Pennsy Express Jumps Track Injuring Four Mail Clerks
Four mail clerks were slightly injured and over 100 passengers lightly bruised when the westbound American, a Pennsylvania Railroad train, jumped the track near Fisher, Ohio at 5 30 am. A defective rail caused the derailment, sending the mail car down an embankment and turning over several times. Passengers in the sleepers were shaken but unharmed and transferred to another train. The incident halted traffic for hours with the mail clerks identified as Alan McCue, W E Harris, D C Carson, and Hot Craig.
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Dennison
Ohio
A. P
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fisher
Tre@ic
Alan McCue
St. Louis
W. E. Harris
Pittsburgh
D. C
Navy dirigible Angeles returns home after storm flight
Lakehurst N J Oct 16 A P The navy dirigible Angeles completed a 13 hour 55 minute flight returning from an aborted Detroit leg due to storm warnings The vessel flew over Lake Erie Buffalo Syracuse Albany and the Hudson River Valley to New York All systems performed normally with a 30 mile per hour stretch at one point The gangway was cut from the Ford mooring mast at Dearborn at 3 30 PM yesterday A full supply of gasoline and food was loaded and 160 pounds of provisions including roast chicken veal ham bacon soup eggs bread and pies were provisioned The Detroit leg required 16 1/2 hours and the crew enjoyed fried chicken during the voyage
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Lakehurst
N. J
A. P
Angeles
Ohio
Lake Erie
Buffalo
Syracuse
Albany
Hadson River Valley
New York
Rosendahl
Detroit
Selfridge Field
Ford
Dearborn
Kirut
Lake Ene
Angers Strive To Unite In Battle Over Parade
An unclear early 20th century report outlines tensions at a planned parade in the city hall area. Residents and organizers clash over route timing and safety measures. The piece notes local officials urging cooperation while letters and telegrams reflect mounting public interest.
Weather and election costs mix in late headlines
Weather outlook for the week shows showers midweek and again later with cooler than normal temperatures across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. Official estimates place the Maryland primary cost at 63 000 dollars including candidate spending and gear. Campaign spend totals include 150 000 dollars for KX and 343 008 dollars for city and county election machinery.
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Beltaimere
Macyland
Marines to Guard Mails Pending Organization
Washington reports U S Marines will guard the mails until a formal organization is set. Congress will meet in December and a special appropriation may be arranged. The postal service orders new railway mail car specifications to be built by the government and leased to railroads.
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Washington
A. S
U. S
Congress
Mae
Tery
Railreeds
Mll
Enen
peste@ice
Baltimore Man Arrested in Elopement Enticement Case
Royal O Gill was seized in the U S post office at Baltimore by detectives in a case tied to luring 16 year old Dorothy Reamer from Washington to elope. The two were earlier nabbed at Laurel race track after police broadcast her photo. Gill later claimed to surrender but faced no federal charges per Commissioner Supplee.
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Baltimore
Royal
Gill
Wash
Dorothy Reamer
Washington
Post Ofice
United States
Supplee
Miss Reamer
Laurel Race Track
Fred J. Norris
Laurel
Maryland
Mitch
Mr. Norris
Miss Beamer
Post Office
Commissioner's Office
Alvin W. Chestnut
Chestnue
Conspiracy Case Drags At Arizona Hearing
In Los Angeles on October 16 the defense for Aimee Somphk pressed to have a key witness testify before remaining state witnesses. The case involves an alleged abduction linked to a kidnapping plot with a teenage suspect. A telegraph message from Gila Beach and a telegram about a staged kidnapping were cited in court.
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Loo Angeles
Metherson
Los Angeles
A. Pd
Aimee Somphk
McPhern
Weem Marie Talks With Soul Surgeon
Weem Marie of Romania and the Romanian royal family are linked to scientific Christianity. A soul surgeon aboard the Leviathan, returning from Siam duties, visits England Romania and Nimble to discuss spiritual matters. Princess Ileana tours Niagara Falls and other sites, while reports mention Indian lots and motorcar factories in Sint Detroit.
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U. S
Levothan
A. Po —Ucen Marie
Rumania
Leviahans
Gurgeon
Mane
Sticholas
Far East
Empresas
Siam
Frank N. Db. Bachman
Tach
Romania
Prince Nicholas
Mr Bachman
England
Nave
Ileana
Ford
Motorecst
Savage Named See You in Paris Parting Words of Vets
Philadelphia October 16 veterans and their wives and daughters closed the eighth annual American Legion convention with a pledge to make next year’s Paris meeting as successful. Howard P Savage of Chicago was elected national commander after 21 ballots. Monroe Johnson withdrew on the final ballot.
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Philadelphia
American Legion
Paris
France
Legionnaires
Howard P. Savage
Chicago
San Francisco
Monroe Johnson
Marion
S. C
Savage
Thomas A. Lee
Kansas
Jay Williams
South Dakota
Joseph N. Wolfe
Adelin Wright Macauley
Menominee
Wis
Woman's Auxiliary
Great manhunt in Wat chung Mountain district
About 500 city state and volunteer police with machine guns gas bombs and rifles hunted eight machine gun bandits who robbed a mail truck in Elizabeth for 151700 killed one and wounded two others. Governor Moore offered 2000 militiamen if needed. The region remained tense. children were told to avoid motorists and suspects believed to have escaped in two cars.
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Summerville
N. J
Watchung Mountain District
Elizabeth
Moore
United States plans to protect mars from bandits and threats
Fragmented report outlines defensive measures by the government and military leaders. It mentions plans to protect a target area and discusses possible congressional recommendations, with references to officials and security concerns. The garbled text indicates a high level strategic discussion without clear dates or names.
Callez Plans Tight Limits on Priests and Ministers
President Calles proposes curbs to 90 Catholic priests and 90 other ministers in Mexico City federal district and two territories. Foreign clergy face exclusion, with enforcement and penalties including fines and jail for officials who fail to enforce the limits. Registration with municipal authorities required under the plan.
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Mexico City
Paj
Callea
Congress
Sedan
Federal District
Lower
California
Quintana Roo
Yucatan
Mexico
Federal
Calles
Republic
Radio Industry Shows Bug Crowds
Washington October 16 The department of Commerce reports explosive growth in Americas radio industry. In 1925 radio apparatus production reached 170 million units, up 215 percent from 1921. Tube type receivers rose from 190 thousand to 2.18 million, while radio tubes climbed from 4.66 million to 23.46 million, signaling rapid expansion across the sector.
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Washington
América
Department of Commerce
Evelyn Nesbit scandal case tied to dentist attack
Fragmented OCR recounts Evelyn Nesbit, former wife of Harry K. Thaw, with mention of her personal belongings and a dentist, a legal action, and a cabaret arson or assault incident.阅读为可读文本的零星细节未成完整事件。
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Cheagy
Evers Nestet
Harry K Tras
Vages
Ger Gues
Ada
BN Tt
Laith
Enctiey Ciul
Federal Prosecutor Appears In Trial Over Rail Theft Charge
W W White a Pennsylvania Railroad detective was arraigned before U S Commissioner Lowder T Hearn on a federal warrant charging theft of an automobile from Union Station Philadelphia. The defense calls the case a frame up by railroad employees and the affair is backed by U S District Attorney Amos W Woodcock. Bail was set at 2600.
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W W. White
Pennsylvania Railroad
U. S
Lowder T. Hearn
Philadelphis
Prosiee
Sunrom
Long
White
Union
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Sentman
Post Office Department
Union Station
Hearn
B. C. and A. Railroad
Night at the Lions Club Guests Kids Enjoyable Event
Twenty eight boys and girls were guests of the Lions Club last night at a Night at the Wicomice Hotel. Many children were sons or daughters of club members. Mel Sherwood of Demar entertained by telling bedtime stories aired on Philadelphia radio.
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Gil
Lions
Wicomice Hotel
Mel Sherwood
Demar
Philadelphia
Joe Doley Sold to Connie Mack
Balt midseason confusion as Joe Doley is sold to Connie Mack and the Philadelphia American League club for cash in a deal announced by Manager Jack Dean. The exact price remains undisclosed though a figure of 190.40 is cited in scattered reports.
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Joe Doley
Connie Mack
Jack Dean
Philadelphia Amercar League
Caah
Piajye
Separte Howeser
Baltix
Sherteton
Herer & Coenen
Restoration of Broken Dam Assured by City and Company
A session today saw a proposed restoration plan for the Salisbury mill pond area including Isabela Street Dam. Lawton and local officials explore a deed transfer and a $5 960 cash contribution from the gas and electric company to rebuild the dam and restore the pond while preserving public health and local beauty.
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Johnson's Pond
Lawton
Tern Shore Gas and Electric
F. W. C. Webb
At. Y
Selanne
Salisbury
Mie Sebason
Mayor & Council of
Isabela Street
Mill Pond
Highland
Isabella Street
Aster Switching Stations
Johnson's
Naylee
Fende
Amherst College student guarded by Secret Service amid threats
Ambert Masa reports that John Cooidge, Amherst College student and son of the peas, is under guard by Colonel Edward W. Stering of the Secret Service. The motive remains unclear as inquiries yield two schoolyard mystery notes and speculation about suspects behind alleged threats to the president.
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Ambert
Masa
A. P
John Cooidge
Amherst College
The
Peas
Edward W. Stering
Secret Service
Cooidge
Goa
Bert Eadez
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