Canadian liquor cargo case opens with $1,000,000 dispute
The drama centers on Canadian exporters and U S government over a seized cargo from the Feicentship. Coast guard gunfire and a shelling dispute escalate as Captain Stone faces arraignment. U S authorities deem the proceedings legal while seeking federalship action.
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San Fraresco
Coast Guard
Swat
N.S. Stine
Algonquin
Stone
Santhe
Parana
United ‘States
Ute Torrey Geune P. Uattichl
Pupport
Fesleca
Kip
fFederal
Mumy Delaney Dies of Blood Poisoning
Minneapolis and Buffalo boxing figure Mumy Delaney died from blood poisoning after an arm injury from a February fight in Cincinnati. He fractured his left elbow, had two operations and a transfusion failed. Delaney, 26, fought 60 plus bouts with 19 knockouts, and was Gene Turney’s chief sparring partner. He was born in St Paul and left a widow and two year old son.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Jimmy Delaney
St. Vaul
Maxie Kasenhieom
Cincinnati
Delaney
Renny Rose
Buffalo
Stxty
Seation Men
Clares
Woth
Jimmy
Gene Turney
St. Paul
Western State Normal School official tours high schools
William J Holeway proprietor of the State Normal School plans a news tour of western high schools to promote health studies and secure attendance applications. The effort targets students across western counties with school officials supporting the outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Holeway
Dval
State Normal Schoe
F. Severs
Weern Bee
Laootts
Guns After Dispute and Trial at Hytte Mo
Fragmentary report describes a dispute leading to firearms use near a county area. Names and specifics are unclear but mention of a trial and police involvement are indicated in the unreadable text.
Discovery of Gold Revives Western Days
Tonopah Nevada March 1 AP residents and surrounding towns race across the desert in search of a rumored bonanza. Two 15 year old youths, sons of a mining man, evade sharing the exact location of their gold ore find despite interest from locals and hopeful prospectors.
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Tonopah
Nevada
Eney
Hyteriew
Gas main leak halts steam plant work in town
A faulty gas main caused a shutdown at the local steam plant. Workers traced the leak to a sealed section of piping, stopping operations and triggering precautions as crews inspect the facility and assess safety risks.
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Maatle Forest
Serra
Maha
Zrenhouen
Rainty
Policeman dies in daring rescue attempt in New York
New York police officer Harry J. Ferrel gave his life trying to save a mother and her baby as a fire raged. Fire crews battled the blaze on a crowded stair and floor, but the inferno cut off escape paths, and both mother and infant, along with the officer, perished in the tragedy.
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New York
Harrys J. Ferrel
Sarirg
Moe
Intercollegiate football huddle debate and committee actions
The Intercollegiate Football Officials Association and the Western and Eastern conference committees weigh reforms to on field huddles after fumbles and delays. Officials chair P as endorses pacing limits and a preferred tempo, with Princeton noted in recent discussions.
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Seow Sanh
Mare
Talay
Srasereeeeae
Evtejee Cian
Anne Rockne
Nate Par
Westtor
Por
Hal Charman
Pas
Dhainie
Princeton
Limitohn
Us Betes
Late News Bulletins From Washington and Across the Nation
Overnight dispatches report President Coolidge signing bills in the final session of Congress. A nurse at Columbus Memorial Hospital faces a tragedy as seven babies receive heric acid rather than distill water. A 62-year-old man completes a 25 mile swim and later covers nine miles in seven hours. A former Hopkins University president is hospitalized after a dramatic decline. Coast guard units respond to distress as a ship sustains damage near Cape Bad. A sentencing in Wisconsin conveys a stern message in a domestic case.
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Washington
Leed
Budaeet
Coolidge
Capitol
Congressional
Chicago
Columbus Memorial Mepital
Robert Iver Judson
Marjorie Elizabeth Gibben
Salisbury Chamber Invites Maryland Governor and Legislature
Provident Graham Greaby Em powered To Make Arrangements For Entertainment Governor Hitchie and mentors of both houses of the State Legislature are invited to visit Salisbury on the Eastern Shore. The resolution, drafted by the Chamber of Commerce Board, authorizes President Graham Gundy to extend the invitation and arrange hospitality for the visiting delegation.
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Hitchie
Salsbury
Chamber of Commerce
Yeavid J. Ward
Clarence Wo Whealston
Senate
Chamber
Salisbury
Graham Gundy
Baltimore City
Maryland
Wicomico County
Ritchie
Covernor
Salis
Bery
Cuomo Pinet
Philadelphia Athlet ic s form in Florida camp game
Philadelphia Athletic players started spring drills in Fort Myers with a nine inning scrimmage. Lefty Grieve pitched three innings allowing two hits and one walk while Rommell issued nine bases on balls and hit a batter. Zach Wheat and Coc hrane homered as Eddie Collins led the opposing lineup.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletic
Fort Myers
Fla
Lefty Grieve
Eddie Collins
Zach Wheat
Cochrane
Phillies
Bradentown
Cardinals Show Bright at Florida Camp In 1940s Tale
Report from Avon Park Florida notes Cardinals players, including Bob O’Farrell and ex Giants Frank Frock Pancho Spydes and Jim Ring, in early season evaluation. Mention of farm system marks and farmed talent hints at team depth shaping toward championship defense.
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St. Loui
Bob O'Farrell
Cardinals
Cardinal
Frankie Frock
Pancho Spydes
Jimi Ring
Giant
O Barnch
Avon Park
Fla
Barges Missing After Coastal Storm Strikes Mid-Atlantic
Four barges remain unaccounted for after a coastal storm swept the mid-Atlantic coast. Coast Guard cutters search ten miles north of Fenwick Island Light Vessel for missing vessels the Chatham Ovteans Falmouth and lifeboat contingents report barges in distress and crews reportedly safe. A separate vessel William Bishee was rescued by the Manning cutter southeast of Cape Henry.
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Norfolk
Wedngsday
Shirtt
Bathgate
Fenwick Island
Chatham
Ovteans
Falmouth
Tue
Coast Guard
Mascoutin
William Bishee
Cape Henry
Diamond Shoals
Cune Clarice
Winter Quarter
Untitled fragment with scattered names and phrases
Fragmentary OCR reads as a jumble of names and phrases with references to a tight draft and theft. The text mentions Dale Fartar Thad and Tse spit and a busy Gimerl with wave Boo. The garbled lines lack clear events or entities for a complete summary.
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Staatet
Dale Fartar
Donther
Tegeort
Montclair Sinks After Coast Guard Rescue Effort
A Nova Scotian schooner Montclair foundered near Orleans Mass as the crew were being transferred by breeches buoy. Two men died and three were in peril as the ship broke up and fastened to debris carried by heavy surf. Coast guardsmen struggled to reach the remaining crew before the vessel collapsed.
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Orleans
Mas
Montclair
Oast
Tee
Coast
Tre -Cheener Mux
Reidte
Halifax
New York
Baltimore Officials Report Breakthrough in Major Company Case
An early, fragmentary note indicates authorities pursued a Baltimore area case involving a large company. The final report mentions examiners assessing claims and compensation tied to operations, signaling significant discovery and potential adjustments in duties or profits.
Miller Guilty in Fraud Trial of 1920s Officials
Former Delaware governor’s son Thomas W Miller found guilty of conspiracy in a US fraud case involving $7,000,000 in American Metal Company shares. Harry M Daugherty faced jury disagreement on the related counts. Miller to appeal. Daugherty case left for possible nolle prosequi. Sentencing guidelines set by judge. Buckner seeks new trial.
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Federal Court
New York
March
Daugherts- Miller
Ahea
Thomas W. Miler
Harry M. Daugherty
Daugherty
Miler
United States
American Metal Company
Emery Jh. Buckner
Miller
Knox
Nolle Prasse
Aaron Sapiro
Jill
Krox
Seid
Thomas W. Miller
Delaware
Harding
Hetl
Mal S. Daugherty
Washington Court House
Ohio
Diplomatic Note Denies U S Demanded Recall of Mexican Envoy
Acting Secretary Grew rejected reports that the United States demanded the recall of Mexican Ambassador Tellez. Tellez left Washington for Mexico City last night. Grew stated Washington has no information on the envoy's visit or U S intentions.
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Washington
United States
Amheeador Tellez
Mexico City
Grew
State Department
Grea
Alo“Hassachur
Veteran Ben Beaws Dies at 110 in National Military Home
Seaston March 4 110 year old veteran Ben Beaws died yesterday at the National Military Home. He served in the Mexican War and the Civil War and later fought in the Spanish American War. Grandsons and great grandsons in World War II remember him for his stories and ready humor.
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Jerry Talbot
Veterans’ Committee
House of Repres
Jerry
Fleres
Representatie Mbers Do Carter
California
Seaston
Bei Beaws
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Abe
Eas
Bat
Presticians
Wahington
Ceeladge
Ecsuen Sas
Treasury Department
Cys
Beasa
Cape Bad
Wirkacis
Warch
Warsiond
Shere Tour
FLA. Cam
Peoutirene Steewedd
Coolidges
Fenwick
Miles North Resort
Ocean City
Laskeut Fer
Keats
United States Coast Guard
Shep
Schesner
Masa
Tingle Lumber Ax Ship
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Kravread
Tata
Cgovernment
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Wash
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