Typhoon and hurricane deaths sweep Japan
A. P reports from Tokyo and surrounding areas describe a severe typhoon in central eastern Japan killing about 34 people and injuring many more. At Toyohashi a schoolhouse collapsed burying around 100, with 12 feared dead and 20 injured. Hammamatay clothing factory collapse left eight dead. Earlier reports warned of five killed and up to fifty injured when a train derailed at Hammamatay. later updates said only minor injuries.
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Toyko
Japan
Toyohashi
Nagoya
Hammamatay
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Kawasaki
Akenogatara
Tokyo
Osaka
Seenee Aecevete
Evening Times Hosts First AP Maryland Delaware Meeting
Journal editors and publishers from Maryland and Delaware gather at the Wicomico Hotel Salisbury for the first AP members meeting in the city. Edward McKernon of New York will speak at a dinner before AP business discussions. Attending papers include The Evening Times and Cumberland News among others.
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Delaware
Evening Times
Wicomico Hotel
Associated Press
Salisbury
Ti Evening Times
Marsland
Edward McKernon
New York
McKernon
Ameria
Othr
Baltimore
Frederick
Frederick News
The
Post
Times
St Ocean Cits
Cumberland
Baltimore American
Baltimore News
Sun
Baltamore
Bevening Capitol
Annapels
Morning News
Walmington el
Trady
Cambritcxe
Salsbury
Funeral Rites for George C. Hill Today
Funeral rites were held for George C. Hill at four oclock this afternoon conducted by Rev Dr Robert Boyle pastor of Williamtes Presbyterian Church from his Camden Avenue home. Interment followed at Pareon cemetery. The with widow and four children among the survivors. Mr Hill was a Salisbury undertaker with James Wie and later formed partnerships in Salisbury after moving from Philadelphia. He joined various fraternal orders and was a member of the Be otteran church.
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George Huh Whee
Robert Boyle
Pater
Wicuimtes
Mamao
Coolidge Pardon Shapes King County Ballot Fight
The text notes President Coolidge pardoned Frank Kannair a county commissioner candidate who confessed to desertion and prison. Democrats feared the pardon would aid Kannair’s ballot prospects while Republicans gained renewed momentum for victory in King County Washington.
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Coolidge
Frank Kannair
King County
Washington
Kannair
Kannai
Pflicans
Philadelphia Air Race Week Opens With Aerial Demonstrations
Philadelphia hosts a week long air event tied to Sesqui Centennial Exposition. More than 168 ships participate with night shows and wartime demonstrations. Army and Navy pilots compete across 47 planes, 61 crews, with 19 trophies and $10,000 in prizes.
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Philadelphia
A. P
Army
Navy
Army Air Corps
Army Pots
All for Nothing in Paris Traffic Disorder
A tourist car stalled on a road near Paris due to a traffic jam. Bystanders shouted insults about dirty Americans. A brick and a wine bottle were thrown during a fracas. It turned out all speakers were French with no Americans present. The bus carried factory workers on their annual outing.
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Paris
Here
Labor Day Holiday Notice From The Evening Times
The Evening Times will not publish on Monday due to the Labor Day holiday. Readers are advised to expect the next issue on the following day and may check with local stands for any interim updates.
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Evening Times
Plane wreck at Clarion Field injures two
AP reports a plane collided with an air packet at Clarion Field injuring two men lightly. Pilot Dean Ivan Lamb of Williamsport and passenger Jehan Matz Jr of Clarion were involved as the aircraft was written off.
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Clarion
Clarion Field
Dean Ivan Lamb
Willamsport
Jehan Matz, Jr
Clerion
British murder case set for next assizes
Canterbury England Sept t charged with the murder of John Thomas Derham Alphonse and A Smith grandson of Sir Frederick Smith and Hugh Ryan is to stand trial at the next assizes in London. Smith declares I am not guilty after the inquest into Derham s death in Smith s villa. The case centers on a telegram luring Derham to the villa and a quarrel with Smith and a third man over a disputed marriage and money.
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England
John Thomas Dierham
Alphonse & A Smith
Frederick Smth
Hugh Ryan
Smith
Derham
Huband
Struggs
Rupmer
Dierban
Cambridge
Dover
Criateld
Parksley
Salisbury
Bat
Crisfield
Easton
Akins
Aikenn
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Buffal
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Thre Kver
Quebec
T. A. Miller
Eutet
Three River Club
Dames Ao
McAllister
Wo Cha Royer
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Fai
Willians Risn
Ter Ho Muller
Harry Kew
Far Ridge Club
Lattians
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Crenfield
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Ryan
Fayal District Faces Crises After Tremors
Reports from Lestun Portugal describe ongoing tremors in Fayal District causing widespread disruption. Officials warn of aftershocks and urge residents to follow safety measures as emergency responses mobilize amid damaged infrastructure.
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Fayal
Railway Operating Expenses Lowered
The Bureau of Railway Economics reports July annual return on railroad property investment at 5.62 percent. Gross operating revenue reached 556,514,938 while operating expenses were 71.5 million, up 6.5 percent in revenue and only 0.2 percent in expenses. 15 railroads operated at a loss in July, with the losses split across Eastern and Western districts.
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Bureau of Railway Economics
Sibinus UT
Repet
Fire Damages Washington State Penitentiary Complex
A large fire destroyed the central cell block and dining hall at the Washington State penitentiary after a reported convict plot. Guards and the Washington National Guard contained riots, with some shots fired to restore order. damage estimated at $100,000. No confirmed escapes. inmates restrained in reception area.
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Washington State Penitentiary
Arciers
Washington National Guard
Cheral Cite
de Ned
Local Church Calendar Notes Augut Schedule
Fragmented text describes church calendar events during August with central meetings and service timing. It references Saturday activities and community notices about church services and ads.
Miller and Co Probe Opened Signals Irregular Policies
New York AP report says Miller and Company an investment broker with 16 eastern and midwest states under receivership. The firm with $70 million in bond issues and $9.6 million assets faced delays on a $50 thousand building payment and a probe cites selling bond proceeds and freezing assets as causes. The Investment Banking Corporation also in receivership. Connecticut license suspended pending investigation.
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New York
G. L Miller and Company
Matwest i Tn Equity
New York City
Sa | the Investment Banking Corporation
Florida
Atlanta
Thas
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Washington
Cate
Winter
Ant
the &. J. Miller and Company
Re~ Seyverstup
Connectiut
Floppy Trousers Spark Suspicion in Unlikely Occupant Case
A curious sight of oversized trousers prompts questions about the wearer’s honesty and possible deception, as observers note the unusual garment and its enigmatic owner. The scene raises local talk about trust and identity without concrete proof.
Dam Burst Causes Widespread Property Damage On Isabells Street
Twenty four days after the Isabells Street dam broke extensive river navigation and wharf damage occurred. Residents from Philadelphia and New York areas report steep property depreciation and growing hardship as authorities fail to assign responsibility promptly.
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Isabells Street
Philadelphia
New York
Gennes
Dover Struck by Universal Protest in Shore Loop Hearing
Eastern Shore League directors charge multiple clubs with by law violations after protests from Crisfield Easton and others. Dover Cambridge punished for contract irregularities affecting games since July with potential fines and suspensions. hearing resumes Sunday.
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Cambridge
Crisfield
Easton
Delaware
Rey Akins
Thanners
Dover
Ams Tidge
Salisbury
Parksles
Digging Discovers Remains Near Abandoned Village Site
Workers uncover a buried victim reportedly located near an abandoned settlement. Local authorities coordinate with archaeologists to assess the site and identify the remains while preserving surrounding evidence for further investigation.
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