Woman Nurse Sevigny Confesses to Mercy County Deaths
Deputy police report nurse Sevigny confessed to administering a substance to patients at Mercy County facility leading to multiple deaths. She pled not guilty at arraignment. December 27 set for hearing. Clerk Judge A Roberge accepted plea. Sevigny remanded to Providence County Jail for investigation continues.
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sTeyene
Laray Wan
Pace On
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Caligpae
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Galbert
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Heart A. Roberge
Sevigny
Skirting Perfection On Skates and Radio Control Police
Cleaning fluid to Mrs. Normandin. two Woonsocket women died after care from Valued nurse Mina Sevigny attended an East Douglas woman who later died. Crowley notes. Radio patrol roadsters manned by police cruise Rio de Janeiro as sponsors claim South America’s first radio control police system.
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Normandin
Woonsocket
Mina Sevigny
East Douglas
Mass
Crowley
Rio de Janeiro
South America
Treasury Master Seon Loans to Italy and Ethiopia
Historic notes reveal U S Treasury studying loans and credits to Italian and Ethiopian interests before and during World War I. Morgan banking figures may testify. inquiry slated to begin early January with J B Morgan among witnesses.
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Waite Waacanenan
Courtley Co
Nationa
Morgenhau
Howe Bee
Uie
Ray Trassury
Federative Bank
New Yak
Dhia
Faeture
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Joana
Credita
Italy
Ethiopie
Brasiment Roosevelt
Membarm
Running Freight Train at Mobile Has Its Hazards
Mobile December 16 AP report describes engineer James V. Rogers navigating a night freight of 31 cars from the Mobile yards. An automobile struck the 27th car injuring driver Ciaudi Ratcliff and passenger, then R. H. Barnes was rescued from a wrecked machine with serious injuries. Rogers finished the trip with minor injuries.
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R. H. Barnes
Alao
Whistler
Barnes
Tax suit studied validity of state income levy
In Montgomery Alabama Judge Walter Jones presided over a case challenging the constitutionality of the income tax law. Attorneys for Weil Brothers argued the act violated provisions while five separate counts were reviewed under advisement after lengthy arguments in Montgomery circuit court.
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Dos
Walter 5. Jones
Alabama
Tacoma
Weil Brothers
Fashion Notes From Auld Times With Velvet and Jewels
A frenzied March 1935 fashion column describes costly gowns, elaborate trims, and new jewelry trends. It details a peaked silhouette, feathered accents, and bright fabrics as designers launch a fresh wave of styles. The piece notes Washington coverage and shifts in public taste.
Water Works Funding Debate Delays PWA Loan
Washington administrator says delaying action on a proposed water works loan keeps projects under review. He cites insufficient funds and ongoing scrutiny of various utility schemes. The article notes $2,072,000 already approved and mentions university holiday schedules and tax questions across states.
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Ickes Donios Burmingham Water Works
Washington
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Wasdoday
Firentn
Huni
Aln
Indiwleis Water Ryriom
W! Wis
PWA
Polntad
Dekos
Alewuity
Elaborate Festival Awaits Big Man Of Sand Mountain
Boaz, Ma. Peo 18 t4Pr and Mountain folk flocked to Boaz today for the welcome to the region's biggest man, farmer Walter Gegle, on the annual winter festival. Thousands pay homage to big Walt as the town hosts a reception, beauty contest, and oddities amid a parade of gifts and local pageantry.
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Sand Mountain
Boaz
Walter Gegle
Big
Walt
North
Alabama
Walter W. Creel
Walter Cagle
Avery Clzen
Boss
Warty
Mrs Singletary dies after pneumonia in Donalsonville
Mrs Singletary, 99, of Donalsonville route 3, died at home Tuesday after pneumonia complications. Born November 7, 1896 in Geneva County, Alabama, she lived in Houston County before moving to Donalsonville two years ago. Survived by husband P Singletary, daughter Dorothy Mae, three sons Lovey James Coy and Cletus, two daughters in law Cora Kirkland and Krexie Jenkins, and a brother Jim Toomas. Funeral held at Hingon church, Geneva County, with burial in church cemetery.
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Mra Pearlig Sie Singletary
Route Two
Danalwonville
Gus
Jim Thoma
Genovg County
Ala
Mra Singletary
Slocomb
Geneva County
P. Singletary
Houston County
Fragmented OCR names and places in the notice
A garbled OCR fragment lists several personal names including Waymon Aliday and Bedve meld bedre ee at ae ton with Corbit Efurd and others, lacking clear context or full sentences. The readable cues suggest a damaged notice with names and affiliations but no coherent action or date.
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Bewrence Nary
Melton Hardy
Hosey Blogm
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