Nine Rescued as Home Burns Near Gordy Park
A two story residence across Pine Street from Gordy Park burned early this morning. James Morris and his eight-member family escaped through a window as the roof collapsed. Nightwatchman George Parsons at the B C A car shop alerted them, saving all ten occupants.
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Gordy Park
James Morris
Morris
James
George Parsons
Snow Hill
Pareces
Hye Home
Car Shopa
Parsons
Ion Family
Franks Slayers Become Lifers at State Prison
Prison escape drama ends in transfer of Dickie Loeb and Babe Leopold to Joliet State Prison after a perilous rail car crash en route. They face new life sentences for the Robert Franks case and will attend Defense Day exercises and weekly prisoner entertainment as inmates.
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State Penitenttiary
Jobet
Joliet
Chicago
Wisconsin GOP Rallies Against Lafollette Candidacy
Wisconsin Republican leaders and national chair William M Butler met after Charles Dawes attacked Senator Lafollette and his progressive platform. Dawes called Lafollette a demagogue while urging unity against the Wisconsin senator in the upcoming contest.
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Milwaukee
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Lafellettes
Charles G Dawes
Senator Lafollette
William M. Butler
Republican Nationaal
Republican National Committee
Dawes
the Republic
Lafallette
Bette Dartrine
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Chicago to replace South Water street with boulevard
Chicago plans a cross town boulevard replacing eight blocks along the South Water riverfront. Demolition will begin in weeks after owners accept 312.5 million in city compensation. The double decked road will run from Michigan Avenue to Market Street with a lower truck route and an upper light-vehicle lane.
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Michigan Avenue
Market Street
West Side
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Spencer, Bartlett & Co
Federal Case Sees Two Men Sentenced in Ayres
A federal case tried yesterday in Pintchester County involved Charles Pinder and James Carte of Ayres. Both men were found guilty of charges regarding interfering with a lacquer item and faced sentencing as the court noted they defaulted on a bond.
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Charles Pinder
James Carte
Ayres
Feys Padere
Amber Dee
Agust
Presthir
Revell Ooi FET $988 Geerpor Trh
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Revell Ooi Fet item priced at 988 dollars with unclear branding Geerpor and Trh. Readable words indicate a product listing or ad fragment. No clear event or persons identified. The piece lacks coherent details to form a完整 summary.
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Geerpor
Davis Bitterly Attacks GOP Administration in Denver
Democratic candidate Davis denounces Republican rule in a campaign stop in Denver as he travels to Cheyenne for the third address of his interstate series. He accuses the administration of foreign policy flaws, tariff injustices, squandered reserves, and poor veteran care while urging unified action for national welfare.
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W Davis
Beighton
Greely
Cheyenne
Davis
Austin
Lamation
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Congress
V F W Convention Chosen Tulsa for 1925 Meet
Veterans of Foreign Wars held encampment in Atlantic City and selected Tulsa Oklahoma as the 1925 convention site. A $42,000 certified check arrived from Tulsa businessmen while Dereon OL, a strong 1926 contender, likely will meet the gathering then. Peoria sent $35,008 toward next year. The 1927 plan envisions sessions aboard ship and tours of France and Belgium battlefields.
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Tulsa
Okla
Dereon
Peoria
France
Belgiem
Pennsylvania Apple Crop Falls Behind Previous Year
Harrisburg reports indicate Pennsylvania apple prospects worsen with 811000 short of 1266000 barrels in 1923. Officials note higher winter apple prices and improved August conditions for York Imperials Grimes Golden and Baldwin varieties based on state reports.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
York
Shanghai Front Falls Back After Urban Capture
Shanghai front reports indicate belting forces seized the central area forcing the retreat of the allied army toward Kaarrhue. Coastal typhoon warned along Japan's western shore. fatalities rise from wreckage and storm damage.
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Shanghai
Kaarrhue
Salisbury Chamber backs extension plans for East Main St
The Salisbury Chamber of Commerce endorses extending East Main Street beneath the NYP&N tracks to meet Ocean City road, linking Snow Hill Road. Plans include a white way on Division Street, a downtown comfort station, and a recreation center funded by Harman Foundation grants.
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Salisbury
East Main Street
Division Street
Chamber of Commerce
Saliabury
Lave Dallas
Gardncre
State Roads Commission
East Majin Street
Ocean City Road
Snow Hill
Main Street
Peansy
Phi Iphu
Frank Dryden
Divina
Church Street
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Commerce
White Way
H Wo Carty
Chesapeake 4 Potomac Telephone Company
Salinbury
W T Gardner
Baltimore
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Gardner
Wicometon
Gantner
Harmonian Foundation
Grand Jury Finishes Work For Court Tern
The grand jury completed its session and discharged the jury yesterday after sentencing. The court implemented the legal procedures and ordered the docket sealed as required. The outcome included several convicts and ongoing reviews of the cases presented.
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Grand Jury
Court Tern
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