Acquittal Sparks Violent Outburst in Maryland Court
In Frederick Maryland on April 12 a jury acquitted Charles Henry Dorsey of criminal assault against Dessie Tweedale of Baltimore. The defendant was attacked by the girl's family and struck with an inkwell and by officers, with a judge protecting him from mob violence.
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President Harding Receives Bangor Salmon Letter
Mayor Jarvis B. Woods reports an autographed note from President Harding thanking him for the season s first Penobscot River salmon. The 16 pound fish was caught by Michael Flanagan of Bangor at the pool on April 2 and sent to the President.
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Jarvis B. Woods
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Great Role for Women in Society Readjustment Effort
A civic message emphasizes the significant part women must play in the proper readjustment of society, urging active public engagement and reform across communities.
Addams Presses Human Touch in Girl Question Debate
Miss Addams urges practical aid over slogans in the girl question and praises the Boston League of Women Voters for leading a food relief effort for European children. She notes public views on unmarried mothers are shifting and calls for governmental scale action to relieve eastern Europe.
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Boston League OF Women Voters
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Vendome
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League For Women Voters
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Arraigned Robber of City Bakeshop
Joseph Thompson captured after a chase through the South End for robbing the bakeshop of Max K Molin at 6751 2 Harrison Avenue. He was arraigned before Judge Parmenter in Central Court yesterday and held in 5000 for the May term of the grand jury. He was committed to Charles Street jail.
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Joseph Thompson
South End
Max K. Molin
Harrison Avenue
Forest Fire in Vermont Causes Large Damage
Brattleboro and Vernon townsmen fought a day long forest fire across 200 acres of timberland. Damage approached 15000 dollars before flames were checked with help from Guilford volunteers.
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Brattleboro
Vernon
Guilford
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