Death at the bridge party in the Selim mansion
In a ballroom filled with guests including Tracey Miles Flora Miles and Penny Marshall, the atmosphere turns grisly as Mrs Nita Selim is found murdered during a late bridge game. Dundee directs the investigation as alibis unfold and suspicions shift among the attendees.
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Eden
Uieb
Besarery
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Imodee Warne
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Ieeebeies
Rentieg
Roger Crete
Srivadiy
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Strawa
Dundee
Penny
Sprague
Mana
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Flora Miles
Dusdee
Clive Hammond
Nita
Iss
Raymond
Dandes
Strawn
Mrs. Drake
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Nita—srs
Selim
Dandee
Miles
Tracey
Jeke
Dnondee
Karen Mareball
Dustles
Tracey Miles
Hhey
Derter Sprague
Tear Gas Bombs At Maryland Guard Barracks Prompt Rescue
A tear gas bomb exploded in the basement rifle pits of the State Armory at Mongar, trapping 65 members of Company A First Infantry National Guard. Guardsmen retreated as fumes filled the basement. ladders, doors, and masks aided a rescue by fire fighters and neighbors. Two members escaped, others aided by gas masks and improvised ventilation. No serious injuries reported.
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Ariss Mongar
Trout
Seeger
Miner
Guy Anders
Oolicer
W. Jarboe Grove
Eas
Citizens Truck Company
Armor
Grain store break in and fire damages Taneytown
A grain establishment in Taneytown was broken into through a front window. The interior shows signs of arson with burned matches scattered on the floor. Local authorities investigate the incident.
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Tanestown
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Taneytown
Mim. Minera Harman Ett
Fragmented OCR piece hints at a dated urban scene
The readable fragments describe a noisy or chaotic moment with characters or speakers named but many words garbled. Mentions of timing, actions, and location drift with little coherent plot. The piece references a Tinymiten step and a next story, dated 1930 via NEA Service, Inc.
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NEA Service, Inc
From Fractured Notes to Football Talk of May 31 1931
Fragmented clippings discuss plans for a Mickey Schmeling match on May 31 1931 at Bolcher's F and reflect on football logic and kicking after touchdown. The column mentions Horween in Chicago, Yale, Notre Dame, and Hank Anderson, with stray remarks on baseball and farm bureau travel, all in a casual nearly stream of consciousness style.
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Jack
Wes
Bolcher
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