Span Across Chesapeake Considered for Shore to Baltimore Bridge
Maryland survey plans a traffic study to weigh a potential bridge across Chesapeake Bay linking the Eastern Shore with Baltimore. Engineer Mayer Pett says a preliminary survey could show traffic viability and funding needs, with state approval required before any action.
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Geovermaeran
Three Die in Midwest Storm as Cales Hit States
A fast moving storm system blanketed the central west with rain turning to snow and blizzards. Chicago reported three deaths linked to the storm as temperatures fell across Texas Oklahoma and Kansas with snowfall up to six inches in places. Public safety and weather agencies tracked record November snowfall and freezing conditions across the Midwest.
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Oklahoma
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St Louis
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Ousted College Mead Named Chairman Body
Dr Henry Suzzalo, recently removed as University of Washington president, was elected chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. His two year term begins now. Suzzalo has served on the board since 1979.
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New York
Henry Suzzalo
University of Washington
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Suzzalo
Ben
Queen Marie to sail for home after family illness
Queen Marie’s American tour is cut short as King Ferdinand’s long standing sigmoiditis worsens. She abandons plans, travels from Indianapolis to Detroit, with stops in Louisville and Cincinnati, to return home aboard the Berengar.
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Ferdinand
New York
Berengana
Mane
John H. Carroll
Bucharest
Lausevele
Cincinnati
Maria
Indianapuelis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Romania
Averscu
Crisfield and Easton Clubs Pay League Fees
The Crisfield and Easton baseball clubs have paid territorial fees, signaling they will remain in the Eastern Shore League next season, according to president J. Harry Rew. The Salisbury Club received an application from Marable for the Indians managerial post next year.
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Easton
Crisfield
J. Harry Rew
Salsbury
Marable
Parksley
Indians
Miners vote against government strike settlement
J Conk, miners secretary, announced that the vote by workers opposed the government settlement proposals by a large majority. Also reports from Westminster and Dover cite other local incidents and a hospital casualty from a traffic collision.
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Landen
Murder of Italian Physician in Steubenville
Dr Diego L. Delphino a 50 year old prominent Italian physician of Steubenville and Follandbee West Virginia was found shot to death in his car early today. Authorities say two bullets entered his head from the rear seat. Italian leaders urged police to determine motive as questions about his involvement in arresting fellow countrymen for alleged liquor violations loom.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Novia
APD
Diego L. Delphino
Follandbee
W. Va
de Delphino
Delphine
Mystery Death of Poet George Sterling
Reports say poet and dramatist George Sterling, lifelong seeker of life after death, died by poisoning in his San Francisco quarters at the Boh emian Club. He attempted to burn his writings, left a single poem line as clue, and had lived a life marked by tragedy and lifelong study of mystery.
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Bierce
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Eyre
Merling
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Mencken
Mob attack leads to life terms for nine men
Nine mentors of no mob that removed Dave Wright a white man from the County were sentenced to four years to life after pleading guilty. The case centered on a 1926 Georgia incident. Brown led the gang. Wright was dragged from jail and shot, with Wright’s body found later along a road.
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Georgia
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Creemcourt
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von Arche Tanner
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Willie Arnold
Wath« Tanner
Joe Hutto
Alma Hasler
Charlie Adams
Brown
Iaw
Zelphe Rolins
Wrights
Mexico Nicaragua Tensions Rise Over alleged Gun Running
The article reports a new Nicaraguan president Adolfo Diaz seeking aid from the United States after alleging Mexican involvement in gun running into Nicaragua. U S officials weigh responses as tensions grow between Mexico and Nicaragua amid Central American instability and potential naval actions.
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Nov
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Mexico
Nicaragua
Nicaragguan
Adolfo Diaz
Venwan Shores
Gang Leader Shelton Tied to Herrin Gang Warfare
Carl Shelton, tied to one of two rival bands waging warfare around Herrin, is blamed by rival leader Charles Birger for the bombing of a Birger concert hall. The act is seen as retaliation for Shelton’s recent arrest in a bank robbery case he says Birger opposed.
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Herrin
Charles Birger
Birger
Shelton
Rirger
Aged couple marks 75th wedding anniversary in Georgia
Alfred O. Blackmar and wife Mary Ann Blood Blackmar celebrated their seventy fifth wedding anniversary in Columbus Georgia. The event drew 51 family members and about 1000 guests. Mrs John L Peabody 92 was the only surviving bridesmaid. Blackmar shared his longevity philosophy, citing ancestors and a light view of health.
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Georgia
Alfred O. Blackmar
Mary Ann Blood
Charlon
Mass
John L. Peabody
John Blackmar
Eiies
Mr. Blackmar
New England
Stanley Westcott
David Brainerd
Princeton University
Yale
Neeting
Merchants Marine plan to fleet half of U S commerce
Shipping Board official Chan G. T. Voar Connor announced a campaign aim to build up the United States Merchant Fleet to carry fifty percent of American commerce. He spoke in New York noting strong public support for the Merchant Marine and the push toward private operation while stressing naval and military needs.
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Shipping Board
United States
Marne Thies Mark
Changman T Vo Ar Connor
Mertant Marine
Wits
Naval and Moilitary
Navain Tawe
Witness at court identifies wife and pastor shooting scene
In Somerville New Jersey a witness describing the double shooting of Rev Edward W Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills testified from a hospital bed with a nurse and physician present. She said she saw Henry Stevens and Willie Stevens near the scene and heard voices and a sequence of four shots.
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Frances Stevens
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Henry Stevens
Edward W Hall
Eleanor BR. Mills
Jersey City
Henry Carpender
Willie Stevens
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Preent
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Alexander Simpson
Defense King Mouse of David Heads to Highest Tribunals
A fragmented report outlines defense strategy for King Mouse of David in ongoing litigation. Attorneys pursue appeals to major courts as a central figure faces multiple charges and clashing testimony.
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King Mouse OF David
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