Body of Schildt to be taken to city for burial
Hagerstown police work on robbery theory after Harold Schildt was shot at the Wiebdel pill factory. Turner, the watchman, is serious at Washington County Hospital. Schildt’s body held in Hagerstown parlor pending arrangements. funeral set for Sunday in Frederick. Model Garage of Middletown reclaimed Schildt’s Pontiac.
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Stisutin
Frederic
Hazerstown
Hayard ‘Turner
Wiebdel
Temas
Turner
Washington County
F Schildt
Frederick
A. K Coffman
Hacerstown
Schildt
Middletown
Hagerstown
Sebikdt
Thurmont
M. L. Creaser & Son
Body of third fireman recovered from ruins
New York January 28 A third fireman killed in the seven story building collapse was taken from the ruins as five other firemen remained hospitalized with fractures and lacerations. Five wounded men were removed from the wreckage earlier in the morning and five comrades were recovered. One of ten men pinned in girders managed to escape.
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New York
Alexander’ McCartt
Ermine Church
Michael Anzelon
Tony
Mrs Nixdorf Host to Card Party in Spring Season
Mrs Nixdorf entertains guests for a luncheon and card party during the season. The text notes strict game laws in England in a bygone era, contrasting with rural farmers and social pleasures of the period.
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England
Confesses Part in Mail Robbery
Michael Andrews, one of four men tied to the 65 000 mail train theft at Salisbury Massachusetts last July, admits participation. He identifies John Bord known as John The Russian as the stick up man and says his father John Andrews and William Savonisian waited in a car while Bord and he pursued the train. They supposedly recovered the loot weeks later and split it. postal agents have recovered some funds but much remains missing.
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Weskua
N. H
Michael Andrews
Salisbury
Mass
John Bord
John the Russian
Galveston
Texas
Andrews
John Andrews
William Savonisian
Bord
Newhoursport
Amesbury
Neshua
Coffey leads police to grave of murdered wife
In Platteville Wisconsin US AP William Coffey guided officers to the grave of Hattie Coffey as they continued to piece together a case involving the deadly breakup of his four week marriage. Authorities recovered body parts from frozen ground in Grant County as a crowd watched at dawn. Coffey, a Madison bond salesman, is a self confessed slayer and groom of the deceased.
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Platteville
Wis
Jama
Riter's Woods
Hattie Hales Coffey
William X. Coffey
Madison Bond
Grant County
Marina
Philéren Conarmed
Harpers Ferry youth dies after canal crash and grave duty
A Harpers Ferry area youth died after a car swerved in a rut and plunged into the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal on the Maryland side of the Potomac. He had just left a rural cemetery where he prepared a grave for an infant. He was trapped for about 45 minutes before rescue and died at home later.
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Harper'’s Ferry
Maryland
Potomac River
Geodhesar
Samples Manor
Jon Abert
Francis Reynolds
Goodheart
Albert
Elfesherh Stockman
South Street
Mit
Methodist talk recalls kidnap episode in Mexico
The Thursday sermon at Trinity Methodist Church South featured Rev. James M. Taylor recounting his kidnapping by Mexican bandits near Tampico and the later settlement of ransoms. The talk also covered Mexican customs, relief efforts, and regional leadership.
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Trinity MM. EL Church
South
Mel
James M. Taylor
Tlwelinik Eis Gye
W. Street
Taylor
Tampico
Trenta Tome
Couch Merabie
Mexico
Consequences of Sin Reflects on Religious Observances
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a discussion titled Consequences of Sin focusing on devotion, service, and a feast of St. Francis de Sales. Names appear garbled, but references suggest Milwaukee Downer College and an honoring within an American association context.
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Francis de
Laci KR. Briggs
Milwaukee-Downer College
Colese Fi
Moon and Saturn occultation eclipses rare sight in Washington
A rare lunar occultation of Saturn occurred at 7:14 am Washington time, unseen here due to heavy clouds while elsewhere in the U S the event was visible with naked eye. Astronomers had anticipated the immersion and emersion phases during dawn, with limited view in the East and clearer views in the Midwest and Northwest.
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Washington
Saturn
Middle West
Jupiter
Sunnset
Local youths arrested after chicken related incident
A fragment describes several teens involved in a Thursday night incident in Vatice Court. Officers on rounds encountered a crowd and found a single chicken among sacks. An unnamed number of youths were arrested as part of the event, with mentions of individuals including George Salter, Mis'el, Wiliam Sent, Charles Fisher, and Vowiridis Imndies.
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Frederick Necroes
George Salter
East Streeis
Wiliam
Charles Fisher
Vowiridis
Fragmentary OCR Note Mentions Washington and Frank
An incomplete OCR fragment references Washington and Frank with unclear context. The snippet hints at names and a possible event but provides no actionable details or dates.
Prohibition Fight Seen As Nation's Path To Anarchy
William Gabis Mes Adve told the Ohio State Bar that abolishing the eighteenth amendment would not curb crime. He argued the root of disorder lies in contempt for law and warned repeal would threaten the Constitution, urging enforcement and a federal response over nullification by states.
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Opotiddes
William Gabis
Ohio
United States
Machine Petitiokens
United States Senate
Tequar Trate
Presidentia
Maryland
New York
Montana
Congress
Minnritt
Besian
Wwe
Cobb Seeks One More Big Year In Major League Baseball
The former Detroit Tigers manager Ty Cobb confirms plans to return to baseball for a final season. He cites offers from several clubs while denying he resigned from Detroit, stating he was released and will decide among opportunities. Brown president Phil Ball expresses interest in Cobb joining the Browns for his bat and drawing power.
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Detroit Tigers
Baseball Landy
Dutch Leonard
Landis
Cutt
Cobb Consilers
Detroit
Buks
Cobb
Brown
Louis
Phil Ball
the &J. Louia Browns
Ty Cobb
Diay Browns
Hall
Smith Named Register of Wills by Orphan’s Court
This morning Geo Edward Smith was replaced as Register of Wills by Eli G Haugh after being appointed by the Orphans Court Judges. Lighter, the former chief deputy, assigns Roy B Schroeder as chief deputy and Mildred G Fogle as deputy. Schroeder and Fogle previously served under Prof. Smith. Lighter’s term ends December 1, aligning with Judge Charles H Butts’s elected term beginning after last November’s general election.
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Russell
Auto Show contracts fill spaces at state armory event
Local dealers sign for booths at the annual Automobile Show to be held March 22 to 26 in the state armory. Ford, Frederick Motor, Star Car and Chevrolet Sales are among exhibitors with multiple 32 by 44 foot bays. Other space allocations include Miller Motor, Ideal Garage, Harbaugh’s Auto Sales, Kaufman Garage, and Lee Chevrolet among those already contracted.
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State Armory
Aince
Ideal Garage
Harbaugh
Auto Seles
Kaufman, Garage Company
Ford Motor Company
Lee Chevrolet
Rover
Miller Motor Company
Deaf
Buick
Slarbaugh
Kaufman Grage Company
Oldsmobile
Frederick Mator Company
Ford
Lake Dri
Frederick Motor Company
Miler Motor Company
Star Car
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Coley
Harper's Ferry
Canal
Dr. Taylor
Dr. Jones
Baptist Church Service
Westminster
Titakteyi Dd
Wheeling
Lake Erie
New York Stock Exchange
Wheelies
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
New York Central
Rockefeller
Lake Erie Common
Bro
Pallie
Wash Ant Frank
Madoc
Marine Battalion
Karl Jacobson
Baltimore
Vernal Moore
East South Street
Charles M. Dodd, Jr
Orphans' Court
Russell E. Lighter
Neer Rethe State
Viaton Fagivta
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