Driver Exonerated After Tragedy Kills 15 Year Old
Leonard Palmer, 15, of Naylor Street, died yesterday afternoon when he boarded a National Bucwit Co truck in Salisbury and was crushed under a wheel on delivery route. Elwood Parsons, the truck operator, was examined by the coroner and exonerated. investigation found the youth rode the truck without authorization.
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Leonard Palmer
Naylor Street
National Bucwit Company
Salisbury
Iuey
K Elwoend Parsons
Ing
Church Street
Salisbery
Nandy
Pacioni
Bobby Jones and Nina Spark at St Anne’s Open Golf Meet
Bobby Jones attended the St Anne’s event with Nina and other American colleagues. He traveled overnight from the famed golf course to catch the Bent train to Annitania, changing from work kit to civvies upon arrival.
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London
Jone 'M
A. P
Bobby Jones
Wace
Nina
St. Anne's Yoster- Ban
Walter Magen
Jim Borers
al Watrons
Bobby
Annitania
Younthampton
Aena
Senate campaign probes wage money fight in Pennsylvania primary
The Senate Campaign Investigating Committee hears details of a 500 908 dollar Pennsylvania primary amid plans by Senator Jan Fordlette of Wisconsin to set rules on expenditures for any candidate. Democrats debate seating the successful Pennsylvania nominee. Alabama charges the seat was auctioned as Reed of Missouri leads the inquiry.
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Washington
Dupe
A. Pf
Senate Campaign Investigating
Slong
Gether
Pennsylvania
Jan Fodlette
Wisconsin
Ashurst
Arizona
Senate
Eyle
Heflin
Senators Press Reform on Anti-Saloon League Funding
Wayne B. Heeter, general counsel of the Anti-Saloon League, was ordered by the Senate Campaign Fund Committee to disclose the League’s finances dating back to 1997, the year the temperance drive intensified to push for the Thirteenth Amendment, with Reed demanding clear, direct disclosure of all political contributions and pay records.
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Vathingtom
A. P
Wayne BB
Heeter
Anti-Saloon League
Senate Campaign Fund Committee
Reed
Wreeler
Washington
Washington Senate Eyes Farm Pilot Plan Across Three Fronts
The article notes the Senate moving toward a farm pilot program on three fronts. Reinforcements from several factions bolster the effort as lawmakers seek changes to pilot proposals and leverage potential policy shifts to push the plan forward.
Election turmoil and weather clash with wartime news
Defeated McNary supporters backed a push for the measure as others criticize the civil defense and transportation issues. A weather forecast calls for showers across the north and west, with continued unsettled conditions in the central regions as leaders discuss postwar policy.
Prominent Arrests in Madrid Plot Against Government
A large Spanish conspiracy against the Madrid government led to the detention of about 168 individuals including military officers. The plan, tied to tax discontent and army reform, sought to challenge the existing regime with patriotic motives. General Weyler’s opposition to Primo de Rivera’s rule surfaced as a unifying factor for many conspirators.
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Madrid
la Nacion
France
Madri
Madris
Weyler
Cuba
Jeeng
Primo de Riters
Barcelona
Veterans of World War Face Gas Poisoning Recovery
Medical officers report that several veterans exposed to chemical gas during World War I are showing signs of recovery. The board notes some wartime casualties from thoracic injuries and gas exposure amid the ongoing medical evaluations.
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Medecal
German Army Mobilizes to Repair Flood Damages
Berlin reports twenty thousand troops ordered to repair flood damage across Germany after heavy strikes on Saxony. The Elbe and Oder rivers threaten new breaks, with fifteen deaths and millions in property losses. Civil relief teams mobilize as urban centers brace for rising danger and railway disruptions.
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Saxony
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Oder
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Indians in Native Dress Participate in Northwest Show
Fragmented report describes Native Americans in traditional attire joining a sequence of encounters near the Montana border. Mentions Custer era remnants, Cheyenne and other tribes, and a gathering by a river where camps and defensive positions were observed.
Sesquicentennial bell parade honors Berks veterans
In Philadelphia on June 28 a public celebration marked by a silver bell lifted by Berks County veterans. Notables included Isaiah Sheets, Captain Willie P. Snyder, Captain Mary Jaibert, and Charles H. Haeter. Mayor Robert Stuart accepted the bell on behalf of the city, commemorating service across three wars and Native American conflicts.
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A. P
Ene
Onganen
Framytrania
Lincoln
Grand Army of the Republic
Trurk
Willie PL Snyder
Gen. Wineer
Croin de Geerre
Servier
Donner Inmates Attend Cedar Drill Event
Inmates from Donner and the Cedar group at the John R Parsons Home for the Aged participated in a Friday on grounds entertainment. The Tall Cedars of the Bahamas echoed the event with a hopeful display, appreciated by residents and observers for its thoughtful nature.
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Donner
Tali
Cedars
Thebanoa
John R Parsons
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Freight Train Crash Near Kingston Leaves Several Injured
Rescue crews report multiple injuries after a freight train derailed near Kingston on a Setu day trip. The Cape Codder express from New York to Hartford, along with feeder cars, plunged into marshland as wreckage littered tracks. Fireman Bennett and Engineer Frasier were seriously injured. several riders escaped with non life threatening hurts. Investigators note an explosion under the engine frame. cause pending.
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Kingston, R. L
Railcasd
Thare
En Am
Cats OK
New York New Haven
Martford
New York
Pirate
Bert
Setu
Wiliam Mouen
George Hathaway
Feright
James J. Melvaney
Capress
Henkmert
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Tt Enprese
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Caprese
Bennett
New Maven
Thene Dread
Niet i
Beler Fea
Apne
Stocks Rise Slightly As Markets Open Mixed
New York stocks show upward movement with gains in Consolidated Motors and White Motors while other major shares drift. selling remains steady as traders digest weekly trade reports and currency movements. notable names such as International Combustion and Pacific Gas & Electric advance modestly amid dull overall activity.
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Evidene
Rex
Serreular Limets
Coanral Motors
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Ags
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Belgien
Frenss
Rilme Sresad
Baby weighs 17 pounds at clinic weigh-in
A newborn baby arrived at the hospital weighing 17 pounds after a routine pediatric weighing. Dr. Jum and Word reported the measurement and noted it as unusually large for the period.
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Komen
Jum & Word
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