State Firemen in Resort Parade Opens Maryland Convention
A parade of Maryland fire departments opened the thirty fourth annual Maryland State Firemen's Association convention in Ocean City. About 1000 uniformed firemen from fifty towns marched past dignitaries, with prizes for best uniformed company, best equipment, longest travel, and outstanding drill. More than a dozen fire units and bands joined the procession along the beach route as observers watched from the boardwalk and hotel areas.
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Kean City
Maryland State Firemen'’s Association
Koenera
Maryland
Bunch
Onley
State Police
Low McCabe
Charles E. Myers
Ocean City
Leo M Moore
Maryland State Firemens Association
ES. Jones
Delaware State Firemen's Association of
Middletown
del. Geo. Lindsay
Maryland State Association
Hagerstown
Mineula Watson
Salsbury
Ocean Uy Department
Treck
Theetertown
Westminster Rand Westminster North Eat Company
Berge . Band
Elkton Company
Princess Anne
Hyattsville Trash Hisvatteville Company
Crisfeld Teark Fosfield Company
Crisfeld
Cambridge
Anbape
Annapolis Company
Antaris
Saliisbury
Salisbury
Havers de Grace
Havre de Grace
Paul Tet
Cfampany Pocomoke
Bastan F Ompgns
Easton Trock
Keiterstown
Berlin
Atlantic
One Dead in Mines Fight Sparks Labor Tensions
Report from the Mines district details a deadly altercation linked to worker protests. The incident left one worker dead and several miners and associates injured amid ongoing disputes over wages and conditions. Authorities inspect the scene as union and company officials weigh next steps.
Deck Named President Of Naber Eagles In Hagerstown Meeting
The Hagerstown Md Eagles annual convention nominated officers for the coming year with Charles F Deeb of Brunswick slated as president to succeed Herman Herd a of Baltimore. Other officers include Curmsiky Cumberland vice president Dr W S Sadler Baltimore secretary Howard M Albough Frederick treasurer John Zend Cumberland Henry May Baltimore and SR Garrison Frederick trustees with Harry McCrury Hagerstown inside guard and A J Behling Hagerstown as chaplain. The election will occur in ten days. A banquet at Maconi Temple closed the session with John Leney toastmaster and Herd a the retiring president praised the lodge's growth and pledged support for the new administration.
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Hagerstown
The
Eagles
Charles F Deeb
Brunswick
Herman
Herda
Baltimore
A Curmsiky
Cumberland
W S. Sadler
Howard M Albough
Frederick
John Zend
Henry May Baltimore
SR Garrison
Hasra
Harry McC
Hoo Herda
Mr Herds
Toledo
Charles F Deck
Haynes Says Prohibition In U S Has Been Successful
Washington report notes Roy A Hayes marking four years as Marison Narcotic act commissioner with optimism over defeat of bootleggers. He cites tighter import controls, overdue enforcement progress, and new regulations to curb illicit alcohol by targeting producers wholesalers and state codes while coordinating agencies to curb large liquor rings.
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Washington
Roy A
Hayes
Haynes
Varius
Aldhol
Coast Guard
Aandrews
Trial in 17 Year Old Girl Slayer Near End
The case neared completion as prosecution and defense offered testimony in the Dorothy Perkins slaying trial. A witness claimed Perkins confessed to shooting her former sweetheart Thomas Templeton during a drug dispute. Margaret Perkins, the defendant’s mother, testified she was not sure if the girl involved was her daughter.
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New York
Dorothy Perkins
Thomas Templeton
Margaret Perkins
Templeton
Fred
Buyers Go to Brazil for Coffee
Brief note indicates buyers journey to Brazil to source coffee. Content appears garbled with multiple OCR errors but centers on trade activity and coffee procurement. No clear dates or organizations can be confirmed from the readable text.
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Brazil
New Federal Judge Likely for State Washington
June 11 AFP reports a conference led by Seming urea and Chief Justice Taft, urging reform of abuse in misdemeanor prosecutions and calls for adding district and circuit judges. They propose naming Warland as an additional district judge in the state.
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Washington
Seming Urea
Taft
Coperia
Waryland
Prosecution Details Plot to Seize McClintock Estate
States Attorney outlines complex schemes linked to the McClintock estate death. Testimony centers on Mrs Emma Nelson and Shepherds alleged role, with references to a will, hidden chemistry study, and efforts to gain a fortune of 1 008 000 dollars as Judge Lynch rules on admissibility of evidence and statements.
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Tedge
T J. Lynch
Robert E. Crewe
Wm 1
Wm. McClintock
W .S. Stewart
Cnese
Emma Nelson
Clintech
Oscar Olson
Crowe
Lynch
Mer Clinteckh
Harry Olson
Shepherd
Harry Oleca
Long McClintoch
Miss Hope
Mr Clntock
Sheppard
Pan
Climtockh
Myter
Ind High Scho
Rowe
Thaw Returns to Broadway After Week at Virginia Estate
Harry K Thaw returned to Broadway after a week away at Winchester Virginia. Crowds gathered as he exited a cabaret and he spent the night visiting multiple cabarets and a revue. He described plans to stay in New York until he has seen every cabaret in the city.
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New York
Harry KK Thaw
Broadway
Winchester
Blake Belle
Central Park
Maccabees Fraternity Planned For Salisbury
John E Harrigan and Fred LaMothe promote the Maccabees in Salisbury and Laurel as members show rising interest. The service organization boasts more than 360 880 members in good standing and over 4 000 local lodges with nonsectarian, nonpolitical aims and insurance features. Harrigan and LaMothe work from Wilmington office under S Ward supervision.
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Grater
Painter
John E Harrigan
Fred LaMeothe
Laurel
Harrigan
Marcabres
LaMothe
Wilmington
National Guard Mobilized Over Mine Worker Incident
In Okme Ohio on June 11 the National Guard was mobilized after a mine worker was beaten and seriously injured while protesting as a union miner. The incident involved labor tensions and a prompt security response.
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Okme
Ohio
National Guard
Wenryetta
Ie Ce
Lumber Industry Is On Upward Trend
After several weeks the lumber industry shows an upward trend. For last week new business rose 12 percent over the week before and 36 percent over the same period in 1926. Cumulative production since the year's start exceeds last year by a full week’s output.
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The
Nations Lumber Manufacturers Association
Late News Bulletins From Heng Keng to Baltimore
A fragmented dispatch notes June events from Heng Keng to Baltimore with mentions of a Pearl River area, health officials meeting in Getalarem, Vibert Ritchie delivering an address, and unrest in eastern districts. The report hints at weather shifts and military activity, with references to combat and casualties, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Baltimere
A. P
Getalarem
Tomerres
Freverner Vibert Ritchie
Slayings Case Trials Stumble on Lack of Evidence
Cumberland Md June 11 A B Nellie Wagoner of West Virginia held in county jail while authorities investigate murder of Art Gerster. State's Attorney William A Huster says her account remains unproven and no evidence to contradict it. Police pursue key suspects as other leads and arrests unfold in a tense case with multiple claimed motives and weapons seized.
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Cumberland
Nellie Wagoner
Ws Va
Art Gerster
Willam
Wurderer
Wagener
Johan Badéer
Tuscellton
W Va
Grafton
Abe
Nick” Brandones
Ringwead
Nick
Budder
MecMillan Planes on First Leg Flight
MecMillan planes on first leg flight from Squantum Mass after a forced landing. The NA aircraft faced engine trouble but completed the journey as other planes NA-3 and NA-3 arrived yesterday. Some aircraft to be moved to Gary yard for storage and inspection.
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MecMillan
Squantum
Mass
Donald B Mac
Ekee
Abe Gary Yard
Ceed Necitt
Goce eS Syvreree SY Governer Affres E
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Goce and Syrveree Sy in a context that references a governor and a set of preparations. The legible text lists partial names and roles without a clear event, date, or location to form a concrete news item.
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Hart
Mines
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Peratsem
Ek Ted
Deck
Naber Eagles
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Perten H Norely Hagerster
James
Bantimore
Robert
Witter
Bredrich
Engle Spraerte
Batimere
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Cory
Wm. McCwatch
RIVES
Thaw
Hack
Colonial
Virginia
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Maccabees Fraternity
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Florence Foglie
Unies College
Schenectady
Bruce Bee
Heng Keng
Latted States
Herve Wren
Henan
Llead
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Canton
American Christlien College
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Git
Syvreree
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