Montclair Youth Guilty in Abduction Murder Case
Noel, once an escaped inmate from an insane asylum, confessed to kidnapping and killing six year old Mary Daly in Montclair New Jersey. Prosecutors consider his mental state. if found sane he faces life imprisonment. Three others escaped death during the crimes and a statewide inquiry into Overbrook Hospital is launched.
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Montclair
N. J
A. FY
Harrison W. New
Mary Daly
Bobby
Chensa
Noel
Raymond Pieter
Jha Sandin
James A. Mason
Exsex County
John A. Bigelow
State Hospital
Trenton
New Jersey
Overbronk
Nee Fo
Ace
Neel
Beacon
N. Y
Noels
Overbrook Asylum
J. A. Earl
State Board of Contrect
Siler
Earl
W. Noel
New York
Anne Null
Sears
Nock
Comity Grand Jury
Dabna
Essacx County Board of Freeholders
Overbrook Hospital
Overbrook
Bellevue Hospital
Firemen Extinguish Blaze at Wilkens Home
Firemen extinguished a blaze at the Wilkens home on North Preston Street. The fire was caused by an exploded kepuene stuxe and the response, though hindered by fog directions, prevented greater damage and loss.
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Wilkens
Heme
Coecrge
Ptrston Street
Fragmentary Crime Item with Fatality Reported
A scant OCR fragment notes a fatal incident with a person fatally hurt. Details are incomplete but indicate a lethal outcome and mention an involved party and event location. Further context or names are not readable in the available text.
Showers Follow In Wake Of Prayers By South Carolinans
Scattered showers followed special prayers in South Carolina state events as a proclaimer by Governor McLendon brought relief to heat stricken districts. Reports say more than 10 inches of rain fell in Brownsville Texas, with floods and water shortages hampering agriculture and transport across the region.
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South
Chicago
Sept
South Carolina
McLend
Droiz
Gulf of Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
Brownvile
Tesas
St. Louis
Middlewest
Tennessee
Herrin
Ilinois
Lake Michigan
Local surveyor recovers lost twenty dollars in odd ad tale
The Eveniez Times reports county surveyor DP Shockles recovered two ten dollar notes sent on Aurast 31. He placed a notice in the Exenius Timer and later learned the money had been found by J. H. Wabi, an employer on Wain street.
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Eveniez Times
DP. S. Shockles
J. H. Wabi
Kahers
Wain Street
Wilmington man arrested by federal agent on visit
Marence Bo Burroughs of Wilmington Delaware was arrested Sunday by federal officers while with a relative near Willard on charges of illegal possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor. He was held on a 1400 bond awaiting a hearing, and a second charge cited interference with officers as they acted. Two quarts of liquor were found in a car Burroughs was driving, which was parked outside a restaurant. He faced a fine and costs from a justice of the peace.
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Marence Bo Burroughs
Wilc Aington
Del
Willard
Lander
Les. HW. Urattan
Burroughs
Bakee
Pitesville
Hoker
Paler
Burrough
Trauor
Cote
Justie
Powell
Selecting A Name For The Baby
A tongue in cheek article notes choosing a bull name involves anxiety and rules. It cites Egyptian practices where candles mark the longest syllable to name cattle and describes a process of alternative name choices by fathers.
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Cleveland
Ariel
Farm Mortgage Bankers Meet in Nashville on Prosperity Outlook
The twelfth annual convention of the Farm Mortgage Bankers Association of America convened with optimism for farming prosperity. Spokesmen expect strong security for operating capital and higher agricultural income than last year. Debates focus on amending the federal constitution to tax wholly tax exempt securities and inheritance tax effects.
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Nashville
Tenn
Farm Mortgage Bankers’ Association of Armenica
Record of rising auto accident charges at state Armory offices
State fire and Justice Powell records show auto accidents nearly doubling month over month. Officials cite increased highway traffic to resorts as a main cause while 68 violators faced court in the past month, with higher fines and more investigations reported.
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State Fire
Powell
Deran
Smeliet Atina's On The Lerder Tee
Fragmentary text describes a Western Africa theme and numbered elements with unclear terms. Details are unreadable, but indicates a list or sequence associated with Smeliet Atina’s on the Lerder Tee.
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Smeliet Atina
Lerder Tee
Afria
Munebres
Four Sailors Die in Creiser Bin Explosion Aboard USS
Four sailors were killed when a steam generator exploded aboard the USS. The dead are Floyd Piven Sapulpa Oklahoma W Kinder Evansville Indiana RK L Shepard Cassrande Arizona Pinkham Minden Nebraska. Kinder died instantly. others died after the accident.
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Shanghai
Sept
Floyd Piven
Electricun
Sapulpa
Ohta
Fra
Atlantic City Welcomes Beauty Pageant Contenders
Atlantic City N J September 8 with Samuel V Lawds president of the Chamber of Commerce at the throttle of the locomotive the Beauty Special carrying 67 contenders for the Miss America title arrived for the fifth annual pageant. Miss Mary Katherine Campbell of Cafuabu hie greeted them at the station. Campbell is a two time winner and was crowned again by pageant directors though Miss Rath Malcoleson of Philadelphia had declined to participate this year.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Samuel V. Lawds
Chainter of Commerce
America
Mary Katherine Campbell
Cafuabu Hie
American Volunteer Airmen Bomb Rifts Over Sheshuna
American volunteer aviators serving with French forces bombed Sheshuna for a second time dropping a ton of high explosives. Rif tribesmen, alerted by markers around the city, fled as airmen arrived and damaged buildings were reported. A French observer noted machine gun fire from nearby mountain tops but no American casualties occurred. Students referenced London school desks being too small for modern scholars.
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Quetzan
Mogrocey
Coter
New Manager Appointed at The News Publishing Company
Juitt named general manager of The Evening Times and Wicomis News after two years with the firm following service as Maryland State Adjutant of the American Legion.
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News Publishing Company
Evening Times
Wicomics News
Juitt
The
American Legion
Maryland
Less Lively Ball Blamed For A's Fate
Washington manager Bucky Macris pins Athletics collapse on a less lively ball as runs came in clusters. He notes a shift from rambling bursts to slower tallies, citing the ball’s reduced jackrabbit tendency and a move away from Ruthian era hitting norms.
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Philadelphia
A.P
Athletics
Bucky Macris
Washington
Morris
Wreck Survivors Move Toward Lakehurst After Shipyard Salvage
The Shenambah wreck survivors from Caldwell Ohio will be towed to Lakehurst for interview as naval investigators finish on scene work. Commander Klein stated further investigation will continue after the final report is issued.
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Caldwell
Ohio
Lakehurst
Naval Airport
Arshapy
Teedsey
Klein
Sid
Lmard
Phillies fall to one hit in double header loss
Late news bulletin reports a one hitter in a double header where Basay Vaere pitched against the Phillies, earning a strong win and his club’s major victory in the late inning. The record-setting performance follows a standout major league effort from a top pitcher.
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Broehipa
Basay Vaere
Breahlyn
Ar Jerler
Phillies
Itedeirs
Teby
Vance
Prohibition Office Removes Pittsburgh Moonshine Chief
District director Fred C. Baird dismissed Gus J. Simmons and 29 agents after finding only one agent on duty during Labor Day weekend. At a downtown railroad yard officers observed beer being unloaded from freight cars, while Simmons’ division had reported no arrest activity. William J. Martzolf was named to temporarily run the office. The director said moonshine supply in Pittsburgh dropped by about 3,000 gallons daily during the period.
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William J. Martzolf
Simona Mntedor Baird
Pittsburgh
New York Mayoral Campaign Highlights and Sides Taking
Gov. Smith campaigns for Walker on the Democratic ticket as Hylan eyes re election implications. Hylan and Smith appear at a Labor Day gathering in Brooklyn with occasional cross gestures. Walker and Hylan exchange greetings while post event chats focus on health notes rather than policy.
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New York
Smith
Walker
Mylan
New York Times Today
Hylan
Smith Sesterday
Besekl
Mylea
Seaster Walker
Dawes Calls for Senate Rule Reform at Public Address
Vice President Charles G. Dewees rallies about 5000 people at the Public Auditorium urging reform of Senate rules. He argues the issue has broad support and says the reform will pass with the backing of the American people, citing strong approval from the crowd.
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Oregon
A. P
Vicw
Charles G. Dewees
Senate
Jam demand for Canada grain haulage binds annual need
The report states a placeholder figure about the amount of jam required each year to bind Canada's grain haulage operations, indicating a large annual quantity and the central role of jam in securing grain transport logistics.
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Canada
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