Storm wrecks two Sedbury buildings in severe downpour
A major lightning storm drenched Sedbury last night as two buildings suffered damage. The First Regiment Armory flagpole snapped and Grace Methodist Church roof ornaments were damaged. City streets flooded with several inches of water as sewers overflowed. three state officers felt the shock but no injuries were reported.
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Sedbury
Asere
First Regiment Armory
J. Carl Apskey
Albert J. Rich
D. Baker
Roland Cahall
Grace Methodial Episcopal Church
Church Street
Joseph P. Wilson
Seventh Annual American Legion Meet Debates Air Service Split
Veterans in Omaha gather for the seventh annual American Legion convention to debate Colonel William Mitchells air service recommendations. Although unable to attend in person due to orders, Mitchell will have a message read at the sessions. President Coolidge travels to Omaha and will address the gathering before heading to Washington.
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Omaha
Neb
Get
The
American Legion
William Mitchell
Congres
Legion
Clonel Mitchell
Army
Washington
Coolidge
Washington Rae Ball Club Entains 25 Eligible Players
Washington Rae Ball Club hosted a gathering for Pittburgh on October 5 as the team prepares to open the title contests with the Pirates on Wednesday. A crowd of fans cheered the players and the coach, with two rookie pitchers among the eligibles.
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Washington
A. Po
Washington Raeball Club
Pittburgh
Pirate
Famiem
Harron
Ann Aneid
Fragmentary report on 1925 VK Tim incident
A damaged OCR fragment describes an event involving VK Tim with unclear details. It mentions a fractured akoll and a veiled context suggesting an accident or injury but provides no verifiable names, dates, or places.
Hines Praises New System At Veterans Bureau
General Hines told the American Legion that decentralization of Veterans Bureau operations cut central appeals and allowed field officers to adjudicate on site. He noted staff reductions, expanded duties for ex service members, and major hospital projects added beds, while stressing government built and owned facilities.
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Omaha
Veterans Bureau
Frank Thaine
Amercan Legion Convention
Deta
Hines
Plice
Dinder
Hine
General Hine
Majeur Hospital
Hesp
Tals
Tim
Idlems mm
Jay
Fugitives Captured After Darby County Robbery
A posse trapped two escapees near Selair an hour after a planned escape from Berkley Maryland. John Butterfiel of Baltimore and Kilmac Leppard of Woodland were seized. four held to face charges of taking part in a robbery at Berkley on August feb. Rutherfeld and Leppard were reported to have aided the escape.
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John Butterfiel
Baltimore
Kilmac Leppard
Woodland
Wands
Selair
Berkley
Rutherfeld
Leppard
Jewel heist suspect identified in Maryland penny loot case
A police statement from Baltimore indicates investigators have identified a suspect in the United States Jewelry Company robbery on Wet Lexington Street. The lead came from a Bertillen photograph and is tied to the jewelry firm’s losses and public sorrow.
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Baluymore
United States
Lexington Street
Slaton
Msn
Jeuelrs
Marsland Pene
Salisbury Woman Wurts in Salisbury Accident
Reading of a Salisbury accident report details a woman named Mrs Byrd and nearby residents as witnesses. The narrative describes the crash scene, injuries, and the immediate response including medical aid and inquiry into the cause at a local intersection.
Gets 10 Years for Bank Statement
An unclear OCR fragment references a ten year period tied to a bank statement. The readable portions show few concrete details such as names, dates, or locations, making it difficult to determine the full legal action or the involved parties.
Air Probe in Washington to Hear Shenandoah Inquiry
Naval court moves from Lakehurst to Washington to complete a multi phase inquiry into the Shenandoah disaster. Phase one covered loss circumstances and damages from the September 3 wreck and injuries to crew and civilians. The final phase will determine responsibility based on survivor testimonies and expert evidence.
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Lakehurt
Njs
Jet & CA
Naval Court
Harford Slayings Indict Prohibition Agents In Murder Case
Franklin Ely and fellow prohibition agents were indicted for the murder of Lawrence Wenger near Havre de Grace Maryland. They faced state charges including murder and perjury and conspiracy to obstruct justice while claiming federal entitlement to trial. The defendants were released on bail after habeas corpus proceedings and remanded to federal custody.
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Washington
Oct
Maryland
Supreme Court
Super
United States District Court For
Franklin Ely
Prohibition
Lawrence Wenger
Havre de Corner
Ely
Robert J. Ford
Johan M. Barton
Wilton L. Stevena
Hilitien
William T.ing
Former convict Elmer Dobason held for murder in Calvert Street slaying
Elmer Dobason a former Maryland Penitentiary foreman was held without bail at Central police court on a charge of shooting Mrs. Mary Richards a waitress in a north Calvert street restaurant. An inquest is scheduled for tomorrow night.
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Baltemore
A. P.p
Elmer Dobason
Maryland Penitentiary
Central Police Court
Mra
Mary
Gheen Richards
Calvert Street
Thunday
Chreage and New York Mail Scheme Reported
A damaged fragment describes a postal scam involving charges against New York and an alleged signer. It mentions a three day transit disruption and a mail center incident at Gondeat with an individual named OD Neheed, a potent staffer, claiming to have cleared sensitive materials.
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New York
Beth A
Uae
Fen
Leen
Ase
Gondeat
OD Neheed
Ootant
Dncacen Chirage
New AFL President William Green Heads Labor Session
Nearly three thousand organized workers gather in Atl at aih N J for the opening of the federation meeting. William Green, chosen last winter after Samuel Gompers death, leads the new era with signs of harmony as long jurisdiction disputes are set to be settled. Daily sessions likely for two weeks with committee appointments and the executive council report on the agenda.
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Atlataieith
Combsbead
Federation of Labor
Hamid
William Green
Samuel Gompers
Seder A Pesaran
Ses
Troublesome Tariffs Spark Interparliamentary Debate
Washington reports discuss tariff and trade barriers as threats to general prosperity. A German Reichstag member urges a Customs understanding across European nations to ease tariff frictions, while the Interparliamentary council limits the scope to income tax matters for individual states.
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Washington
Rt. 5
Chacaber
Adel Braun
Reichstag
Interparliamentary Council
Late News Bulletins From Around The World
A string of early October dispatches report violent clashes in New York's east side with casualties. Separate items note sports ties in Chicago and Washington universities. Weather and seismic events cause brief emergency notices from Finland to Nicaragua and Central America, with limited damage reported.
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New York
A. P
East Side
Hells
Four Sportmen Rescued After Ferry Boat Sinks Near Bay Shore
Ten aboard a Baltimore and Eastern Shore ferry rushed to aid four men from a sinking motor boat. The Malet H. towed by Captain George Satterfield’s vessel struck by the wheel, sank within minutes. All ten aboard and eleven passengers assisted the wrecked crew, with no injuries reported and the motor boat valued at about $1200.
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Lay Shere
Aml Po Cengers
Kattimers
Baltimore
Enateern
Hay Shore
Telchester
Malel H
Farry Mettertl
North Pont Cree
George Wl Thom i Chark
Carmhausa
William BE. Maidlekaaff
Chante
Eggur
George F Satterfield
Bay Shore
Reek Hall
Botteril
Ehay Shore
Rock Hall
Providence Ori Wins National Golf Championship
The United States today retained the Women's National Golf title as Glenna Collett of Providence defeated Ottawa's Mrs Fraser over 36 holes at St Dan Country Club. Fraser, 22, had flashes of brilliance but could not overcome Collett's steady play in adverse weather that shortened the event.
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Tafay
Glenna Bollett
Albeen Stirling Fraser
St Dan
Providence
Mes. Fraser
Ottawa
Canada
Collett
Fraser
Bog battle ends with razor use between rivals
Report from Washington County describes a clash where rival men fought over a woman, using a razor in the scuffle. One man discharged at a taser during the confrontation, and authorities say a suspect will not reveal further details at this time.
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Washington County
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