New Faces Hidden as Maryland General Assembly Withdrawals Rise
Amid filing deadlines, many 1927 23 lawmakers did not seek re election. Notable defections affect Harford Frederick and Allegany counties as both House and Senate lines shift. Veterans like Dancer C Joseph and Republican leaders depart while bids for seats move across county lines and toward the Senate.
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Bacumere
Wimary
Dancer C. Joseph
House
Ritchie
Harford Alliance
Frederick Lee Cobourn
Robert R. Lawder
Harford County
J. Allison Wilmer
Chartes County
Senate
Edwards
Dellaplaine
Ronald Horses
Daniel Chamer
Congress
Paul Berman
Elgate
Harry Levins
Cit Post
Iain C. Ham Utes
Cumberland
Gunters
Spurns Title in Amenca Sweden Adair Babote Debate
Ambiguous note claims Adair Babote challenges succession after the death of Baron Ancren vom Gedda of the Royal Swedish Guards. Text references Amenca Sweden and a disputed title, with unclear dates or formal actions. Further details are unreadable.
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Sweden
Adair Babote
Bis
Baron Ancren Vom Gedda
Royal Swedish Guards
Yon
Pace
Abduction Charge Filed Against Two Suspects
Police say two men, including a man named Campbell, abducted a 15 year old girl on August 10 and later left her at a boarding house. The girl was returned home by a woman who recognized her. authorities seek Campbell and another man on abduction charges.
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Montgomery Cour
Xomen
Vand Tho
Mmi
Agry
Crect
Cucred
Christopher Co. Campbell
Campbell
Marner
Mia
Wren
Retha
Fiiteen
Black Estate Value Seen At Forty Million
Reports from New York detail a possible forty million dollar value of the Black estate tied to publisher W. Jessie Black. His widow Mrs Jessie Gary Black and five children are en route from England to New York then Baltimore as investigations and salvage efforts continue.
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Taday
Bhick
Luna
Maryland
J. Ketey
Mr. Black
Jessie Gary Black
England
Southampton
Plumbers' Union Power in Chicago Shot Dead
A garbled Chicago scene reports a fatal shooting linked to the Plumbers' Union power. The unclear text mentions Bernard, Robert, and a union superior with references to Pace and Sulk, all hinting at a mysterious internal conflict.
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Chicago
Bernard Ru-Ros
Sou Tan Iy
Sulk
Keih Robert
Sue
Baby Bull Market Faces Difficulties
A brief market update notes unexpected hurdles for the baby bull rally, with investors reassessing risk and seeking safer assets as volatility rises. Analysts warn that gains may stall without firm catalysts or durable earnings momentum.
Enoch Arden Case Leads to Bodily Identity Riddle
A tangled case centers on a presumed suicide and a buried body linked to a woman believed to be a sweetheart of a man nicknamed Romeo King lesion. Authorities question the involved parties as investigators seek a verdict on the death by own action.
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Setz
Arden
Robert
Romeo
Lesion
Bres
Vomam
Des
Busard Family Holds Tenth Annual Reunion at Heights Park
The Bussard family held its tenth annual reunion at Heights park with a program led by J. F. Bussard Hagerstown as program chairman. Participants from Pennsylvania New Jersey and Maryland performed songs recitations and readings including Miss Ethel Bussard Ruth Bussard Maida Bussard and others.
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Heights Park
Braddo
iBae . Com
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New Fior
Audtorum
J. F. Bussa
Kathleen Error
Anna Hanes
Jederson
Ahddietown
Ad Bussard
Temorial
Mary Sate
Maida Bussard
Treas
Bussard Thomas
Ang Ss
Busan
Clarence A. Bussard
Mary Bussard Thomas
Sterstary
Killed Woman One Day Gets Life Term Next Day
A man convicted in the murder of a woman on one day was sentenced to life imprisonment the following day. The case drew attention to a violent sequence and highlighted the defendant's trial proceedings and judge's verdict.
Glassey Return Noted Amid Street Scene Confusion
Fragmentary OCR reports Glassey returned as pane r unclear, with observers noting street activity and uncertain details. The brief item captures a local disturbance or event with limited readable facts and no specific identities beyond the name Glassey.
Yacht Islander disaster claims six lives off coast
News of a yacht named Islander breaking up after striking rocks during a storm is confirmed. Commodore H. D. King MP was aboard, along with other named figures, with coast guards rescuing survivors as authorities describe a total loss of life and no women aboard.
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Cymya
Lanssken
Cat
John 2
Digzie
Royal Yach
Tagerd
London
H. D. King
Captain Glazebrook
Bishop Stortford
Commodore King
Little hope for cut in income tax next year
Washington officials say the 1928 emergency tax law may apply to next year if Congress does not act at the short session beginning in December. Secretary Mellon called it too early to discuss definite changes amid possible extension of the emergency.
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Washington
Gillepert Uf
Mellon
Three Suspected Communists Chased From Bessemer
Three individuals suspected of communist ties were chased from Bessemer in a tense incident reportedly tied to local tensions. Authorities did not disclose identities or motive, while residents described the confrontation as sudden and heated.
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Bessemer
Brunswick Man Falls Lead Near His Home
A Brunswick man suffered a fall near his residence as a lead weight or similar object caused injury. Authorities reported the incident and were investigating the surroundings for further hazards at the location.
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Brunswick
Feed Mixed Feed Urged by Legge Amid Cattle Shortage
Legge urged farmers to feed mixed feeds to livestock to prevent an acute food shortage and possible price hikes. Reports from agricultural boards noted improving conditions and no livestock stampede to market. He planned a Virginias group meeting on forming a regional cooperative for growers in Virginia and possibly West Virginia. A cool, unsettled forecast with showers blanketed the plains.
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Heuser Todas
Geohdsr
Old Dominion
Red Cross
Iran
Dfodthara
Hemm Board
Legge
Plains States
Weather Bureau
Help Wanted to Locate Boy Left Home Alone
A 14 year old boy, Howard Buhrman, left his home in Nebul without warning during a trip with his parents and siblings to Hagerstown. He gave no indication of his whereabouts and reportedly said he preferred to stay home alone. Neighbors noted the youth appeared unsettled as authorities and family sought to locate him.
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Grover Burman
Nebul
Four Fires Keep County Fire Company Busy Night
Four separate blazes kept the county fire company on high alert overnight and into the next day. Firefighting units responded to fires at multiple locations, with authorities confirming no major injuries and investigating the causes.
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County Fire Co
Laster Conflagration Destroys Hay Darn and Stables
A large fire caused about 18000 in losses across multiple properties as hay, machinery, and harness were destroyed. Firefighters faced water shortages while saving nearby buildings and two horses. origin of the blazes remains undetermined. A second fire at a warehouse near Harpers Ferry road drew the brigade back to the scene, then to a creek to refill.
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Tnp
Lovellsville
Brunswick Brunswick
C. E. Jacobs
Jacobs
Lovettsville
B. and O. Farm
Wil Barger
Dacols
Weverton
Satage
Harpers Ferry
Weather Through The Week In The Allegheny Mountain Region
Temperature deviation from normal marked by cool spell beginning in August. Light showers occurred on the 14th 15th and 16th with frost noted in higher elevations. Crops and pastures benefited little from the showers while surface crops showed some improvement but not enough to boost conditions. General conditions described across divisions indicate mostly dry during the period with cool weather relief ending in late summer.
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Wether
Crow Conch
John R. Weeks
Allesheny
Hare Case and Trial Dates Set for Henderson County
A garbled notice indicates Earl F. Hare and others face charges and next court dates in People’s Court. There are references to trial times around 10:50, with locations including East Patrice direct and Werton, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Acre
Earl F. Hare
Werton
Cman
Bowers
Adam Sires
Harry Strallman
Patrice Sirect
Gift Of Aeto Involved
Mrs Mabel E Wis reported a marital separation dispute at 2 am, with her husband’s alleged threats. Police intervened as he approached, and a state patrol unit arrested him before dawn.
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Aeto
Mabel E. Wis
Balmore
Wis
Smand
Frezeticsk
Another Silent Alarm. Dang to a Sient Alam Wede
The fragment appears garbled with unclear names, events, or dates making a coherent historical news item impossible to determine. No identifiable entities or actions can be confirmed from the provided text.
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