Three Dead in Maryland Canning Plant Boiler Blast
Easton Maryland September 15 three men were fatally scalded and two others dying after two boilers exploded at the Anderson Canning Company in Henderson Caroline County. Eight victims were children from Baltimore and Henderson. rescue efforts rushed injured to hospital as authorities worked to save those gravely burned.
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Mary Rogalask
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Esen
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Coddsborough
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Phyaswrians
Delaware Officers Seek Love in Odd Notice
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100000 greet world airmen near Chicago
Lowell Smith and his world flight crew landed at the U S Air Mili Field near Chicago after a 224 mile leg from Dayton. Crowds cheered as the three planes descended, with escorts circling and a band playing as the aircraft touched down around 1 PM Chicago time.
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Chicago
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New Orleans
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le Smith
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Bean King Firm Insolvent After World War Contracts
Albion NY Sept 18 Lewis E Sands wholesale bran dealer known as the world s branding has vanished his firm Lewis E Sands Company Inc and 24 stations and warehouses are idle Liabilities exceed assets by about 500 000 to 500 900 The Sands family story traces from a young boy helping in a bean run to a millionaire contractor for Allied armies and bank connections The closing was announced by Sanford T Church attorney for Sands with no bankruptcy action yet planned pending creditor meetings and book reviews
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Sands Corporation
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Princess Helen Radziwill Dies In Cliff Fall At Mt Kineo Maine
Princess Helen Radziwill widow of Prince Ladislas Radziwill of Poland and daughter of Elmer E Simpson of Chicago died after plunging from North Cliff of Mt Kineo while searching for lost jewels. Her family and brother Stanley joined in the fruitless hunt before returning to Chicago.
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Wounded leave Shanghai amid civil war clashes along railway
Reports from Shanghai say trains carried a large number of wounded after fierce fighting along the Shanghai Nanking Railway west of the city. Kiangsu and Chekiang armies suffered heavy casualties with ongoing clashes near Anting and along the Liuhu coast as Kiangsu advances aimed at coastal control near Wonsung.
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Funeral notices and garbled text from a wartime era page
The readable portion hints at funeral rites or memorials for several individuals with unclear names and scattered fragments. The legible bits reference a ceremony context and possible references to military or warrelated terms, but the text is heavily corrupted and difficult to interpret.
Oil Tank Fire Kills Four at Monterey Post
A blast struck a 455 barrel oil tank at the Associated Company plant near the Presidio of Monterey. Four soldiers died and many were injured as flaming oil poured into the bay and a flood of burning oil swept toward government stores. Only two casualties are named, AB Bolen and FOF Peterson, with others treated for minor burns at the camp hospital. Three troops of the 110th Cavalry escaped by fleeing the burning area as the tank overflowed.
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Coal Gas Fumes Kill 2 In N Y Apartment
In New York a medical examiner ruled coal gas from a furnace caused the deaths of two tenants in a fashionable apartment house. Dr George Wo started and a surgeon found dead on a couch. Mr James Jourghin of the above apartment died Saturday night. autopsy showed gas poisoning. Investigators blamed the furnace. building had no illuminating gas connection.
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Pershing Ready for Any Event in Defense Day Speech
General Pershing declared the nation prepared for whatever may happen in his farewell address in Washington on Defense Day as he retired from leading the American army.
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Washington
Chinese Troops Moved In Japanese Trains
Assorted Press dispatches report General Chang TeoLan troops already moved and continuing by the South Manchuria Railway from Kirin and Antung toward Mukden. Tekin government calls it a routine business movement not Japanese aid, with consent sought from the Japanese commanders and Kodama in Datren.
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Late News Bullets From Harrenburg And Washington
Fragmented brief items report a death warrant in Harrenburg sought for a woman in Menasyphanma, a Philadelphia execution, a world mile cycle record by Maal Anderewe, and mixed notes on U S politics and foreign affairs with uncertain details across multiple dates and places.
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President Coolidge Visits Crisfield at Emanuel Church
President Coolidge and family arrived aboard the Mayflower in Crisfield Maryland for a private coastal town visit. Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes and Mrs Hughes along with Herbert Hoover Secretary of Commerce and Rascom Slemp accompanied the party, greeted by local officials and attending Emanuel Methodist Episcopal Church services.
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United States
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Emmanuel Methodist Episcopal Church
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John J. Johnson
Chesfield
Legionnaires Meet In Annual Convention Opens In St Paul
The Associated Press reports the annual Legionnaires convention opened in St Paul with Commander statements stressing national prestige and the Legion’s role in policy. Speakers included John Quinn and other leaders outlining wartime contributions and postwar aims as attendees discuss organizational goals and veteran welfare.
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