Murderer of Lad Seen Near Elkton
Walter Handen’s killer is believed cornered in a field between the Sassafras and Bohemia rivers near Elkton as Chester detectives and Maryland and Pennsylvania officers chase Walter Webb. Webb, his wife, and another man were riding when linked to the assault and murder last week. authorities say a large manhunt is underway with warrants out and guards on all roads.
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Hat Batty Ile
Webb
Cecuton
Chester
Cychteclock
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Ceed County
Elkton
Sher
Prereon
Admn
Stte
Webbile
Campaign funds probe links Ohio checks to Daugherty case
In New York today evidence was presented tying Ohio campaign expenditures to Harry M Daugherty and Thomas W Miller. Checks totaling millions, allegedly tied to a fee paid to John T King, were discussed as part of a U.S. defense of conspiracy charges. Witnesses described bank records and improper handling of funds.
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New York
J. P
Richard Merton
John T. King
Connecticut
Harry Wi. Penabtery
Thomas W. Miller
Todey
Ohio
Harry M. Daughtery
Thomas W Miller
John FB. Churkin
John T King
Durkin
Daughter
Dease W. Smith
Daughtery
Washington
King
Walter J. Miller
Daughtery and
Sith
Smith
Department of Justice
Harry M Daughtery
American Metal Company
Republican National
Witne
Richmond National Bank
Washington Court House
Ohi
Daugherty
Mal S Dwurhter
Storms ¢Neral
Thomas Wo Miller
United States
Merton
Locnte Suisse Pour Valeurs de Metaux
Liberal victory reshapes sixteen parliament in Canada
Final returns show the Liberal party led by W L Mackenzie King winning 119 seats in the sixteenth Parliament, Conservatives under Arthur Meighen with 91, Liberal-Progressives 2, and Progressives 8. Remaining seats go to United Farmers of Alberta Laborites and independents, leaving no party with a majority.
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Liberal Tty
W L. Nackenzieing
Conservatives
Arthur Meighen
Liberal-Progressives
Progressives
Unitde Farmers of
Alberta
Laborites
Independent
DRYS SCARE TURNS TO WHEELER CLAIMS OF WET SUCCESSES
Wayne Wheeler of the anti saloon league says dry candidates won in multiple states while replacements by wets failed. He cites New York Maryland Maine and other contests noting dry voting records and re elections as evidence of continued dry strength. The piece contrasts dry and wet outcomes in several districts and ends with an unrelated note about a pink shirt.
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Sere Datas
Washington
Vermont
New York
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Louisiana
Michigan
Colorado
Wayne Wheeler
Antisaloon League
Judge Clarke
Tolley
Congress
Hills
Maryland
Upshaw
Georgia
Zihlman
T Alan Goldsborough
Maine
Severe Midwest Floods Threaten Lives and Crops
AP reports the fourth general downpour in two weeks worsens floods across the central grain states. Western Illinois faces levee breaks and rising rivers, with 12 inch rainfall totals in some areas and vast agricultural losses feared. Rail lines and roads suffer washouts while farmers hasten to move families and stock to higher ground.
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Mois
Mllinois
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Treat
Kansas Plains
Parthenon Columns Rebuilt In Restoration Fund Drive
Americans contribute to rebuilding the Parthenon at Athens after the 1687 Turkish powder magazine explosion. The effort restores several columns to their original positions with support from figures including Elihu Root.
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New York
Athens
Elihe Root
LATE NEWS BULLETINS From New York and beyond
A chaotic dispatch of late news reports spans New York humor and tragedy, including Earl Cavanaugh’s strange birthday celebration, evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson’s legal woes, and a major fire in Homer Louisiana. Additional items cover Shanghai rescue efforts, Havana port police actions, and bandit activity in Merche region with ongoing official responses.
Abolition of Democrats' 2 3 Rule Foreseen By Iowa
Iowa national committee members Clyde Hermuz and Madre O Neill report strong support for replacing the two thirds rule with a majority rule in all future Democratic conventions. Of 57 opinions, 48 favor majority rule, four favor abolition, and five are undecided or opposed. The move gains support across many state committees and party organizations.
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Chicago
Democratic Party
National Committee
Iowa
Clyde L. Hermuz
Des Moines
Madre O'Neill
Columbus Junctions
Iuwa Committee
Democrata State Committee
Nate Na Committee
Thomas Jefferson
Indiana
South Carolina
Tennessee
Maryland
Unclear court notes reveal fragmented grand jury report
Fragmentary OCR text shows a court report referencing a grand jury review and proceedings. Names, dates, and specifics are unreadable, but the gist points to a scheduled or completed grand jury session and related timing.
Crew from British ship thought lost
A garbled historical report mentions a British ship crew feared lost and a separate note on a Klan debt payment. The text blends disjointed phrases about convocation, dictatorships, and unclear events, with no verifiable dates or places.
Sunday Sesqut Banned by Dauphin Rulings
Ucksburg Pennsylvania September 16 A Philadelphia Sesaui-Centennial Exhibitsion Association is denied the right to open hold or conduct the exposition on Sunday by Dauphin County court ruling The decision cites the Blue Law of 1794 prohibiting Sunday work and amusements deeming the event not a necessary or charitable act The court notes the ruling reflects on directors and officers and the exposition will likely appeal with a supersedeas delaying any further Sunday operations.
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Ucksburg
Philadelphia Sesaui-Centennial Exhibitsion Association
Dauphin County
Sumda
Tilden Fights On Despite Injury In Narrow Bid
Tilden sustains an injury yet continues a hard battle as he seeks the crown. Report notes his resilience and strenuous play yesterday amid a wary crowd and erratic opposition.
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Janes
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