Four ships swept by winds off Cape Hatteras
A Norfo k Virginia dispatch notes a northeast gale driving vessels toward peril along the South Atlantic coast. The City of St Louis and King David were among ships in distress, with crews and passengers aboard. Coast Guard and tug assistance continued as lightships broke free and other craft faced grounding and damage. Continuation expected on page four.
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Improvement 101.2 Bills and Proposals From State Legislature
A collection of House and Senate measures includes a bill to abolish auto registration fees after 1927 and set a uniform fee of 31. The state would form an 18 member inter racial commission with a white chairman to study negro and race issues. Other proposals cover placing building and loan societies under state control, Salisbury's water system expansion with a 500 098 borrowing limit, raises for county court workers, licensing for auto shops, and a repeal of the Federal Estate Tax Law pending Congress action. A dispute over a lateral roads gasolining bill sparked inter chamber conflict before adjournment.
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Garrett County
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May Oppose Champ Thory 5s Bssef San Francesco
March 3. Gene Tooney predicts either Jack Sharkey or Jin Maloney will be his next opponent as the elimination tournament in New York progresses. He discusses power he calls automatic and says he wants to fight the winner, showing confidence in his chance to claim the championship.
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Jin Maloney
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Marre
Tenek
Amd Lewes
Washington House and Senate Confront Filibuster and Delays
Lawmakers in Washington convene as the House meets amid a michel lanenss program while the Senate filibuster continues after an all night session. Topics include a lake diversion plan and ongoing delays before the vote led by Charles BE Hughes at the chamber.
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Lake Diversion
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Parry-Thomas Killed Riding Record Attempt
Parry-Thomas famed Beitsh gate speed racer was killed during a Sea shore test while attempting a fourth speed record. The car skidded toward the sea, wreckage ignited, and spectators found the driver instantly dead near the wrecked machine.
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Wale
Parry-Thomas
Eastern Shore Chamber Plans Assembly Visit
The Salisbury Wicomico Chamber of Commerce announced plans this morning for a general assembly invitation. The executive committee will draft resolutions inviting the General Assembly to visit the Eastern Shore and forward them for action.
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Late News Bulletins From New York and Abroad
A garbled collection of late AP copies reports vague events in New York and beyond. Items include unusual proclamations about presidents and treaties, court actions, and political moves, with unclear names and dates, yielding scattered references to international and domestic affairs.
War Veteran Tarbot Faces Fraud Charge In Congress Hearing
Dr Samuel M Marews of Los Angeles testified before the House Veterans Committee in Washington that Jerry Tarbot claimed memory of war service was an outrage. The physician said Tarbot is a World War veteran with shattered nerves and urged an honorable discharge and compensation. He alleged Tarbot used false identities including Pierre Dubois and Verdun veteran Peter Martin.
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Tarbot
Veterans’ Committee
Hell Sherk
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Representative Johnson
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Marcus
United States
Pierre Dubois
Dubois
Verdun
Peter Martin
San Franccisco
Tarbou
Freezing weather grips southern states from Florida to the Carolinas
Winter has extended its hold across the south with freezing temperatures in five states between the tourist belt and the snowbound Carolinas. Frost is expected to be light, but low winds disrupt Florida port operations and ice and snow hinder roads and communications from Virginia to the Carolinas.
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Wintz
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Carolinas
Virvsinia
North
Chicago Women Campaign Against Hip Flaks and Drinking
Chicago reports a drive by the Chicago Women’s Club to curb hip flaks and drinking among suburban youths. A woman physician cites physician sales of narcotics and permitted appeals to halt the practice as part of proposed remedies.
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Comeui
Chicago Women’s Club
Reighere
Jury Deliberates In Conspiracy Trial Of Linaxherty Wy ahiller
In New York on March 1 AP reports the jury in the conspiracy case against former Attorney General Linaxherty and ex Custodian Thomas Wy ahiller continued deliberations after an extended session. The defendants face charges tied to defrauding the American Metal company amid alleged approvals of faulty claims.
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New York
Central Naery
MM. Linaxherty
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Thomas Wy Ahiller
McAlpin
Arma
Oublii
Briagherty
Miler
ST Amt
Pepte
Inrte
Etek
Great Jersey City Riverfront Fire Devastates Warehouses
A six hour blaze in gale and freezing weather consumed warehouses along Pier K and the Morgan Street dock in Jersey City. About 15 loaded barges and hundreds of freight cars burned or damaged, with losses estimated up to a million dollars. firefighters from 27 companies and 54 railroad tugs battled the flames, aided by city and NYC crews, as smoke blanketed the metro region.
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Trulay
Shwelson
Tinekeeper
Bier KR
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Opuer
Morgan Siert Dock
Second St
Morgan Street
Dervey City
Fenas Lania Railroad
Pier 1
New York City
Sieweer
Public Safety
John Bregen
Pier K
Heyord
Cubs World Series Prep Report From Catahan I Practice
The article recounts a chaotic pregame scene with Joe McCarthy and Cubs players facing a rough workout. Be sure to note Hartnett’s swollen cheeks from an earlier incident and several fielding misplays as rain eased. Ray Schaal led the squad through a first full workout under clear skies in Shreveport with the manager watching the long batting order.
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March
Joe McCarthy
Catahan I
Cubs
Reship
Chyde Beck
Frank Wilkie
Kari Gilpin
Gabby Vorinett
Hartnett
Sinchere
Sheveport
Teat
Ray Schalt
Joan
1926 Economic Conditions Reported as Stable Activity
Dr. Be Crisinger, Governor of the Federal Reserve Board, told Congress the 1926 year showed stable conditions. Industry remained active with new high production levels, virtually no unemployment, and solid wage pay rolls. The report noted large output from factories, mines, and farms and orderly distribution of commodities through a growing economy.
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Dudiarss
Be Crisinger
Federa Reserve Board
Congres
Sanual Een
Days reveal strength in state body
In Annapolis Maryland the House of Delegates passed a local option bill after a long fight. The liberal dry coalition led by Speaker Lee allied with Republicans to push the measure, while wet forces headed by Paterson and Delegate Callan opposed it. The bill moves to third reading as amendments were blocked and the outcome appeared decisive.
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Annapolis
Ap—Crisfield
House of Delegates
Lee
J. Milton Patters
Callan
Baltimore
Soniert
Crisfield
Inton
Tegner
Lie
Himelf
Somerset
Carroll County
Plan to Consolidate Railways Across Systems
Washington March plan proposes Interstate Commerce Commission consolidations to create strong efficient rail networks. Chairman Parker says weak lines will be eliminated where public interest protections apply, with many lines becoming part of larger systems to improve service and regulation.
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March
Parker
House Commerce Commission
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fragmentary line on Neptune slave metric
The readable fragment mentions a comparison tying Neptune to a slave unit and a value of 165 of another measure, but surrounding context is missing to identify subjects, event, or source. The brief text lacks clear entities or a complete narrative.
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