Baltimore Youth, 16, Confesses in Fatal Auto Crash Shooting
Michael Cuzzolin, 16, of Baltimore, confessed to firing the shot that killed Herbert Quinn 23, near Coventon in Baltimore County after a collision involving a car ride with John Chiarelly 26 and Alice Fain 18. Fain said she did not identify the shooter. Both Cuzzolin and Chiarelly are held without bail pending coroner action. state witnesses included Batista Seppe and Mrs. Fain who testified.
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Baltimore
Michael Cuzzolin
Herbert Quinn
Kingsville
Philadelphia
Coventon
Baltimore County
Cuzzolini
John Chiarelly
Alice Fain
Quinn
Benjamin T Ensor
Monckton
Fain Foo
Fain
Lyon
Mass
Chiarelly
Batista Seppe
Cuzsolini
Chiaretly
Aseneltie
Quina
Rettaliata
Seppe
Mra. Faia
Witpes
Traffic Regulation Reform Suggested by Pa Official
Benjamin G. Eynon Pennsylvania registrar of motor vehicles proposes state control of traffic laws for safety and efficiency. He urges a unified system with state police traffic courts and statewide enforcement to reduce local regulatory harassment and inconsistent city rules.
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Harriburg
Benjamin G. Eynon
Pennsylvania
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Eynon
Trent
Eynar
Heal Agers
Senator Hiram Johnson Warns of Dictator Risk in Court Ruling
California Senator Hiram Johnson warns that a Supreme Court decision in the Myers postmaster case could grant unchecked power to dismiss Postmaster fees and other federal appointees without Senate consent. He argues such power, if seized by a political faction, could lead to a "sad disaster" and hollow the agencies designed to protect the people.
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Washington
A. P
Hiram Johnson
California
Supreme Court
Myers Peetmaster
Portland
Oregon
Senate
Congress
Boy at 13 earns air pilot license in Dayton
Frank Rippingill, former at Guyton school in De, has become the youngest to win an aeronautic license. He passed a tough exam at Wilbur Wright Field with Lt Malcolm Stewart and pilot Clyde Emerick assisting. He aims to be an aeronautical engineer.
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Dayton
Frank Rippingill
Guyton School
Dehas
Uaehin Ree
Detroit
Nie
Wilbur Wright Field
Malcolm Stewart
Clyde Emerick
Frank
Salisbury-Wicomico Chamber plans farmers tour to study other counties
The Agricultural Committee of the Salisbury-Wicomico Chamber of Commerce plans a farmers tour into Somerset and Worcester counties to study agricultural methods. The tour, sponsored by the committee, aims to boost Salisbury Fair's appeal to farmers and involve local farmers, clubs, and youth programs. The group met with George K. Cobb as chairman and included William B. Tilghman Jr, B Frank Adkins, J F Shields, W Lee Allen, and J Raymond Parker. Next meetings are planned for November 1 and early next year with arrangements still forming.
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Wicomico County
Somerset
Worcester
Salisbury-Wicomico Chamber of Commerce
George K. Cobb
William B. Tilghman
Dempsey to Return Soon in Promoter Rickard Plans
Tex Rickard says Jack Dempsey will return this winter likely facing the Berlenbach Persson winner. Dempsey will box under Rickard in his own Garden project and has signed Persson for the season. Negotiations continue on Berlenbach Persson for a later bout.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Paul Berlenbach
Harry Persson
Tex Rickard
Chicago
Rickard
Dempsey
Persson
Berlenbach
Bride and Groom Shoe Tradition Recalled in Antiquity
In ancient wedding lore a final custom let the groom strike the bride with a shoe as a playful omen of the union. The text hints this may be a last chance to note the ritual’s quirky meaning and social context.
Major college gridiron clash headlines 1926 Big Three opener
Harvard and Princeton sparked the 1926 Big Three series at Cambridge with 53,000 fans as Harvard hoped to start a new era while Princeton and Harvard shared the stage in a key season opener.
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Marvard
Cambridge
Narvard
Princeton
Simce 1477
Ambidge
Chester Conklin a born comedian of simple charm
New York November 5 Chester Conklin once joked about quitting movies to return to his Dutch baker days. Director Gregory La Cava notes Conklin’s whiskers and glasses as funny props but says the actor’s natural reactions and naive style make his comedy feel real and timeless.
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New York
Chester Conklin
West Coast
Camas
Conklin
Gregory la Cava
Richard Dix
la Cava
Marie Ll Too Abe Remains Says Queen Marie Train En Route
Queen Marie travels to Seattle from Vancouver and faces a dispute with host Samuel Hull and aide Major Washburn. Officials expect tensions to ease once the royal train proceeds east. The queen aims to keep the dispute private while continuing the tour with trusted staff.
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Abe Remains
Marie
Queen Marie
Seattle
United State
Adwater
Hill
Washburn
Mary
Marve Gan
Butler Keeps Top GOP Post After Massachusetts Victory
President Coolidge signals Butler will stay as Republican National Committee chair despite Butler’s Massachusetts defeat to Democrat Walsh. He sees the election as a House majority test and credits GOP gains, noting no resignation from the chair.
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Washington
William M Butler
Massachusetts
David I. Walsh
Repubican National Committee
Coolidge
House of Representatives
White House
Atmut
House
Butter
Chan
Waser
Bo Wheeler
Te Attr Saloon League
New York
Murray
Eumkia Univer
Ufatte
Goa
Aching
Unclear OCR Memo Mentions Several Names and Places
Fragmentary OCR text referencing multiple names and items. Details are incomplete and difficult to interpret, with garbled phrases and symbols. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable parts.
Southern California Residents to Testify in Slush Fund Inquiry
Seven prominent Southern California residents including William Spene McAdee will testify as the Ari sana slush fund inquiry resumes in Phoenix. Witnesses include Harry Chandler publisher of the Los Angeles Times and S C Evans of Riverside among others as the probe investigates California money aiding an opponent, Carl Hayden, in a Utah senator's race.
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Los Angeles
Nev
California
William Spene McAdee
Taeaquapy
Ralph H. Cameron
William H
Utah
Phoenix
Waa
Cameron
Carl Hayden
McAdoo
Harry Chandler
Los Angeles Times
S. C. Evans
Riverside
Boulder Canyon Dam Association
R. H H. Ballard
Southern California Edison Company
Mark Rose
Imperial Valley Irrigation Instinct
W. B. Matthews
Los Angeles Water and Power Company
Wil Irwin
Marriage of Barbara Sands to Lt. George Burgess in Baltimore
Barbara Sands daughter of Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt Sr married Lieutenant George R. Burgess US Army in Baltimore. The ceremony followed a Newport romance and Burgess received a leave starting now. Burgess previously served as aide to Brigadier General Barrett.
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New York
Baltimore
Barbara Sands
William K. Vanderbilt
George R. Burgess
Fort Adama
Newport
Burmea
Johan
Barrett
Mra M
Burgess
West Font
Isk
Isin Wa
Samuel Steve
Santohs Ihe Dhe Birt
Fog Threatens Welk Supply Amid Farm Turmoil
Fragmented OCR text describes fog affecting milk supply and farm activity near a river region, with cows scattered and local concerns rising over feed and grazing. Mentions unnamed towns and unsettled weather conditions impacting agriculture.
Detective Paid $2000 Quit State in Testimony
Testimony in Somerset County trial reveals former New Jersey state trooper Dickman said he was paid to leave New Jersey in 1923 by prosecutor Azshah Beekman. He testified from a military prison on the Pacific Coast that no reason for the payment was given, aside from the condition to depart the state. The proceeding continued with other witnesses and notes about interactions at the time.
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Ralph W Gorsline
New Brunswick
Hall-Mills
Someraville
Mies Catherine Rastall
de Russey
Gorsline
Frank J. Cleary
Charles W Parker
Somerville
Frances Stevens Hall
Henry
Wille
Dickman
New Jeney State Police
Azshah Beekman
Somerset County
Edward W Hall
Eleanor Mills
Army
Navy
Parific
Struf
Ye Suanlal
Seewally
Mary Demarest
Clarence E. Case
Defense
Charlotte Mills
Hall
Henry Stevens
Mra.fall
Willie Stevens
Simpso
Simpson
Fate of three wrecked barges crew unknown on Lake Erie
Erie Pennsylvania reports 36 hours after three barges broke from the tug Barcyton during a storm. A man and a woman from Buffalo were rescued by a fishing tug. The Freedom is ashore near the New York line and crews aboard the Collard station are attempting to rescue the remaining nine aboard. Catherine and others are reported at New York City with uncertain fate pending rescue.
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Erie
Lake Erie
Barcyton
Buffalo
Witham Piew
Freedom
New York Star Line
A & Tras
Fran Neom
New York City
Aptain
James Farrar
Barry
Fortune Fades as MOAX Man Faces Nine Million Loss
Fragmentary text suggests a dramatic financial figure of nine million linked to a MOAX man. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a large fortune at stake and associated tax or share concerns.
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Ram Johnson
Tour County Farmers Plan Chamber Body
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Salisbury Fair
Beotball
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West Virginia
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University Pennsylvania
Penn State
Sewie University
Carnegie
Toledo
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Apo
Tadey
Chesapeake and Delaware
Tedey
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Anthony Milady
Grerge Stag
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