Forty Arrested In Show Cleansing War
Forty actors, producers, and men were arrested on Broadway for immoral deviations during performances. Arrests will recur nightly as the city tightens a morality crackdown. The Captive, Sex, and The Virgin Man were named. several cast members bond set at 1000 dollars.
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Broadway
New York
Turthiey -Heart
Anu
Madev Motes
Mae Test
Dani Rathbone
Helen Menken
Don Dillaway
Dorothy Hell
Wanoad
Chineue
Banton
Pier
Jean Tanning
Jain Ie Gtthath
Five Children Burned in Rudyart House Fire
A fatal house blaze near Rudyart left five children dead and two adults severely burned. The sleeping family perished as flames trapped them on the stairs after a stove overheated. A rescuing attempt by Thomas Trimble failed, burning his hands while escaping with injuries. Investigators found the charred remains in the beds. the house and its occupants were identified as Afr and Mita, with local residents Harry Tribbis and his wife among those affected.
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Saul
Marie
Meh
Afr
Mita
Harry Tribbis
Rudyart
Aargeret
Robert
Howe
Peasants Display 200-Year-Old Priest Body in Romania
In Gio district, Romanian peasants order a costly wooden casket to view a well preserved priest believed dead 200 years ago. They plan an admission fee for sightseers, viewing the preserved body as a miracle despite crumbling coffin fragments.
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Romania
Gio
Sullivan Aids Rumor Western Maryland Buy by New York Central
The Baltimore Sun reports on claims by G W Sullivan former general chairman of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen that New York Central plans to acquire Western Maryland Raiload. Sullivan suggested the link at Dickerson Run Pa would allow Central to reach Baltimore, via a 60 mile connection, impacting union workers and operations.
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Brotherhood of Railway
Maryland
Mail
New York
Gentral
Mr.Sullivan
Daily Mail
Baltimore
Cumberland
My. Sullivan
Thors High
Alvcius
Western Maryland
Ite
Tier
New York Central
Ex czarist officials executed by Soviets in Leningrad
A Soviet execution sweep in Leningrad today killed three former czarist officials. The men Artlet, former Riga Central director. Loman, his assistant. and Kroonin, a hangman, were executed for alleged mistreatment of revolutionaries before 1917.
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Rugsin
Cormar Ceaviet
Thme
Artlet
Riga Cantral
Vrlyon
Loman
Hie
Gna
Kroonin
Ho Hangnign
Daugherty Orders Alleged By Smith Witness Testifies
In a New York court a witness testified that Daugherty ordered actions connected to Harding era affairs. The testimony described Daugherty directing associates and discussed the involvement of J. Bailey and others in 1981 events at Atlanta. Authorities feared violence as the inquiry scrutinized corruption tied to the United States government and a major steel company.
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Omoeral Gourt
New York
Tostinone
Lyfal
Toelaye
Hay 71
Augherty
Aiteragy Gonwinh
Jane W. Smit
J. Bailoy
Atlanta
Wy Batth
Daugherty
Atlants
Yaad W. Miller
Alion Prooparee
Matal
Ube
Salm
Tax measure draft under Ways and Means committee
The House Ways and Means Committee agreed to begin drafting a new tax relief bill with work likely starting in October. The plan aims to have the bill ready for presentation when Congress convenes in December under authority for a sub committee led by Representative Bhucharact of New Jersey to examine customs administration. A damage suit was filed in court today by FS. Mazzo through attorney W. P. Lane Jr. over a personal injury incident involving Luther Keefer.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Toway
Howes
Tiwax
Bhcharact
Remblican
New Jersey
Luther Keefer
FS. Mazzo
W. P. Lane
Thomas Edison 80 Tomorrow Parade at Sunny Orange Park
The item notes Thomas Edison’s 80th tomorrow with a reception at Tevatyn Park Newport Orange. Henry Ford will attend and a Newark Edison clones meeting is mentioned. A veteran Edison celebration in Menlo Park area is described with mixed details about events and locations.
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Thomas Alvin Wollaon
Tewatyn Park
Jnal Orange
Henry Ford
Pho Anguwl Moetink
Newark
Edison Clonaors
Bonn of Man
Menlo Park
Rey Sane
Tha Ans
Briek Tahovatary
West Quinine
Edison
Adeniite Traily
Entila
Winslese Ereetivea
Nbhe
Eivrad
Kram
Nolo Mhyel
Fomor
Wes Mwald May
Trranly
Vo Vout
Blow In Anger Kills Player In Basketball Incident
Bayonne report says a heated battle on a batchettball court led to the death of John Pompko, 79, after he was struck and elbowed during a dribble. Parishi, 78, accused on a pending homicide charge, awaiting autopsy results.
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Bayonne
John Pompko
Pompko
Benjamin Parisii
Parish
Four divorce suits filed in a day here
Four divorce suits were filed in a single day here amid scattered details. Grace Webster sues Mama D. Webster alleging faithfulness abandonment. they wed in 1020 and have one child. Knighton and Addic Meardort also file suits, with names and dates partially visible, indicating domestic disputes and separation actions.
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Revelvell
Grace
Webster
Imamas D. Webaster
O. Knighton
Nealuet
MT. Knighton
Meardort
Raymount A
Beardort
F. Wilson
Aguinet
Charles Wy
Fuuketoyu
Brewers Must Serve Terms After Conviction
A St Louis case reports brewer proprietors convicted of manufacturing and selling liquor under the Prohibition era act. They were ordered to serve jail terms and pay fines totaling 15,900 dollars, with judges describing the offenses as illegal production and distribution. The article mentions Carmen moving in New York and the Metropolitan Opera context.
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ST. Louis
Grorgu
Athans
Radera Judea Tindley
Riko
Coal Control Bills Tabled in Commerce Committee
Washington Feb 10 The Commerce Committee voted 12 to 7 to table all coal control legislation. Chairman Harker introduced a new bill granting the federal government authority to control coal shipments by suspending work at the mines.
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Washington
Mousa Commerce Committee
Harker
Man Falls From Coal Car Breaks Ribs
A coal dealer employee fell from the top of a coal car at Clark Avenue and sustained broken ribs and other injuries. Found by a fellow worker, he was taken to a hospital where his condition was listed as improved at noon. The accident occurred in the Baltimore and Ohio yards.
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Gills Dunn
Clark. Com Avenue
H. 1 Mius
Auta
Tiutsas
Otha Hospital
Alwigat
Baltimore
Olin
Marines in Shanghai Reported Move in Westward Area
Fragmentary 1930s era text notes Marines in Shanghai and movements by authorities. Mentions potential strategic shifts and observations about troop disposition and regional responses amid broader international tension.
Dictator Still Holds Power in Portugal After Revolt
Dispatches from Lisbon confirm President Carmona’s dictatorship remains in power after a 44 hour bombardment of Oporto’s stronghold. Casualties unknown with reports of many killed among rebels and civilians. Lisbon insurgents included guards, police, and civilians. cruiser Carvallal Aranjo engaged until silenced by shore batteries.
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Portugal
Carmona
Lisbon
Chia
Lizbouwan
Oporto
Souza Diaz
Oporte
Jacred
Republican Guard
Carvallag Aranjo
Requests 10 Million Toward Fight European Corn Borer
Washington February 19 Provident Coolidge asked Congress for a supplemental appropriation of 10 million dollars to combat the European corn borer. The bill has passed the Senate and will fund farm to farm treatment of corn stalks and debris in the corn belt, plus special machinery beyond normal farmer purchase.
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UR Provident
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Congregs
Parnell Bil
Congress
Diracs Dar
Bidget
United States May Push World Naval Arms Limit
President Coolidge proposed negotiating treaties to limit navies, extending limits to smaller ships. Aimed at preventing another global arms race, the plan faces mixed congressional reception as cruiser construction proceeds and debates continue in Congress. The message, read in both chambers, signals ongoing push for disarmament at Genet conference.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
Coolidge
Weebington
Waslington
Congress
Cookinge
Woman Burned As Oil Ignites Stove Fire
Mrs Heliss Henson, wife of Harry Henson, poured coal oil into a sock stove in a stair and burst into flames. The husband tore burning clothing away and both arms and hands were burned. She is severely burned but showing improvement and under medical care.
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Heliss Henson
Harry Henson
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Daim No. A
Beacon
Hebson
Henson
Poe
P E Company seeks absorption of La Vale plant hearing set
The Fulamac Polygon Company applies to absorb the La Vale Zac to Light and Power station near Cumberland. Public Service Commission hears the case the following afternoon with Thomas W W Peters of Potomac Edison Cumberland to represent. If approved, the plant will be closed and dismantled after a December 26 agreement for purchase of plant and equipment by Potomac Edison Company.
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Fulamac Polygon Company
la Vale Zac
la Vale
Cumberland
Public Service Commission
Thomas W W. Peters
PF. E. Company
Potomac Envion Company
LaVale Co
Public Service Company
Potomac Edison
Dany
Lavale
Olec‘trietty
Police Pay Gap Sparks Debate In Hagerstown Chamberstown
Disjointed report notes rising pay for police across Hagerstown and Chambersburg. It cites monthly salaries for chiefs and lieutenants, compares patrolmen raises, and mentions related municipal budget pressures amid the ongoing discussion on officer compensation.
Youth nabbed looting home in quiet Concord street raid
A juvenile robber tried to ransack Newton Startzman residence at 746 Concord Street. He fled after being seized briefly by Startzman who obtained a description. police to be notified if the youth reappears.
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Newton
Stantzman
Concord Street
Startzman
Chambersburg approves funds for playground and trees
Chambersburg's borough allocates 2000 dollars for Playground Week and 890 dollars for plantings to beautify the town. The acid farm along Western Pike is noted as purchased by Laura L. Wranit for 7025 dollars.
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Chambersburg
Iborough Coutie
Calvin Trumpower
Laura L. Wranit
Florida investors in county stand to lose little money
Washington coastal investors in Florida real estate face small losses as a collapse in Florida values affects property bought in the wildcat boom. Many buyers retained land inside the state but prices have tumbled. several mass deals foretell sad results for those who paid high prices for wilderness plots and wildcat holdings.
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Florida
Washington Coustalia
Washingon
Tang
California
Uhersandy
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