Nine Die in Anthracite Mine Blast Near Nantico ke
Nine miners were killed and six others escaped when a gas explosion hit the Number 7 colliery of Susquehanna Collieries at Nantico ke. The blast occurred as workers prepared to enter the mine, with rescuers overcome by poisonous air and seven bodies recovered by afternoon.
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Wilkesbarre
Susnehanne Collieries Company
Nanticoke
Joseph
Andrew
Louis Novak
Anthony Kaminski
Loaia Novak
Isan Maharecyk
John Kuchinsky
J Wadars
Joseph Bobodurka
Jeneph Miklewski
Kumber 7
Nime
Bielinski
Joseph Novak
John' Webel
Mackcamp
Antoher
Fragmented OCR notes on earthquakes and disruptions
Disjointed text records a series of references to an earthquake and related disruption. It mentions locations, dates, and names in a garbled form, with scattered phrases about devastation and ongoing effects. The legibility limits precise details.
Crow Agency Shootout Ends in Arson and Death
Crow Indians in Crow Agency Montana fired arrows during a siege on farm wagons near a home. A man died as enraged fighters set the structure ablaze and officers ordered a retreat after a clash that included police chief Victor Three Irons and others leading a counterattack.
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Crow Agency
Mont
Fleming
Megro
Victor Three Irons
Betden
Gilmore
McLeod
Costs of Promotion Seen in Conowingo Power Project
Officials from Maryland and the Federal Power Commission met to study the costs of promotion and gross license fees for the Conowingo Power Project. They stressed these costs affect future rates and potential federal purchase of the plant after fifty years.
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Baltimore
Maryland Sed
Federal Power Commission
Maryland Commission
Ileana May Weds Italian Heiress in Bucharest
A fragment notes an upcoming royal visit to Bucharest by Duke of Spoleto Marshal Badoglia and mentions Ileana May as a candidate for marriage to Humbert, aimed at linking to the Italian throne. Names and details are partially garbled but imply a plan to elevate Ileana May toward becoming queen.
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Bucharest
Romania
Fairlane
Theana ” Coneresse Humbert
Cay 4
Autopsy Set For Hall Body After Grave Vault Removal
The Rev Edward Wheeler Hall body was taken from a Greenwood Cemetery vault in Broklyn to an undertaker for an autopsy by Dr Otto Lschaleze. The move followed his burial vault transfer at 7 this morning and comes after a recent autopsy on Mrs Eleanor K R Mills, who was slain with Hall in New Jersey four years ago.
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New York
Edward Wheeler Hall
Greenwood Cemetery
Brokelyn
Otto Lschaleze
Elity
Hall
Schutise
Eleanor KR. Mills
Mr Hall
New Jersey
Cows Never See Grass In London’s Bustling Mile
A comical note from London describes cows raised in the city contributing 160 quarts of milk daily for infant supplies amid the urban bustle. The piece highlights the incongruity of pastureless dairy in Europe’s largest city.
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London
Oct
Europe
Late News Bulletin on Barges and Arms Patrols
Fragmented notes describe a late news bulletin detailing a debate on armament limits, patrols, and enforcement actions. It mentions committees, court actions, and potential policy shifts with references to defense, measures, and authorities.
Gubernatorial Campaign Focuses On Milk Quality Issue
The New York gubernatorial race centers on impure milk sales with Governor Alfred E. Smith facing Republican candidate Miles. Mills accuses Smith of dairy policy failures while Mills defends milk standards. Senator Wadsworth and Judge Wagner argue over federal liquor laws as the campaign narrows to state control debates. Polls suggest localized support and projected turnout around nine hundred thousand.
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New York
New
Alfred E. Smith
Mae Meow
L. Mille
New York City
Mills
Smith
Aurman George KK. Morris
Saya Aoe
Neowin
York City
Govcere
Breaux
James Aberiwarth, Jr
Beisng
Reibert Famet
Waceworeh Frruics
Wagner
Coolidge
Franklin Watr
Wadsworth
Clothes In Orinston Truck Furnishes Clue In Person Trial
A fragmentary report describes a white flannel piece from a nine-sparrel article in New York linked to Carmel California resident C Varley. The clue involves a cottage and a wealthy woman tied to a courtroom case, with mentions of Semple Ameers and Temple evangelists. Weather notes and telegraphed lines appear alongside the trial details.
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York
Varley
Carmel
Calif
Werdous
eEmediaie
Semple Ameer
Terre
Tiga
Italian Wrestler Raiovich Seeks World Title
Signor Giovanni Raiovich an Italian Graeco Roman wrestling champion and 38 year old veteran weighs 250 pounds and says Premier Mussolini commissioned him to win the world professional title. He aims to prove his skill in catch as catch can as he tours America and faces all challengers.
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New York
Wrest- Nangrenka
Italy
Mussolini
Giovanni Raiovich
Europe
Erie Dropped From Railroad Merger
New York reports the Van Sweringen brothers drop Erie from their Nicke Plate merger plan. They aim to build a trunk line to compete with Pennsylvanian system and New York Central, removing New York from calculations while facing interstate commerce scrutiny.
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New York
van Swerngen
Steckho'dore
Chesapeake and Obie Rail
Cnady
Neep
Craer Tre
Es Gene
We Ware Bros
Umar Mer
Georgia Dry Speaker At Meeting Promotes Prohibition
The town hosts two simultaneous meetings as Congressman Upshaw speaks at Grace First Pro Church urging continued prohibition support. Democratic candidates plan a wet platform supper at the East Side Methodist church, signaling differing paths on liquor laws.
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Pittsville
Etc
W Willen Dent
Y. Shaw
Georgia
South
Grace 1St Proenti Church
Episcopal Church
Pestigal Nexupies
Rod T
Spomsers
Raya Ti
Upshaw
Menione
Urg
Meszaros
Arein
E. R. Simmfeuler
Masculinization of Women Speech Sparks Controversy at Sexology Meet
Berlin reports Prof. H Selshein of the University of Belle describes women adopting hair menus, mannish dress, and business pursuits as a threat to civilization. He cites a late 80s case where a woman’s appearance and voice changed from soprano to deep masculine, provoking fear of public backlash.
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Berlin
H Selshein
University of Belle
International of
Jalineien Rai
Centurie
Antemore Reward Offer Involving Police Arrests
A report describes a reward by the Board of Wellows to capture a suspect linked to a past crime. It mentions officers including Jean de Kreeer and Max Geovrs Gooey Jr, noting arrests and actions by New York police. The details are fragmented but indicate a police pursuit and rewards.
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Batemere
FAP
Board of Wellows
Westie
Bate
Jean de
New York Police
Howe — Wa
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