Drunken marriage case unfolds in Maryland court
The petition claims a man married after a drunken party and a late night drive to a parsonage. He alleges lack of real consent and misrepresented ages, seeks annulment while mentioning a prior criminal charge and a separate marriage to Mamie Warfield.
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Zimmerman
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Miss Merriman
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Braddock Heights
Gand
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Nrimengist
Mamie E. Warfield
LeRoy Warfield
Tute
Emmitsburg
Heney Counties
Washingon
Marriand Howse of Correction
Race Horses At Branncastle Farm
Race horses at Branncastle Farm show extensive improvements underway. Farm officials report ongoing upgrades to stables and training facilities to boost performance and care for the equine team.
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Branncastle Farm
Air Mail Plane Crashes on Local Field
A damaged, low overflight ended with an air mail plane coming down on a local field near town. The pilot reported the craft bound for Washington before the odd landing. The event left motionless wreckage and prompted witnesses to recall the strange journey.
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Soldier killed en route home in Maryland accident
Corporal Mace Marcy of the District of Columbia National Guard and a companion were injured when a parade of military equipment collided with a car near Rockville. Bean, driver of the other car, suffered brain concussion. Marcy died 16 hours later at Georgetown Hospital. Police and bystanders aided victims. no charges filed against Bean. Survived by mother and two sisters and two brothers in the National Guard.
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Camp Ritchie
Cascade
Mace Marpsy
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Georgetown
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Marcy
Ewel Bean
Rockville
Bean
Georgetown Hospital
Estes
Walter Johnson, Jr
Washington Ball Club
Fire prevention course for volunteers at University of Maryland
A three day fire prevention course for volunteer Gremen will be offered by the University of Maryland starting September 24 in College Park. About 45 students attended last year, with motion pictures on fire prevention and inspections shown by P Alfred Fleming of Columbus, representing the National Board of Fire Underwriters. Dr. A N Johnson, dean of the Engineering school, notes representatives from each volunteer company are invited to attend.
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University of Maryland
A. N. Johnson
P. Alfred Fleming
Columbus
National Board of Fire Underwriters
R. A. Pearson
University
Baltimore Fire Department School of Instruction
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School Bus Route Assignments and Meeting Notice
A Saturday meeting at the high school is announced to discuss school bus assignments for the upcoming year. The notice lists drivers and routes across multiple towns and carious bus firms with names and company affiliations.
Child Bad is Burned
A fragmented report notes a child burn incident near a location associated with an individual titled Mr. Woe and a reference to near Mr. SCAlGed. The readable text is limited and does not establish a clear event or outcomes.
Fragmentary Ad Note From The Gazette Page
A partial OCR fragment shows a small classified item about seating and pricing. The readable bits mention ads, sets, and a vente by Rozect AS with unclear details and dates.
Damaged Colored School Sealed After Vandalism
A boys colored school suffered damage in a break in and vandalism with glass broken. The incident involved a dow panel and scattered debris. The loss is estimated at several hundred dollars and was found by school board representatives for further action.
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Einer
Depuland
Mil.jehac E. Pur
Children's Aid Society
Boardman and Polando Arrive in New York
The report states Ruscau Sama and John Polando, Bar State, flew to New York after a long distance journey. The narrative is brief and focuses on their arrival and progress in the event.
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Polando
New York
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Ruscau Sama
John Polando
Bar State
York
Melon Tae oery ice nonin sssen RIDE WN CAR
Fragmented OCR notes describe a district session and a conference with Governor L. Jackson. Mentions September 7 fair project plans, club demonstrations, and women attending city schools.
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U.S
Plavegase Entry Details in Durang Journal
Fragmentary OCR notes show an entry titled Plavegase in Durang journal with garbled lines about a back case and "micros wars" suggesting a disrupted or unclear reportage. The readable text lacks concrete names, places, or dates to confirm a full event record.
Death Probe in Naval Officer's Wife Case
Police investigate the death of Daisy Price wife of Commander George D. Price after a party in her San Francisco apartment. Witness statements describe a fall from the sidewall with injuries suggesting she was pushed. investigators examine whether a wartime aircraft carrier attack or other forces played a role in the fatal incident.
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Daisy Price
Lisui
George D. Price
Ro Tom
Naral
Mrs. 2
Commander Price
Lexington
Auto Accident Report From Sunday Night Collision
A Sunday night crash near Fox machine 1 stopped ahead of another vehicle causing slight damage to both cars. The report notes no warning given and mentions individuals Crouse and Gestg in connection with the incident. Further details are unclear from the record.
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Crouse
Tastase
Peoples
Coast Guard searches for naval seaplane and cabin cruiser
Coast guard vessels searched Chesapeake Bay after a distress signal from a naval seaplane. A 38 foot cabin cruiser from Tangier Sound, with five fishermen aboard, went missing after a fishing trip.</final>
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Cosat
Chesapeake Bay
Tom's River
N. J
Naval Air Station
Laxehurst
Cast Guard
Washington
Norfolk
Cedar Point
Theo
Scouts Camp Schedule and Troop Details
Fragmentary text indicates Scout camp activities involving Camp Baker and Troop 214. Mentions Lanham Mestoyi rephen Beebe and Dr. S mgeltal in a referenced schedule. Details are incomplete but point to a planned camp program and leadership roster.
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Brandon
Troan 9
Bar Scouts
Lanham
Mestoyi
C. Beebe
S Mgeltal
R. Coat Tauris
G. Hermax
Johnson named state police captain amid promotions
Edward Mekdyhoson of Baltimore and Mary hide Cam Baughman of Chesapeake and Potomac area receive appointments as captains in the Maryland State Police. Lt Ridgely of Baltimore, 30, unmarried, succeeds Capt Hary C. Butter, effective September 1. Johnson, 44, a World War I veteran, longtime telephone worker, heads the Fifth Regiment State National Guard.
Exiled American Dies in France at 64
Word reached Tuba, Oklahoma that J. E. O'Neill died in Cannes, France at age 64. An exile from the United States, he fled to evade testifying in the Teapot Dome lease conspiracy. His companion Harry Blackmer also fled abroad.
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Tuba
Okla
Cannes
Frances
J. E. O'Neill
United States
Teapot Dome
O'Neill
Neill
Europe
Harry Blackmer
de Stil
Refugees Drown in Yangtze After Wuchang Fire
An AP dispatch reports more than 1,000 Chinese refugees drowned crossing dykes along the Yangtse after a fire at Wuchang. Survivors taken to hospitals, market and Helene Hospital cited in the casualty accounts.
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Wuchang
Hanmores
Yangtse
MacDonald Resigns Forming New Cabinet In Britain
Prime Minister MacDonald announces resignation and plans a temporary non party government to balance the budget. The crisis follows an economy report urging drastic cuts to avert a 600 million deficit as Parliament faces emergency sessions and cabinet deliberations.
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Sts Mace
Koopwill
Nervas
David Lloyd George
Buckingham Palace
Mr. bracDonald
Jnational
Calieg i
MacDonald
New York Declares War on Gangsters With 100000 Aid
New York acts to fight gangsters after a Friday chase that killed two police officers and a four year old child. Acting Mayor Joseph V. McKee seeks 100000 in funding for 25 armored motorcycles and radio equipment to speed police communication.
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New York
Joseph V. McKee
Tade
Board of Estimates
Expansion Project Set for Camp Ritchie in 58th Brigade
Brig-Gen Mitton A Reckord says Camp Ritchie Cascade will add facilities to host all state units of the fifty eighth brigade for summer encampment next year. Previously Maryland regiments attended separately due to limited dining facilities. 17 mess halls planned and work to begin soon with completion anticipated by spring. The three units of the Allreitghton brigade First and Regiment Fith Maryland and 58th Brigade HQ Company will attend next summer.
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Cascade
Ffty-Eighth Brigade
Mitton A. Reckord
Maryland
Sumter
Tegemedal
Kingsteen
RAXS
Allreighton Brigade
Fith Maryland Regiment
Pifty-eighth Brigade
Weather Summary Lacks Clear Details
Incomplete OCR text presents no coherent weather data. No location, date, or forecast details are readable to craft a factual summary.
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