Walker Wins Over Hylan In New York City Primaries
Baltimore reports Judge Stump sentences Carroll Ray Phillips former state motorcycle policeman to two years for three automobile theft charges. Wife sobbed in court as leniency sought. Phillips admitted taking two autos, including one owned by John Huntley.
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Hylan
New York City
Baltimore
HK. Arthur Stomp
Carroll BR. Phillips
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Maryland
Philips
Stump
Carroll Ray Phillips
Salisbury
Philkins
Baston
Murlock
Sharptown
Dover
Delmar
John Huntley
Woonsocket
Clem Bennett
Treasury War Study Faces Federal Currency Problems
Washington reports a special committee led by assistant Secretary Dewey began a study of federal currency design and production. The panel will review paper quality, security features, engraving methods, legal questions, and distribution to address long standing currency issues and growth needs.
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Washington
Treasury
Dewey
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Deecy
Rovernment
Cad ee fh Bees fe og kt te te Reern the Bal At the Yeh
Cad ee and Bees compete in an improvised game described in fragmented notes. The text records little verifiable detail beyond scattered team references and place hints.
Roosevelt Museum expedition crosses Himalayan snows
A 1925 NEA Service photo from the Roosevelt Memorial Museum expedition shows the party traversing the Himalayan range through the Zogi pass toward Tibet. The image, the first to reach America, documents the journey to collect natural history specimens for the Chicago museum.
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NEA Servier, Inc
Rooseveltt Field Museum
Zogi Pass
Himalayas
America
Wilds
Tibet
Himalayan Mountains
Man Arrested for Whiskey Sale After Tree Observation
John Miller of Cedar Creek district was arrested on whiskey possession charges after state police officers observed him from a tree near his farm. Miller was arraigned before Justice William M. Wilson and held on $1,900 bail for the October term.
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John Miller
Cedar Creek
Lincoln
Jefferson's Cross Roads
F. Sullivan
Willan
Miller
Fe Ingram
Sullivan
Lank
Justice of the Pear
William M. Wilson
Federal Bureau Sees Geed Apple Prospects
The United States Bureau of Agriculture reports late apples look promising with winter kings and Baldwin leading the crop. Eastern states like New York New Jersey Michigan supply most good apples, while the Pacific Northwest shows fewer. Prices range around 110 to 140 per barrel on board cars. premiums vary by region and variety.
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Chicago
United States Bureau of Agriculture
Baldwin
New York
New Eosizkind
Michigan
Pikreests
Californias
Pacific
Jonathanme
Freight destroys Center Street home in Wichita
A fire believed caused by a lightning strike destroyed Robert Jones’s two story home on Center Street early today. Chief Greer estimated property loss at 2000 dollars as firemen fought for over an hour without saving the blaze.
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Cenver
Fla. Greer
Louis Heiddel
Int. Cts
Briddell
Peninsula General Hospital
Center Street
Dove
Fragmented OCR yields unclear event details
The readable portions show random letters and stray words, with no coherent names, places, dates, or actions to identify a specific person or event. The fragment lacks a discernible news item or outcome suitable for a concise summary.
Attorney State Fights Granting Habeas Corpus Writ
Harford County authorities prepare to present a habeas corpus petition for dowph A. Fulbershaw, a Washington prohibition agent jailed in Havre de Grace. The case hinges on whether the slaying of Buengore occurred in the line of duty, potentially moving the matter between state and federal courts.
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Furbershaw
Hartford County
Ruengore
Fubershaw
Havre de Grace
Allegel
Daguer
Buengore
Washington
Raengore
Buongore
Federal Prison Population Reveals Drug Violators Top Count
Washington reports a Justice Department summary showing Leavenworth Prison houses 2,282 inmates with drug act violators at 2262, postal law violators 1 and Volstead Act offenders among others. Counts include 36 for murder or manslaughter and 26 for burglary with 226 inmates listed as miscellaneous crimes.
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Washington
Leavenworth
Kansas
Departiarat. of Justice
Department
Priscy
Shenandoah disaster inquiry to convene in Laic huret
Court of inquiry announced to investigate the Shenandoah disaster will convene next Monday at Laic huret. The panel will determine bearings and potential responsibility as Admiral Hilary Fo Bee presides and public funds or duties discussed.
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Washington
Court of
Walbur
Shenandoah
Moneday
Hall To Seek Appeal Eighteenth Amendment
Representative John Philip Hill plans to introduce a resolution for repeal of the Richterath Amendment when Congress convenes in December. Hill has long proposed changes to the Volstead Act but has not previously called for repealing the basic prohibition provision. The Federal Council of Churches report released yesterday notes hopes that the war effort will succeed despite uncertainty.
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John Philip Hill
Hill
Federatouneil
Catholic Leaders Meet for United States Conference
Washington officials report Catholic Church leaders from across the nation gathering in the capital for an annual conference to address church welfare in the United States. Cardinal Connell of Boston and Archbishop Hanna of San Francisco opened the meeting outlining topics including creation of an American college in Rome, juvenile crime, immigrant care, rural needs, religious instruction, and foreign and home missions.
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United States
Cardinal Connell
Boston
Preadest
Edward J. Hanna
San Francisco
Amatican College
Rome
Fifth annual Traffic Division meeting of Rubber association
The fifth annual meeting of the Traffic Division of the Rubber Association of America was held at Wills Mountain Inn Mersay with fifty members present. Cumberland Me hosts the event, and city officials say New York City remains the only place with a yearly meeting. Topics included railroad rates and east effects, with traffic managers of major railroads and prominent firemaking and other works in America in attendance.
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Cumberland
Rubber Association of America
Wills Mountain Inn
Mersay
New York City
Thieves Loot Western Telegraph Office in Haxerstown
In Haxerstown Maryland on Monday night thieves robbed the Western Pron Telegraph Company office on Washington Street near the courthouse and police headquarters. They took eight dollars from the safe which appeared to have been unlocked though the door was found secure and entry remains unclear.
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Haxerstown
Multiple Sept 16 News Bullets From Across Cities
Baltimore reports Governor Mitchie speaking at the Federation of Democratic Women event with Mortimer W. Weet presiding and notable attendees including James Campbell Bence and Stephen Gatebrill. Other items note Senate figures predicting tax cuts, a federal case about Sheriff Seffmen, a fatal crime in Denver, and results from Philadelphia and New York baseball games.
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My A. P
Overnor Mitchie
Lirmocrat
Mortimer W. Weet
Jamen Cambell Bence
Mephen W. Gatebrill
Michard Tydingy
Hylan Loses Waterman Seals GOP Nomination Battle
State Senator James J. Walker defeats Mayor John F. Hylan in the Republican primary while Frank Waterman captures the nomination for city office. Walker sweeps Manhattan the Bronx and Brooklyn with Hylan carrying Queens and Richmond. Party figures weigh the possibility of an independent ticket as Hylan declines to comment on future plans.
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Supe
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Tvan
Frank
Waterman
Candiicate
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Willan M. Bennett
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Hirlan
Walker
New York Times Today
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Walther
John P. Hata
Ticeket
Mr. Waterman
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William al. Edwards
Myran
Enrofler Democrata of
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Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Hylan
Queens
Rich Nied
Ca Fens
Richmond
Southeast drought grips southeast with brief showers
The drought that has gripped the southeastern states for months persisted despite brief thundershowers. Officials in northern Georgia met to review programs providing work for farmers, with roadbuilding projects to aid drought-stricken areas.
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Atlanta
Betary
Atlantic Seaboard
Georges
Droath
Showers Help Parched Hagerstown After Heat Wave
Rain reached Washington County after a lengthy dry spell bringing relief to gardens and farms. The wetting showers dampened parched areas around Hagerstown and nearby districts, with residents hopeful for continued relief from the heat.
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Hagerstown
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