Hagerstown Faces Cambridge In Final Five State Battle
Hagerstown and Cambridge meet at Oriole Park Baltimore for game seven of the five-state series to decide the crown. Hagerstown, tied 3-3 after yesterday's 4-1 win over Cambridge, relies on ace pitcher Zubris loaned from Reading as hundreds head south for the decisive clash.
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Beltimere
Oriele Park
Hagerstown
Cambridge
Canners
Fortuee
Kendrickes
Oriole Park
Bonbry
Hagersmen
Baltimore
San Joanne Penpeat
Ser Zubris
Reading Club
Teaay
Fane
Expedition Under Way For Tibetan Wildlife Study
Kermit Roosevelt and Col Theodore Roosevelt lead a Field Museum backed expedition across the Himalayas to reach Thien Shea Mo and Panier Haunt, aiming to study Tibetan antelope and other wildlife. The party reports high health despite pony losses and a difficult 15700 foot ascent.
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Chicago
Axia Poli
Marco Polo
Arily
Kermit, Roooevelt
Kermit Rowevelt
Col
Theodore
Panier
Kermit
James Simpson
Stanley Field
Nogee
Armenians Seek Loan for Repatriation and Irrigation Project
In Geneva on September IT AP I A drive seeks an $83 million loan to repatriate 15 Armenians and launch an irrigation project to enable cotton farming as the first step toward a revived Armenian national home. Dr Fridtjof Nansen, delegate to the League of Nations, said the plan is strictly business and aims to repay principal within five years.
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Geneva
Fridtjof Nansen
Assembly of
League of Nations
Nansen
Ferrasen Named Governor of TT Ras
Miriam A Ferrasen is named governor of TT Ras to address truancy and improve public schools. The appointment aims to boost enforcement of attendance and support education initiatives.
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Miriam A Ferrasen
TT Ras
Toa
cMice
British MP Saklatvala barred from United States visit
Communist MP Shapurji Saklatvala, seeking to visit the United States as a British delegate, was formally notified his passport is revoked. He criticized the decision as a curb on free speech and questioned US openness to truth while noting he would have respected American law and left conference participation to the interparliamentary council.
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London
A. P.p
Shapurji Sebintvala
Comenunlet
Sta ‘Oanargue
M. P
Kellogg
America
Sakletaraia
United States
Hicial Council
The
Interparliamentary Union
Aganeel
Seyierican
Shaperii
Sakla‘vala
Mouse of Commons
Secre
Keloar
Commons
Responsiblities of Nations Discussed at Chinese Relations Conference
A three day unofficial conference at Johns Hopkins University will explore American responsibilities toward China. Attendees include J. Clark, F. Roosevelt, Carrie Chapman Catt, Walter Lippman, William Green, Ernest Hopkins, Ray Wilbur and others.
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Baltimere
Denis Popkins
China
Jno. Clark
Supreme Court
Francie J. Mcfonnell
Prevost
C. RB. Edmunds
Johns Hopkins University
Dent S. Parks Cadman
Federal Council of Churches
Carrie Chapman Catt
Owen 2
Youre
John S. Rockefeller, Jr
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ruth Morgan
American death rate lower despite June heat waves
Washington reports preliminary figures from Surgeon General Cumming indicating the seven month death rate in 1923 would exceed the long term average, yet health conditions were described as generally good. The release notes heat wave related June deaths but cites a decline in common communicable diseases.
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Washington
A.P
Cumming
New Approves Chicago Vicksburg Air Route
Postmaster General has approved petitions for air mail service on routes connecting Chicago to Detroit and Cleveland, Cheyenne to Denver, and Chicago to New Orleans via St. Louis Memphis and Jackson or Vicksburg Mississippi. A New York to Miami route via Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Richmond Norfolk Wilmington Savannah and Jacksonville is deferred for now. Tentative routes from Detroit to Miami and New York to New Orleans were also proposed.
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Wasington
A. P
New
Petisons
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Cheyenne
Denver
New Orleans
St. Louis
Memphis
Jackson
Vicksburg
New York
Mian
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Norfolk
Wilmington
Savannah
Jacksonville
Southern Territory
Anr Mual
Heamline
Miami
Spanish woman mother of thirty six children
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Spanish woman and mother of 36 children, referencing Camille Lorenz and Vailecake dard with unclear locality and age details.
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Macdieat
Camille Lorenz
Vailecake
Phas Gust Goven Buth
Cork
Death Penalty Sought in Robbery and Shootout Case
Chicago dispatch reports Joseph Holmes and Jack Woods, two of five robbers linked to a motel pistol battle, were convicted and face the death penalty for the murder of Frank Rhodes, the cash cashier. Jury deliberated past midnight with reports of deadlock, while the defense argued insanity and wrongful sentencing.
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Joseph Holmes
Jack Weeds
Cashier
Chicago
A. P
Jack Woods
Frank B. Rodhesy
Am Imsanny Pica
Acco
Motmes
Lake Shore Drive
Tee
Erick Nelson
Nelson
North Shore
William McHerchuck
McMellenchuck
Fort Hnter
Nodiey
Congregation Accepts Baptist Pastor Resignation in Chicago
At First Baptist Church of Gek Park Chicago the congregation accepted the resignation of Reverend Carl J Case who cited illness as the reason He had been named co respondent in a divorce suit a year earlier The church voted to keep him as consulting pastor for one year at $525 a month amid congregational distress and publicity.
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Chicago
A.P
First Baptist Church
Gek Park
Carl J. Case
Albert Leland
Deble Quoted in San Jose Mining Scheme Probe
The California State Corporation Commission orders an investigation into the Caren Val ay Mining Company promoted by a San Jose pastor and associates. The prospectus claims divine guidance and offers 9648 annual returns for 166 invested, with Rev William Keeney Towner as secretary treasurer admitting authorship of some literature.
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San Francisco
A. P
Itera
State Corporation Commission
Caren Valay Mining Company
Nevada
San Jose
William Keeney Towner
Firet
Sam Jose First Baptist Church
Two Holdup Men Given Long Prison Terms
In Pennsylvania two men convicted of complicity in the Sands family hold up and bank threat were sentenced. W. M. Baker and J. J. James face 15½ to 27 years, Chester B. Miley received 8 to 16 years. The men, gas meter inspectors, demanded 90 000 dollars under kidnapping threats and wounded John W. Sands during the escape attempt. Walter was earlier brought from Charleston West Virginia on a federal mail fraud charge.
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Mitshureh
A. P
Lawrence EL. Landa
First National Bank of Pittsburgh
W. M. Baker
Alies J. J. James
Chester B. Miley
Adamaburs
Guily
Sands
Bankem
John W. Sands
Walter
Chartexton
W. Va
Jury awards 3900 in youth timbering accident case
A jury verdict of 3900 was returned yesterday afternoon over a timbering accident involving a youth who claimed to be 14 at the time of the incident in July 1923. Workers testified about his age and employment at the factory while multiple jurors participated in the decision.
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Sas
Charles J. Williams
Farctory
Foreman
Joseph
John W. Wilkins
Herbert
Pig “Silinee
Jerome Culver
Joseph J. Adkins
Neieh
McAniner
Less A. Teen
Thomas Smith
Daniel J. Mast
Chartes F. Lation Witerd MN. Jenais
Henry F. Meunds
Lerense
Baker
Physician Fired After Noel Escape at Overbrook Hospital
Newark authorities said John M. Thomposton, a resident physician at Overbrook Meepital, was dismissed by the Basex County Board of Freeholders after Harrisom Noel, a confessed double murderer and kidnapper, escaped. Thomposton resisted resignation and threatened suit over the board's actions.
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Newark
N. J
John M.thomposton
Overbrook Meepital
Basex County Board of Freeholders
Harrisom Noel
de. Thoempsom
Shenandoah Maranders May Be Prosecuted
Washington dispatch reports potential prosecution for Shenandoah Maranders after a wreckage raid recovered four truck funds in Northern West Virginia and Eastern Ohio. Justice agents consider seizure and legal action following the dirigible collapse and a secretary’s order allowing souvenir hunters to surrender wreckage.
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Washington
A.J
Pee- Eens
Neechens
Neehman
Withuc Sae
West Virginia
Ohio
Average factory wage figures for New York and Plt state
The record notes New York state factory wages averaging 106 dollars per year, contrasted with a much higher 697 dollars per year in Plt. This brief comparison highlights regional wage disparities in manufacturing pay.
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New York State
Conflicting Unification Vote Marks Methodist Conference
The Methodist Episcopal Church South split on unification with 711 in favor and 376 against during a September assembly in Ortobre. Reports from Baltimore and Fayetteville mention a series of legal actions, including a murder trial and Prohibition cases, amid a busy September docket.
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Naahville
Tenn
CA. P
Methodist Epleropel Church South
Ortebre
Ponzi Scheme Exposed in Bankruptcy Case
Hatma N Sept unemployed days revealed the Ponzi style plan run by Williams to defraud hundreds of investors. George W Shillingham was ordered to appear, with George W Babcock as bankruptcy referee. Williams described contracts tied to the Co operative League of America and leveraged borrowings to pay old notes. Investors held about 2.6 million dollars in contracts bearing high interest while funds drained to new buyers.
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Hatma
Bart Williams
Geo. Wingham
Huffalo
George W. Babcock
Shllingham
Williams
Snilingham
Beret League
Co-operative League of America
Cooperative League of America
Willems
Dillingham
Wemes
Sousnee
Sihough
Cooperatives League
Otate Een
Eeck
Honolulu Bids Farewell to PN-9 Crew of Rodgers
The pope, Honolulu officials, and thousands gathered at Iolani Place to honor Commander John Rodgers and four crew members of the PN-9 No 1 after a nine day fishing and rescue ordeal. A second farewell will follow as aviation officers plan a wreath flyover over the battleship Idaho en route to San Francisco.
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Honolulu
A.P
Pope
John Rodgers
PN-9
Farrington
Aviation Service
Aisha
Idaho
San Francisco
Sear Out of One Hundred Thousand Apples Vilien
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a large apple count with 70 000 referenced as a subset. The readable line hints at production or inventory figures but lacks clear context or complete facts.
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Nagerstown
Baltimore Park
Sheremen Mepe
Zabrin
Ovis Poli
France
Fernand Chapsal
Maurice Bekacowski
Joseph Cailiaux
Finance
International Council
Ames Keliamas
Mate
Johns Hephion
Chicago Vicksberg
Terrorized
Faxmion
Able
Gold Coast
Wortelrey
Mauile
Deble
India
Conway
Wm. BR. Tilighman Co
Asylum Mead
Noel
Shenandoam Maranders
Welle Levie
Hienel
Reistertown Mead
Cheeninter
Lieved
Membrre
Fayettesitte
Fayette
Boyts
Senaar
Harford Avety
Ltier
Eres
Forbershaw
Habras Corps
Soper
Nehimere
Baltipore
Itn Cane Ageiaet
Marsland Drug and Chemical Company
Berre
Hert W. Andrewn
Inepeeter
Internal Revenue
Mair
Andrews
Wiliam Cohen
Cohen
Honelulu
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