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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1930
Page
3
In a tense scene from a New York mansion, Lydia Carr grapples with accusations over Nita Selim’s murder. Detective Dundee probes motive revealing a forged will, past betrayals, and a maid’s volatile defense. Lydia rejects lies while new clues surface about a lover and dangerous secrets.
In a Dundee scene the pursuit shifts as a bronze bowl theft and a lamp explosion reveal a murder path. Lydia defends her loyalty while Nita Legh Selim’s death fuels a frantic escape. clues point toward a hurried back hall exit and a fleeing suspect. The tale returns with a cliffhanger as gunfire and carriage noises punctuate the chase.
In Hagerstown on December 28 Christopher Columbus Campbell, 27, warned by Howard county officers for three years of violations, was arrested near Edgemont by state police and detectives. Campbell was shot in the shoulder but not seriously wounded. He faces eight bench warrants for charges from minor auto violations to assault with intent to kill. Accompanied by Lee Meyne as material witness, Campbell attempted to flee at a barn raid, was shot at, and surrendered. Mayne will face additional charges in Scott City. The automobile involved was stolen in Montgomery County and found with Shep Crum. Officers planned to transport Campbell to Scott City for further proceedings.
An officer commanded Campbell to surrender but he fled from the vehicle. A shot was fired during the pursuit, striking him as he stopped. Mayne did not attempt to intervene. TAS Copenry related a new point.
Gilfred Gibson surrenders to a posse at his Salem Indiana home after a night of gunfire that wounded Sheriff Milton Tackle and his wife and left Elmer Gerald in the hospital. Otto Gibson was killed earlier in the exchange as officers and guards pursued two brothers accused in the family feud over their father. Dan Gurvon remained at large as a second posse searched.
Sen. Borah of Idaho rejects creating an "Ed party" while noting resignations in legislative circles. He doubts any new party will realign the GOP base, with Nebraska’s Norris hinting at progressives backing Democrats if a progressive banner is run.
Report notes President Hoover distanced himself from Republican campaign finance maneuvers. Joseph R. Mutt, treasurer of the Republican material committee, is linked to attempts to award a committee chairmanship and a $40 000 fund from the last campaign, described as a grush fund. Production of cotton and rice for scientific agriculture has begun experimentally in Guatemala.
Gerald Nye of North Dakota tests a response to Joseph Ro Nutt treasurer of the committee demanding a public apology. Nye says the $400 slush fund was deposited as security for other funds and used in a campaign fight surrounding Senator Norris in Nebraska.
A murky exchange centers on a demand for privacy amid unclear remarks as officials and attendees discuss the incident. The remark highlights tensions over transparency and control at the event.
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