Missing Lambton seamen after split vessel wreck
Rescue efforts continued for 22 crew members of the Lambton after the ship split in Great Lakes ice near Pariesenne Island. A tug reported the hull buckled amidships and crew footprints were found in the snow, suggesting abandonment and inland movement. weather hampered search as ice formed around the wreck. Meanwhile Mrs. Elmira Gentile’s condition improved at Northampton hospital amid influenza treatment.
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Sault Sth Marie
Mich
Great Lakes
Pariesenne Island
Agawyo
Manitoulin Island
Reading
Sign Now Hides Lindy ablet
The Detroit birth house of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh featured a brass tablet honoring him that summer. A landlady, irritated by visitors inside the rooming house, covered the “come to Rent?” sign placed above the hidden tablet to deter curious guests.
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Detroit
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Recruiting Plans to Be Discussed in Annapolis Dinner
Annapolis Md Dec 12 Plans for statewide Maryland National Guard recruiting will be assessed Wednesday night as Governor Hirthe entertains leaders from major corporations and business firms at the Maryland Club in Baltimore. Expected presenters include The American Wholesale Company Anticor Sugar Refinery Bethlehem Steel Corporation Virginia and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroads. Mr and Mrs C D Cotman spent Tuesday at Brownsville with Wilbur Jennings and Lanny.
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Annapolo
Maryland National Guard
Hitehte Wil
Leadlg
Maryland Club
Balimore
American Wholesale Company
Aniticat Sugar Refinery
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Vallimora and Ohio
Penneyl Yanly
Telephone calls per person rise sharply in 1926
New York reports 202 telephone calls per person in 1926, up from 34 in 1903, a 304 percent surge. The Quadral conference board notes rapid growth in telephone communications and associated messaging traffic nationwide, reflecting broader urbanization and social shifts.
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New York
Dot
Juan
United States
Dn Vance
Prominent Speakers Discuss Tolerance Banquet
Baltimore, Dec 12. Nationally known speakers discussed religious and social tolerance at a banquet hosted by Catholic and Jewish groups. The event highlighted interfaith cooperation and urged continued efforts to foster understanding.
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Baltimore
Protestant Interdenominational Meeting Sparks Debate
About four hundred members from three religious divisions gathered to discuss interdenominational and interracial questions. Speakers included Senator Thomas J. Waly of Muatura, Rabbi Stephen S. Wie of New York, Reverend Charles I Jefferson of Broadway Tabernacle, and G. W. Brown of Philadelphia, addressing Protestant concerns and stirring debate.
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Yusplevé
Aroud
Dimigr
Thomas J. Waly
Muatura
le Calnultes
Stephen 8. Wie
New Yorks
Charles
Jefferson
Broadway Tabernacle
New York City
G. W. Brown
Philadelphia
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New Jersey
Rive
Agtote
Dresgi
Polly Preston Strong
Avely
McCardell Bros
Harry C. Main
Franklin Street
Kirk
Yee
Shearer
Akeeee
R. Bruce Carson
Jeweler
Mrs. C. D. Cotman
Brownsville
Wilbur Jennngs
Lanny
Newberry’s
West
Washington Street
Pot St
Waltham Library
Mowen
Jonathan Street
Court House
Globe Shoe Market
Potomac Street
Hagerstown, Md
Studebaker Corporation of America
Atlantic City Speedway
American Automobile Association
Studebaker
Studebaker Corporation
Erskine
Studebaker Commander
Amoco.gas
Ian
Pan American Petroleum and Transport Company
Mexican Petroleum Corporation
AMOCO
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