Enrolment 10 Five Arrested At Hood Contest Scene
In Lentz Hall Hood district, five people were arrested for felonies and disorderly conduct after a free for all during a Hood contest. Police placed bonds of 100 dollars each for appearance in Police Court. Witnesses include former basketball player Celzse Rel gt and others from Washington. The incident recalls a previous disturbance at the same home on Seventh Street.
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pelacs
John Smareois
Tiare Sumureotis
Dave Wihem Landes
Marie Landes
E street
D.C
H. N. Heinie
sreet
Washington
Hilda Rover
Oies
Arthur Hoffman
Leymen
Mustar
Seventh street
Sheri Charlies W. “Cram
Mize Despondi
Despondi
Enize
Weather note readout with unclear data
Fragmentary weather entry shows times 7 313 am and 1236 p m with garbled letters and missing locations or conditions. Unable to determine region forecast or specifics from the legible parts.
Hortimer Fitch Dies at 99 in Early Today
Hortimer Fitch aged 99 died early today after a long life in the community. He was the son of the late Filzh and Renscsa Snouier Fiveh and grew up near Zimmerman. He served in World War I and is survived by a large family. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by the Glace Reformed Church.
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Mx. Pach
lie forvmmer Flizh
Renscsa Snouier Fiveh
Zimmerman
iCova
Walkerstic
acme siresis
elers
ser Glace Reformed church
Investigate Robberies and Homes Breakins Fail to Yield Arrests
Police press on with robberies and break ins across counties. A house entry left a resident shaken. two Kelsey home thefts netted about 29 dollars in furnishings and 3650 dollars in cash. Investigators note similarities across incidents suggesting culprits but offer no arrests. A separate blast near Mexico Gis damaged a storehouse and dynamite after a gasoline tank fire.
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Carrel ceanmiy
sid
vSice
Rayne
Ais
snie ty
momer
Kelsey
Nacional Roads Commission
Moriua
Mexico
Marines Leave Nicaragua as Tensions Rise Again
In Nicaragua on January 20, Marines withdrew after years of deployment intended to maintain order. The withdrawal followed a presidential decree ending the U S Marines' presence. News notes unrest across provinces and recent discipline issues among local forces amid the transition.
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Nicaragua
Five men confess in Washington paymaster robbery murder
Police said signed confessions were obtained from five men in the attempted hold-up that killed paymaster Edward Ecklund and wounded companion Harry Stumm near the Capitol. Confessions implicated Claude Myers Fewell Workman and Albert Cash as driver and signal man. Circle E. Fempieton helped dispose of the gun.
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capitol
Bernard W. Thompson
Edward Ecklund
Harry Stumm
Claude Myers
Fewell Workman
Ecklund
Stamm wert
Brooklyn
Thompson
hadeen
Albert E. Cash
Everett Blackwell
Circle E. Fempieton
George Moore Dies Irish Novelist in Dublin
George Moore, famed Irish novelist, dies today in Dublin. Report notes his influential Describes Work Of Jr Order and recent ban debate surrounding his last book. Tornadoes in Texas kill and injure several, with complications in Pass and Manchester areas. Weather outlook shows generally fair week ahead. An appeal case in Circuit Court involves drunken and reckless driving with fines of 1 million dollars.
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Albright
Crs
Aton
Bennie
Chinese mobilization sparks new war zone fears
Reports describe China building a large military force and threats of renewed conflict. Analysts warn of expanded deployments and potential escalation as tensions rise with neighboring regions.
Tokyo Rejects League Peace Bid and Warns China on Jehol
The Tokyo government spurned the League of Nations peace proposal and warned China to stay out of Jehol. Reports say Japan omitted key points while China strengthens coastal garrisons. Aimed at Peiping and government ties, the talks reflect Japan’s stance amid rising regional tension.
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Geneva
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aisan
Russia
iseme
Peiping
China
Nanking
Taneytown Woman’s Body Found in Creek
A Taneytown woman’s body was found in a creek near Wan, Maryland, during a search. The report notes uncertainty about the cause and mentions a raid at a local place with unnamed agents investigating a possible link to a man.
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CREEK
Complete Opinion In Trust Co Case On County Funds
The opinion explains deposit procedures for county funds and discusses bond requirements urged by Clinten McShewy. It mentions Me fe coun and a bond issue tied to a purchase, noting a May 25 date and a $4092 item among the records.
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Clinten McShewy
African Hunters Kill Missouri Lions Feud Reignites
Local report describes African hunters killing Missouri lions amid a rising conflict over game rights. Authorities investigate the incident as villagers discuss conservation and safety concerns.
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MISSOURI
Gasoline Tax Bill May Be Introduced
A potential measure on gasoline taxation may be introduced, signaling upcoming legislative consideration. Details on sponsors or exact provisions were not provided.
One More State’s Vote Could End Lame Ducks
Fragmentary notes show mentions of states voting to end the lame duck period as Congress considers a new measure. References include Newarks and a Roosevelt speech at a League of Women Voters meeting.
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dan
Franzlin D Roosevelt
League of Wann Veien
Crawford balks at extradition in Virginia slayings
George Crawford, 26, wanted in Middleburg Virginia for the murder of Mrs Agnes Boeing Lasley and her maid Mina Buckner, refuses to discuss extradition talks with Loudoun County officials and jailers, as authorities pursue transfer. The case ties to a January 12, 1932 cottage slaying and involves extenuating details from statements during questioning.
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George Crawford
Middleburg
Crawford
John Galicher
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Loudoun county
stude
Galleher
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oner
Joseph E. Warner
eatradsi
a.iba
Agnes Boeing Lasley
Mina Buckner
Roosevelt Promises Muscle Shoals Return On National Basis
Visiting power experts and party members in Alabama touted Muscle Shoals as a national priority. President elect Roosevelt declared the project will be treated from a national standpoint, with Senator Norris and power figures like Dill and Walsh present. The group planned to inspect the site after the remarks.
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elest Rouse
cance
Norris
Nebraska
Rooses
Maj Gen McCoy Returns to Army Command
Maj Gen Frank R McCoy re joins duty as commander of the First Cavalry Division at Fort Bliss Texas after a long diplomatic career. The veteran officer known for service in Manchuria and as Aid to Roosevelt is recalled to active duty amid global tensions and war planning.
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Prank R. McCoy
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Texas
Manchuria
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