Special Wilmington Delegation Arrives by Train at Union Station
A special train carrying a 175 member business delegation arrives in Wicomico from Wilmington and will stay overnight at the Wicomico Hotel. The party includes Y's Men’s Club Rotary Exchange Club and Chamber of Commerce members with a banquet at 7 PM and scheduled visits to Middletown Ridgeley Easton Salisbury Laurel and other towns.
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Delaware
Wilmington
Union Station
Wicomice
Cheb
Rotary Club
Exchange Club
Liens Ci Kinaan Club
Chamber of Commerce
Charlies FP Gay
SSS Rakes of Commerce
Liesy S Tare
Gawthrop
Ae of Commerce
Josiah Marvel
Charles R. Forrest
Porter Allen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pike
G. W. Knape Charles
Joe S. Wilson
J. Thomas Parker
Davids
Gay
Middletown
Ridgeley
Easton
Tailort
Saliabury
Presto
Laurel
Harrington
Phover
Illend
Wilmot
Fragmentary OCR Note From Unknown Local Issue
A damaged OCR snippet mentions numbers and phrases but lacks clear names or events. It appears to reference people and places obliquely with illegible words and incomplete sentences. No identifiable actions or outcomes are discernible for a fuller summary.
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Unable to derive a coherent news item from the provided text. The fragment contains repeated phrases without identifiable persons, organizations, places, or events to summarize into a news card.
Stevenson Manuscripts Fetch Record Auction Price
New York November 12 A full original manuscript of Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson sold at William Harris Arnold collection for 144 723 dollars. The day’s total auction receipts included Travels With A Doebs bringing 93 000 and a Westinghouse personal copy of History of the United States selling for 146 733.
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New York
Reibert Louis Stevenson
Giesee
Illiam Harris Arnold
Stevenson
Dr. A
Roserbach
Doebes
Wiis
Sige Seentiena Westingtee
Jury wrestles with intoxication standard in cider case
The trial centers on whether the fruit juice manufactured by the defendant constitutes wine and if it intoxicates, with Judge Soper instructing jurors to ignore expert intoxication definitions and focus on the facts of manufacture and possession.
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Se—Charalog
United States
Morris A. Seper
Harvey W Wiley
Foud
Howard A Kells
Baltimore
Exder
West Franklin Ee
Soper
Jude Soper
Chotewe
Bar
Former War Vet Dies After Train Crash Near Keeton Crossing
Webster Goodwellen, a World War veteran, dies at Peninewla General Hospital from injuries after a motor truck was hit by a passenger train at a grade crossing. Edward Ow and Sid Wil, occupants of the truck, are expected to recover. The incident occurred on a slight incline at the crossing. investigators suggest Goodwellen failed to notice the oncoming train. He leaves a widow and small daughter.
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Webster Goowellen
Peninewla General Hospital
Edward OW
Sied Witla
Ales
Ee Fey
Geswelle
Geswellen
Penzi Indictments Spark Deadlock In Boston Trial
Jury in Sof fe Superior Court could not reach a verdict on one of four larceny counts tied to Pensi a former financial figure in a hedge fund scheme. Judge Bishop discharged the panel after a late trial where the state failed to prove a key point in the Od of $10 om.
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Boston
Soffe
Charielarceny
Pensi
SeTuid OM Ny
Yester
Imx
Jedge
Leopold and Loeb to Teach at Joliet Penitentiary
Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb, serving life terms for the Franks kidnapping and murder, will join the Joliet Penitentiary faculty. Leopold already teaches eight English classes and two hours of reading daily, while Loeb will take charge of an arithmetic class next week.
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Chicago
A. P
Nathan F. Leopold
Richard Loeb
Joliet
Robert Franks
Whitman
Leopold
Loeb
Mystery surrounds Harry Katz murder and diamond ties
Police follow leads as friend Dorothe Carrell, 22, recalls a jealous rival threatening Katz. Reported money troubles and a hidden stash of gems linked to Katz's death prompt plans to search a bank deposit box for concealed jewelry amid underground traffic in precious stones.
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Angeles
Harry Katz
Wick Doroth
C Carrell
Los Angeles Examiner
Mias Carroll
Kate
Kata
Miss Carroll
Katz
Wal Estate
Numeous
Ohice
Lon Angeles
Cider Hero Congressman Faces Trial Over Homebrew Claim
Maryland congressman John Phillip Hill faces trial on a charge of making cider with excessive alcohol content. An indictment by a Federal Grand Jury names Jcohafflup on all counts. Judge Soper ruled that the one half of one percent clause does not apply to homebrews.
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John Phillip Hill
Maryland
Soper
Parisien Dressmakers Adopt American Styles for Winter 1926
Parisian designers unveil 1926 25 winter styles with American ideas such as the split skirt and bifurcated designs. Genuine trousers appear with feminine tailoring, often paired with loose shirts. Fur topped leggings and close fitting knitted caps with fur trim complete the look for the season.
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Paris
Unclear Local News Bulletin With Damaged OCR Text
The provided text is heavily garbled with many misspellings and fragments. It references a late news bulletin about residents at a home, alleged crimes, and various coded details, but readable facts are minimal and names/locations are obscured due to transcription errors.
Speculation Runs Riot In New York Market
Speculation in stock continued to run riot in New York today with a flood of buying orders driving more than two dozen issues to peak prices in the first half hour and total volume exceeding 250000 shares. Early gains ranged up to four points with some prices well maintained through the first hour as call money renewal rates rose to 2 to 2.5 percent. The list included Missouri Pacific, Wabash preferred, A Kato preferred, General Asphalt, Pullman, Kodak and other issues, with total stock sales near one million by 11:45 a.m.
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New York
Edsetion
Orw
Missouriaeife
Wabash
A. Kato
Pural
Fastenan Kodak
Mary Garden Returns Home After Weight Loss Seaside Bathing
Mary Garden, newly slimmed by a sun bath routine, reports weighing 182 pounds after a six month Europe tour. She attributes the drop to Mediterranean swims and sun exposure on a motorboat deck, saying friends will be surprised by the change and that she will proceed to operatic duties in Chicago.
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New York
Mary Garden
Europe
Wales
Mediterranean
Chicago
Mies Garden
Myaelf
Artiet's Mother Goes Fer Walk Goes Lost
Fragmentary text shows a person named Artiet and a mother figure venturing out on a walk and becoming lost. Additional unclear notes mention war, ships, and a time frame, but readable facts focus on the missing walker's potential wandering.
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Artiet
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The readable fragments describe an event or incident with unclear subjects. Key names and places are not discernible, preventing a confident factual summary.
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