Fragmentary legal notice from New York case
A damaged OCR fragment references Henry Larei and a New York legal matter involving a fraud accusation and a law officer. The readable bits are insufficient for full details or outcome.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1929
Page
6
A damaged OCR fragment references Henry Larei and a New York legal matter involving a fraud accusation and a law officer. The readable bits are insufficient for full details or outcome.
A jumble of 1920s era sports anecdotes touches on Detroit boxing charges, Yankee prospects, and a German fighter named Herr Schreliing. It mentions Johnny Ristic, Koenig, and Swis, plus reference to Mike Strong, All American wearers, and Jockey Club chief Joseph E. Wid. Belmont track weather, Babe Ruth quotes, and Baltimore fox terrier show snippets appear, with schedules for Frederick and Hagerstown.
The text describes a confused scenario where a student pays for a service and does not take it, mentioning coaching experience and a demand for fairness. It references law of action and reaction and hints at a coach's role in handling such situations with caution and clarity. It mentions attire and a person named Jim Gorter in a fragmented context.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a past honeymoon and related recollections. The legible bits mention names and events in a blurred, jumbled form with no clear dates or places to identify a full story.
A garbled weekly sports schedule lists Montlav erstown Iptawen Fete Marys Prep at En Tuesday and schools facing off including Frederick fish school versus Hogerstoen high. The fragment mentions Deat versus Weete and a Thursday slot with senior events.
Fragmentary notes describe a bridge hand where a player fails to win the first trick and forces a sequence. The text mentions West, Shin, and AGN in a closed hand and a typical winning play to capture the first trick.
Cresap's Moon side game ceases in Frederick draws a large crowd and signals steps toward bringing the football classic to the area.
Mount St Marys Prep edged Devitt Prep 24 to 23 in a tightly fought game at Washington. Kim McAndrews led the Mounts with four goals while Fenned s added defensive prowess and three points. Vincent and Gleason paced the Devitt contingent. Referee Quinn Rasputin, nicknamed the Mad Men of Russia, oversaw the contest.
Mrs A G Crummitt promotes Rinse to wash white clothes with suds that are thick and gentle on hands. The ad claims Rinse quickly soaks out dirt and stains and includes store address 421 Market Street Frederick Md.
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