Capital Shocked When Senator McCormick Found Dead
The American Federation of Labor moves to mediate disputes between United Mine Workers of America and the Brotherhood of miners amid tensions over nonunion labor in the New York coal field. AFL leaders including Secretary A Morel discuss efforts at the federation's convention as factions within conservatives align.
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McCormick
Washington
de UN
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workary
Atherlca
Mrothertood Wineers
Tanomativa
Tver
la West
Girl Wife Accused Of Acid Attack On Husband
Reports say Mrs. Wer nhea Day allegedly threw acid in her husband Day’s face and then ingested poison. He remains in critical condition in Louisiana with doubtful recovery. authorities note a possible motive tied to a romance with his son and conflict with Day’s mother-in-law.
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Wernhea Day
Utitkindale
Young Day
Apevlaliits
Day
Frederick Jail Sees Crowded Cells and Delays
Frederick's jail is reported full as authorities hold prisoners amid crowding. A man named Taber Mokheedey was sentenced to ten days for drunken disorder, with fines paid, while other inmates face similar limits as the facility reaches capacity.
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Taber
Mokheedey
Leukivily
Wye
Soleredl
Jtowar
Patley Naurt
Truck Stolen and Stripped Near Williamsport
A vehicle theft near Williamsport reports a truck stolen from Me Myers or Williamsport area. The thief removed wheels and tires, leaving the stripped vehicle abandoned along the road, with authorities pursuing leads and possible suspects under investigation.
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Cera
William
Subyarberd
Newt
Aarne Wet Wis
Walnsin
New Bells Dane
Williamaport
Hye Peley
Allie Pivostigabel Itil
Me Myers
Luviioriti
Williamsport
Local Business Transfers and Openings Noted in Patchy Report
Edda B Martz buys John Zorhi hla pool room and tobacco at 409 West Washington Street. Yothia to continue second hand business at 405 West Washington Street. Nerhin K Sprecher plans a gorge in Congencheague. Much improved results reported for Vhyllia Lotter's dranguter and Mrs Hoy A Lester amid prior health concerns.
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Edda B. Martz
John Zorhi
Hla
Weat
Washington Street
Yothia
Contina
Washington St
Nerhin K. Sprecher
Vhyllia Lotter
Dranguter
Mir
Hoy A. Lester
Girl Fatally Guards Home Against Father Attack
In Chicago on February 25, 17 year old Roga Topetro shot and killed her father after he again attempted to attack her at their home. Police say the unnamed second assault within a week prompted the defense with a revolver.
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Chicago
Roga Topetro
Tony
Doin Depetro
Congressman's Wife Promises More About Legislators Who Vote
In Washington Mrs. Scott, wife of Representative Scott, travels with a lawyer to obtain depositions about alleged life ethics of lawmakers. She intends to present them to court on March 1 in a suit brought by her husband, while supporters argue the depositions defend Mrs. Scott against charges of political scandal.
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Washington
Aleta
Mid
Chadivorea
Scott
Conaross
Loula
Woman's Fate Hinges Upon Marriage in Federal Case
Pleading guilty to manufacture at lhem, Russell Hennett tells court that his wife Viola Mera ith Hoonet and others had nothing to do with liquor business operations. Judge Wagaman withholds verdict on dust action. attorney Maytor argues Bennets were lawfully married seven years ago in Washington. The scene includes brief laughter as Hennett speaks. continuation noted on page 12.
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Lhem
Russell Hennett
Viola Meraith Hoonet
Toga Wil Moma
Simon Waltshinn
Balumora
Jiniga Wagaman
Omer T. Maytor
Bennets
Cera
Hontete
Hia Wite
Tney
Washington
Honnett
Wasa Wan
Cabstia
Ha Apeckitirs
Bernnstt
Unie
Court martial for navy ram runners seen
Norfolk mass ship officers and crew of the government transport Twnfort face court martial after a ram raid on a West Indies wine and ivory cargo vessel. Probers say more than 200 gallons of wine and ivory were seized, with frantic efforts to dump the loot as officers fought the fire and the raid unfolded.
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NAVY
Norfolk
Ivor
West Indies
Fire Destroys Contents of North Beard Street Cellar
A blaze swept the back cellar of Paul B. Gruber at 114 North Street, prompting emergency crews from the Sunior Fire Company to extinguish the flames. Investigators work to determine the cause.
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Corning
Paul B. Gruber
Sunior Piro Company
Phone From New York To London Within A Year
Rugby England February 25 Tele phone calls between London and New York may be a reality within a year. Government experimental station here reports two way speech using a 200 kilowatt plant and port office engineers say within a year subscribers could reach New York by thermionic valve. They claim atmospheric disturbances are nearly overcome and trans Atlantic connection could take no longer than five minutes once perfected.
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Rugby
Eng
London
New York
Port Ofice
Brakeman on W M Killed Near Cumberland
Paxton a Western Maryland brakeman of Cumberland and well known here died in Cumberland hospital from injuries after being thrown beneath a train near Cumberland. He likely fell to the track between cars. both legs were severed and he lay on the track about an hour before discovery. A wife and two children survive.
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Paxton
Maryland
Cumberland
Cumberlant
Prettia
Death Shocks Capital as Senator McCormick Dies
A former Senate leader James McCormick was found dead in his capital apartment. The 1918 veteran, cited as a strong candidate for a diplomatic post, caused surprise across political and social circles after a late life of public service.
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Washis
United States
Senate
Takas
Caplayes
McCormick
McCormiel
McCommiel
Desaita
MeCormick
United State Aanbissgdar Wa Patty
Schato Foreign Relationa
McCormick Cama
Train Engineer Thoman Saves Passengers Near Pittsburg Va
Engine officer Peter Thoman warning from the roar of a landslide saved many aboard a passenger train near Tallingcock Me. The blasting rock and a ruptured bridge tet off the carriages as the train halted and narrowly avoided disaster. Thoman leaped clear just before the rock and debris struck the tracks, earning praise for swift action.
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Pittsburg
Peter Thoman
Iiveg
Warnet
Towa
Tallingcock
Balthware & Ohie
Hesse Free
Rock
Wad Howe
Japan May Permit Foreigners To Own Land Soon
Tokyo reports the Japanese Department of Justice completed drafting a bill allowing foreigners to own land in Japan. The measure would grant land ownership rights to citizens of certain allied nations while restricting others under specified conditions.
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Japan
TOKIO
Inatiee
Eseneta
Iil
Experts Plan Emergency Crop To Replace Loss Of Peaches
About 30 fruit growers from Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and West Virginia attended a regional meeting on peach crop loss and an emergency substitute. Speakers discussed peach tree curl brown rot sprays timing before bud swell pink stage and alternative crops such as corn early varieties and tomatoes with beans as viable quick yields.
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Gio
Peninsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Amart A. Jehte
Ratlach
Tabor
Moore
C. C. Hamilton
Eprondora
Cory
Tha Oriental
Torn Letter Clew to Robbery in Wharspring Garage
Hubert K. Wage, owner of Wharspring Garage, reports a robbery at his premises early Sunday resulting in about 230 dollars in seeds. A man is blamed as a suspect and most loot recovered. A fragmentary letter traced to William Diehl in Cumberland was linked to the case. Police pursued leads and contacted local authorities.
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Hubert EK
Wage
Seada
Tede Roach
Thora Roach
Willian
PB. Diehl
Virginia Avenagy
Cumberlawl
Liberty
Roach
Statute
Willi A. Miter
Dunverhall
Stevie A. J. Crawwell
Paylor
Hage 12
Borglum off stone height sculptor job in Atlanta
A garbled report notes Gulzon Borglum, a New York sculptor, discharged from Stone Mountain Confederate Centennial Association duties in Atlanta. Mentions a public meeting in Cleveland and a question on authority, plus a police instruction about alley refuse and a non support charge against John C. Clabert in Cavetown.
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Atouarta
Stone Mountain
Gulzon Borglum
New York
Pisantie Agtra
General Lea
Fistructia
Slpcamnoo
Osecus
Kelvet Anether Sculptor Alt Mea
Sino Una
Cleveland
Lester 2
Tarkow
Yana
Stons+ Mowhtata
Trarngy Peak
Sani Bakob
John C. Clabert
Cavetown
War
Beri B Yo Ace Tote Pagtn
Abolition Talk and Whipping Fate in Maryland Court Debate
A group of magistrates and judges in Maryland debate abolition of wife beating by whipping. The interview cites Weinstern and Wepps officials, arguing whipping as swift punishment, amid calls for reform and references to the Nineteenth Amendment and evolving laws.
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New York
Hays Cove
Hagerstown
Munglateale
J. Scott Wepeas
Aula
Thas
Juno
Serfona
Thewlora Rongevure
Fire Justice
Sears
Japan and Russia Move Toward Fresh Treaty Talks
An OCR garble suggests Japan and Russia may renew negotiations on a treaty. The fragment references Moscow and potential changes in alliances and international arrangements, with unclear dates and details.
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Nick Lane
Peck
Viola Bennett
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Bower
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