Rioting Convictions Upheld for Klan Parade Case
The State Superior Court affirmed the convictions of fourteen Ku Klux Klan members and reversed four in the Lillyville riot during a demonstration last spring. Three people were killed and several wounded as clashes occurred near Piper Hall and on nearby streets during the event.
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Philadelphia
State Superior Court
Lilly
Cambris
Commonwealth Ve Neff
Neff
Rim
Koontz
Wagner
Shterr
Piper’s Hall
Ebensburg
Lally
Mrs Hardings Weeher Physician Says Today
Fragmentary notices describe a medical consultation or status involving Mrs. Harding and a physician. The readable text hints at a health update or attendance at a clinic, with garbled references to individuals and dates.
Noted Banker Dies as Joins Morgan in Europe
Prominent banker J. Pierpont Morgan hurried home from Europe where he was negotiating French loans. Mrs Frances F. Morgan, widow of a veteran financier, learned of the death at her home last night. The report mentions the banker’s illness and a sudden end while abroad.
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J. P. Morgan
Europe
Frances F. Mergan
Pierpont
Mergar
Alevars
Tesco
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The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear names, places, or events to form a factual summary. No verifiable entities or actions present for a proper news card.
Delaware Senator May Get Life Appointment
A Delaware senator position may be filled for life after the death of Senator Ball. The plan involves appointment through the International Joint Commission with Canada, aiming to succeed Ball when his term ends next March. Reports say officials discussed the vacancy at the White House and with Secretary Sharp, noting the need for a qualified appointee.
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Heaster Holt
Dielaware
Townsend
Weeheran
Ball
United States Senate
Catemania
Ballte
Mrs Willow Sentenced to 10 Years for Husband Slaying
Mrs Willow, convicted of second degree murder in the shooting of her husband Harvey Willow by farm hand Ralph Shadel, is sent to Lackawanna County Jail to serve ten to twenty years. Shadel also receives a twenty year term.
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Middiesburg
Aante S Willow
Dewey
Harvey Willow
Ralph H Shader
Lackawanna County
Scranton
George Routh
Sheri
Snyders County
Willow
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court
John C. Groome
Philadelpha
Shadel
Whso
Iwcember
Mra
Shade
Shadepo
Glena
Ira
Protest over color line in veteran memorial drawing
Vigesteus protest copies of tablets listing names of Black and white Treasury employees killed in the war are circulated. West A Ham tin, commander FE Walker Pete of the American Legion, calls the act a vicious discrimination while Secre tary Mellen says the matter is referred to the President for review.
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Washington
Treasury
Department
West
Hamtin
Jame
FE Walker Peet
American Legion
New York's Matinee Idol in Fest Fight
A New York stage figure stalls a festival dispute amid a public fracas over a contested fete. The incident centers on the performer’s presence and the ensuing clash among organizers and attendees. Local authorities monitor the developing confrontation.
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New York
Bowie Opens 1924 Maryland Racing Season
The 1924 Maryland racing season opens in Bowie with a 12 day meet featuring purses between 15000 and 14100 dollars and the $5000 Prince George handicap. Ten thoroughbreds are drawing interest ahead of the November card, with Princess Doreen Audrey and Donagh among top contenders as field forms for Thanksgiving events.
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Bown
Maryland
Teuday
Suprc
Hersagnen
Prince Geerre Vindhieap
Okdes
Hryan
C. Tre
Prince Gacoree
Doreen
Audrey Bkormollay
Apposhom Texpertad
VW Bean
Donagh and Rhod Play
August Beloent
Fourteen lines of 107 Lebor Unions In National Meet
The forty fourth annual convention of American Federation of Labor opened in Vesorst, Paso. About 3,000,000 workers affiliated with 107 craft organizations entered the session to shape labor’s program for industry, politics and civic life. A keynote stood against wage reductions as three departmental conferences forecast policy. Mexican Confederation of Labor met at Juarez as American delegates prepared for a joint session, with the convention moving to Juarez Theatre next night. President Samuel Gompers delivered the opening address. Executive Secretary George H. Salter led welcoming remarks from the Texas state federation.
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Paso
Trex
American Federation of Libor
Someco
Amerian Federaton
Mexican Confederation of Pate
Juarez
International Bridge
Jabeety Hall
Juarez Theatre
Executive Council
Federatenince
Portland
Ore Sonmvente
Samuel Gem
Genege H Salter
Teans State Federation of Labor
Amerin Federation
Testa
Postmaster stops man in stamps bound for New York
A San Francisco automobile agent tried to travel to New York by wrapping himself in a package with 75 dollars in stamps. He was weighed and prepared for dispatch before a Washington postal official’s wife intervened to halt the journey.
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Chester No Weaver
San Francisco
New York
Maiman
Washington
Foreign mission work expands as church reports totals
The board of Foreign Missions reports 1,280 missionaries in China, Japan, India, Africa, South America, Mexico, the Philippines and Europe, with 692 workers in similar fields. The church also lists 654,008 foreign members and 152,900 localized children, plus 11,900 Protestant affiliates and 10,000 staff in teaching and hospital roles.
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Board of Foreign Missions
R. E. Inffendorfer
J R. Edwards
New York
China
Japan
India
Africa
South America
Mexico
Philippines
Europe
Wien
Chsren
Lns
Suntay
Sew Werk Tev Maker In Sentenced Dell That Can Reeve
The readable fragments describe a sewing workshop context and a device or item described as a dell that can ree. Details are unclear and names or dates are not identifiable. The text appears damaged with garbled phrases and lacks concrete facts for a full item summary.
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Dell
Late News Bulletins and Court Drama Across City
Fragmented dispatches report a fatal stabbing linked to a gambling dispute at a tavern and a courtroom confrontation involving multiple defendants. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors but reference to a palace, a ballroom, and a series of legal actions appear amid chaotic narrations of arrests, trials, and payments.
Fast Water Service to Start New Baltimore Salisbury Run
A new fast freight service between Salisbury and Baltimore is proposed by Victor Lynn Transportation Co with a $70,000 vessel. Al Wooten leads a tentative corporation seeking $25,000 in preferred stock and $25,000 in common stock plus rate approval. The plan would double freight capacity and run bi weekly, with sailings from Salisbury Mondays and Wednesdays and returns from Baltimore Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Victor Lynn Transportation Company
Salisbury
Baltmore
Public Service Commission
Tentative Corporation
al Wooten
Bse
State Commission
Wortem
Baltimore
W Ot Gardner
Salisbury-Wicomico
Cammrce
Charman Bare Whitman
Andar
General Dawes Goes Under Surgeon Kaile
A garbled clipping reports General Dawes undergoing surgery with surgeon Kaile. The legible portion hints at medical procedure details and involved personnel but lacks clear context or dates.
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General Dawes
Kaile
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