report hamlets destroyed in the Isthmes region due to rising Tehmastepes and Per rivers. Heavy damage floods Curace and Vera Crustates while waters sweep towns near Mvestesk and Tebuamtepec. Juchitea reports waters six feet above normal as railways suffer.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Isthmes
Sigecal
Juchitea
Railroad to Build Pier in Baltimore Harbor
The Maryland Railroad plans a new pier project in Baltimore Harbor. Details mention a 99 foot portion and related harbor activities.
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M. RY
Pier
Baltimore
Late News Bulletins from Naltimere and Nearby Areas
Patchy late news reports describe a drum shipment seized in Naltimere for prohibition era reasons, a Maryland state commission tasking Edward M. Porvish to Governor Ritchie, and a violent freight train derailment west of Champishe with casualties and injuries.
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Rekimere
A. P
Rem
Maryland
Edward M. Porvish
Ritchie
Man Rescued as Flooded Subway Delays Rail Lines
Severe rain flooded Cumberland streets and underpasses on Sunday morning. A man managed to escape rising water and was rescued by Officer Leroy Rom as electric wires burned and a house faced damage on Lee Street. Railroads kept schedules but mud hid tracks and property suffered due to the storm.
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Cumberland
Associated Press Opens State Wire
Associated Press opens state wire from Baltimore dated June 8 with daily briefs from AP correspondents in the Sa$l bureau and field views on current operations.
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Associated Press
Fingerprint Clues in Axe Slaying Case Reported
Early reports indicate fingerprints may identify the axe slayer Eston Rouge as of June 6. Investigators note possible matches and continued inquiries into the killing, with authorities tracking evidence and timelines as details emerge.
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Eston Rouge
Rom
Cushman
Oeid
Washington Sees End Of Heat Wase
Report skims a fragmentary note about an event in Washington with vague details and scattered numbers mentioning Jame and dates. The readable bits suggest an end to a period of heat or tension and reference a postcode or budget symbol £ four to time.
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Washington
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