American Girl to Hang in Canada With Husband for Murder
Doris McDonald and her husband were convicted in Canada for the murder of Odelard Bouchard, a Packard driver, near Trout River. After a series of disguises and forgeries, they fled to Montana and were extradited for trial, where they offered no real defense. The couple faces impending execution or severe punishment as Canadian authorities prepare for the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Doris Crie
Snyder
Wheeling
W. Va
Hazel
Pittsburgh
Drox
Maiily Ph Mtarried
Boston
New York
George McDonald
Saint John
New Brunswick
Montreal
Fred Palmer
Jic Wonaia
Wolmander
U. S. Navy
Odelard Bouchard
Lachine
Bouchard
Packard
Trout River
Vermont Board
Palmer
McDonald
States
Hattington
Doris McDonald
McDonalds
Butte
Montana
Carter
Little Country Town
Wallarfield
R. L. Calder
UK. C
Court House
Mach
Ak Committee
Rally Residencs
Mount Ver
Bonn
Ss. Clotile
Quebec
Young Lloyd Waner Faces Summer on Pirates Bete
Article profiles young Lloyd Waner as he prepares for a tough summer with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Despite doubts from fans and backroom chatter, Waner is praised for his rookie year and high batting average, with teammates like Donie Bush voicing support and expectations that he will improve and fight for a regular spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Lloyd Waner
Thomases
Pittsburgh
Waner
Oklahoma
Lieyd
Parkers
Gbo
Baes
Warship program backed by ALR and legion groups
Local groups including the ALR and veterans legion endorse a new warship program. They cite economic gains, community support, and historical preservation as key reasons for backing the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Alr. and
Legion Back
Not to resign Indiana governor defies calls for resignation
Indiana Governor Jackson declares he will not resign after an impromptu reception in the executive chamber. He says he will continue to serve the people and ignore what he calls propaganda from newspapers that oppose his administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Indiana
Svory
Public sale of Frederick County estate and personal property
Executor announces public sale of real property in Frederick County Maryland located at 5th Street and 36 East Patrick Street. The estate of Eva Margaretta Obenderfer will be sold April 1928 with $400 cash deposit and balance due at court ratification. Personal property and listed household goods to be sold February 23 1826 at 1 30 pm at 36 East Patrick Street with cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thunssay
Frederick County
Maryism
Nowaday Bitler
W. Obenderfer
Wits
Orp
Mary
East Patrick Street
Maryland
Eva Margaretta Obenderter
Frederick W. Obenderfer
Gurt. Fout
D. Princeton Bucker
Public Sale of Desirable House and Lot in Frederick MD
Public sale to be held Saturday February 25 1928 at 11 a.m. at the courthouse door in Frederick Maryland. The property includes a modern home on the corner of Wilson Place and West Fourth Street with adjoining lot. Parcel conveyed to Charles Fisher Dixon and Fannie Dixon by Emory Crum and wife by deed dated 1921 and recorded in Frederick County land records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilsin Place
Court House
Frederick
Maryland
Wilson Place
West Fourth Street
Frederick County
Marland
Charles
West Ford
Large rural sale lists cattle, equipment, and household goods
A detailed farm auction notice outlines 30 head of cattle including mature cows and a Holstein bull, several horses or mules, 3 broadtread wagons, grain tools, implement spreader, plows, harrows, harness sets, a sterilizer, milk gear, and household goods. Terms offer six month credit on sums over ten dollars with security. sale day clerk to arrange, lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Anaina
A.M. Dellincer
Syracuse
Berty Lo
Fragmented sale register with scattered names and places
A heavily garbled sale register lists numerous names, places, and vague locations such as Water feet, Liberty, New Market, and Wansk. Numerous personal names appear in a disjointed stream, with unclear roles or transactions. The document resembles a damaged ledger of bidders or property listings with no clear dates or outcomes.
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Praon
Arcae
Doris
Brother Lioyd
Pertoin
Karen Curler
Brother Paul
Rogers Heraldt
Liord
Pirates
Donie Bush
Bash
Ieather Lierd
Washington
At. Pleasant
Aage
Willy
Pew i Frederice Couey
Kolpelt
Pudie Pale
Frederick Coury
Sears
Tyeara Ord
Freemond M. Reeder
FE. T
Clerk Reformed Church
Erve Lunch
Woodstoro
iTie News-Post
Winnigier
Janet W. Obensterfer
Dar
Stoner
Vennia
Metiridie
Palemonisiun
Molticner
Xni
Wootstore
Win
Anontx
Hrananich
UWL Mitnd. Jr
Geldersturs
SSI Wippeen
Brederick
Maney
AL Wussard
Uamestic
Wuaistad Ur
Maerwesstiie
Meso
W. Metteide
d—Aenie Wineurener
Wathersvilles
Tene
N. Mehler
Satan
Liberty Rome
Vie Unger
Hubert UM. Ancehe
Mr Piamaville
Tout
Mi. Hlensant
Peta
Motortack
Elleville
T—H. IV
van Ee Dynies
Mt. Viex
L. Harrier
Istinwa
Gareg
Ar Ren Se
h—Verry Ond Eeckemmie
Meer Ure Haan
A. Weant
Softies
Lora
Mal
Hammond
Liberttorre
Ihe
M. Ahalt
Vetursiltic
Shah B. Renn
EL Att
Mt. Fredh
Potts
Griffin General Insurance
Court & Phone
BACON
Frederick County Products
Iin
Ora
Patie
Hamrick
Baltumers
Samdage
Babee WA Mil
the Rug Store
the Big Rug Sale
Mullinix
Bentz
Central Trust Company
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
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