Joy Ride In Stolen Auto Ends Disastrously For Youths
Stolen car careened through a temporary bridge on Wellebella Street, crashing after leaving two youths who fled. Warrants issued for their arrest. observers say the vehicle, stolen from Princess Anne, struck timber, tore through the railing, nearly dropping fifteen feet. Police note the occupants fled. investigation continues.
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Wellea Bella
Salisbury
Division Street
Goehim
Santote
Luimber
Administrators Confer With Andrews Over Prohibition Debate
Washington advisors from CAPM and the Assistant Secretary discuss prohibition policy at a congressional gathering. Officials weigh enforcement plans and interstate implications while outlining regulatory steps and potential state actions.
SHERMAN TELEGRAPH OPERATOR DIES AT AGE 81
An obituary notes the death of a Sherman telegraph operator aged 81. Details about his life and career are sparse in the fragment.
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Shermans
Thompson indicted for murder in Kendall stabbing death
In Hagerstown on November 9 a Circuit Court jury indicted Geo Wingie Thompson of Martinsburg West Virginia for the murder of Edward G Kendall a truck driver killed in a city street about a month earlier Kendall suffered fourteen wounds and Thompson the last person seen with him denies the crime while jailed since the incident
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Hagerstown
Geo
Wingie” Thompson
Edward G. Kendall
Kendall
Thompson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Coolidge to Speak in Kansas City Armistice Memorial Dedication
President Coolidge with Mrs Coolidge will visit Kansas City to deliver the dedication address for the Armistice Memorial. Officials and citizens are invited to attend a nonpartisan ceremony marking the fifth anniversary of the memorial cornerstone laying.
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APO
Coolidge
Capital
Kansas City
Liberty Memorial
South West
Gibson anxious to tell web story in Hall Mills case
Jersey City N J Nov 9 Mrs Jane Gibson star state witness in the Hall Mills murder case now in hospital says she is the Babe Ruth of the trial and will tell all she can after she recovers Doctors say she has pyeritis and a kidney infection and will not be released for at least two weeks In a detective visit she said I want to tell the truth and God knows how I want to tell it
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Jane Gibson
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Hall-Mills
Babe Ruth
Alexander Simpson
Trio Leads in Pocket Billiards Championship Tilt
Frank Taberski of Schenectady Ralph Greenleaf of New York City and Erwin Eudalph of Chicago entered a triple for the lead in the world's pocket billiards title in Philadelphia on November 9. Each had two wins and no losses. Taberski and Greenleaf, former champions, were favored to win with Taberski holding the tournament high run and high average to date.
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Frank Taberski
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
Teen found in Central Molice Station cell with sweater sleeve around throat
Late news items report a 17 year old girl found conscious in a jail cell at Central Molice Station with a sleeve twisted about her throat after an attempted suicide. A juvenile court sentenced another girl to the Mentrave School for Girls as an incorrigible on complaint of her mother.
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Wall Street Surpasses London as World Lender in 1926
New York dispatch reports bankers estimate over one million dollars in gold will be lent to foreign borrowers in 1926 by Americans. Midwest and West Coast savings fuel the rise, with totals abroad surpassing ten billion dollars. France may borrow here next year to stabilize the franc. government and corporate needs split the funds. Wall Street banks say they have earned millions marketing foreign bonds.
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United States
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Chamber of Deputies
Vare Nomination Turmoil Weighs on Pennsylvania Seat
Washington reports ongoing deliberations over seating Republican William S. Vare of Pennsylvania in the seventieth Congress amid investigations of his campaign expenditures. A personal inquiry by Senator Norris targets Pennsylvania politics while other senators weigh possible fraud or corruption concerns. Local Philadelphia election boards face scrutiny as discrepancies surface, and lawmakers debate the power to seat contested winners under the constitution.
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Wiliam S. Vare
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Nebraska
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Eicase Democrat
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Ween
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Two Aviators Die As Plane Hits Mountain
Two aviators perish when their aircraft crashes into a mountain. Bodies are recovered from the wreckage and found strapped inside the plane, with flattered parachutes hinting at an attempted leap to safety.
Great future seen for AR Express in air routes
Washington reports the American Railway Express Company plans aerial express routes to speed business transport. Commerce Department studies indicate strong time-saving potential and profitable prospects for large corporate involvement. The firm announced a New York to Dallas air link via Chicago with service to begin in 1917.
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Tex
Chicago
Wall Street Loans Pass Three Billion Amid Market Swings
A read of the October loan activity shows Wall Street loans surpassing three billion while markets reacted to rate expectations. Analysts note varying trends as banks and investors balance risk against potential gains and losses in the shifting financial landscape.
Heir of Pa Man Sought in Salisbury for Inheritance
An estate case in Salisbury concerns Thomas Walters also known as Thomas Waters. With no surviving relatives found, the estate would escheat to Pennsylvania unless a cousin with the surname Bounds in Salisbury is located. Long and Johnson law firm searches for the Hounds family to establish identity and claim.
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Thomas Waters
Pennylvania
Salisbury
Pennyhamn
Walter Ang
Long and Johnson
Pennsylvana
Salebury
Walters
Menmylanta
Local youths capture two would be bandits after shooting at men
Police captured two young boys Raymond and Charlie C. Sopbell ages unknown after they shot at Manuel Spack and Clyde Warner and fled for an hour. A revolver and bag of items were reported, with residents giving chase and authorities pursuing the suspects.
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Charlie C.sopbell
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