Youthful elevator operator dies in four story Meyer factory fire
A three alarm blaze tore through the R C Meyer and Company mattress and ring factory on S Frederick Street. Elevator operator William Dixon, a colored man, suffocated in the lift as smoke surged through the building. Thirty other employees escaped. Firemen and pinsmen fought the flames. two men narrowly escaped death on ropes. The fire, thought started by a sewer heated meter on the third floor, caused heavy damage with no precise estimate yet.
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Rakimeri
A. P
R. C. Meyer and Company
Mattress and Ring Manufacturers
S. Frederick
Wiliam Dixon
Dixon
Dinen
Delaware and Maryland Truck License Dispute Spurs Talks
Delaware Secretary of State Townsend and Maryland Deputy Motor Vehicle Commissioner Schrader plan a meeting after a three day licensing clash on shared roads. Delaware requires Maryland built for hire trucks to carry Delaware licenses, while Maryland enforces its own. tension eased as Maryland police were instructed not to interfere during talks.
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Dover
Del
Jane
A. PF
Mate
S. D. Townsend
Delaware
Schrader
Maryland
Townsend
State Highway Commission
Robret HL. Richard
Secreters Townsend
Testimony on Northern coal field supplies vs Southern markets
Expert testimony before Interstate Commerce details Northern bituminous coal resources exceeding Southern reserves. W A Silliman estimates unmined coal in Pennsylvania and nearby areas at 7,000 net tons, while noting base rate transportation issues across Pennsylvania Maryland and Northern West Virginia. Total regional coal figures and regional distribution are discussed by examiner J K Eshebuna and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fa. Pir
New England
J. K. Eshebuna
Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers” Association
West Virginia
Lihman
Vennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Old Virginia
Marvierd
West
Virgina Bar
Unclear fragmentary text from historical page
The readable lines show garbled OCR of a sports or event page with names and times partially, referencing fighters and episodes but lacking coherent details or complete entities to form a clear summary. No distinct event, date, or organization is reliably identifiable.
Santa Barbara Earthquake Toll Tells Local Tragedy
An aftershock rattled Santa Barbara causing further property loss and reviving memories of last year’s quake. Three year old Cooling Orr died when a chimney toppled during play in the yard, as damage from prior tremors is reassessed amid new tremor tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Santa Berker
Orr
Santa Berbars
Gala Day Por Jones Return
Jones arrives amid mayoral committee and civic greet with plans to honor his return. A South Te claim event signals a warm reception for the golf figure amid city celebrations and visiting dignitaries.
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Jones
Newaek Fight Ends in Wild Tapout After Heavy Exchange
In Newak N D Juan 28 A P reports a boxing match where New York contender White Merman defeats a challenger in a rapid right hand exchange. The bout finished in the first round after a wild flurry, with the knockout seeming decisive in the opening period. The result marks the end of the controversial title bout as described by the report.
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Newaek
N. d
Juan
Seventen
Witte Merman
New York
Late War and Weather Briefs From June A P Dispatches
A jumble of late news items reports pride in the World War veterans returning home and updates on weather, harvest, and industry. Observations span Washington transport, crop conditions, engine tests, and a National Government strike, with scattered references to New York and New Jersey figures and dates.
Two G O P Factions Align as Strife Mounts in North Dak
The article outlines a Republican split in North Dakota with Nye aligned with the nonpartisan league against party factions led by Tewalry and Hanna. Nye, appointed to fill the late Ledd’s seat, vies for a full term while Hanna leans toward Mossback Administration support. Means and others seek the regular Senate nomination.
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Ferac
N. D
A. P
A. C
Tewalry
Iouge
North Imheta
Fice
Leaguer
Coolidge
Gerald PF. Nie
KE. F. Ledd
Nye
Ladd
R. Hanns
Nowe
Sascha
Norman SN
Medths
Ibmny - Brook
Means
Meneger
Townley
Latae
Sin Nilices
William Lemke Fargo
Lagyer
Papal Locate Blesses 22W St. Lowers Erephice
Fragmented OCR notes describe a papal event and local clergy presence at a street location with mixed, unclear details. The passage references progress, figures, and figures from France and terms like Jews and Beem er, but the text is largely garbled and non-coherent.
Fragmentary OCR note offers scattered names and numbers
A damaged OCR fragment lists unclear names and figures with mismatched words. The readable bits include mentions of people and places in no coherent event or context. The text lacks a clear incident, date, or outcome to report.
Miracle at shrine aids afflicted man in Faul County
Ailing Faul man, unable to walk for years, prayed at the shrine and reportedly rose to his feet and took several halting steps assisted by crutches. He was surrounded by worshipers and moved toward the pottery, then returned to his home parish shrine.
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Quehes
Ste Aan
Va Bupita
Faul
el Acu
Meng
Wall Street Opens Higher as Industrials Lead Rally
Trading on June 0 shows fresh price advances with United States Steel pushing to new highs. General Motors and other majors rise amid renewed demand for favored issues as copper, steel, and allied stocks rally and investors eye potential distribution dividends.
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New York
Hugh Price
United States
Islues
General Motor
UL Ss
Aulud Chemical
Atcheon
Seuhert
Baltich Cothusinert
Mitocy
Pends
Det United Cigar
Fea
Prarst
Unreadable OCR Summary With scattered Proper Nouns
Fragmentary OCR text shows names like Beas Lam Sevete and Grebie Oa with dates and numbers scattered. The passage lacks coherent actions or events to summarize into a clear news item. No verifiable details emerge to identify persons, places, or organizations.
Agrarian Alarm Highlights Farming Needs and Population Pressure
A historical piece argues world population growth raises food supply stakes. It urges reviving agriculture, warns of neglect, and notes farmers face labor shortages and longer hours postwar. The article cites figures on farm specialization and farm labor declines, stressing national food security.
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UW. Warren
Rersenech
Europe
Fred
United States
Tate
Asqyhead
Ienett
Aitat
Tie Metzen
Yuan
Poe Teat
JD Neewen
Senate probes Prohibition group fundraising and figures
The Senate Campaign Funds Committee disclosed the national Prohibition group and state branches hold about 736000 members and manage roughly 140008 dollars yearly. Investigators noted campaign use and a letter solicitation from 20008 members in Pennsylvania during the recent primary.
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Washington
A. P
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
National Net Organization
Public We
Dering
Pennsylvania
Wiliam S. Ware
Vare
Activites
William KH. Maytan
Wayne BR. Wheeler
Wheeler Hineif
Lemier
Charman Reid
Satin
Rome
Fragmented OCR Weather and Public Notice Snippet
Fragmented text shows garbled weather and public notice fragments. It mentions starvation, supply lines, and rates with unclear places and names. The legible items include generic references to water, feet, and periods but lack coherent events or entities.
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Kat
James Gilbert Brean
Teown
Fred Morten
Santa Barbara
Sears Sea Teaie
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Mayor's Committee
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Jone Bi. P
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Papal Locate
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France
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