Despondent man’s shooting tied to spree of petty robberies
A man killed himself after firing on a stray animal while a rash of petty thefts plaguing Frederick County prompts a wide manhunt. Robberies include cash register thefts, home break-ins, jewelry and clothing thefts, oil company safecracking, and raids on suspected violators. Investigations, arrests, and searches extend across Frederick and Thurmont as authorities pursue suspects.
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Wm. C. Roderick
Frederick
Thurmont
A.W. Ecker & Sons
Western Maryland Railway
Western Maryland
Getawar
Rodeerick
Besan
T Earle “Schilat
W . Loth
Fredarick
Hagerstown
Tan
Pageant in Trinity church showcases global costumes and oddities
A Monday night pageant in Trinity Church South presented by Dr and Mrs Taylor featured 55 workers and a colorful lineup. A skin said to be from a Benzal ger iathc incident was exhibited and sold for 1509 dollars with proceeds sent to India. the wearer later returned it for platform use. Costumes included a Hindu woman’s attire, a beaded jacket from Borneo valued at 1590 dollars, and garments from China, India, Burma, Korea, Java, Africa, Mexico, Central America, the Philippines, South America and other regions.
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Tae
Trinity M. Eae South
Taytoe
Troy
Ted
India
America
Borneo
China
Burma
Korea
Java
Africa
Mexico
Central America
Philippines
South America
Et Partis
Assails Sin Sermon Sparks Fire at Piel Church
Reverend Sil Bradley Jones delivers a sermon on sin and murder, insisting no sin justifies wrongdoing. Parishioners hear a cautious reflection on moral failure as a local inquest and a will are mentioned in the surrounding report.
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Sil Bradley Jones
Piel
Spinietes
Sim
Rev. Jones
Mg Pa
Physician and Two Priests Injured in Auto Crash
A medical doctor and two priests were injured when their automobile went over an embankment near Reve. Dr. Charles took control of the vehicle and suffered a cut and internal injuries. Father James Wilburn and Vincent Cleaver were also hurt in the crash.
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Pelesis
Reve
Charles Vs. Takeiver
Vincent Cleaver
James Wilburn
Sterilization Plan Sparks Debate in Nevada Court
A Nevada court heard a proposal to sterilize all degenerates, aiming to purge a class of people from society. The case references a road project and potential public works implications as participants including C Poole and A Hofman voiced positions on the plan.
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Gildown
Jefer
Milas
C. Poole
Calvin Moser
Alfred TF. Moser
Chares W. Shaffer
C Hart
A Jt. Hofman
Kellogg as Nation's hardest working man in capital
Roosevelt appointee turned senator Kellogg is depicted as the tireless federal figure guiding U S foreign policy amid crises in Nicaragua Mexico and China His long days start at 8 45 a m and stretch past 6 p m as he balances cabinet duties with public life and personal study of Napoleon born in Minnesota he rose from farm work to law and politics, leading the American Bar Association and shaping Republican strategy.
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Rooney Dutcher
NEA Service
NEA Service, Inc
Washington
Oro
Esimir
Keliger
Nicaragua
China
Kelvnc
Cuppins
Mianessia
Kellett
Vig
Napoleon
Kellogg
St. Paul
Roosevelt
Standard Oil Tobacco, Paper and Harvester Trusts
United States Steel Corporation
Qn Farm
Olmstead County
Minn
Ple
American Bar Associaation
Republican National Committee
Firmnes
Rizhis
Santiago
Chile
To Visit Hops Mies Florence Jeckson
Fragmentary text notes Florence Jeckson associated with education in Boston and a possible visit. The readable portion hints at connection to the Woman's Educational estate and a Massachusetts location.
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Hops
Mies
Florence Jeckson
Stoun
Massac
Ferm
F. Ci
Woman's Educational Estate of
Boston
Ang “Induc
Demurrer in recount case for sheriff post
The court heard a demurrer on Roderick Smith's recount petition. If the demurrer is granted no recount will occur. if overruled a merits hearing will proceed with Smith represented by Sanne A. Lewis and Roderick by Leo Weathers and Reno Marp.
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Rode
gBherdt
Roderick
Cour
Smith
Sanne A. Lewis
Leo Weaihers
Reno
Frederick to Open Model Home Under Better Homes Plan
Frederick County Federation of Women launches a Better Homes Week project to furnish and open a model home for public viewing in March. Local civic groups sponsor, contractors and dealers donate services, with lectures and plans shown and a national campaign tie in.
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Frederick
Pleb
Frederick Civics ' Club
Song
Better Homes Week
Nationallv Q
Prince Jo Jesunty
United States
Coultlees
Washington
Elizabeth Ff
Cantonese And British Negotiations Failures
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Frederick W Va nurses join New Jersey health work
Six nurses with ties to Frederick arrive for a year long public health project. Miss Neut Iy from New York accepts a one year post and plans to return home. Miss Perry and Miss Brackett bring New York training to Frederick and the county. Miss Newman leaves for Henry Street Settlement. Miss Scully plans to return home after notable work with schools. Weather notes accompany the staffing update.
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New York
Mouis
Herman
Frederick
Gupta
Miss Perry
West Virginia
New Jersey
Miss Brackett
Smith College
Presbyterian Hospital
New York City
Columbia
Rebels Executed by Mexican Forces Amid Reprisals
Mesivo City reports that 27 rebels were executed by authorities in reprisal for a January 12 massacre at Sanatiguel, El Grande. Survivors described brutal rounds of killings as federal troops sacked SaO Miguel, with some executed for age or spared due to age before death.
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Mesivo
Oxacn
Stat Federal Coimn
Sanatiguel
el Grande
Sao Miguel
Oxaca
Cardea Ana Strons
Calama Sax
Sang Trelle
Oxica
Bat Ifice
Oser
Allies and Germany Agree on Disarmament Questions
The Allies and Germany reached full agreement on disarmament questions after protracted negotiations. The House committee upheld Coolidge and discussed continued efforts, with reports noting allied and German positions on enforcement and verification.
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Germany
Prael
Generosity Pays Speculative Interest Divided New York
A brittle fragment notes an AP caption about generosity and speculative interest in New York. The text is incomplete, but references a financial theme and a divided stance or outcome. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable from the readable portion.
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New York
Feltt
Marines Move Toward China With Guam Deployment
About 1200 Marines sail for Guam aboard the Chaumont on February 3 to join a detachment of 300 Marines already bound for Manila. The Mare Island transport departs today with a larger detachment to Guam, positioning the Navy to move troops to protect American lives and property in the Orient.
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Guam
Chaumont
Manila
Song
China
Mare Island
Paix Ae
Orient
Bridge Bill Passed Sparks Racket of Ridge Authority
Washington dispatch reports passage of a bridge bill granting permission to a Chesapeake Bay project amid political confusion. The piece notes fringe debate, naming factions and dates, with references to fashion trends and Chicago dress styles emerging in briefs.
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Washington
Chesaneake Bay
Fragmented OCR snippet hints at names and numbers
Readable elements describe people and places but lack clear events. The fragment mentions Ranew Pease and possible dates or figures, but without context or complete sentences.
Browning Tells Of Married Life With Young Wife
Plains NY man Browning testifies about his marriage to Frances Heenan alias Sunshine. He describes paying for care after her acid wounds, offering skin for grafting, and arranging theater parties, gifts, and travel while denying violence or screaming from his wife.
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Browning
Plains
N.Y
Buvness
Frances
Te Melple Hotel
Fies Heenan
Peonte
Herlephone
Brownips
Rowning
Dorothy “Sunshine” Browning
Bret
Heesnan
Heenan
Coll’ Springs
Election Fraud Indictments Filed in Phisburgh Pa
Grand jury returns indictments against 34 individuals including several women district election officials and alderman John Carr. Charges include conspiracy and misdemeanor tied to alleged frauds in the November election. The case prompts discussions on a referendum and state amendment involvement.
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Phisburgh
Grands
John Carr
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