Southern Commercial Congress to Hear House Speaker
The Southern Commercial Congress will open with a speech by a member of the cabinet and other government officials as 5000 delegates gather. Jent and Bingham will press at the opening session on 1319 agricultural programs with Secretary Houston as chief speaker. European airmen are noted as first from Europe, with calls for support in Europe and mentions of Pershing and national defense.
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Joes Jent
Robert W Bingham
de Enver
Seretary Houston
Hope
Tedfield Hoy
Sprore
Europe
Vienne Inday Noos Cbs de Asotatid Press
Austr Hargarian
Variay
Artan
Austrans
Hoingarar
Stalins
Tig
Uslass
Avn
Capt Castle Ex Policeman Honored for Bravery
Capt Castle, a former police officer, received a major honor for conspicuous bravery. The award recognizes his exceptional courage in the line of duty and adds to his distinguished service record.
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Castle
Tribute to a Great American Commander
Fragmented OCR tribute honors a great American commander and the heroism of the people who made his work a guiding example for the nation. The text praises leadership and enduring service to the United States.
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Mnettin
Amerwin
Ming
Romta
Maryland and the Virginias Common Locked Planes
A report from Mount Clemens dated November 24 describes two aircraft colliding over Selfridge field at 1000 feet, locking together. Cadet Braddes Chewn ing of Roanoke Virginia, piloting the larger craft, gained control and maneuvered the planes to land safely with minimal injuries among four aviators.
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Mount Clemens
Selfridge Field
Braddes Chewning
Roanoke
Questionnaires for nurses sought by Red Cross chapter
The Alexandria Red Cross nursing committee asks graduate and practical nurses and all women who took Red Cross courses in Alexandria to pick up questionnaires from Mrs George T Khipstein at 607 Prince Street or from Miss H Lenton at the U S Public Health Service office by the Chamber of Commerce. Thomas W Collingsworth, who ran a barber shop for nearly fifty years, died at his home 137 South Fairfax Street after a paralysis two weeks. A sister Mrs Llaners Crop of Westmoreland County and several nieces survive him. Funeral services set for 11 a m tomorrow at Wheatley’s mortuary chapel led by Rev Dr V Remaster.
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Wasrington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Red Cross
George T Khipstein
Prince Street
The
United States Public Health Service
Alexandria Chamber of Commerce
Thomas W Collingsworth
South Pairfax Street
Atrichen
Llaners
Westmoreland
Wheatley
Auto accident injures Georgetown man, life saved
Lases Lye an auto accident in Georgetown left William Wade with injuries. He was hospitalized at Imernen Rapital Washington where surgeons performed an operation last Saturday.
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Annapala
Washington
Lases Lye
Willam Ho Wade
Cits
Georgetown
Imernen
Rapital
Frame-up in Roy Case Denied by Jury Years Later
A long disputed Roy case features claims of frame-up with allegations that a witness and attorneys manipulated the trial. The record cites a nearly four year detainment, appeals, and questions about the confession and juror beliefs.
Unclear OCR Fragment Prompts Questionable Record
Fragmentary OCR text mentions witness and case style but lacks coherent facts, participants, or location. Unable to extract a complete event or outcome. preserves ambiguity and minimal identifiable entities for potential future clarification.
Allies Consider U S Troops for Austria Crisis
Amid unsettled postwar Austria Hungary tensions, reports suggest a push to deploy United States troops to police Vienna and stabilize the area as peacemakers weigh the options. The move aims to secure Vienna while avoiding a broader confrontation, with diplomats wary of expanding foreign commitments.
Mackensen Reaches Berlin and German Stalemate Deepens
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered names and places including Berlin and German leaders. The jumbled lines mention wartime contexts, possible factions, and shifting fronts. Despite garbled phrasing, the passage appears to describe German movements or communications during a theater of conflict.
Baltimore man shoots self after domestic dispute
E Lennan of Baltimore shoots himself in his home morning. Mrs Edward Lennan finds him on the first floor with a revolver by his temple. Relatives say he had been in poor health. Other items note Sergi Milford J Totner of Company I 117th Infantry killed in action October 1 and a Prosthure related death.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Edward Lennan
Hs Temple
Lennon
Winchester Yn
Sergi Milford J Totner
117Th, Infantry
Minister Heads to Ohio for Church Call in Manfield
A Grafton minister travels to Ohio for a church call at West Mansfield. The specific date and full details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Grafton
Ohio
West Manfield
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