Fast Train Hits Jitney at Grade Crossing Disaster
A New York Central fast mail train struck a jitney bus at a grade crossing in Painesville Ohio killing 13 people and wounding several as the bus failed to heed the red danger signal. Witnesses said the bus did not stop and warning cries were drowned by the train. The crash hurled bodies along the track for hundreds of yards.
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Painesville
Ohio
United Preen
Nurl
New York Central
Charten Sullivan
Barnes
Blanding
Ito Eagnie
Democrats Stress Hard Times in Congressional Campaign
Washington March 4 Democrats map a campaign stressing hard times and economic strain under Harding era. Key issues include soldier bonuses, Senate seating disputes with Newberry, amendments to veterans benefits, and shifts in manufacturing and alcohol policy tied to Versailles treaty fallout. Governor Cox blames Republican politics for the national distress.
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Unite Peas
Washington
Harding
She Potla
Newberry
Eubeldy
Matt Wites
Rormar
Cox
The
Republicana
Revolution Overthrows Fiume Government
A revolutionary provisional government claims power after overthrowing President Zeanella in a fascist uprising. White flag, bombardment, and casualties mark the seizure as Royal Carabineers and troops are tasked with maintaining order. Tealian authorities to govern with restored tranquility.
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Ily Matera Aricet Rume
sMare Lume
Atorm
Preal
Ilent Zeanella
Cagualties
Boa
Bonnella
Faelstas
Faciatas
Three Perished in Hotel Fire in Norfolk
Norfolk dispatch reports a deadly hotel fire in the early morning trapping residents on stairs. Victims named include Helen White, Booth Norfolk, Lem McKinley, and Hyatt, with authorities searching the ruins of a small inn described as Gardens of Italy for more information.
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Italy
Norfolk
Helen White
Booth Norfolk
Lem McKinley
Craddick
Ant Roh
Hyatt, Sesnag
Claas
Five Freight Cars Derail on Western Maryland Railroad
Five cars of a Western Maryland freight train derailed at 7:10 AM near Union Bridge Maryland. Two cars carrying asphalt and sheet metal plunged over an embankment. no injuries reported. Three cars contained lubricating oil and two were empty. Engine and conductor Resch in charge. Wrecking crews from Hagerstown mobilized. branch traffic halted with detour for passenger Nos. 3 and 4 via Union Bridge and Keymar on Pennsylvania tracks. Track expected to reopen later today.
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Western Maryland Railroad
Union
Hagerstown
Union Bridge
Keyomre
Pennsylvania Railroad
Two Railroad Workers Injured In Local Yard Accidents
Two Western Maryland Railroad employees were hurt in separate yard incidents. Gladhill suffered a severe laceration to the right cheek and forehead from a falling iron piece, while Sinn, from Salem town, sustained a sprained back after falling through an opening in a freight car. Both were treated by a local physician and returned home.
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Maryland
Rrailroad
J. CG. Gadi
Franklin Street
J. R. Sinn
Salem Atone
Gladhill
Jim
Liahoiia
Policies Continue in Hays Platform Read by U P Wisconin
United Press dispatch from Wisconsin notes polices to humanize the postal service as central to the platform. The document references a Democratic convention and mentions Wilde finding a flaw on the eighth page of Daffy Matt.
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United Press
Wisiingror
Marcel
ontmaster-General
Policiea RA
Postal Service
Wilde
Audit of CIPY Light Plant Reveals Crime Scene Details
An audit of the Municipal Electric Light Plant is released by officials under B. Slaybaugh. The report discusses the Harvey case, noting brutal branding and knife wounds on two murdered salesmen, with claims the torture was performed by specialists from the Gléatric Light Plant. The text also references medical findings and such details as a hanging church scene amid the investigation.
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B. Slaybaugh
Novonutant
Chicago
Harvey
Church
Hoonulown
Avery
W9l
Whek
Gléatric Light Plant
Brokerage Firms Collapse In Market Panic
A chaotic New York market reports widespread failures as forty brokerage firms crash amid a broader financial collapse. The turmoil triggers steep losses, with investors scrambling to secure assets while regulators monitor liquidity and counterparty risk amid the historic downturn.
Western Maryland Band Donation at Fair
A murky report notes the Western Maryland Band received a donation during the annual fair hosted by the Western Enterprise fire hall. The event drew the largest crowd of the fair season with performances by local groups Ye Mu Mennal and Winters Maryland.
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Western Enterprise Fire Hall
Western Maryland
Maryland
Rum Pirates Seize 250000 Cargo On Schooner
In New York on March 4 a 150-foot Bahamas schooner was boarded by rum pirates who overpowered the captain and crew and unloaded liquor worth 250000. The action occurred off Cap May and the cargo of 64000 Haddos was moved ashore as police recovered the vessels in West Chester Creek.
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New York
Bahamas
Capa May
Aldo
Plan Neighborhood Association For Development Of The City Plan
Community leaders push a non partisan effort in Hagerstown to form The Neighborhood Association of West Hagerstown. Aimed at citywide welfare through united civic action, the tentative group plans a meeting at Washington Church to organize members and elect permanent officers.
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Plan Neighborhood Association For Development of the City
Hagerstown
United
Associa West Hagerstown
Tse
Bornent
Hell
Wankington
Imia
Ned Ws
aVarren M . Ray
Yereucon
Sm. Sexton MM
Potterfield
Walter Cearfeaa
C. Fumelsine
Pthora
Water Company Teardown Vote Sells Plant for 930000
A meeting of stockholders voted to sell the Water Company plant to Wayneeburg borough for 930000, or 27600 per share. Of 12000 shares, 10342 were voted, 7688 in favor and 2745 against. The borough offered 368 per share, with reports of a higher bid under consideration. The company, 40 years old, was organized by Philadelphia capitalists with gravity system water from Antionany.
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Wayneshiro
Waler
Kapaay
Wayneeburg
Iha
Tha Gale
Philadelphia Capitaliata
Antiotany Erect
Mish Prunes School Bond Bill and Cuts Funds
Legislative actions in Washington county shift a proposed 450000 bond plan to 200000. Senator Mish aims to identify changes and justify the reduction while preserving funds for Hagerstown and county school use. The board of school commissioners and county delegates debate balance between county needs and bond limits.
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Stale
Washington County
Hagerstown
Hunt Nominee With Lantern
The Republican mayoralty nominating convention will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in bathing attire. A well known Republican leader faces pressure to enter the race while several others have refused, leaving the field unsettled and the party "all at sea" as a crowd gathers.
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Yondars
Democratic Convention Names Strong Candidate and Broad Platform
The Democratic Convention in Hagerstown selected a seasoned candidate with broad appeal and adopted a robust platform. Leon Youriee chaired debates on credentials while Harry Hutson and Norman Schuyler assisted. Mrs. Danis Dowlin named secretary. The meeting endorsed a platform the committee deemed worthy of pride.
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Charles £. Bowman
Gerstown
Hagerstown
Bowman
Ee Cit
Entiiintaann
Leon’ R
B.erder
Masod
Danis Dowln
Committee On
Harry Hutson
Leon Harry Schuyler
Norman
Maniac Wounds Three in Brooklyn With Silenced Gun
In New York on March 4 a man with an automatic revolver fitted with a silencer opened fire on civilians in Brooklyn. Three men were wounded on streets and an elevated train. no shooter trace was found. Police surmise a rooftop assailant targeting riders and nearby pedestrians.
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New York
Jared
Brooklyn
Geotee Wants Held On $400 Theft Charge
Geotee Wants was arrested at his home by Deputy Sheriff Deeds and Thurston on a theft charge tied to items allegedly stolen from George McCarthy’s home in Waynesboro. After a preliminary hearing before Magistrate Bilwer in Police Court, he was remanded to await arraignment Monday morning.
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Geotee Wants
Ais
Sherif Deeds
Thurnton
Waynesboro
Magistrata Bilwer
Thid
George McCarthy
Man-Runs Amuck Causes Fatal Family Tragedy
Ralph Kabosky, 30, killed his brother Joseph Kabosky, 26, during a violent incident at their Baltimore house. Witnesses recount drunken behavior and a chaotic scene as family members describe injuries and a deadly confrontation. Joseph, a former serviceman, had been wounded in France and received a small government monthly allowance.
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Kabosky
Joseph
Kabesky
Joseph Kabosky
France
Ralph _Kaboaky Waa
Lillian Silver
New York
Baltimore
H Jsrow
Hey
Joseph Kahosky
Tia Peirdton
Winsky
Nolleg
Alee
Harding authorizes recall denial of Harvey as ambassador
President Harding announced that a recall decision concerning George Harvey, ambassador to Turkey, was denied. The brief statement confirms no immediate action to remove or replace the envoy despite ongoing discussions about postings and duties.
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Washington
Harding
Denis Et
Sats
George Harvey
Tisitis
Toma
Assassins in Pocantico Scene Reported Abroad
Fragmentary picaresque notes describe an assassin gang at Pocantico engaging in violent actions and names like Rockefeller. the text hints at a dramatic event near a rock quarry and mentions a Meuse setting with unclear chronology and foreign references.
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Fiume
MD. R. R
Gladhill An
Harvey Church
Burldton
Whysicians
Frago Rotten Hive
Alnes
Cape May
Earl of
West End
Democrats
Register
Hageratora
Marek
Mish Prunes
Hunt
Lantern
Pherae
Hameda
Teolsti
Vention
Aleo
Parte Mnifi
Maniac
Amuck
Brother
Joseph ‘Kabosky
Pocantiog
Jom D. Rockefelier
Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller
Fauia
Meuse
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