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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1928
Page
7
NEA Service presents a humorous self test asking if readers are pests. A long list of behaviors is rated: reading aloud in movies, ignoring signals, loud gum chewing, sidewalk spitting, blocking sidewalks, cutting in, flirting openly, excessive horn honking, gossiping, bragging, and other etiquette lapses.
The Senate approved a bill to expand the Merchant Marine and tighten government control over the Shipping Board. The measure, backed by 35 Democrats, 19 Republicans, and Farm Labor, envisions a $250,000,000 twelve-year overhaul and allows funds to be sought, though no appropriation is set.
In a Los Angeles sanity trial dated February 1, evidence from the defense cites a troubled family history. Depositions describe Hickman’s grandfather Otto Buck as crazy and his mother Eva Hickman confined at Arkansas State Hospital for nervous conditions. His father Thomas Hickman reportedly deserted the family and the youth underwent a mental transformation after a lost era.
Reports mention Mrs. Hickman’s confinement at Littl Rock Institution and parole after two years, the elder Hickman’s remarriage and El Paso residence, a courtroom appearance of a prisoner, and a reel of Masonic gloves symbolism. Also Senate Lands Committee probes Continental Trading Company tied to Teapot Dome cases. Say you saw it in The News.
A fragmentary notice notes an event involving Danruse and Mordus De Piasee in Virginia with unclear details. The readable text hints at a confrontation or meeting but lacks full context or outcome. Further text would clarify location, date, and result.
An unclear report mentions John Riche of Cleveland planning a confrontation with Jack Bhavrkap at Madison Square Gentes. The fragment references Guantanamme, May, Coke, and a search fee, but specific events and outcomes are not clear.
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