Navy Seaplanes Nonstop Norfolk to Panama Flight Encounters Setbacks
The PN-10 No 2 forced to descend at Nueva Gerona Isle of Pines due to engine heating, spoiling its nonstop attempt from Hampton Roads to Panama. PN-10 No 1 remained airborne over the Caribbean, seeking oil at Liguana Bay, with reports citing 1,029 miles already covered and a course toward Cuba.
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Defense Attacks Testimony in Hall Mills Murder Trial
Defense in the Hall Mills case challenged Mrs. Jane Gibson's sightings tying three defendants to the scene. Middlesex detectives testified Gibson said she could not identify the defendants at a New Brunswick office in 1922, and claimed she rode home after shots on De Russey Lane without dismounting. A professor of astronomy noted the moon was in last quarter the night of the killings.
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Jane Gilson
Fred David
Middlesex County
Gibson
Middlesex
New Brunswick
Hall
Willie
Henry Stevens
David
de Russey
James Mason
Ceemenen
Edward W. Hall
Five Oberlin students dismissed for liquor at college dance
Five Oberlin College students were dismissed after a college discipline committee found them guilty of drinking liquor at an inter house dance in Oberlin Ohio. The group included three juniors a sophomore and a first year coed and walked through a freshman chaperone report leading to the judgment.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin College
Tne
Youthful Quints in Turkey Day Card
A crowded arena headlines a Thanksgiving eve basketball clash at the Armex court. The Dane and Bris teams bring strong lineups as KHecce leads the crowd in rallying chants and booster support for a decisive matchup.
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Turkey
Ind.catons
Peter
Armex Court
Thraus Ini
Anti glare headlight adopted by French motorists
French drivers have begun using a high rear headlight whose beam is aimed at the right curb to reduce glare for oncoming motorists. This device aims to redirect light away from approaching drivers and improve night driving safety.
Effort to Legalize Name of Child Fails in Paris
Zizi Lambrino’s case against former Crown Prince Carol of Romania to legalize the name of their son and seek education costs was nearly dismissed. The French state attorney ruled the Paris court lacked jurisdiction and a judgment is expected next Wednesday. Lambrino sought to regularize the child’s status and claimed 10 million francs in damages for alleged illegitimacy.
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Paris
Zizi Lambrino
Carol of
Romania
Hlohenzollern
Lambrino
Princess von
Multiple Unclear Briefs Include Prisons Appointments and Fatal Collapses
AP reports Albert Holmes Conner named superintendent of Federal Prisons in Washington. Also 20 killed in Nice area when Vesubie River flood undermined foundations. Other notes mention Plane No. 2 landing in Nueva, composer Frederic Ayres, Rev. Frederic Doerr’s death, a New York marriage announcement, and a bank merger plan abandoned in Haverstown due to stockholder opposition.
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Washington
Albert Holmes Conner
Bowe
Hdahe
Nice
France
Requebiliere
Department
Alphes Maritimes
Vesubie
Magerstown, Md
First National Bank
Mechcnnes Loan and Savings Bank
Haverstown
Mechanics Loan and Savings Bank
Laws Of King Benjamin Purnell Warn Girls In Colony
From Lansing AP report an alleged rule book of the House of David outlines strict conduct for female colonists and warning against pleasure seeking. It cautions modesty seven hours of sleep and secrecy about the colony life while detailing work, tips, and behavior before outsiders.
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Lansing, Mich
Benjamin Purnell
House of David
Israel
Benjamin
Elenly
Stars Bid Again For All American Honor In Football
New York November 24 Two brilliant all American stars last season Yale guard Starlin and Michigan end Oosterbaan are bidding again for footballs highest honor after sensational play in the waning college campaign. Starlin ranked high in coaching opinions by the Associated Press for All American and blocked a kick for Yale against Harvard while Oosterbaan scored on a run that helped Michigan clinch the Big Ten title. Both show consistent play but lack the flash of past greats and may be among several eastern and midwestern stars seeking recognition for 1925.
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Cheen
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Yale
Oosterbaan
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Associated Press
Marvard
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Husky
Vale
Grange
Wilton
Clerlande Co O
Nevers
Leuch
Village plots fire after home blaze warnings rise
Citizens of Mitn report a series of arson attempts targeting homes and a business. Neighbors credited Emma Burten with timely blaze detection. A tavern stove and a table owned by William Bizzart were fired on days earlier, with an intruder reportedly deterred by a merchant. Town officials hire a street watchman to patrol tonight.
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Emma Burten
George Figg
William Bizzart
Crarie
Hs Stum
Coun
Toight
Beady Travels and Te Subtexts Across D9 Sems
Fragmentary OCR notes show a beat tips line about travel and events at D9 Sems with unclear names and dates. The readable items suggest a local column snippet focusing on movements or schedules and a brief mention of a person or group driving a story.
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the Baer
Oman
Two Remain At Large After Escape Recently
Baltimore newspaper reports two Spring Grove Asylum escapees David Lipsitz and Richard Mongan were captured after a trolley car overheard plan. Ronald Harris and Henry Rollins remain at large as a statewide search continues. Authorities describe Lipsitz and Mongan as non violent private neurotic patients. Superintendent Wade notes they likely exploited guards being away.
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David Lipsitz
Andichard Mongan
Hagerstown
Spring Grove Asylum
Catrinsville
Spring Grove
Ronald Harris
Henry Rollins
Lipsitz
Mongon
Meagan
Frederck Road
Collins Avenue
Vale of Worcestershire celebrates many golden weddings
London reports in the English Vale that twenty couples marked golden wedding anniversaries in November. The district sees men aged around seventy as active. early rising is common as couples newly cohabit work at six in the morning amid celebrations.
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London
Vale of Beretam
Worcestershire
Insurance rates cut for Salisbury merchants by 20 percent
The Board of Insurance Underwriters issued tariffs reducing mercantile risk premiums by 20 percent per $100 of insurance annually, effective November 9. The move follows a new water system and efficient fire department improving city protection, with some reductions reaching about one third of prior rates. Local agents anticipate further cuts for residences and buildings.
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Board of Insurance Underwriters
Vietna.ry
Ttn Salsbury
Salisbury
Break With Full Close Friend Says New Revelations
John A. Stewart, in a speech to the Republican League of Clubs, says President Harding planned to sever ties with Albert B. Fall over major political matters and move toward a new conception of the presidency to shield the people from exploitation. He claims Harding felt betrayed by friends and died a martyr to that friendship.
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New York
John A. Stewart
Harding
Mr. Stewart
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
J. Stewart
Republican League of Clubs
Mr. Steart
Soviet negotiator Krassin dies in London
London AP reports Leonid Krassin Soviet charge d affaires died this morning. A moderate Bolshevik who helped broker Anglo Russian trade pacts, he served as Soviet foreign trade commissioner and held posts in Berlin France and London. He suffered pestcimus anemia earlier this year and underwent surgery and blood transfusion.
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Leonid Krassin
Krassin
Great Britain
Leonid Borisovitch Krassin
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Europe
Russia
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Noviet
Krasein
Berin
France
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