Pyromaniac Thought At Work Again In Marion Station
A suspected firebug, linked to seven months of arson fear, is blamed for an early morning burglary at Marion Station’s railroad office. Entries were forced with an iron bar, tickets and papers strewn as detectives and county officers investigate. A $590 county reward stands for the arsonist’s capture amid ongoing inquiries.
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Marion Station
Gee. Green
Burton
Philadelphia
Trinite Methodist Protestant
Somerset County
Sergeant and Captain Face Trial in Marder Case
A report from Camp Lewis states Sergeant and Captain face trial for the murder of Major Alexander Cembkwhite. The events followed an incident on October Sl, with Robert Roore and Arm cagtam among those linked to the case. Trial details indicate a climactic sequence and charges arising from the major’s death.
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Cronkhite
Teaeema
Armee
Alexander
Shenghei Defenders Repulse Night Attack
Military headquarters in Lungwhe reports Shenghei defenders repulsed a night attack. Chekiang forces hold the new ground won and make no immediate wider advances today. Up to 5660 Chekieng wounded sent to Shanghe for treatment.
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Shenghei
Lungwhe
Shanghe
Taday
Relatives Contest Four Million in Crabtree Will
Boston reporters note a dispute over Lotta Crabtree's estate in which relatives challenge the $4,080,808 distribution. They claim $2,000,980 set aside for "relief of disshied" and other gifts to heirs may be misapplied, with several named relatives contesting.
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Boston
Mass
Lotta Crabtree
Ean
Robert Giran
Maede Louse Crattrre
Beton
Charlotte L. Benmuller
Newark
Ethel Harmon
Serantom
Othrm
Gunvam Surrame Near Flood Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe rising water near Gunvam Surrame with mentions of weather conditions and potential threats to nearby areas. Ambiguous references to institutions and dates appear unreadable.
Demands for Records Halt Hearing on Telephone Rates
The Maryland Public Utility Commission demands full examination records from Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Companies and affiliated firms in Washington and Virginia. Officials debate whether investigating one company requires parallel probes of three others, risking broader regulatory impacts.
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Spreval
Battiumore
Angerred
Desier A. Deche
Comae Battens Panta
Ari Service Comeurh
William MiMeg
Maley
Teeta En
Exhicom B
Chesapeake and Potomac
Korsek
Balémore
de Vane
Duan
American Telephone Tech Company of New
Commission
Maryland
American Telphone and Telegraph Company
Todas de Vane
Americanend Telegraph
Mnany
Getale
Pany
Tar and Feather Trial At Frederick Md Caseins Case
Mrs. Mary Shank goes on trial in Frederick Maryland for the tar and feathering of Dorothy Grandpa at Myeraville in July. She pled guilty.
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Mary Shank
Frederick
Dorothy Grandpa
Myeraville
Special Beard Te Probe Revel Siete Special Beard Te Probe Revel
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Beard Te Probe Revel Siete and scattered words. No clear event, names, or places emerge to form a coherent summary. The fragment lacks identifiable entities or dates to anchor a news item.
Walter Johnson Plans Retirement From Baseball
The aging Walter Johnson signals retirement after a standout 1920s era with the Washington Senators. Manager Stan Ky Harris and core team members reflect on Johnsons impact as the pennant winner era settles into quiet reflection.
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Keston
Maas
Washi Senators
Washtrome
Stanky Harris
Beraker Te
Washington
Walter Johnson
Clark
Nat Wetter Johreaun
Graeratwen
Petrhing
Teo Menaenga Flso Breals Case Update
A clipped OCR fragment references Teo Menaenga in a brewing or legal matter, with unclear context or identifiers. The unreadable text includes repeated names and stray phrases suggesting a personal or organizational dispute or filing. Further readable details are not provided.
Post Stew P o t Ear 4 Eeee E ewy
Fragmentary OCR text fragments show scattered letters and names. No coherent events, people, or places are readable to identify a valid news item or context for a proper summary.
Injury casts shadow over Western Maryland football star
Wade Insley Jr a freshman football standout at Western Maryland College underwent surgery at John Hopkins Hospital to repair a shattered collarbone after a Saturday game. His parents left Seaday to be with him as doctors assess the extent of injuries. Insley, a former Wicomico High School standout, had played in the area tet team and missed his first game due to the accident.
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Western Maryland College
Wade Insley, Jr
Jobna Hopking Hospital
Young Insley
Urda
Ins
Coolidge To Speak Once Outside Capital
President Coolidge plans to speak in Washington and New York around late September to October. He is slated for the dedication of the First Divine Monument in New York City and for multiple talks in October before considering a Chamber of Commerce address.
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Coolidge
Capital
Washington
D. C
Qian
Ezee
New York City
Chamber of Commerce of the United
Roosevelt
New Labor Boss Rumors Stir in Britain
London politicians discuss a potential leadership change in Britain's Labour Party as speculation centers on radical health minister John Whestley as likely successor to Ramsay MacDonald.
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Ramesy MacDonald
Britain
Labor Party
London
John Whestley
MacDonald
Judge Rebakes Jury For Asking Clemency
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania judge rebuked a Centre County jury after they sought mercy for a farmer charged with murder. The jury returned guilty verdicts first of first degree then second degree with notes on clemency but the judge said jurors exceeded their duties and questioned their oaths.
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Bellefonte
Uarry Musser
Centre County
Sentre
Unrke
Wiliam
Eeest Edge Guigley Era
Quigley
Pransylvania
Late News Bulletins From Rehimere Maryland September Report
A fragmented late news bulletin details a not guilty plea by Representative Juha lbchp Hiltade to an indictment. The report touches on a federal grand jury proceeding and mentions military and naval connections, including references to a Friedrichshaten armorer and various units.
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Rehimere
Juha
Lbchp
Hiltade
Federai Bel Pradheg
Flooded Rivers Cause Property Loss Across Counties
Storms and heavy rainfall flood rivers and wash out tracks in multiple counties. Severn and nearby streams overflow destroying barns and threatening towns while coal mines suspend operations and trains derail in Hazleton area amid widespread damage.
Untitled Financial Confusion Signals Bank Scrutiny
Fragmentary text hints at bank financial activity and government actions with mentions of sizable sums, a proposed reform report, and regulatory scrutiny. Names and precise details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but references imply a major financial event and oversight context.
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