State to Build Main St Bridge After Dam Disaster
John N. Mackall chairs the State Roads Commission promising a new Main Street bridge in Philadelphia Sesqui area. Engineers to prepare plans immediately and bids to follow, with full state funding if needed. a modern steel and concrete structure aims to ease summer traffic and replace the damaged Isabel la Street dam era construction.
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Main Street
John N. Mackall
Sta: Roads Commission
State Roads Commission
Salsbury
Commission
Macaull
bu-Wicumico Chamber of Commerce
E. Dale Adkins
Charles R. Disharoon
P. Elliett Burroughs
Isabella Street
Senatr Adkins
Board of County Commissioners
Me Macka
Mackall
Europe
Baltimore
Mackench
Greater St. Louis Proposal Defeated
An unclear OCR fragment reports that a proposal in Greater St. Louis was defeated. No verifiable names, dates, or organizations are readable to specify the measure or context.
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Greater ST. Lous
Haskell Bucknell Game Draws Indian Tribes to Pow Wow
Lawrence Kansas October crowds of Indians from Cherokee Osage Potawatomi Quapaw Creek and other reservations gather for a pow wow opening festivities for the Haskell football game with Bucknell University. The 15000 seat stadium built from tribal contributions hosts families in tepees and tents while oil wealth supports the venue and community.
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Lawrence
Kans
Cherokee
Oxage Pottawatomie
Quapaw Creek
Haskell
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Posts Strong Earnings
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports 5.41 million dollars in net income for the previous year and gross gains over 1.06 million dollars. For the first nine months of this year net income stands at about 37.6 million dollars with a 30.33 percent gain over the prior period.
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New York
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington Octane A Professionals Man Feats in Trade Iron Bars
A damaged OCR passage describes a man named Washington Octain A seeking a peacekeeping role in the capital with the far too department. He touts abilities to bend iron bars lift heavy weights and perform feats in streets and theatres. The text also notes Mellon supporting Belgium returning to the gold standard and France possibly following.
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Washinton
Hesse
Cite Shuster
Martinsburg
Toledo seeks killer of Lily Grey and Mary Alden
Special police squads search Toledo for the Clubber suspected in the double murder of Miss Lily Grey and Mary Alden. A total reward of 2,600 is posted for the capture and conviction. Police warn women to stay in safe areas while officers investigate crime scenes and question suspects.
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Toledo
Obkio
A. P.J
Lily Grey
Mary Alden
Sian
Miss Grey
Grey
Jennings
Wen
Alden
Petice
Mrs Gassaway Dies in Cairo Native of Washington
The death of Mrs. Saas Ramsey Gassaway occurred in Cairo Egypt. She was the wife of Dr. James Gassaway of the United States Public Health Service and mother of Bakio who is general manager of a Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Gassaway was a native of Washington.
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Wilmington
Cairo
Itc
Saas Ramsey Gassaway
Dha Wea
James Gassaway
United States Public Halth Service
Bakiwaymere
Wi Chamber of Commerce
Mrz. Way
Washington
Baltimore
Rebert A. Saraer
United States Veterans’ War
Treemen Frice
Arner
Price
Borese
Frice
de Warner
Eugene O'Deans
Tremors Hit Coast and Crime Sparks Across Cities
Severe earth tremors rattled Vernier Biells and nearby areas with windows shattered but no injuries reported. In Baltimore, a trial continued over the death of an American citizen while New Orleans police probed a double clubbing linked to Lily Dele Cory’s murder and a chase for a suspect.
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Vepier Biells
Wan Dene
Lanne
Otto &. Seifert
Cota
Fert
Teleda
Obes
Pelrce
Lily
Cory
Esterdes Jame A. Harrmen
Queen Marie of Aemenia Tours Canada in Day Visit
Queen Marie of Aemenia travels through Canada with a Montreal stopover including visits to Government House and the University of Toronto. She expresses interest in experiencing American life and asks to sample ordinary kitchen dishes while in the United States, as royal attendants handle a Ukrainian petition.
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Marie
Montreal
Aemenia
Canada
Britain
Victoria
Toronto
Qures
Enpisad
Meraddrasg
University of Toronto
Government Howe
Princess Tieana
Prince Nicheles
Royal Party
Beary Cockshutt
Dre. Cockshutt
Marie Woud
Pethien
Tereato
Rumenia
Torurt
Rumania
Readable fragments on mixed pemmican trade and Alaska trappers
Partial notes describe pemmican trade details and market commodities. Mentions Alaska trappers and merchants, with references to yearly pemmican cards and fruit mixture additions. Source text is fragmented but centers on trade practices and product preparation.
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Alseka
Exhumation Ordered for Mrs Mills and Dr Hall Bodies
Special Prosecutor Simpson announced plans to exhume Mrs Elaner Mills from Van Liew Cemetery and Dr Rav Hall from a nearby burial ground if court actions proceed. Physicians will reexamine Mills autopsy findings after discrepancies with the earlier report.
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Jersey City
N. J
A. P
Simpson
Hal-Mi
Elaner Mills
van Liew
New Brunseck
Pawar W. Hall
Nort Supreme Court
Simonen
Saald
Bes. Mills
Hall
Mars Likely To Yield Little From Earth Soon Say Astronomers
Yerkes Observatory researchers report Mars 42.6 million miles away shows a smaller north polar ice area since August and doubt life signs can be detected without larger telescopes. Professors Frost and others caution that Martian signals are unproven and may be bunk.
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Chicago
Mars
Yerkes Observatory
Williams Bay
Wis
Edwin B. Frost
Yerkes Belivee
Earth
Stevenson
Regal Observatory
Greenaich
England
Pear
U S Steel and Motors Report Vast Earnings
U S Steel reports earnings at the highest level since late 1918, with a net per share of 13.07 for the first nine months, up from 9.43 a year ago. The figures, cited by Elbert Gar and others, signal recovery prospects amid a cautious securities market and mixed political commentary.
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Siaaz Maneepee Minterigen
Elbert Gar
New York Times
New York
Prrernt
Barefoot Baseball and Football Rally on Hawaii Islands
Honolulu reports Hawaii turns to barefoot players as baseball ends. Footballers practice without shoes due to funds shortages, with simple gear and basic drills emphasized on local fields.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Court keeps Sesqui Centennial Sunday closing order
Dauphin County Court reaffirms injunction forcing the Sesqui Centennial exposition to close Sundays. City solicitor to appeal and seek a writ of supersedens while the Supreme Court is asked for a stay. Mayor Kendrick says case will proceed to the high court.
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Harrsburg
Philadelpha
Association
United States
Dauphin County Court
Joseph P. Garner
Supreme Court
Kendrick
Buildings at State Destroyed by Fire
Baltimore October 27 The club house and two other Logan Field buildings used by Maryland National Guard Air Forces were burned with unknown origin. Hangars with a dozen planes survived after firemen including Camp Holabird Dun Dallas Essex units battled high winds and bucket brigades. A barn housed two horses and a cow perished.
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Baltimore
A. P
Logan Field
Maryland National Guard Air Forces
Camp Holabird
Dundalk
Essex
Pennsylvania Railroad declares quarterly dividend 13 4 percent
The Pennsylvania Railroad in Philadelphia announces a quarterly dividend of 13 4 percent payable to stockholders of record November. The line has paid 7 percent annual yields since 1900 with adjustments in 1920s and 1922. This year’s earnings show a high gross and net increase, with receipts reaching over 12253,491 and expenses improving against the prior month.
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Pennsylvania Rail
Phiadelphia
A. P
Pennsylvania
Sepwemteth Company
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DeGulle
Chamber OF Commerce Committee
Dishareen
P. Eliot Burroughs
Mellon
Belgium
France
Armenia
Eeera
Leninakan
Tereste Wemes
Mindus
Mer
U Meat
U.S. Steel and Motors
Lower Court
State
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