Men Sought in Delaware Taken Here for Death Inquiry
Three men from Harrington, Del. Fred Brilling Clarence Jo Cohee and Edward Larmen were arrested here for questioning in the death of John G. Baker a 67 year old wareher found bruised on Pennsylvania Railroad tracks south of Harrington. Baker died at Milford Emergency Hospital without statements. Subpoenas were issued but men could not be located.
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Fred Brilling
Clarence Jo Cohee
Edward Larmen
James
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Roland Cahall
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Laurel
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Pelmaur
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Greenleaf and Rudolph Suffer Setbacks in Billiards Chase
In Philadelphia on November 16 the world pocket billiard championship improved with croria matches drawing top players like Ralph Greenleaf and Irving Rudolph into defeats. Taberski also fell behind, while Oswald moved up as two games remain for each leader.
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Croria
Ralph Greenleaf
New York
Frwin Rudolph
Hwago
Frank Taberski
Schenectady
N.Y
Itwa
Greenleaf
Rudolph
Taberski
Harry Oswald
Pittsburgh
Ull
Man with Bible and gun fatally wounds ex‑police officer
In Los Angeles a man armed with a Bible and a gun fatally injures James Mansfeld, 59, a former Boston policeman, after an argument in a park over the Aimes Semple McPherson story. Mansfeld later dies of blood poisoning after delaying medical aid.
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Los Angeles
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Orchadls
James Mansfeld
Boston
Spark
Slayer fires on group at farm killing two
A mysterious shooter at the John Grosz farm near Scotland S P fired through a window wounding three others. Victims include Robert Zweifel 18 and Mrs John Grosz 30. the wounded are Clarence Zweifel Emmanuel Grosz and Mrs Solomon Grosz. Police hunt for the killer as residents flee.
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S. P
John Grosz
Robert
Clarence Zweifel
Emmanuel Grosz
Solomon Grosz
Robert Zwiefel
Plot Rumors Tie Italy to New Plot Against Musso
Reports from Toulon on November 16 claim police along the coast have orders to watch for a new plot against Premier Mussolini. Spaniards and Italians associated with anarchist groups in New York Geneva and Paris are said to be attempting to cross into Italy to carry out a plan.
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France
Mussolini
Italy
New York
Geneva
Paris
Consuelo Vanderbilt and Duke Face Catholic Church Affairs
Rome reports reveal Consuelo Vanderbilt's alleged early American suitor influenced her marriage annulment to the Duke of Marlborough. Church records show her mother Mrs. Belmont pressured her to wed Marlborough, with fears the union would be regularized by a Roman rite if divorced. The Duke’s status in the Catholic Church remains officially unresolved.
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A. P
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Duke of Marlborough
Daily Mail
Rome
W. K. Vanderbilt
O. H L. Belmont
Southwark
Holy Rota Tribunl
Counselo
Col
Jacques Balsan
Marlborough
Evening Standard
Mister Dooley
Buried Statesman Joseph Cannon Laid To Rest
Veteran statesman and American Patriarch Joseph G. Cannon was buried today in Spring Hill Cemetery. The ceremony followed his death, commemorating a long career and influence in national politics.
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Danville
Joe Cannon
Spring Hill Cemetery
Joseph G.cannon
Severe Storm Halts Life Across Baltimore and Maryland Shore
Baltimore endures record rainfall and flooding as 12 hour totals hit 2.6 inches, crippling streets, power and sewer lines, isolating homes, and forcing rescues on Dukeland Avenue. Fire crews abandon trucks to carry residents to safety as trees block roads and transit stalls. Meanwhile Frederick, Hagerstown, and other towns report widespread flooding with infrastructure damage and isolated communities.
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Seventh Street
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Masonville Crossing
Curtis Bay
Fairfield
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
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Jones Falls
Eastern Shore Might Get Another Hotel
A fragmented item notes potential hotel development on the Eastern Shore with mentions of possible investors and planning steps. The text references property details and a sense of community impact but lacks clear dates or names. Further readable details are unavailable in the provided fragment.
United States for Sea Divers Tests Helium Use
Tests show helium replacing nitrogen in diver air to improve depth and duration. Helium reduces nitrogen narcosis and potential paralysis, enabling deeper diving with safer saturation. Researchers Sayers, Yaat, and Haldebrand credited for identifying helium's viability after the S51 submarine salvage near Newport. (Continued on page 6)
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Carson Disease
Tos Bureau of Mines
Par Gursh
RL Sayers
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W P Yaat
Joel Haldebrand
University of
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Bodo
Rome
Kiss Scene Becomes Trial Topic In Mills Hall Case
Testimony from Mrs. Marke M. Lee, sister of Eleanor R. Mills, described a 1918 kiss between Mills and Rev. Edward W. Hall and Mills’s later claim she would leave with the minister. Lee recalled Mills insisting there was nothing improper and that she would tell her husband when ready to go away.
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Eleanor R. Mills
Edward W. Hall
Mills
Marke M. Lee
Peterson
N. J
Hall- Mills
Jam Mills
Vial
Witmas
Descripedt Hall
Lee
Cevera
Brune
Henry
Wee
Peetographa to be taken at nine minutes pace with cameras
Fragmentary note indicates Peetographa will be moved at a nine minute rate using cameras and byes up to the wrentors Cars. The readable text is unclear on exact subjects and destinations.
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Wrentors
State budget seeks 9.38 million for normal schools and construction
The tentative budget requests 660000 for Normal Schools to finish a new building and additions at Towson and Prestbury. Governor Ritchie notes overall construction requests total 9390479, excluding highways, with pruning likely.
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Ritchie
State Board of Education
W. J. Holloway
Normal School
Towson
Prestbury
Holloway
University of Maryland
College Park
Baltimore
Princess Anne
Forestry Department
House of Cat
Military Department
Montrose
St. John's College
Miners’ Hospital
Finnegan Beats Pagge In Ten Round Featherweight Fight
Dick Heney’s Finnegan defeated Chick Pagge over ten rounds in New Bedford. The Massachusetts Boxing Commission authorized the promoter to announce the bout for the crown vacated by Rico Kaplan of Meriden. Finnegan won seven of ten rounds with a clear decision amid a crowded arena.
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Rem Frye
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