ADS Resort Pier Company to Build Ocean City Complex
The Ocean City Amusement Pier Corporation received incorporation papers with authorized capital of 150000 to replace a pier destroyed last December. Construction starts within 30 days, a 1000 seat theatre, bowling alleys, a 200 foot frontage pavilion, and a 750 foot ocean pier are planned for open by late June.
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Ocean City Amusement Pier Corporation
Pier Company
Clarence W Whealton
Salisbury
B. F Shipley
Ocean City
KR. R. Dennis
Robert No Walker
Washington
End of season football overview from a cluttered wire
The report surveys college and independent teams as the season winds down. Notre Dame meets Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh while Boston teams and Holy Cross contend for regional prominence amid a shifting national picture and final contests.
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New York
Knute Rockne
Boston
Worcester
Frank Cavanaugh
Oil Scandal Witness Tests Fall Doheny Bribe Link
A testimony in Washington ties Albert B. Fall to a $100,000 bribe from Doheny. Senator Thomas J. Walsh, a key figure in the oil scandal inquiry, is shown leaving the art house as Doheny admits it was from him that Fall received the money.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Edward Y. Doheny
United States States
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Senate
Art House
Doheny
Fall
Acquitted on murder charge. man sentenced for firearms
Alphonse F. A. Smith was found not guilty of murder or manslaughter in the Derham shooting. The jury cleared him of the fatal act amid jealousy claims, while he received twelve months at hard labor for carrying firearms with intent to endanger life.
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Maidstone
England
Alphonse F. A. Smith
Johan Thomas Derham
Smith
Derham
Princess Ileana Wins The Arm In Aboard Quest
Princess Ileana derived a benefit from her U S tour and showed a strong arm in a long fencing bout with the ship's instructor. He warned she should stop to avoid wrist injury and she replied that she could fence for months after the handshaking in America.
Prohibition Strategy Aims to Raise Bootleg Prices
Washington reports Assistant Secretary Andrews plans to curb illicit distilling by shrinking supply, hoping prohibitive bootleg prices will cut demand. He seeks no extra funding beyond existing 13 million dollar budget as enforcement staff grows and administration tightens.
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Andrews
Ibition
All American team selections spark line man debate
New York November 27 AP reports all American selections show consensus on most linemen led by Friedman of Michigan at quarterback and testing of Minnesota at fullback. Debate centers on halfbacks with various candidates including Broda Brown Hanson Wickhorst Nelson Schmidt Hess Boeringer Baker Rogers O Boyle Kaer Wilson as notable mentions.
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New York
Friedman
Michigan
Minnesota
Opini
Broda
Brown
Hanson
Syracuse
Wickhorst
Navy
Nelson
Iowa
Schmidt
Army
Hess
Ohio State
Boeringer
Notre Dame
Baker
Northwestern
Rogers
Pennsylvania
O'Boyle
Kaer
Southern California
Wilson
Lafayette
Arusa Anatolia Fire Destroys Business Quarters
Fire in Arusa Anatolia destroys hundreds of shops and injures several people. The estimated loss reaches 1 220 008 dollars as early reports detail extensive property damage and disruption.
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Arusa
Anatolia
Tornado Toll and Relief Efforts Across Southern States
The storm left at least 81 dead with hundreds injured as tornadoes ripped Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Texas Alabama and Virginia. Red Cross teams aided survivors in Heber Springs Morehouse and Calhoun parishes while communities cleared debris and newspapers and benevolent groups funded relief efforts.
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Memphis
Tenn
A. P
Texas
Virginia
Forcen
Red Cross
Arkansas
Morehouse
Caiborne
Louviana
Shreveport
Monroe
Louisiana
Mississipp
Alabama
Tennessee
Portsmouth
Louisana
Mississippi
Missouri
Heber Springs
Ark
Unis
Ozark
Little Rock
Kinsett
Harrison
Two Explorers Reported Missing in Dark Africa
Two American explorers HW L Magoun and WOW McMillan are reported missing in African jungles. They disappeared October 10 after leaving Salisbury May 12 for a hunting expedition. Relief parties organized by the government and hunter Brerent prepare to search. A letter from Chavanga recounts severe privations endured during the trek.
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Capetown
South Africa
HW. L. Magoun
Wow McMilan
Breent
Salisbury
Chavanga
Portus
King of Rumania Not at Point Death Says Official Body
Official statement denies reports of the monarch's death. The text appears garbled with several scattered lines and unclear context, but the core claim asserts the ruler remains alive. No corroborating dates or locations are readable.
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Rumania
Annapolis Men Army Cadets Dinner Dance Ends In Good Cheer
A November 27 report from Chungo AP describes a social dinner dance for Annapolis men and Army cadets turning into a lively, good natured event. Attendees, including debs and guests, exchanged light teasing and playful digs about the West Point rivalry as the evening progressed with dancing and socializing.
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Chungo
Annapolis
Army
West Pointer
Academia
Abeesty
Fragmented OCR Memorandum Caps Local Notice
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a halted event or meeting and incomplete details. Readable parts reference a 7 teen or seven teams and a possible public notice. No solid names, dates, or places emerge to verify specifics.
Brief Testament of Secretary Daniels at Washington Trial
Former Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels testified in Washington that no leasing occurred of naval oil reserves during the Wilson Administration. The photo shows him entering the courthouse with his distinctive black bow tie and loose collar, a recognizable Capital figure.
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Josephus Daniels
Washington
Navy
Court House
Flight Panama Reveals Naval Seaplane Relay
Washington reports Lieut. Commander H. T. Bartlett and three crew members delivered PN-10 Number 2 to Colon Canal Zone after a 2060 mile seaplane flight from Hampton Roads. Motor lubrication troubles caused a stop, but the mission proved the rapid transport capability. PN-10 Number 1 pilot Lieut. B. J. Connell will be grounded while a motor replacement is arranged in Philadelphia and delivered to Guantanamo.
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Lieut. B. J Connell
PN 10
Hils Motors
Admiral Eberle
Vega
Philadelphia
Guantanamo
Inventor’s Son In At Delaware Hospital
Airington Del Nov 27 The condition of William J Exton of Centrewire near there who was operated on for appendicitis at a Delaware hospital was reported seri ous this morning The aut of Thossas A Fd sun f Urenge No J the noted inventor is probable that the father will
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Airington
Del
William J. Exton
Centrewire
Kdisors
Thossas
Unclear OCR fragment hints at sports or local notices
Fragmentary OCR text mentions dates, names like Weekes and prime terms, but lacks coherent events or entities to confirm a clear article. No identifiable event, person, or organization can be reliably determined from the readable lines.
Army Navy grid clash draws record crowd at Soldiers Field
A near record crowd of about 110000 filled Soldiers Field for the Army versus Navy clash. The game drew dignitaries and fans from across the country as Army and Navy showcased polished lineups and strong backfields in a midwestern setting.
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Clarence W. J. Whealton
President Corporation
Te Heave
U.S. Army
Crete
Stu
New Haven
Conan
Wentclair
Wallace Atterbury
DeSance
Camberland
Pown
Rath
Franklias
Rath Iseane
Lew Framblin
Brareed
Jodge Vierri Ech
Frances Tirdeid
Wayer Dar
Aseminat
Roufst Harie
Damrey
Tyied
Berk
Sorbeen
Esther Eotinak
Eerth
Tate
Amd
Sheik’s
Natacha Rambova
Rudolph Valentino
Europe
Africa
Borhares
Sas
Toshaad
Rumer
Panama
Nectak
Inventor
Delaware Hospital
Lewis
Bewice
Chicago
Soldiers Field
Army-Navy
Lake Michigan
Dawes
Secretaris Davis
Wilbur
Longworth
Ritchie
Waryland
Walker
Sehlom
Polo Grounds
Yale
Notre Dam
Las Princeton
Georgetown
Naveetine
Fharas
Harbold
Cutmets
Lloyd
Hardwesek
Sprague and Saunders
Wallntors
Tom Eddy
O.c
Statze
Benny
Scormey
Met Ems Act
Derery Samal
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