Baltimore City Gives Bruce 3000 Vote Majority
Baltimore reporting at noon shows William Cabell Bruce leading Norris by about 3000 votes in the city while France defeats Garrett in the senatorial race. Bruce carried most districts and Baltimore county with strong margins in nine counties. Norris threatens to contest in one district over alleged voting irregularities.
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Montgomery
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Primaries in Seven States Watch Political Temper
Washington reports primaries across Massachusetts Michigan Washington Arizona Vermont Colorado and Louisiana test the nation’s political mood before November. Key races include three Republican incumbents aligned with the administration Lodge Poindexter and Townsend facing re nomination.
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Colorado
Louisana
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Handsome Baby Dying After Pen-Mar Beauty Contest
The infant crowned handsomest baby at Pen-Mar’s resort is gravely ill with infantile paralysis. The child, son of Mr and Mrs Dean Warderbough, was moved to Ideal Hospital as doctors report little hope for recovery.
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Deen Wardebough, Jr
Dean Wardebaugh
Kidnapped Baby Found Safe After Overnight Search
A missing child Ostherine Stangero aged seven months from 528 Moora Street was found safe in a wood shed after rain aided the search. Fliers with her description had been sent to police across Montgomery and nearby counties.
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Ysar
Pennsy Clerks To Vote On Strike In 24 Hours
New York dispatch reports Pennsylvania Railroad clerks timson announce a strike vote within 24 hours affecting 36,000 clerks and freight handlers. Claims allege open shop drives, wage cuts, and union recognition fuel the dispute as coal deliveries face disruption.
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H Wnton
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le High Valley
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Wooden ships of U S sold at auction
Auction of the War era wooden steam fleet netted about 760000 dollars. The 226 vessels, built during the conflict, were sold publicly to George Perry San Francisco for the proceeds. Government records indicate the total replacement cost reached roughly 300 million dollars.
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International News
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Georga PD
Perry San Branciaco
Textile Strike Ends in Rhode Island Mills
Providence dispatch reports the eight month textile strike ending as notices in cotton mills announce return to pre strike wages effective September 11. About 25 000 workers idled across 20 Rhode Island mills begin to resume work as operatives march through Pawtuxet and Blackstone Valleys. United Textile Workers president Thomas I Mahon travels from Fall River to join in the Victory convention and says strikers will return to work in a body, not individually.
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Meta Reservice
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Blackstone
Thomas I. Mahon
United Textile Workers
Fall River
McMahon
Rail Settlement Yet Today, Jewell States
Thomas Wrigley reports from Chicago that B M Jewell says a settlement on the Separate plan for ending the railroad strike should be reached by five or six oclock today. Jewell, leader of the Federated Shopcrafts, says the policy committee will consider the plan and push negotiations toward actual settlements with railroads favoring the move. He hopes trains resume normal schedules free from strike interference, with enough roads operating to pressure others into settlement.
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Mrs Harding improves as cabinet meeting canceled
Washington dispatch says Mrs Warren G Harding’s illness shows improvement with temperature down and respiration up. No nephrostia progress. procedure deemed unnecessary. President Harding will speak via newspaper correspondents at 1 pm. Dr Mayo to depart Rochester today.
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Charles Mayo
Burgeon
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Compensation hearings held for three cases at court
Commissioner George L Eppler of the State Industrial and Accident Commission presided over three compensation hearings in court this morning. Dr Hoyler conducted Oakland and Cumberland sessions, with Frederick to host three tomorrow. Cases include Mrs Tsephine Bryan for AW 8, Byron Sons and United States Fidelity and Guaranty to decide dependency in the Bryan infant's death at a tannery on June 15, 1993, likely entitling a fifty percent share. Also heard were John R Nigh vs Hagerstown Shoes and Legehig Company for permanent disability from a left arm injury and Raymond Wasson vs New York Central Iron Works over injury in a tank while hammering, with dispute over whether it was an accident or occupational mishap.
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Byron & Sons
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New York Central Iron Works
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Paine
Bolt Shatters Frame Tower At Junior Fire Hall
A bolt of lightning struck the Junior Fire Hall during an overmeal storm, ripping the frame bell tower from the roof and damaging parts of the building. No occupants were reported injured as the tower collapsed onto a telegraph line nearby.
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Fragmented News Flashes Amid Wild Robbery and Accidents
A stream of brief items reports a Philadelphia robbery where Jennie Leone lost $10 after a street snatch near her home, with an arrest soon identified. Other items mention a pending veteran compensation bill advancement in Congress, a fatal gas barrel accident involving children in Horse, and a motorcycle crash in Reading that killed Raym Gruber and injured Frank Brunner and Michael Gekup amid political election unrest.
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Fire in Baltimore building kills captain and injures many
A blaze at 222 West Lexington Street in Baltimore, home of umbrella maker William Beabler, claims the life of Captain George Lewis of No 7 Engine Company. Eighteen others including officers and firemen suffer burns and cuts as an explosion shatters glass and hurls workers to the street, with casualties transported to University and Maryland General Hospitals.
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Anderson man wounded wife and mother in law tragedy
An International News Service report from Anderson Indiana describes a man who attacked his wife and mother in law after an apparent dispute. He struck them fatally and then fled, leaving two women dying. authorities pursue details and motives amid a troubled scene.
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Ablow
Near East Crisis as Smyrna Falls Amid Armenian Massacre
Constantinople reports Turkish forces seize Smyrna with sixteen Allied warships off the coast and Armenian massacres underway. Paris and London relay grim casualty claims while Greeks evacuate Asia Minor ports. Demobilization and area warnings follow as Borisfield weathered loss rains back.
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Mish Lands Nomination In District In District
State Senator Frank Mish led in the Sixth District race with Washington and Frederick counties reporting large margins. Andrew J Cummings carried Montgomery and Allegany, while Garrett remained uncertain. Final totals show Mish ahead in the four counties with 2500 to 1426 for Cummings. Mrs. Lela Oswald has returned home to McCardell Apartments after six weeks in Atlantic City.
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Frederick
Montgomery
Frederick Counties
Andrew J.cummings
Montgomery County
Garrett County
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Allegany County
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Aflantie City
Cornerstone Laying for School Saturday
A local event to lay the cornerstone for a school is planned for Saturday. The report mentions Charles Scandalis, a Greek-born figure in I gerstown, and Charles Pappas, involved in a fatal shooting in Fair Haven, New Jersey, during a dispute over a drive. further details are uncertain due to OCR errors.
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John D. Appleharge
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Pappas
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