Brunswick Negro Held as Suspect in Many Robberies
James Johnson, 55, of Brunswick, described as a former Jefferson County clerk, is held on suspicion of leading a spree of at least 20 robberies from Martinsburg to Shenandoah Junction. He was found wounded in a bed near a poolroom as officers Frank A. Shover and I. E. Daniels closed in. a reward had been issued.
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Cumberland
Shenandoah Junction
W. Va
James Johnson
Brunswick
Frank A. Shover
I. E. Daniels
Johnson
Daniels
Jefferson County
Martiosburs
Forest Fire Prevention Meetings Held in County Towns
A series of forest fire prevention meetings is led by Assistant State Forester Joan Curry and district forester B. G. Buckingham. Moving pictures and slides illustrate the program. Yellow Springs held a meeting Monday night under Forest Warden Wil Feaga, followed by Catottin tonight under Warden William Bensis. Wallsville, Highland, and other towns will host gatherings this week to boost cooperation in preventing fires.
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B. G. Buckingham
Cumberland
Yellow Springs
Wil Feaga
Catottin
Wiliam Bensis
Wallsville
Alvey
Highland
Charles Hartsocs
Methodist Ed Board Studies Church State Roles in Campaigns
Washington reports the Methodist Church Board of Education examined church state relations amid the recent presidential campaign. Berard, secretary, stresses concern for all Christians and the need for careful, far-reaching action in public life.
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Washington
Methodist Church Board of Education
Berard
McCas
Failed accord over 24 million for dry law enforcement
Washington reports the House and Senate could not agree on a Senate amendment to provide 24 million dollars for dry law enforcement. Secretary Mellon opposed the item, urging a spending plan first. Conference members plan to return the item to the Senate for reconsideration.
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Washington
House
Senate
Mellon
Foch Suffers Indigestion Attack Seeks Rest
Reports say Marshal Foch experienced an indigestion attack and slept later, with physicians monitoring his condition. Officials noted no major change in his status though kidney complications were feared and a crisis was anticipated.
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Conditi
Snow Likely Tonight With Temperature Rise
Forecasts indicate snow may fall tonight and possibly Wednesday as clouds thicken and the temperature rises from recent lows. The official low near 34 degrees was recorded with warmer air expected to bring a further rise, though precipitation remains uncertain.
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Wedsay
Sonte
Court News Marriage Licenses
George L. Ebert aged 27 of Carlisle Pennsylvania and Martha S. Gleman aged 18 of Hershtz Pennsylvania. 22 Walkersville and Frances HL Winebremner 28 of Woorts chtinwer Hope Bil and Rudy Doser 12 Plane No. 4 Dowd colored. e Lave 35 and Alvenia 3% Got Of Martinsburg. Sema Srelot and wife ct oH id Oscar R.
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George L. Ebert
Carlisle
Martha S. Gleman
Hershtz
Walkersville
Frances HL Winebremner
Woortschtinwer
Hope Bil
Rudy Doser
Dowd
E Lave
Alvenia
Martinsburg
Mutiny Reported Aboard Spanish Cruiser Don Jaime
An exchange special notes a mutiny aboard the Spanish cruiser Don Jaime, with conflicting accounts from the Den Jaime and related parties. The report hints at tensions aboard and emphasizes ongoing developments rather than final conclusions.
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DON Jaisie
Fromming
France
Arson Law and Court Site Debate in Rockville
The article outlines a proposed model arson law and shifts in Rockville on courthouse land. Senator Jones questions funding moves as Montgomery officials discuss courthouse expansion, land purchase north of the square, and a possible Condemnation action.
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Vuunthouse
Aed
Jones
Montgemery
Senate
Montgomery
Rockville
Robert G. Hilton
O Ff
A. CG
Kensington
Tak
K Ready Inas
Tralfram
Acquisit Square
Argu- Enerpasas
Cme
Zur Waabes
Commerce Street
Sen
Bank
Injunction Questioned Over Property Lease Transfer
A court fight centers on an injunction and alleged lease transfer involving John P.B. Esterly and G. Ciltex. The case cites property dealings at a 2825 address with Zimmer and others named as related parties. Rohrbach & Ester or Wal E. Sins are listed as representatives.
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guSt
Zimmer
One Killed Three Hurt In Auto Crash
A road accident in Cape Mar, Wisconsin, leaves one person dead and three injured. Victims include Ed. scar Jones, 23, of Philadelphia, and Edward Ward, 25. Local authorities investigate the crash scene and identify probable factors as daybreak conditions and speeding.
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N. WL
scar@ Jones
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Nas
Ured, Sciud- Ronen FP
Hee Wee Edward Ward
Pi Mewart Sidrood
Storm washes ships out to sea and rescue efforts
A storm forces ships to separation at sea with rescue craft rowing lifeboats carrying about 14 men to safety. Reports indicate about 20 crew members involved amid rough seas and dangerous conditions.
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Sauaré Aes
Rotary Club Plans Ladies Night Tonight
The Rotary Club announces a Ladies Night with guests including AML Frank Hoker president of the Frederick County Fart ates Amen urged secretary treasurer Austin P L Rem president of Pu singna Grange G Lloyd Palmer county Superintendent of Education Harry M McDonald Frederick Charles Rents berg Middletown and Milo Dayoney Thurmont and Emmsbury high school agricultural instructors. It is expected that over one hundred persons will be present.
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Loch
Pitt
Bomberger
Jenatus
Aml
Frank Hoker
Prederick County
Anniversary of Scouts Week Highlighted by Global Milestone
Boy Scout Anniversary Week runs February 8 to 14 with 800000 Scouts at attention. It marks the 19th birthday of the Boy Scouts of America and the first Worldwide Scouting birthday. The Francis Scott Key Council hosts meetings at the Maryland School for the Deaf with a Court of Honor for 49 new Tenderfoot Scouts. Ignatius Bjortes urges parental attendance as the public Court of Honor and district events proceed. A 30 piece Union Bridge Scout Band is expected to perform during observances.
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Boy Scouts of America
Washington
D. C
England
Sir Robert, Baden-Powell
Francis Scott Ker
Maryland School For the Deaf
Ignatius Bjortes
Union
Il Dis
Union Bridge
High Council Sues Booth Over Ultimatum Issued
The High Council sends an ultimatum to Booth as reported by AP from Lowes 3, Feb. The dispatch notes tensions rising between leaders, with officials framing a decisive stance in the ongoing dispute.
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High Council
Booth
Lowes
Ras
DeValera Arrested in Beufast Ireland Incident
An Associated Press report from Beufast Ireland states that Eamon De Valera, acting as Insh Ger, was arrested while attempting to enter a territory in contravention of a longstanding barring order. The incident occurred as De Valera traveled to Belfast to attend a bazaar and sought to avoid authorities.
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Beufast
Ireland
Ean- de Valera
Lodar
Ter
Belfast
Rosthern
Maryland House Kills Statewide Enforcement Bill in House Vote
Annapolis Feb. 5 AP The temperance committee of the House of Delegates reported unfavorably on the state wide enforcement bill by a six to three vote after debate. The bill would have strengthened prohibition measures but faced opposition from supporters of the measure.
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Ayn Aomothn
Shane
Give Hill
Abe
Annapolis
Temperance Committee
House of Delegates
Anti-Smith Democrats Meet in Richmond Conference
In Lynchburg Virginia the anti Smith Democrats held an executive session at 10 30 this morning to organize and plan a course for Virginia state elections this year. About 100 attendees attended the opening. A formal statement will be issued upon adjournment.
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Lynchburg
Virginia
Hoover quits business and goes fishing in Florida bay
In Miami Beach on February 5 President elect Hoover, after a few visitors at his headquarters, went fishing with Mark Wood of Nebraska. They sailed a small boat beyond Ahamt Bay to the gulf stream edge where heavy fishing has drawn captains and other anglers for productive catches.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Hoover
Mark Wood
Nebraska
Mr. Hoover
Big Guest
Ahamt Bay
Gulf Stream
Lindbergh Arrives in Tela Honduras En Route to Panama
Boston Feb 3 Col Charles Lindbergh arrives in Tela Honduras aboard a military flight from Belize en route to Panama. The Tropical Radio Company reported the leg of the air mail journey as part of the stopover schedule.
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Boston
Chae Lindbergh
Benz
British Honduras
Tas Air Mali
Panama
Tela
Honduras
KDKA Announcer Dying of Pneumonia Report
A KDKA radio announcer is reported dying from pneumonia. Details on hospital status and official statements were not immediately available.
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KDKA
Thefts and Assault Charge In Mon City Incident
Tony Press and Margaret Thomas faced theft and assault allegations after an attempted car crime on Market Street near the Square. Officer Rey Hiltner investigated a missing watch incident leading to charges and a court appearance for the 15 year old.
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Tony Press
Broadway
Margaret Thomas
Starket Street
Oficer Hilton
Prowil
Gulier Tuturr
Storny
Bowers Fe
Sherman P. Court
B.S. Harp
Wolves Terrify Jugoslavia in Fast-Paced Crisis
Unverified reports describe wolves attacking in Jugoslavia as authorities scramble for containment. The fragmentary note references fear and ongoing danger with no clear official statements or casualty figures.
Carnes Accepts Five to Seven Year Guilty Plea
Carnes pleads guilty to an 80 000 dollar indictment and receives a sentence of not less than five nor more than seven years. The Board indicates 19 additional indictments remain if he seeks a pardon, with prosecuting actions to follow on those counts. The Home Mission Board's counsel notes a deed covering further shortages, and Judge Moore comments Carnes is getting off light.
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Sununer Ety Algun
Sebion
Ees Chu
Bayt Misciaty Board
Carnes
Boykin
Home Mission Board
Wirlm Moore
Caras
February Court Term Faces Large Case Load
Indications point to a busy February term with 115 cases listed. Seventy four on the trial docket, three civil appeals, sixteen criminal appeals, and twenty two criminal cases. The grand jury will convene Monday to begin investigations and cases will be scheduled for trial, civic cases first and criminal cases typically on the second Thursday.
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Forthcome
Civ
Airdrop Flyer Arrival Report From New York Noon
Fragmentary AP text notes a flyer arrival in New York at noon and references a captain left Los An, with vague mentions of Tuc, Pacific time and weather impacts. No clear event or identifiable entities beyond scattered places and times.
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New York
Los Anan
Tucas
Pacific Coast
Hawks
Texas
Almanac Supply Depletion Noted in Wainting Text
Almanac supply appears depleted as a garbled almanac notice references the N éupmir cast adits and QNS-Post readers. The fragmentary item suggests a supply shortage or distribution issue affecting a local almanac or periodical.
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