Americans Arrested in Berlin Ku Klux Plot Ring
German police rounded up two Americans and a third as the Knights of the Fiery Cross group in Berlin linked to Ku Klux Klan style activity. The men include Mto Strahscheein and Gotthard Strohsehuein, both U.S. citizens, with Don Kurten Gray in Chicago. Police say branches and funds from Klan circles financed the network.
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Berlin
Knights of the Fiery Cross
Ku Klux Klan
Mto
Germany
Chicago
The
Onter
Hamburg
Jena
Dortmound
Castel
America
Flashes Of Life From Vertland Maine And Beyond
A jumble of garbled notes reports Henry Fordan defending aviation after Shenandoah disaster. Mentions of erotic dance youth themes, Methodist talk by Dor Dewiz Beckett, and a weigh test at an international congress. Paris and Atlantic City items touch on culture and show business, plus a nun rescue on the Hudson and gambling protests in New York.
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Atlantic City
Bennies
Gira
Beraue
Chen
America
Eric
Pele
Pulgrine
Ovation for Ritchie at Timonium track meet
Crowd cheers racer Ritchie as he returns to Timonium for an outdoor track event. The article notes strong performances and local support amid a backdrop of competitive finishes and regional athletics.
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Ovation
Ritchie
Timonium
Sorry For Parents Says Noel la Cell
Noel la Cell, held on murder and kidnapping charges, tells a friend and detective he is sorry for his parents’ suffering in a first recorded conversation since arrest. He asks for small favors and shows mixed emotions about seeing his parents, noting the cell’s unpleasant surroundings.
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Noel la Cell
Newark
Ted Marrison Noel
Todd Harry C. Barber
Montclair
Noel
Herher
Diamond
Barber
Barker
Harker
Prosecutors
Mason
Welbar Replies To Air Flight Attacks
Washington reports ongoing debate in Congress over Shenandoah flight and revived air service control. Secretary Wilbur dismisses political overtones and defends officers authority while questioning valve reductions. Navy investigators prepare testimonies for the hearings.
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Welbar
Washington
A. Pb
Wilbur
Hasyseris
Anton Heiner
Harman Rutlee
Heua Naval Afar
Capra Hiren
Former Cambridge Man Ashynatoed In Tragic Incident
An aged Cambridge resident died in a fatal incident described in limited OCR text. The fragment references a man from Cambridge and implies a violent death. Details on date, location, and circumstances are unclear due to the damaged source.
English Financiers Lose Heavily Past Year On Kam Trade
English financiers report heavy losses over the past year in Kam trade as blockade actions curtail shipments. Analysts note reduced imports and a shrinkage of contraband flows, with experts predicting a continued downturn in foreign involvement and market activity.
Pennsylvania beauties quit pageant amid disruption threats
The National Beauty Tournament faced possible disturbance as Miss Manhattan Katherine Ray and Miss Knapp withdrew from the contest. Miss Walker and Miss Guth were set to rejoin, with managers warning that Pittsburgh and Erie entrants would depart if Knapp and Ray were not disqualified or withdrawn by noon.
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Atlanta City
Knappami
Katherine Ray
New York
Miss Manhattan
Mess Coneyland
Tts
Otters
Miss Koapp
Regenten
Milderd Walker
Pittclurch
Mary Ann Guth
Mixa
Cumberland Editor Joins Advisory Board of AP Eastern Division
Joseph B. Finan publisher of The Cumberland Evening Times was elected representative of the Maryland members on the Associated Press Eastern division advisory board during a Baltimore meeting. The permanent state and regional organization was formed with J Albert Hawken as chairman and Ralph O as secretary. Meetings will be held annually each October with additional calls by the chairman.
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Baltimore
Joseph BK. Finan
Cumberlans Evening Times
Maryland
Associated Press
Associated Brees
J. Albert Hawken
Hagerstown Keown
Drafly Mail
Ralph O
Associated Trees
Edward WeKernon
Baltimore News
Paul Patterson
Baltimore Sun
B.C. Mcflabe
William A. Thayer
Baltimore American
C. J. Truitt
Salisbury Evening Times
P. Watson Webb
Cambridge Banner
Joseph B. Finan
Caruhberland Evening Times
Hagerstown Daily Mail
C. N. Baylor
Hagerstown Mormne Herald
R. FE. Delaplaine
Frederick News
William Tft. Delaplaine
Frederick Feet
Charles E. Gray
Wilmington
Prely Mornine News
Frederick KR Reynolds
Wilhunet
League of Nations interest rises amid global debates
Fragmentary report shows renewed attention on the League of Nations with mentions of key figures such as Austen Chamberlain and statements about global security. The text references diplomacy, assembly discussions, and wartime context shaping the talks, though many details are garbled.
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Reneva
The
League of Nate
Kpitieh
Wesesary
Austen Chamberlain
Che Pena
Fraps Ferry
Fresentius
Kidnapper and murderer seeks police protection after threats
James A. Bower of New York Trust Company appeals to police for protection claiming two threatening letters after a high profile kidnapping case. Investigators question if Nora staged the abduction and Noel, once at Overbrook Hospital, is considered a possible mental patient now absconding.
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Montclair
James A. Bower
New York Trust Company
Mary Paty
Asrtsin Neel
Polie
Nora
Rayon
Veree
Noel
Overbrook
Ernest A. Reed
Guy Paine
Overtronic
Ectateme Denentia Braerog
Ker
New Richmond Vote Unites Northern and Southern Methodist Churches
The West Wisconsin Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church approves unification of the North and South churches by a 92 to 1 vote. An 8 to 1 amendment favors admitting laymen to the conference.
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New Richmond
Wisconsin
Methodist Episcopal Church, North
South Methodist Episcopal Church
West Wisconsin
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nation's wheat yield 13 bushels per acre forecast
Washington reports the year’s wheat yield at 13 bushels per acre with acreage slightly down and total production forecast at about 190 million bushels far below last year’s 872 million. Home use will absorb most of the crop with little export. The piece notes bubonic plague deaths in India over the past two decades.
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United States
Rum Rangers
Great Beitwin
Washington
A.P
Department of Agriculture
First Five State Title Series Opens At Wilkow Lane Park
Frantic fans jam Dorchester as Hagerstown and Cambridge clubs meet in the opening round of the Five State championship series at Wilkow Lane Park. Zurbis and Kendricks head the pitching staff for Hagerstown and Cambridge respectively as gate receipts soar toward estimated daily crowds.
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A.T
Wilkow Lane Park
Hagerstown Ald Cambridge Clube
CVE
Cebs
Cambridge
Rite Eee
Baltimore
Ibeta Zubrix
Blue Ridge League
Werre
Slube
Top Glass
Trenuce
Eastern Shore Hap
Camber Club
Sam
Cambrider
Harrington
Gobbsborough
Maverstown
Cheb Werre
Feluh
Jor Zurbis
al Kendricks
Nick Carrison
Erank Rimcov
Jee Skidmore
Stub Ssones
Zurbrok
Kendricks
Kendrik
Wall
Skidmore
Harrisan
Rose
Canners
Salisbury
McNeal Sharnahea
Easton Club
Ted Smith
Jor Wolfinger
C. EB Sparrow
The
Sun
Flager-Toun
Cere
Brown
Wash
Thomas
Neki
Albert
Roscoe
Kendrake
Ety Cant
Zebeis
Chives of
Dtrersen
Drury Ib
Vihen
Nelonas
Jolaston
Mrekler
Jordon
Glass
Trippe
Deadlock at Nashville Conference on Church Union Vote
The eight annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Nashville Sept votes on unification with the Methodist Episcopal Church. In several states the results show mixed support, with many conferences favoring union while five Southern bishops oppose it. Overall about 10,868 votes were cast across foreign and domestic conferences with varied outcomes.
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Nachville
Tenn
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Methodist Episcopal Church
Southern Methodicsetters
Fase
Baltiware
Hiiness
Denver
West Virginia
Kentucky
Menzil
Kean
Methodist Feaders
Union of the Churches
Youth Gun Accident Wounds Clyde Darky Near Nabsbury
Early yesterday morning Clyde Darky, 19, of near Nabsbury was shot in the right foot when a youth accidentally discharged a cartridge while out to shoot squirrels. He was rushed to Peninsula General Hospital where his condition is reported satisfactory.
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Clyde Darky
Nabsbury
Peninsula General Hospital
Treasury tax cuts eyed in congress debate
Treasury recommendations to congress are expected to propose a 2 percent surtax rate cut, repeal of the extreme tax, publicity section changes, and a reduced but not eliminated tax on estates. The likely package aims at broad reform rather than total repeal.
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Washington
A. P
The
Treasury
Congress
Chicago Banker Sued For Breach Of Promise
Mrs Ideanor G. Carlton sues Charles Archer Whore for fifty thousand dollars claiming breach of promise after a romance alleged twenty years ago. The case details a prior relationship, alleged marriage, and subsequent damages sought in civil court.
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Charles Archer
Ideanor G. Carlton
Atterne
Chectuts
White
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