Queen Marie of Romania Guests in Baltimore and Annapolis Visit
Queen Marie of Romania completes a 65 mile rain drenched drive from Washington to Baltimore ending at the Belvedere Hotel with a 24 room suite. In Annapolis she is greeted by Admiral Nutter and reviews midshipmen at the Naval Academy before a rain disrupted parade and a luncheon at Mayor Jackson’s.
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Sunday Blue Laws Test Case in Wilmington
Two Defiance players and two St. Marys players were found guilty on Sunday arrests testing Delaware blue laws. Each fined one dollar and costs. bail set at fifty dollars to appeal to Superior Court. Councilman Duffy seeks AG action to close Sunday violators including golfers.
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Klan Control to Be Probed in Indiana Campaign Funds
The Senate Campaign Funds Committee probes Hoosier politics amid charges that “international bankers” fund Indiana contests to defeat James E Watson and Arthur Robinson. Subpoenas target Indiana Republican chair Cyde A Walb and Democratic chair Earl S Peters as inquiry widens to expenditures and outside influence.
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Seattle
Turbulent Weather and Emergency Notices From Late News Blurbs
Reports from Florida and Tampa record a 32 mph wind with gusts to 67 mph and minimal damage. Chicago notes the ailing leader Eugene Leb dissolved amid continuing decline. New York reports Standard Oil price cuts to 16–19 cents per gallon. Tampa weather forecasts and police on alert accompany storm preparations. West Palm Beach and Lake Worth report tropical hurricane conditions and evacuations underway.
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Wicomico Women's Club to Sponsor Federation District Meeting
About 100 cler women from Maryland and Delaware are expected to attend the Wicomico Women's Club meeting at the ML A building to endorse the Legislative Committee report and discuss support for a new high school and no new city charter. A district federation meeting on October 28 at the Wicomico Hotel will draw roughly 300 attendees from the Eastern Shore and beyond.
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E. Dale Adkins
FE. W Smith
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Clinton Krause
Frank Cline
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W. E. Moore
Lee Gillis
E. L. Hearn
George W. Chandler
Lee Allen
Robert Boyle
Caroline Blades
Douglas Weatherhead
Jay Willants
Grant Sexton
Oliver Cordrey
E. Id. McLaughlin
J. O. Brewington
Howard Clark
J . Downing
E Ralph Dulany
Charles Willams
William Ernst
Harry Hayman
Raph Grier
Hollis Clark
Anne Humphreys
R. O. Higlgins
Wm. H. Jackson
Pratt Phillige
Hunter Mann
Clinton Quillen
Roland Seward
Roland Taylor
Frank M. Mitchell
Frank A. Mitchell
Clifford M. Smith
Jami
Truitt
Wm It. Tilghman
St Tilghman
Morris Walton
Thomas H. White
Mies Vietona
Wales
Farming Outlook 1927 Bright, Convention Opens
E J Gittings, president, told the National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers that the 1927 outlook is bright. He said confidence in agriculture began to return last year and now steady prosperity is evident, despite lingering industry concerns.
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Count Salm Wants Son More Than Title
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Count Salm and a son, with unclear dates and context. The readable portions imply a family or title dispute and a potential date reference to 169. Further specifics are not clear due to garbled input.
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City Officials Seek Rate Reduction After Water Test Findings
Tests before the Board of Fire Underwriters show the city water system exceeds required capacity with 5000 gallons per minute from four hydrants and 30 pounds pressure. The 10000 population city meets and surpasses Underwriters standards. property owners face a 20 cent penalty per hundred dollars valuation while officials push for cancellation of the penalty and lower rates.
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Board of Fire Underwriters
New City
American Vessel Believed Lost With Crew of 3
A damaged notice reports an American sailing ship with a crew of three missing after a hurricane in the South Atlantic. The vessel, expected to sail to Buenos Aires, reportedly disappeared from shipping lanes and has not been heard from since.
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Hurricane nears Florida with 130 mph winds alerting coast
A tropical cyclone with winds up to 130 mph moves toward southern Florida as warnings blanket the coast from Boca Grande to Titusville. Officials expect hurricane force gusts this evening over extreme southern Florida, with Havana reporting up to 90 mph winds and widespread power interruptions and debris in Havana.
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Jails Rated Across Counties Amid Reform Talk
A report at the State Conference of Social Work calls for abolishing county jails in favor of regional or state prisons to improve economy, treatment, and inmate work. Alleghany and Baltimore jails rated A while Monard and Kent prisons ranked poorly, with several counties graded B or C for conditions and management.
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Exhumation Planned for Mrs Mills Body in New Jersey
New Brunswick New Jersey officials arrange exhumation of Mrs Eleance Mills buried locally to allow renewed examination. Otto Schultze of the New York District Attorney’s office, who exhumed a slain pastor four years ago, will oversee the Mills case alongside Dr Hall’s remains said to be moved from Brooklyn.
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