Beveridge Edges New for Indiana Senate Nomination
Ex Senator Beveridge leads incumbent Harry New in early Indiana Republican primary returns with 69,876 to 64,718 in 1,368 of 3,882 precincts. Beveridge's supporters claim a 15,000 advantage statewide, while Marlon County remains a key, tight contest as vote counting continues.
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Beveridge
United Men
Indianapolis
Albert J. Beveridge
Harry F. New
Harding
U.S
New
Sunnetters
Marlon County
Marlon
Allo
Beverldga
Carr
Clarance’ Martin
Bavaridga
Doyaridge Ie
Rétaros
Hardig
Bayeridga
Baker Buys First Lot onHospital Tract Site
The first lot on the old hospital site at Potomac Avenue and the corner of Potomac and Trewin Avenues was sold to C Walter Baker attorney on private terms from Lancelot Jacques and a syndicate. Baker plans a home on the lot while Jacques anticipates rapid development in the area as construction expands through the district.
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Mr. Baker
Potomac’ Avenue
Lancelot Jacques
C. Walter Baker
Potomac
Trewin Avenues
Baker
Alte
Jacques
Klan Suit Filed By New Orleans Man In Fort Worth
A federal court filing in Fort Worth accuses the Ku Klux Klan of pressuring A. W. Bange of New Orleans and Fort Worth to discharge employees and ruin his reputation and fortune. The suit names George Kimbro and W. A. Hangay as defendants, with Hangay described as a prominent attorney.
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Ft) Worth
Texas
Ku Klux Klan
A. W. Bange
New Orléans
Ft. Worth
Basbb
of Cantention
Lingdo
George Kimbro
Sey Brandgoblin
W. A. Hangay
FY. Worth
Largest emerald discovery sparks police hunt in New York
In New York May section a report claims the discovery of what is believed to be the largest emerald in the United States and one of the largest in existence. Police and private detectives from many cities pursue thieves who robbed Mrs. Mitchell, wife of a Philadelphia millionaire sugar refiner, of $100,000 worth of emeralds.
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Unitea Prean
New York
United States
Mra. Mitehel
Philadelphia
Ifewela
Seay
Floods Cause Massive Property Damage and Displacement
Estimates from NR. Cotton and officials place property losses at about 12.6 million dollars with around 30,000 people made homeless as floodwaters from the Mississippi and its tributaries inundate Natchez and surrounding areas. Thousands more remain isolated as the disaster impacts square miles of fertile land and regional livelihoods.
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Natchez
Migs
NR. Cotton
Jonesville
Ind
Stolen car found wrecked after theft near Antietam road
The automobile of Povey Lyons of Brthaburg was stolen last night near Antitam road. It was found wrecked this morning on the Cearfare pike near Cearfare. Police believe joy riders stole the car and crashed into a fence. Lyons left the car on Antietam plioet and went to a friend's home, returning to destroy the car a few minutes later. No trace has been found of the thieves.
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Povey
Lyons
Brtthaburg
Antiatamslrest
Potone
Ceartona Pike
Cearfare
Pollea
Joy Ridara
Antietam
Mystery Health Update From Unclear Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Mrs Krritz improving at a hospital or institution on the condition of Myadd or Myadde, with references to a crash or accident and a later withdrawal or decline. Names and places are garbled, yielding a low-confidence, partial health status item from a local page.
Half of Penn a Town in Ruins After Fire
A destructive blaze hit the town of Marionville injuring and damaging two large factories and several buildings including a newspaper office and a theater. Damages are estimated around $1,000,000 as crews battle the stubborn flames and assess the wreckage in heavy rain.
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May Sochime
Marionville
Waa
Sx Dwal Muga
Whewspaper Ofica
Iy Bank
Ators Aid & Roction Picture Theatre
Damogga
Ritchie Nominated to Head State Bar
Albert Hitchiy was selected yesterday by the Maryland State Bar Association nominating committee as candidate for president for the upcoming year. Sylvan Tayos Lanchbafaear, who was killed last year, served last year and the custom to elect presidential candidates alternates between Baltimore and the Santa area.
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Ritchie
Albert
Hitchiy
Maryland
Caydttaloy
Baltimore
Sinta Outatita
Besa
Ceatitad Wits Peste Gs Tie Uriber
Wu Pei Fu Attacks Manchurians Near Nachung
Reports from the war front describe large scale fighting between Wu Pei Fu and Chang Tso Lin forces. Wu Pei Fu, after a setback, allegedly regained initiative as central China troops resist toward Nachung and push toward Peking while an unrelated will probate is filed in Keedysville.
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Wu Pei-Fu
Chang ‘Tso Lin
Nachung
Central China
Wu Peo Fu
Peking
Kilkenny battle ends in Free State victory during Irish civil war
Reports from Kilkenny say Free State forces gained control after fierce fighting as insurgents from Kilkenny were driven from fortified towers. More than 100 surrendered as the clash ended, while separate treason trials in another region focused on prosecutors' alleged last-play strategy amid security tensions. Disarmament talks opened at Genoa with Russia raising the issue at the plenary session.
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Watten Wre
Dublin
Kilkenny
Ireland
Free State
Gathdail
Malicious Attempt To Destroy W M Engine Nears Success
A Western Maryland engine in the yards was damaged by a deliberate act last night. An iron plate was placed under the piston area to derail the engine, destroying much of the mechanism. No arrest yet, and repairs may cost hundreds of dollars, possibly sending the locomotive to Baldwin Works. Investigators question several individuals as officials seek the perpetrator.
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Maryland
Wululy
Bildwin Locomotivn Works
Philadelphia
Maryland Classis Staff Is Named
The Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church held its Brunswick session to elect officers. Vice-president Mary Cobents and recording secretary Rev. R. Mom bio were named, with Rev. P. S. VWpainior chosen as pantor. The session also elected president Rev. Henrt Te OG and other officers as sessions adjourned amid greetings and brief remarks.
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Brunswick
Flesta
Wmary
Coblents
Frodarick
Fire spotted from Quirauk Lookout boosts swift response
A fire was seen from Quirauk Lookout near the old Jacob Kedler tract between Boartown and Mentzer Gay- roan. Foresters alerted Forest Ranger Harris and Mont Alto academy participants acted quickly, containing the fire by late afternoon to a narrow strip. Authorities praised prompt action as crucial to stopping a potential blaze.
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Forest
Jacob Kedler
Boartown
Harris ‘Themaa
Glen Furney
Forest Academy
Mont Alto
Thomas
Academy
Lights Turned On at Leitersburg Despite Outdated Line
The Leitersburg Power Company energized its plant Saturday night, illuminating about 60 patrons and boosting expectations for higher attendance. The upgrade promises improved lighting for the village and its southern neighbor, signaling progress in local infrastructure.
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Waa
Letterburg
Inereada
More Commissions for City Officials Announced
The commissions of George W. Tuxton Kesdyaville and Whavioy W. Wall Quealts, appointed by Governor Orm Ritehta, were renewed today at the Hyhiety profile ceremony.
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Amt
W. Wall Quealts
Govorm Ritehta
Pfilew
Mysterious blaze damages U S Treasury in Washington
May 3 Washington authorities report a mysterious fire at the Treasury, damaging roof sections and an area storing treasury blueprints. Flames 40 feet high shot from the roof while President Harding, watching from the White House, saw sparks fall across the executive grounds. Marines controlled the crowd as firemen fought the blaze for about an hour. Damage estimated at 100000 dollars amid a string of recent incidents.
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United States
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Tha
PraaljWem
Harding
White House
Executive Mansion
Steel Plant Fire Rips Jones Laughlin. Loss Heavy
Fire swept through the Jones Laughlin Steel Plant at Pittsburgh on May 3 threatening to destroy several buildings. Four structures including the machine shop and finishing mill burned, with damage estimates ranging from 250 HOD to 1 000 000. Residents fled in night clothing as sparks flew from the blaze.
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Ary United
Piftsburg
Jones- Laughlin
Hero Hurley Sweeney Rescues Child in Traffic Jam
Friends of Hurley Sweeney of Hagerstown Bank hail him as a hero after he saved a young girl crossing Washington Street near the courthouse at 6 PM. The child, dazed and in danger in rapid traffic, was lifted to the sidewalk with Sweeney’s quick action. her name was not learned.
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Hurley Sweeney
Hagerstown Bank
Ifa
Washington Street
Court ‘House
Yeats
Showers Break Short Drought Amid Garden Woes
Weather notes pieces report showers easing a dry spell with gardens and fields suffering. yet a separate item mentions two Harold F. McCormick family weddings in Europe this summer, tying to international events and a slated divorce in Paris.
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Rt United Prees
Chicago
Harold F. McCormick
Europe
Mathilde Romaliy
Zurich
Juno
Marcying
Oser
Paltyrs
Confederate Memorial Day Plans Set For May Meeting
The Confederate Memorial Association will hold a planning meeting Monday evening May 8 at 8 o'clock at Hotel Hamilton to arrange for Confederate Memorial Day observances in early June. President Robert Wright will lead as committees are formed to select a speaker and finalize details. all members are urged to attend.
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Confederate Memorial Association
Hotel Hamilton Ota Teko
Robert “B. Wright
Ford Driver Takes Unplanned Ride Into Funkatown
John Swope drove his Ford roadster on an unexpected detour, veering from a fence and dropping from street to sidewalk with a three foot fall, then another five foot drop into a garden. The car stayed intact as Swope endured a jolt and the Ford resumed normal operation.
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John Swope
Ford
Alter
Funkatown
Swope
Funkstown
Knoxville Raid Prompts Attorney's September Jury Call
Freder ick based attorney Anders says the Knoxville raid involving three men and prohibition agents will be brought before the next 2nd fanit jury convening in September. Readying legal actions, prosecutors aim to proceed with the case after the raid on a home near Knoxville.
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Knoxville
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