Del Mar Va to Broadcast Five Eastern Shore Programs
The Del MarVa Eastern Shore Association and American Radio Corporation ink a contract to broadcast five one hour eastern shore programs from WJZ starting October 4 at 8 50 PM. The Brunswick Recording Orchestra leads a lineup including Pete Dale Wimbrow and Brunswick artists with prominent coverage across Cambridge Stow Hill Seaford and Accomac.
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The readable fragment notes a local event or notice with names and places obscured. It remains unclear what action occurred and who is involved due to heavily garbled OCR.
Japan seeks French reply for a general disarmament conference
A report notes Japan calls for a general world disarmament conference before summer, urging allied nations to act with material and operating urgency. It mentions France sponsoring a resolution and U S approval, with emphasis on swift progress and technical expert collaboration.
Bahama Storms Leave Islands Ravaged and Delayed Notes
The Bahamas endure a devastating hurricane with widespread damage and disrupted communications. Reports indicate substantial destruction across settlements touching ships at sea and local defenses, with aftereffects delaying medical and relief efforts.
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Bahama Islands
Hall murder trials listed for October in New Jersey
Four men charged with the four year old murder of Dr. Edward Wheeler Wall and Mrs. Eleanor Mills are slated for October trials in Somerville. Special Prosecutor Alexander Simpson has not said which defendant will be prosecuted first.
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APD
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Wheeler Wall
Eleanor Mills
Alexander Simpson
Walt
Er Sepageea
Willie Stevens
Simpson
Late News Bullets From Multiple Cities
A fragmented 1920s style bulletin reports deaths and sports results. James Laween, 72, a veteran Philadelphia sportswriter, dies in Wilmington Hospital. Clyde Liner Cherokee and Merchant and Vinertines Berkshire reach Mizine, with Lowt tana broght safely. Walter Hagen wins half of round two in Oklahoma City. Dempsey Tunney bout slated in Philadelphia faces postponement. Legal action filed in Common Pleas Court over the fight. Cloaks and cutt tal theft at Sheeley ware run by a gang. watchmen repelled the intrusion. R W Shartle, telegraph operator for the Pennsylvania Railroad, dies after an incident in Chambersburg Hospital.
Coolidge Stands Firm on Court Changes and Reservations
President Coolidge insists on preserving United States veto power over any advisory opinions from the International Court. The Geneva reservation is seen as undermining the U S stance, threatening exclusive U S control over disputes touching American interests. If nations accept Geneva’s wording, the U S may challenge their ratifications as ineffective.
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League of Nations
Kestvaten No 5
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Passenger freight wreck disrupts railroad near Northeast Maryland
A Pennsylvania Railroad freight train derailed about three quarters of a mile south of Northeast Maryland. Twenty three of the seventeen cars left the track with one box car and its contents burned. Three tank cars plus others were damaged. No fatalities reported though flames were visible for miles and track was disrupted, with line diverted via Baltimore.
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Devastating Florida Storm Sees Death Toll Rising
Early reports from Florida’s storm path show more than 100 dead with 150 missing and 60 000 homeless. Across coastal towns, property damage ranges up to 160 million dollars as relief workers search wreckage and treat thousands injured. Martial law is in effect and National Guard units patrol streets while aid pours in from northern cities.
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Dempsey Plans Final Tilt in Philadelphia Tug
Jack Dempsey completes weigh in and prefight routine ahead of the Tunney bout. The event centers on Philadelphia offices with the Pennsylvania Berway Commission overseeing proceedings and a train trip to Atlantic City for the title fight weigh in.
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Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Wes Atlantic City
Pennslvania Berway Commission
Tunney
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