Banker Barroll Found Dead in Chestertown Office
Hope U Barroll Cheser town banker and lawyer was found with a bullet wound in the temple at his Citizens Bank office. Coroner Dr Dodd said an inquest likely unnecessary. The bank resumed business. Barroll had warned of a run and spoke of closing the bank earlier that day. He left an estate around 100000 dollars. The incident prompted bank officials to inspect books. Barroll had been a leading Democratic figure in Kent county.
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Spreial
Breaing Tuncay
Chestertown
Hope U. Barroll
Chesertown
Tarry
Dodd
Barroll
Citizens Bank
Barrel
George JD. Lofland
Page
Jofland
Barrell
Laofland
Riends
Kent County
H. F. Bennett
Beck
Mr. Harris
Mr. Barroll
Children Pedle Dope for Big Ring Operations Cover
An OCR fragment notes suspected drug distribution tied to a major ring with links to youth groups. Police report ongoing investigations into alleged trafficking and organized crime operations targeting minors.
Deportation of 50 Reds Planned by British Government
London reports rising public demand for harsh action against Red propaganda figures accused of stirring unrest among British workers and seeking mutinous sentiments in the armed forces. Government plans a roundup and deportation of foreign word propaganda operatives, with authorities targeting agitators documented in police records.
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London
Manegrets
Red and Blue Forces Fight in Rein For Possession
In heavy rain near London and Wiltshire on September 26, Red and Blue forces of the Netish army endured twenty four hours of fighting. Weathered tommies rested while Sir Prahip Chetwode’s blue army defended London and Lieutenant Alexander Girdley’s red force withdrew to a lighter pose. The two sides are expected to clash again as a close grip nears.
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Wiltshire
England
Shermar
Prahip Chetwode
Blue
London
Alexandere
Sun
New York Child Killed by Pet Bear in Tent
Nine year old A. Bo Derothy Craig died after a tame looking bear attacked her in a tent near Oneville New York. The bear and its mate, kept as pets, mauled the child as her father James Craig watched. Police and bystanders attempted to intervene. the bear was shot and killed along with its mate.
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George Symak
New York
Sophie Poleski
King
Mex
Poleski
Symuh
Oneville
N.Y
Bo Derothy Craig
Uansy Vretn
Hope
Derets
James Craig
Pir
Leg
Blake Newkirk
Mr. Craze
Here
Craig
Fire Destroys State Farm at Bridgewater
A fire swept through a state farm at Bridgewater destroying buildings and causing widespread damage. Local responders battled flames as conditions hampered efforts, with early reports indicating significant losses to structures and contents.
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State Farm
Bridgewater
Feur
Court Orders Tests On Shenandoah Wreckage
Court documents reveal the Shenandoah airship wreckage will be shipped to Washington for inspection by the court of inquiry. Samples from the wreckage are to be studied to determine if structural weakness caused the fatal flight.
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N. J
Zachary Lansdowne
Geo. Y. Steel, Jr
Lakehart Air Station
Bureau of Standards
Washington
Fragmented OCR text about a social scene and individuals
Readable fragments mention a white-haired kindly faced Scotch person and a Mary, with scattered words about wine, a parade, and a street setting. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates to identify a clear news item.
City finances show improved condition under Parker administration
Audit covering June 28 1921 to June 30 1925 by Eder and Mile Public Accountants notes a surplus rise from 1924 to 1925 and a strengthened municipal balance. Shortage reductions rely on collecting outstanding accounts and extending temporary loans.
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Salisbury
Parker
Cit
Eder
Suscat
Ball
Selene AM
General Fund
Adam Vied of the Coat and Apples in Antiquated Tale
A fragmentary note from the Herald's College of London cites a sixteenth century document claiming Adam and Eve’s lineage traces to Adam and Bar. It asserts Adam died of the gout and was buried in Hebron. It speculates if early diet could have altered his fate.
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Adam
Herald's College of London
Whaich
Bar
Hebron
Tax Reduction Plan Moves in Congress Before Christmas
President Coolidge backs fast action on tax reduction with House leaders prioritizing revenue measures. Connecticut Republican says $200 million in tax cuts possible and inheritance rates should be lowered, while appropriations bills may be set aside to finish action before year end.
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Washington, Sept
House
Congress
Coolidge
Connecticut
Winhabe
Ysmouth
Vermont
Mutilated Body Found Near Rail Line in Hagerstown
The mutilated body of 22 year old Joseph McCoy, farmhand of Kakies Mal in the county, was found near a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad crossing by a guard. Authorities believe he was struck by a train at 11. The belly injury suggests dragging for hundreds of yards. McCoy, son of Alonzo McCoy, is a cousin of Jesse Marshall. The text notes an astronomer’s estimate of about 3,000 visible stars.
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Hagerstown
Joseph McCoy
Kakies
Gardarr Bussard
Trey
McCoy
Alonze McCoy
Antictan
MeCoy
Jesse Marshall
Penmyhania & K reorganizes with new VP appointment
Martian W. Clement named Central Region General Manager and assistant Vice President in charge of operations for the Penmyhania & K system, a newly created post announced by Vice President EH. T. Whiter. Also reported are legal proceedings in Halpmare, cotton price shifts in New York, a ship grounding near Bremen, and early price cuts by American Velden Company.
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Martian W. Clement
Penmyhania &. K
EH. T. Whiter
Africa to be target as Col Mitchell sails to testify
Col William Mitchell, former Air Service chief critic, quits San Antonio for Washington to testify in the Coolidge administration air service probe. He plans a prolonged Africa trip first, says Congress duties urged him to reveal testimony but he declines specifics. He aims for a unified service, expressing hope the probe will benefit the Air Service.
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Drallas
Texas
Big Nie
Africa
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
Washington
Mitchell
American Air Service
San Annees
Natinal
Congress
Hunting accident injures Walter Mathews in forest
Walter Mathews was shot in the face and upper body while hunting in the woods Monday afternoon. He was rushed to Salecludy and attended by Dr. J. M Feiddenbhek. His injuries were not considered serious. Both brothers had been hunting separately when the accident occurred.
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Walter Mathews
Walter
Salecludy
J. M Feiddenbhek
Lower Hunter's District
Cartier
von Mathews
Upton Street
Maryland corn crop excellent after dry week
Weather leads to favorable harvest with good corn yield and strong truck crops across Maryland. Sugar corn and fruit crops steady as field tomatoes suffer from drought and abandonment noted in reports.
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Wa Tington
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