Remsen Dies at Carmel 81 Educator Chemist Led Johns Hopkins
Dr. Ira Remsen president emeritus of Johns Hopkins University died in Carmel California at age 81 after a brief illness. He founded the American Chemical Journal and served as its editor to his death. A renowned chemist he organized Johns Hopkins chemistry and later headed the university’s chemistry endowment. He was born in New York February 10 1846 and received degrees from Columbia and Gottingen. He was honored by several universities and received the Priestley Medal. He survived by his widow and two sons Ira Mallory and Charles Mallory.
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Intercollegiate Track Field Meet Draws 300 Athletes
A large intercollegiate track and field meet drew about 300 athletes from multiple colleges. The event featured teams from Penn States and others, with competition anticipated across sprint and field events.
Influence and drink shape Nicaraguan battlefield reports
A Times despatch from Maragua quotes American pilot William N. Joons on how leaders use alcohol to sway troops in the Nicaraguan conflict. He recalls a battle near Chinandega and notes both sides, though sober on Tuesday, were drunk by Wednesday, prompting an attack.
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Legislators Visit Alleghany County Mines and Chambers
Members of the General Assembly touring Alleghany County will visit the American Cellulose and Chemical plant and the Consolidated Coal Company mines. The Cumberland Chamber of Commerce hosts a luncheon and a post visit dinner in Hagerstown with officials including Mayor Keon and Congressman Zihlman. Delegates return to Baltimore by special train tomorrow night.
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Bomb Blast Hits Radio Station WEDC in Oak Park
A March 5 blast at the Oak Park home of Radio Station WEDC destroyed a dozen luxury cars and damaged property valued at 355,600. The explosion caused minor injuries to a bystander and wrecked the front of the building, with the incident linked to political tensions and a related blast nearby.
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Thieves Siphon Bonded Whiskey From Government Warehouse
Chicago March 5 AP police and federal agents captured four men after a spectacular gun battle while recovering thousands of dollars in liquor. The men used over six hundred feet of hose to siphon bonded whiskey from a government warehouse to an apartment building operated by Vevatt Brothers. A fifth suspect fled, plunging through a roof and walls as officers closed in. The raid followed tips that the warehouse would be robbed and involved high pressure pumps and tanks already holding whiskey valued in the low thousands.
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Re-elected Senate Leader Amid Senate Benefits and Appointments
Washington reports Senator Rebianen of Arkansas won re election as Senate Majority Leader for the Seventieth Congress. President Coldedge appoints Oakdeeds of New York and Bettons of Minnesota to the Federal Radio Commission. An Uruguayan aviator missing since Wednesday was found at sea off Cape Jobs. Reports from various regions describe military and civil actions, maritime incidents, and unrest across continents.
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Fragmentary Notice From Pacific Northwest Inquiry
A damaged article fragment mentions a regional inquiry with unclear actors and dates. Readable text references a response process and time constraints, but key names, places, and specifics remain obscured.
Cabe Torres Rescues Cabo Hatteras Crew After Fire
The Cabe Torres and nearby ships aided the burning Spanish freighter Cabo Hatteras 100 miles off New York. Captain Zalvides and his crew were rescued after a night of search and rescue efforts by the Cabe Torres and Washington Maru. The Cabo Hatteras was abandoned. its cargo noted. Cabe Torres departed New York for Lisbon while Washington Maru continued to the destination.
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Tennis Cup Entries Open for 1927 European Zone
New York March 5 The entry list for the 1927 Devie Cup series shows challenges from Foley and Portugal. All nations will compete in the European Zone as the USLTA plans additional entries before the March 15 deadline.
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Baseball News From Philadelphia Injuries at Training Quarters
In March 5 AP report, injuries hit both the Phillies and Athletics during training at Broad Street and Fort Mier. Players including Bamthe Tomme and Yerkes were noted, with others like Powerts and Procht mentioned. a knee issue to Diecerur is cited with a hospital mention and the effect on the team’s practice.
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6 Day Bike Race Starts At Madison Square Garden
The 6 day bicycle event kicks off at Madison Square Garden with amateur riders and potential contenders from various regions. Organizers announce program details and safety measures as riders prepare for a grueling week of endurance racing.
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Franklin MacVeagh Reported Severely Hurt in Chicago
Secretary of the Treasury under Taft, Franklin MacVeagh, is reported in a serious condition after an incident in Chicago. Doctors fear he may not recover as he fights for his life.
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Legal dispute over whipping in Maryland case sparks appeal
In Easton Maryland Alfred L Donnelly jailed for beating his wife faced a questionable whipping sentence by Magistrate Orea. Lawyers differ on authority to modify or rescind the corporal punishment. The defense vows habeas corpus if the whipping proceeds while Mrs Donnelly regrets the punishment and the case heads toward possible legal action.
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Wages Tradeeen To Be Increased On 15th
Greenville March 2 4 AP Wages of Southern Railway conductors and trainmen to rise seven and a half percent on March 18 J B Barton chairman of the conductors and trainmen head says talks in Washington with employees and officials produced agreement The increase covers about one year and aims to match other rewards while avoiding a large wage hike in the territory
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Unsigned fragment hints at regional event in Wollampert
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State approves Salisbury bridge over Wicomico River
Plans for a new state bridge over the Wicomico River in Salisbury were approved by the War Department after a public meeting. The modern steel structure features a 26 foot wide roadway and eight foot sidewalks on both sides and is expected to be completed by late spring. Bids for construction will be sought as the project moves forward.
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Ocean City High Seabird Baseball Team Prep Under Coach Flora
Ocean City Maryland March 5 Ocean City High School players practice daily on the baseball diamond since February under coach Ralph Dennis. A recent interscholastic clash ended in an 18 to 2 victory for the state school. Worcester County league opens April 6 with Stockton High School hosting. Team members listed include David Lynch Emman Jones Falmund Pusey Warren Carey Huck Cropper Daniel Tromper Chores Cropper Chatun Harmon Walter Savage Edain Calhoun Owen Munford and N C Anderson.
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Turkey schools adopt religion tolerance program
In Constantinople March, officials ordered public school directors to implement a program of religious instruction that honors Islam while acknowledging Moses and Christ as prophets. The policy marks a shift from Ottoman era clerical control to a broader tolerance approach in education.
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Carolina Klansman Resigns as North Carolina Dragon
A reading of a late era report notes the resignation of Jadse Grats w Crand Dragon in North Carolina at the request of Carolina Klanshan. The text references internal fraternal orders and a change in state representation amid unclear details and implications for the Ku Klux Klan network.
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