Fortunes Colonel Returns to England in Dramatic Rescue
Colonel Holles follows the actor Sylvia Farquharson after Buckingham’s staged rescue in Paul’s Yard. The Duke of Buckingham commands a dramatic scene with his retinue and a bold sword display to save the actress from attackers. Farquharson taunts the Duke, then orders departure as Holles watches from the crowd.
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England
Holland
Martha Quinn
Heasteas
Paul's Head
Paul's Yard
London
Randal Holles
Holles
Grace of
Buckingham
Sylvia Farquharson
Thun
Temple Bart
Mr. Dryden
Grace
Talen
Ace
Nathanie
Agathua
Bucks
Depurt
Colonel Hollies
Garner Tax Plan Faces House Vote Amid Bipartisan Dispute
President Coolidge’s allies discuss a compromise tax plan with a 20 percent top rate, replacing the Democratic schedule. The measure curbs rates across brackets, maintaining a 6 percent levy on higher incomes and proposing new excise taxes on auto parts and chassis. Insurgent Republicans seek adjustments, while Democrats oppose changes to estate and production taxes.
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Agin
Teaders
Longworth Conte
Pto
Conkuge
Pachatash
Af Nowaletsons Tilsen
York
Wartaadly
Thames
Ite
Mellon
Nelson
Wisconsin
Parc Solidarety
Stengel
Democrat
New York
Jersey justice for murderer of girl
In a swift trial at a boarding house in New Jersey, 27-year-old Salazer Albers was indicted on first degree murder for shooting a girl. Justice Kalisch presided as the jury returned a life sentence after a two-hour prosecution and short defense, with the killer claiming reconciliation failed and the pistol fired accidentally.
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Tle
Eien Albers
Smith Signs N. Bonus Bill in Albany
In Albany on February 29 Governor Sovith signs a soldier bonds act as part of a proposed program. New York state citizens review the measure amid ongoing district and public service funding discussions.
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Smith
Albany N Oy
Governo Sovith
New York State
Shooks Estranged Wife and Self in Duquesne Street Tragedy
Floyd Eche ment shot his estranged wife on a Pittsburgh street after meeting her in Duquesne Vreichts and then wounded himself. Both remain in critical condition as police investigate motives and ownership of property transfers. Pearl White Wins Suit in Brooklyn Trial Over Injury Claims. Pearl White and Tex Film Corp win $40,000 against actor John Beatty who alleged mismanagement of a horse caused his injuries during filming.
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Floyd Echement
Duquesne Vreichts
Tie
Mes
Monaco
Pittshure
Pearl White
New York
Brooklyn
Tex Film Corporation
John W. Beatty
Trealty
White
Anas White
Basside
Long Island
Ton
Efe
Miss White
Artress
Hiram Johnson Files in Ohio for Republican Nomination
Columbus reports Senator Hiram Johnson of California filing with Secretary of State Grown for the Republican presidential nomination. Filing confirms Johnson’s campaign in Ohio as part of the primary season.
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Hiram Johnson
Ohio
Columbus
Aram Johnson
California
Joint-Tase promises quick relief for aching joints
An in town drugstore ad proclaims Joint-Tase as a fast acting remedy for sore swollen joints. It claims rapid bone penetration, immediate soothing relief, and additional benefits for congestion chest colds lumbago and neuralgia, urging readers that it outpaces ordinary treatments.
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People’s Drug Store
Co-Operative
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Sheriff Sale Notice Listings Across Montgomery and Frederick
A scattered sale register lists numerous properties tied to Sheriff’s Sale actions in multiple Maryland locales including Frederick, Mt. Airy, Woodsboro, Libertytown, Poolesville, Clarksburg, and Beallsville. Names such as Marcie Engle, John Mercer, Cathy and Claude Wright, Vernon Smith, and others appear among the buyers and defendants with addresses on Frederick Pike, Mt. Airy, and adjacent towns. The fragmented OCR notes indicate county land parcels, road references, and mill districts, all under a formal sheriff sale context dated across several entries.
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Marcie Engle
Morig
John Mercer
Plonsell Hill
Hewarthy
Sennecll
CL Powell
Walherss Ig
Willard
Mers
Cha
Cathy and
Claude C. Wright
Lostly
Poemroy
Buchesstown
J—Harvey Sk Guene
Fountain Mila
Uarry A. Hkcher
Mt. Alry
Unslesbee
Or Barthtows
Trandenburg
Urbona
Dodsey
T. K. White
Poolesville
T. M. Chaney
Antonsie
M. Kelly
Barthtows
Poole
Dawancus
Uarry
CG. Green
Harmony Grove
Andream M. Roderackh
Urhaan Tj
M. Ketly
Bacthtew
Woodsboro
Chas Wright
Uord
Clarksburg
G. Boral
New Market
Vwre
Wolfman
N. Donden
Tolly BR
Gomwell
Frederick
Wenner
Mile
Adamatown
HW. Kline
Jefferson
Roy Knull
Wredectok
I. FL
Mullinix
Mulliniz
M. Albnagh
Maoinfeld
Mit
M. Wephart
Redland
Mont
C. Zimmerman
Jefferson Pike
Charles T. Day
Dozds
EF. Myers
Wateravittle
Mt. Alrr
C. A. Stoutemtyver
Crengerstown
Fimer
Roegerick
Urbann
C. EF. Ausherman
Peternvilte
Smith
Lora
John BP. Walte
Alane
Clertenhein
Prederich
Kernmin Ri
Arthur Ruer
Bealisville
G. Cleveland Wrant
Utica
SF OS
Cromorell
Jamaville
Carder
Mt. Pleasant
Putman
Middlebura
Vendol Herbal Tonic Promises Nightly Rest and Relief
A newspaper feature promotes Vendol, a herbal tonic, claiming it relieves nervous exhaustion, insomnia, dizziness, stomach trouble, and back pain. A local merchant quotes a user praising better sleep and energy, urging readers to visit Vendol Specialist at Pearre's Modern Pharmacy for evaluation.
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BR. B.D
O. Middetown
Malene
Vendal
Tim
Uservune
Pearre
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