Rum Row Breakup Moves Toward Chesapeake Bay
New York May 11 Rum Row breaks up along the Atlantic coast as cargo ships vanish or head to foreign ports. Some vessels appear off Chesapeake Bay entrance though the Coast Guard reports no recent business ties. Captain Samuel Trylor Moore voices that the dry navy blockade aims to shrink Rum Row within a month.
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New York
Atlantic
Billard
Coast Guard
Washington
Cape Anne Mass
Cape May
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Aeaman
Dry Navy
Atlantic Seaboard
Samuel Trylor Moore
Jenny
Adda
Monarchy Day Brings Security Clamp on Berlin Rally
May 11 reports describe a tense Berlin scene as Nationalists stage open air events to honor a presidential election. Police deploy hundreds, aerial patrols monitor crossings, and monarchist symbols are banned amid fears of counter demonstrations. In Memphis, divers attempt to free the sunken Norman wreck with an anchor hammer while authorities note limited body recoveries and river search downstream.
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Berlin
von Hinderburg
German Republic
Brandenberg
Tomarrass
Mynptom
d+ urten Rees
Bredm
von Hindenburg
Weembile Kort
Poace
Sveral
Memphis
Tenn
United States
Norman
Ilelena
Ark
Walter G Kirkpatrick
University of Mississippi
Edgar Bosard
Mem the Norman
Coademaing
United States Army Engineer Corps
Cabinet Meeting In Wesley Church Discusses Conference Work
Wilmington M E Conference cabinet members from Dover Middletown Salisbury Elkton and Seaford met at Wesley M E Church to plan conference activities but postponed work due to other commitments They heard from L C Schwartz editor of the Washington Christian Advocate and Rev A Sandhorst on religious education training with tentative dates for a training school across Maryland and Delaware counties.
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Dover
JW Colona
Wilmingtom
B. Jonesa
Middletown
Gunby
E Ho Dashiel
Salebury
Wilmington
Wesley M E. Church
Schwartz
Washington
L. C
Washington Christian Advocate
A Sandhorst
Wilmingtos
Conference For Religious Education
Salsbury
Hestertown
Snow E Hill
Seaford
Elkton
James Ear
British Raino Four Leader May Grrtmes Com Bere Ary
Incoherent OCR fragment mentioning May and programs. no clear events, names, or organizations readable to form a valid summary.
Investigation airs homicide at Baby Home farm scene
New York May 1 Assistant District Attorney Ryan announced he had received information alleging that one of the 21 babies who died at the Baby Home run by Mire Helene Geeteneln had its head dashed against a wall the day before death. He said he would ask for second degree homicide charges and questioned the Holy Mother. The nurse said Getsen-Volk sent ill children to scattered hospitals to avoid attention. Advertising is argued as a force in modern life with calls to raise standards of honesty and ethics in advertising practices and professional conduct.
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New York
Ryan
Helene Geeteneln
Hte
Getsen-Volk
World’s Oldest Man Dies in Bulgana Age 160
A Bulgarian man believed to be the world’s oldest living person, said to be born in 1075, reportedly died aged around 160 in Bulgana. The record span and family lineage are mentioned amid the fragmented rural report.
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Sofa
Bulgana
Nore Bern
Jugesmiia
Watches Should Be Wound In Morning For Daylight Use
A fragmentary ad advises winding watches in the morning to ensure the spring tightness lasts through the day. It mentions water resistance and a routine related to daily care, with garbled phrases about timing and maintenance.
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Fam
Cas
Chauffeur Involved in Wealth Claim Case
Incomplete OCR text shows a mention of a chauffeur and wealth claim, with fragmented phrases and no clear event or entities to establish a full summary.
Major Battle Looms In French Morocco
Reports from Tetuan on May 11 say the Rifian forces in French Morocco are growing stronger as French units reinforce the Northern front with artillery. Abd El Krim urges rebellion and is said to gain tribal aid while Soviet and Pan Islam influence is alleged among wavering tribes.
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Tetuan
French
Morocco
Abd-El-Krim
Wireless bells enable distant telephone signaling
A new system uses a central lighthead station to communicate with multiple stations. A wireless telephone bell rings at the distant site when called, eliminating the need for a constant operator listen.
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Landen
Hofburg Palace Recast As Office Apartment Complex
The Hofburg in Vienna now serves as a combined office building and apartment house with 127 apartments and 65 offices. A new gasoline gauge allows fire prevention in darkness, featuring a touch-detectable dial and an arrow navigation.
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Vienna
Hofburg
France to Deploy 100000 Troops Against Riffs in Morocco
Reports say Marshal Lyautey may need 100000 troops to drive out the invaders as French forces near 76960 men and a renewed offensive is expected in ten days. Abdi Krim plans to attack from Quetzanen while a rebel leader’s brother wages a holy war along Ouergha tributaries.
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Abdi-Et-h
Marshal Lyautey
Governs Generals
Suarter
Abdi-F-Krim Plannme
Efort
Quetzanen
Ouergha
Changing Times in Constantinople Harem Treasures
Fragmentary OCR notes a story about the Imperial harem in Constantinople and references treasures and vege Aly ig tromal. Limited readable facts prevent a fuller summary.
Notable Deaths and Confusion Across Multiple Early 20th Century Notices
Late news briefs report the deaths of Thomas B. Brisen, aged 16, a retired station master veteran of the rail line. Rev. George E. Welle, 80, a longtime Methodist minister known as the “marry by renewal” for Delaware couples. and various wartime and regional incidents in Rif areas, Rabat, Beithh India, and other locations, with casualty and casualty-related notes amid chaotic dispatches.
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Wilmington
Del
A. U
Thomas B. Brisen
Harry Gilmore
Maryland
Athmington
A. P
George E. Welle
Herd
Delaware
Mr. Welle
Court Asked to Pass on Sewer Case
William Oakley files a complaint over a six tenths of an acre property dispute tied to a proposed sewer line. Juries summoned for March term will hear rights to a right of way and access to the town sewerage system, with excavation and marshy land to be cleared.
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Petit Jury
Sr Wi H
Tremere
Lotie Rather Oakley
T Emc
Ties Commission
Mexican Border Patrol Strengthened Push
A Washington delegation led by Assistant Secretary Andrews seeks a treaty with Mexico at El Paso to combat smuggling and border problems. The seven member group plans joint actions, information exchange, and extradition of narcotics law violators to curb illicit activity on the border.
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Ome Asentratea
Washington
el Paso
Texas
Andrews
The
Treasury Cement
Party of Seven
Thone
Iit
Herbert Quick Dies Aged 64 Novelist and Agriculturist
Herbert Quick, 64, novelist and agriculturalist, died in Columbia Missouri of heart disease. He collapsed after delivering a dinner address. Mrs Quick will take the body to Berkeley Springs West Virginia. Quick served as a Federal Farm Loan Board member during the Wilson administration.
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Columbia, Mo
Herbert Quick
Fragmented OCR: Notable Timings and Brinch Event
Readable fragments describe a timing event on May 11 with limited details. Names, places, and outcomes are unclear but the item references a schedule or meetup lasting about four hours and involving a figure or group named Brinch.
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