Motorist fined by Washington judge over near miss with President
Nathan Smith of Baltimore was fined 25 dollars after his car narrowly missed President Coolidge at an intersection. A Secret Service man leaped onto the running board to arrest Smith for traffic violations as the President walked nearby. Smith claimed he was more than twenty feet from the President when the incident occurred.
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Washington
Nathan Smith
Baltimore
Coolidge
Smith
Secret Service
Setvrit
Nathan
Mickly
Kiev
Jackson Hacer
White House
Two Americans Die in Typhoon Off Tingtao China
A tropical typhoon battering United States destroyers Ford and Pillsbury swept three sailors overboard from Tingtao China. SB T Steward and M C O Sullivan, both of South Carolina, perished. F L Hunter, a Navy crewman, was rescued after 45 minutes adrift. O Sullivan recovered, Steward disappeared, ships arrived from China.
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Manila
A. P
United States
Ford
Pillsbury
Tingtao
China
SB. T. Steward
M. C. O'Sullivan
South Carolina
O'Sullivan
Steward
O'Sul- Dvan
Howl
Anderson
S. C
F. L. Hunter
Sack Is Safe. Taro UF 'tase aeries the street Red Hos Mama eh 77
Unable to extract coherent facts from the fragmented text. No clear event, names, or locations are discernible.
League Chief Senator Elected President at Geneva
Zanada's League chief Senator Dandusando, accompanied by Piominion delegates, was elected president of the League at Geneva. The photo shows the moment of election at Geneva.
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Dandusando
Zanada
Piominion
League of National Geneva
Geneva
Col Mitchell to Testify at Naval Inquiry
Col William Mitchell former Army Air Service official will testify at a naval court of inquiry into the Shenandoah disaster. The proceedings begin today in Washington with witnesses from survivors and experts, as part of a broader aviation investigation. The panel includes Rear Admiral Hilary C. Jones and Capt Paul Foley with Judge Advocates and counsel.
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Lakeburst
Shenandoah
Air Service
Oerfo
Washington
Cooholse
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
Army
Navy
Air Forces
Col Mitts
Texas
Paul Foley
Ralph C. Pennoyer
Maneke G. Pierce
Mob lynches accused Black man near New Albany Miss
In New Albany Mississippi a mob seized J C Ivy after he identified by a farmer’s daughter as her attacker. He was burned at a stake as deputies, led by Sheriff Roberts, attempted to move him toward Holly Springs causing a barricade of cars and a chaotic chase.
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New Albany
Miss
A. V
J. C. Ovenegra
Tarstos
John W. Fedeets
Cuc
Holly Springs
Freday
Ferval Heseal
Ivy
Osy
Feild
Roberts
Aberdeen
United States
Hubert Stephens
Anthracite Mines Idle As Strike Cuts Output
In Harleon Pennsylvania on September 21 the suspension begun earlier in the month leaves about 158,060 miners idle. Maintenance forces are cut to minimum, pumps and property protection duties reduced, drawing complaints from United Mine Workers. Foremen have been sent home and colleries stand deserted with some mine entrances nailed shut.
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Harleon
United Mine Workers
Young Hoover Doing Well After Operation
Baltimore Sept 21 Herbert Hoover Jr son of the Secretary of Commerce underwent an operation at John Hopkins Hospital last Saturday for tonsil removal He left the hospital today in satisfactory condition and is described as doing well further bulletins were expected from hospital authorities
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Baltimore
Herbert Honver, Jr
Secretary of Commerce
John
Annual Tri County Women’s Christian Temperance Union Session
Delegates from Trinity M. E. Church South in Salisbury host the annual session tomorrow with an all day program starting at 9 45 am. Notable speaker Mrs Mary B Haslup attends after returning from Edinburg Scotland.
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Tri-County Women's Christian Temperance Union
Salisbury
Trinity M. E. Church South
Seasion
Crisfield
Berlin
Melhorn
Sharptown
Fruitland
Mary BE. Uaslup
Edinburg
Scotland
Nere
Collins Vincent
Rell
J. Taylor
J. Coston Gaslee
W. Thachey
Air defense inquiry opens with war board probe
Washington reports the president's special board begins hearings on national air defense amid controversy over navy and army aviation. Secretary Davis and Maj. Gen. Patrick, Maj. John Hines, and Brig. Gen. Hugh Dram are named to assist as experts, with debates of negligence and policy fueling the inquiry.
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Washington
CAL PD
Congress
Unter Mitchell
Weeks
Air Services
Navy
Che
Thavis
Cal
Willart A. Witchell
Asistant Army Air
Cal. Mitchell
Secy. Davia
Dwight Morrow
Air Service
Itn
Ieur
Naval Aviation
Davis
Army Bir
Mor
Patrick
Army Air Service
John Hines
Amd
Hugh A. Dram
Hhief
Sul
Mrs Cora Wilton Stewart Wins Prime Bene Factor Prize
Mrs Cora Wilton Stewart receives the Victoria Review annual prize for the country’s greatest women benefactor, honoring her Moonlight Seconds project in Kentucky begun fifteen years ago to educate mountaineers.
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Cora Wilton Stewart
Kentucky
Victorial Review
Phantom Bandit on Trial Pleads Guilty in Bank Robbery
Dayton Ohio September 21 A D Fred Nickel president of Nickel Manufacturing Company pleaded guilty to robbing the North Dayton Bank. He confessed to detectives and led them to the gun and blue robe hidden by a river. Sentencing postponed to straighten business affairs.
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Dayton
Ohio
Fred
Nichal
Nichal Manufacturing Company
Te Barthes
Reat
Amny
Relgerd Win
Peeurt Gran
Ed Nichal
Niched
Former congressman Brooks named acting postmaster in York
Washington reports former congressman Edward Brooks is appointed to stay as acting postmaster at York Virginia. Metlean Steck submitted his voluntary resignation in person.
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Washington
Edward 8. Brooks
Tostay
York
Metlean Steck
Fragmented Advice on Marriage and Radio Sets
A garbled clipping mentions marriage, a husband, and a “radio set in every home.” It hints at advice from a friend about cures or solutions, but the text is unclear and largely unreadable. The reader is left with disconnected phrases and no identifiable events or people.
Eight-year-old dies after ingestion of poison
An eight year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Baker of this city, died after a bee sting incident and drinking ice water prior to collapse. Reports from Paris and Madrid mention various political and military updates while New York papers note local criminal and legal actions including a search for Lee Collins and a cottier missing from a fairgrounds exhibit.
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Magersteun
Reon
Sient ii Rehrer
Baker
Bes
Lynching Near Milledgeville Targets Jail Inmate
Wilkinson County officers report a mob abducted Willie Vixen from the Colony Farm to Wilkinson County jail last night and killed him with a pick handle after chaining him to a tree. The coroner's jury said death was at the hands of unknown parties. Victim may have murdered nurse Amy Oxford earlier. Recount notes that Oxford faced an attack at the asylum ward and was beaten before help arrived. Shixeon, an inmate, is tied to the case and was observed carrying a pick handle used in the killing.
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Tari
Plare
Mins Oxford
Asylum
Negres
Ashe
Shixeon
Echmond
Miss Oxeford
Severe Winter Forecast From Observer
Hagerstown Maryland September 21 A Ub A record breaking heat in September underpins a winter forecast by J A Miller official weather observer at Repayan tit e. He notes over twenty one years of observation that hot summers tend to yield severe winters while cool summers predict milder spells. So far September has heat records with a Sunday thunderstorm and 61 degree temperature.
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Hagerstown
A. Ub
J. A. Miller
Repeyan Tite
Miller
Kidnaper-Slayer Is Sane Judge Rules
Newark August 21. A Montclair youth named Noah Noel stands charged with kidnapping six year old Mary Daly and killing Raymond Pierce. Judge Caffrury ruled he is sane enough to plead and ordered opening testimony next Thursday on the sanity issue. Noel refused to answer indictments and a not guilty plea was entered. He remained silent during alienist interviews. physicians feared throat operation after hearing him utter a single word.
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Newark
N. J
A. P
Hairimnan W. Noel
Montclair
Mary Daly
Killingaymond Pierce
Necro
Cafffry
Noel
Vain
Physeians
Policemen Booed By Capitol City Fans
Washington fans jeered police after a game incident as officers tried to keep youths from entering the field. A constable, J H Dellinger, attempted to recover a foul ball from Guy Ferguson, a high school student, prompting a swarm and a confrontation that led police to question the level of protection needed.
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Capitol City
Washington
Clark Grifith
J. H. Dellinger
Guy Ferguson
Poblice
Dellnger
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