Missing Sharptown Man Sought by Authorities
Claude Owens 30 from Sharptown vanished after leaving a Baltimore boarding house last Saturday bound for home via the Annapolis Claiborne ferry. Baltimore City and Wicomico County police, aided by relatives, search for Owens described as a man of fine character who previously served in World War I.
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Baltimore City
Wicomico County
Claude Owens
Sharptown
Baltimore
Owens
Annapolis- Claiborne
Prudential Insurance Company
E. J.owens
Branch H. Phillips
Salisbury
Charles Fletcher
Hollis Owens
Ruby Wheatley Owens
Delaware “Pioneers
Queen Marie Arrives in Chicago Amid Democratic Welcome
The Chicago welcome to Queen Marie grows amid territorial protests by the Bukovinian and Bessarabian Committee condemning Chicago officials’ subservience to the monarch. The event proceeds with midwestern cordiality as officials resolve the hour’s ceremonial awkwardness and Queen Marie’s introductions. Samuel Hill, a northwest millionaire with prior hosting troubles, reportedly arrives two hours after the royal special.
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Chicago
Mane
Samuel Hill
Pacifice Northwest
Marie
Romania
Hoowever
Middle West
Haries
Vopzka
Mania
Lee
Fragmentary OCR Note on Local Event
The readable parts reference a vote and a group described as Hothers Birds with mentions of a jury or committee. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text. The snippet hints at an upcoming decision or event connected to a community group.
Garibaldi grandson and Spanish deputy held after Catalan plot
ARRESTS in an investigation linked to a Catalan plot led to the detention of Riccetti Garibaldi, grandson of the Italian patriot, and Colonel Francisco Marcie, former Spanish deputy, as they were sent to Sainte Frisen amid race coverage and international tensions.
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Aries
Ap—Riccetti Garibaldi
Francisco Marcie
Sainte Frisen
New York Skyscrapers Site 100Story Apartments with Roof Gardens
Architect Alfred C. Bossom predicts future New York homes rising up to 100 stories. Upper floors will be largely residential with private gardens, trees, pools, and views of the city. earlier floors host offices while setbacks, sidewalks, and eliminated chimneys mark evolving tall buildings.
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New York
Alfred C. Bossom
Bossom
Hamburg
Germany
Uncle Joe Cannon Dies After Long Life of 90
Danville Illinois AP reports physician Dr C E Wilkinson said Uncle Joe Cannon died of natural causes in his sleep at age 90 in an ivy covered church where final rites will be held next Tuesday at 3 PM. The physician called it one of the most unique deaths for a great statesman. Funeral services set for the eventful life yesterday.
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Danville
Joe” Cannon
C. E. Wilkinson
Joe
Motion pictures to replace texts in classrooms trial
Eastman Kodak Company launches a two year experiment using fifty films to test motion pictures as classroom aids. Twelve cities including Rochester New York Springfield Newton New York Atlanta Winston Salem Kansas City Detroit Chicago Denver Los Angeles and San Diego will participate with ten geography and health and science titles completed this year and thirty more ready for September 1927.
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Rochester
A. P
Eastman Kodak Company
Springfield
Newton
Mass
New York
Atlanta
Winston-Salem
Kansas City
Detroit
Chicago
Denver
Los Angeles
San Dego
Confesses to Theft of $21,000 in Jewels
Wheeliy W Va reports Russell Bayes, 28, from Parkereburs, Negro, sentenced to 19 years in West Virginia Penitentiary for burglary. He confessed to stealing jewels valued at $21 million from the home of Hob Berren, president of Sterling Pr darts Inc, entered by daylight through a back window.
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Wheeliy
Rusell Bayes
Parkereburs Negro
Virginis Pententiary
Hob Berren
Dent
Sterling Pr Darts Inc Bayes
Hebeens & Me
Lover Waits 25 Became Nun in Bright Break From Convent
New Bedford Mass November 13 After 25 years of nunhood Anna LeBrun left the Gray Nunnery at Meatress to marry childhood sweetheart Sergeant Frank Levesque. She sought release from vows citing inability to comfort or cuddle orphans, planned nurse training, and hopes to teach at Fort Humphrey kindergarten while enjoying the world anew.
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New Bedford
Mass
Anna LeBrun
Miss LeBrun
Frank Levesque
United States Army
Nanery
Anna LeBrum
Meatress
Sergeant Levesque
Anma
Chi
Montreal
Anna
Washington, D. C
Fort Humphrey
Ann LeBrun
Anna le Brun
U P
KYW to Broadcast Two Months News Roundup Tonight
Pittsburgh program notes say KYW will air a two month summary of events from archavc settlements and trading posts. The feature covers Royal Canadian Mounted Police detachment visits, Gene Torrey as heavyweight champ, Florida trips, and industry and national news from the recent thaw period.
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Pittsburgh
Archavc
KYW
Chicago
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
No Matter
Antic Regiers
Epr
Ng Thaw
Resider T
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Gene Torrey
Virginia Predicted To Beat Maryland Today
In College Park Maryland experts favor Virginia to win over Maryland this afternoon. Maryland shows weight edge but Virginia's experienced squad and versatile forward passing attack are expected to decide the outcome as both teams display strong aerial play.
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College Park
Yale
University of Virginia
Maryland
Virginians
CREENLEAF TIED WITH RUDOLPH FOR LEAD IN WORLD BILLIARD TILT
Rudolph of Chicago and Ralph Greenleaf of New York led the world pocket billiard championship after six wins apiece. Greenleaf matched Rudolph by defeating Arthur Ponzi while Harmon of Glendale and Pindle of Appleton lagged with no wins. High run stood at 70 by Taberski. today's schedule included Hueston versus Pindle and Greenleaf versus Harmon.
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Philadelphia
Erwin Rudolph
Chicago
Ralph Greenleaf
New York
Greenleaf
Rudolph
Arthur Ponzi
Ile Charles Harmon
Glendale
N. Y
Harold Pindle
Appleton
Wis
Harmon
Pindle
Taberski
Rudolph Teday
Hueston
Woods
Fonzi Va Natalie
Greenlcaf
Four Horsemen of Notre Dame Messed by Rockne on Grid
New York reports Army and Notre Dame prepare for their annual intersectional clash at Yankee Stadium before about 70000 fans. Notre Dame backs Parisien and O Hoyle are injured, while Army brings nearly the same lineup that defeated Notre Dame 27 to 0 last year.
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Four Horsemen’ OF Notre Dame
Rockne
New York
Army
Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
Nie Peietrs
Warners
South Bend
Ind
Parisien
O'Hoyle
New York Official Outlines Air Transport Plans
A draft outline from New York officials discusses commercial air transport between New York and London. It mentions William A. McCracken Jr as a key figure and references the secretary of commerce’s role in promoting air travel development. The text cites naval architects and marine engineers in evaluating plans and contrasts tentative steps with proposed aviation standards.
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New York
London
Wilhian
A. McCracken
Avaton
McCracken
Naval Architect
Maroe
Ratiraad
Leambt
Uncle Joe Cannon Dies at Home in Danville
Danville Illinois telegram Uncle Joe Cannon the nation’s oldest statesman has died at his Danville home at noon. Funeral likely next Tuesday with burial in Spring Hill Cemetery beneath a modest family monument. Tributes pour in from friends and foes recalling his iron hand in the House and Lincoln era jokes and sayings.
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Danville
Iila
A. P
Joe” Cannon
Lincoln
Congress
Spring Hill
Vermilion Hills
Cannon
National House of Representatives
Joe
Lfe
Washington
War Department
Gold Found in Crows of Geese and Coastal Sands
Unclear OCR text reports gold found in crops and gipsards of geese and on beaches. Hywewal Survey officials note the site is heavily picked over and gold remains in coastal areas near Une Bencg See and surrounding shores.
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Weere
Une Bencg See
S Brmas
Tailor Boy Testimony Drives Hall Mills Murder Trial
Witnesses describe a tailor's delivery boy finding blood spots on a suit tied to Willie Stevens. Defense challenges the card evidence and notes the scene at the Hall Mills murder near New Brunswick four years ago.
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Somerville
N. J
Hall- Mills
Ellie Stevens
Edward W. Hall
New Brunswick
Eleanor R. Mills
Singer
Willie Stevens
Frances Stevens Hall
Henry Stevens
William Grealis
Willie
Iman
Grealis
Case
Hall
Rev. Hall
Stevens
Philadelphia results show Vare leads in U S Senate race
The Philadelphia plurality for Republican Congressman William S. Vare over Democrat William B. Wilson tallying 232,929 from 363,553 to 71,624. Fisher leads over Eugene C. Bennett in a separate gubernatorial race with a 246,550 edge in Philadelphia.
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Phiadelphia
Philadelphia
Wiliam S. Vare
United States
William B. Wilsons
Vare
Wilson
Johan S. Fisher
Euaene C. Benniwell
Fire Ravages Brenner Penny Store. Two Rescued
Fire origin traced to Brenner Penny Department Store where a blaze destroyed the building and caused heavy damage to adjacent shops. Firemen rescued two people from the scene as flames and smoke spread through the area. Estimated losses run around 20 000 dollars with total destruction reported.
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Brenner Penny
Cacerda
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