Prisoner Sentenced Again After Struggle with Officer
A transient identified as William Lewis was sent to the House of Correction for three months after resisting a search and prompting handcuffs. Judge Bennett imposed the sentence following his drunkenness arrest earlier in the week by Officer Alton Shaff. Another local, Harlan De Grange, received a similar sentence after grappling with Officer George Layman on South Market Street. Two other transients, William Ta and Thomas Carter, were found guilty of disorderly conduct at Baker Park and fined nine dollars with ten days in jail. one may be released if he leaves the city. Collateral forfeitures included Claude Kitchen of Washington five dollars for reckless driving and Edward Paul of Baltimore fifteen dollars for no operator’s license and no headlight glass.
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House of Correction
Wiliam Lewis
Alton ¥. Bennett
Lewis
Alton Shaff
Harlan DeGrange
Gfocer
George Layman
South Market Street
Justice Bennett
Wi Ham Ta
Thomas Carter
Baker
Edward Paul
Baltimore
B. H. Cecil
Bennett Abandons Suicide Plan In Dynamite Car
In Alameda California Frank Bennett an unemployed mechanic abandoned his plan to blow himself up with 104 sticks of dynamite and five quarts of nitroglycerin after signaling surrender. Police kept bystanders back as they approached the vehicle and Bennett stepped from the car without detonating the load.
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Alameda
Calif
Frank Bennett
Bennett
Cuba Wins Senate Ratification of Platt Amendment Abrogation
The United States fully relinquished interference rights in Cuba by ratifying a new treaty of political relations that abrogates the Platt Amendment. The Senate passed the pact with little debate. Cuban ambassador Marques Sterling praised the ratification as binding and permanent, pledging closer ties under the treaty. Kansas City and Chicago remain major livestock markets.
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Washington
United Sates
Cuba
Senate
Platz
Pinan
Foreign Relations Committee
Fess
Clos Butom
Latin-America
Broad claim of record broken hints at return to major plum
Ambiguous OCR fragment suggests someone may have broken a world record and considered a major prize, with hints of a comeback or return to a prominent event. Names, dates, or places are not readable, but the gist indicates a notable achievement and possible reappearance.
Theatre News Troll Scolds City Opera House Charm
A scathing critique targets the RXO Rad Picture and the City Opera House in Frederick. The piece condemns society mothers mismanaged boarding schools and false standards of living as harming theatrical culture.
All-Bran Relieves Constipation Says Cadillac Man
A testimonial from Lester Bartholomew of Cadillac Michigan reports lasting relief from constipation after three daily bowls of All-Bran cereal. The note cites bulk from bran and vitamin B as aiding digestion and iron for blood, recommending two tablespoons with meals in chronic cases and urging medical consult if no relief.
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Lester Bartholomew
Cadillac, Mich
Kellogg
Batile Creek
Debutantes and social climbers spark party intrigue
A fragment describes debutantes and ambitious social figures plotting schemes at social events. It mentions conniving secretaries and band leaders, with mentions of stags misbehaving at parties and a looming threat to parties. Two German architects sketch plans for a giant ship elevator conceived to lift vessels up to heights of 200 feet.
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Miorseis
Massa-CHUMetER Aviator Tests Stratosphere Suit
A Massa-CHUMETER aviator endured a half hour in a tank of carbonated ice at 110 degrees below zero as a test for a suit designed to keep him warm on a plane trip into the stratosphere.
America’s first carillon started at Metropolitan Methodist Church
A historic note from Canada records the initiation of America’s first carillon project at the Metropolitan Methodist Church in Toronto. The event marks a milestone in liturgical music and public art within a Canadian urban church setting.
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America
Metropolitan Methodist Church
Torenw, Can
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