Rirstation Debates Labor Plan At Maryland Conference
Delegates in Maryland consider endorsements for rationing prison made goods and urges federal action. John J Manning of the International Labor Department criticizes state policy and calls for legislation to support workers affected by overproduction.
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Ritchie
Maryland
Manning
Valsteilaw
Valstead
Drattie
Marsland
Festeration
Pre Piase Co Bulb
Gtatiienst
Eat
Unclear Text Card for Local Commerce Group
The readable fragment mentions a campaign direction by a chamber of commerce group. It references a person named Mr. Gundy and a meeting of organizational members but the context and details are obscured by garbled OCR.
Poe era notes on 1844 street page hints at urban events
Fragmentary text from a May 1844 Well Street New York page references Poe and several names, partial notes on markers, French francs, and a mix of unclear events. The legible items include mentions of dates, trade, and a public scene with scattered figures and costs.
Sales record set in truck department at Chester town
Field Manager of the truck department for International Harvester posted a sales record week by selling thirty trucks in under a week. Five trucks were sold via The Koo D. Grier & Som Co and three via N. B. R. Motor Co. of Cheetertown. Other orders increased the total to thirty for the week.
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Ciemianrd, de
Chestertown
International Harvester
Chemibaniel
Soul Ter
Lonie Slocum
Camberdee
Seward & Woolford
Koo D. Grier & Som Co
N. BR. K. Motor Co
Cheetertown
Mr. Tiechantel
Hte
Fo Dan O'Neil Dies In Holyoke Era of Bachall League
Holyoke, May 1X 048 Fo Dan O'Neil president of the Eastern Bachall League and a National Board of Arbitration member died today. He was a longtime figure in baseball and harness racing, guiding the league he founded through many reforms and battles. He held roles from player to president and once forced a pennant chase to be decided in a single day.
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Holyoke
Mass
Dan O'Neil
National Board of Arbitration
CY Neil
Itergan
Anther Risie
Hes
Vaehaned
Tine Siaties
Clyde Line Ship Seneca Crew Deny Rumor of Passenger Drinking
May 18 report from New York says Clyde Line Seneca passengers accused crew of lax discipline. Clyde Line officials led by Ray V. Raymond deny the charges as false and stress Captain Leek ran the New York to Miami run with strict beverage controls.
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New York
AL Boy
Clyde
Miami
Teu Rayvtwomd
Laer Shiays
William Clark
Arthur W. Pye
Clyde Line
Leek
Pye
Lightning hits farm home near Seaford Delaware
On May 18 a severe electrical storm struck near Seaford causing a maple tree to ignite the William A Hill farm dwelling 7 miles from Seaford. George Feterron was tenant at the time and escaped injury as firemen arrived too late to save the building. Insurance will cover about 64 hundred dollars.
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Seaford
Del
Dwring
George Feterron
William A. Hill
Tyndall
Howe
Veter- Son
Holt
Seafort
Late News Briefs From Mokimeer And Washington May 18
A jumble of late news items reports Mokimeer and Wardbington indictments and fugitives, rail and transport finance figures from Washington, a Paris note on Ruth Alen Jobe, a New York robbery, and police notes on violent incidents. The dispatches mention the Warphes, Polish events, and the Interstate Commerce Commission train safety discussion.
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Marseilles
Franee
Coa
Mes
Ruth Alen Jobe
Streeh
Geneva conference debates arms reductions under League of Nations watch
An American delegation joins the Preparatory Commission on Unarmament in Geneva to study armament limits and a potential post Versailles framework. The commission aims to report technical issues to study after sessions conclude, with no meeting until after the September Assembly.
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Geneva
Magie' of Nations
Wohas
League of Nations
Germany
Presidhey
France
Russia
Nochtarrland
Samsanar
M. Veroveky
Fierman
Rius
Seneva
Japan
Maly
Freare
Bravil
Unites States
Europe
Washington
Mt. Ie
Lawsonia Churches Rebuild After Fire Destruction
Criffee led, Md May 14 reports the Girwin Ashbury Methodist Episcopal Church of Lawson suburb rebuilt after a fire. Volunteers worked day and night with fifty to seventy carpenters to erect a larger frame tabernacle beside the ruins, as members mortgaged property to fund the project while the Wilmington district watches and supports recovery efforts.
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Crisfeeled
Ashbury
Lawson
Crisfee
Anne
Ava
Arbury
Wilmington
Asbury Caureh
Michigan Leading in Big Ten Race Amid Recent Results
Michigan extends Big Ten lead after wins and close losses on the stretch. Purdue and Illinois trail as Indiana and Wisconsin also posted victories in a tight conference week.
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Cal Po
Purdue
Leaders Converge For Mar-Va Boot Meeting
An invitation announces the first annual meeting of the Dhl Mar-Va Ka t erm Shere Assecition in Salisbury Maryland on a May date. Delegates from industrial education and transportation sectors will attend to discuss regional forestry links and commerce with speakers including Phillelphis and Pens ware figures.
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William F. Metter
Wilmingon Chanter of
Cameter
Fret Robhins
Det-Mar Va Eastern Shore Association
Co Lastendarter
Mar-Va Association
Wialsitungton Chamber of Commerce
del Mar Va
Eastern Shore
Metten
Adkins
Withengton
Del-Mar-Va
Coomierce
Puance
Education and
Transportation
Mereim
Variow
Fraiarale
Salisbury
Chamber of Commerce
Pastsmore
Leon
Sapecu
Unclear OCR fragment notes event in France
Fragmentary text mentions a rally, a mile marker, and France. Several words are garbled, no clear names or dates emerge, hindering a precise summary.
Murder Trial Delayed Over Legal Disputes in Baltimore
The article describes a murder trial facing delays due to procedural issues and courtroom disputes. Prosecutors, defense, and judge navigate pretrial motions as the case against Robert Ho Heltas and Martin Penitentiaries purr unfolds, with questions about plea, verdict dates, and trial readiness in a Baltimore courtroom.
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Baltinsere
Epranene
Fey
Robert Ho
Heltas
Martlad Penitentiars
Maffa
Edgar
Lawyers to Pattison Aid Bar Members Endorse Chief Justice
A letter signed by 11 of 68 Somerset Harumanimee lawyers supports Chief Justice Pattison for a vacancy in the First Judicial Circuit. The missive urges voters to elect a successor, praising his fidelity to duty and urging prosecutors to stand by him in the upcoming election.
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Ted
Tenes
Cher
Jedhin Battson
Wieemne
Perobeter
Sumerset
Nemervet
Wireemien
Maryfant
Pepons
Dudge
Ding
Imanier
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Ncores
Farmisher Party
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Graham Gunky
Poe
Uday
Woelgrrth
Puquet
Geral Rievinie
Preord
Tegh
Watt
eNie
Mokimeer
Semeo J. Geney
Erry
Nery
Dhenthy
Migrave
Scurr
Milton Maehias
Mecherd Tyon
James Meret
Wardbington
Mentington
Berke
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Mkudehi
A. P.1
Leems
Brth
Brakers
Dralere
Federal
Federal Reserve Board
Fms
Wrashington
Baltimore
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Tehmen
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Canfereare
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Michigan
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Atvame
Pattison
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First Judicial District
Somerset
Umanimee
Wicombe County
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Paige
Arthur
Mapsan
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