Stockman Dies After Jefferson Area Auto Crash
JW Stockman 27 died of injuries from a collision between his car and a brick truck two miles north of Jefferson. Palmer, driver of the truck, was arrested on charges of failing to yield right of way and no lights, later released on own recognizance. Funeral services will be announced. investigation by authorities is ongoing.
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Palmer
Verner Redmond
Stockman
David R
Clara B. Steckman
Jefferson
J. R. Stang
Washington
James C. Shaft
Feagaville
Paul Young
Braddock Heights
John Droneburg
Pearl
Margaret E
Pearl A. Stockman
Winton
Charles J. Stockman
Ruth G. Stockman
M. R. Etchison
Alton ¥. Bennett
Two youths sentenced for seed theft in Maryland circuit court
John Timpson and Columbus Ambush, two young Black men from the southern county, each received three year sentences in Maryland Penitentiary after conviction on larceny. They allegedly stole ten bushels of clover seed from Vernon Ingling’s barn near Park 300s in March last year, and the seed valued at about 179. The pair reportedly used a car to transport the seed to Montgomery county near Dickerson.
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John Timpson
Columbus
Secon
Maryland
John S. Newman
Timsen
Ambush
Vernon Q
Park 300S
Timson
Wan
Montgomery County
Dickerson
R. S. Harp
Jesse Hactsen
Charles Schych
Mear Pa
Sesson
Bill To Incorporate Woodsboro Returns To House
Annapolis reports the Mc party line drives a bill to incorporate Woodsboro facing battle before the House. An order from Representative R Lawder triggers a Roads Committee inquiry seeking employment data on Haskins and Seis. The committee ruling narrows the scope of the audit request.
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Woodsboro
Annapolis
Repert R. Lawder
Hart County Democrat
Cal
Roads Commission
Haskins and Seis
Audi Ihe
Lawder
Grend
Sargent and a Vermont lawyer in Washington days
Rodney Dutche of Justice portrays Charles Sargent as a secretive, strong-wisted figure who led the department with caution. The profile covers his reluctance to speak to reporters, his secrecy, and his unusual personal style, including attire and habits, while noting his background as Vermont attorney general and his appointment after Senatorial rejection of Warren.
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Sargent
Donovan
Justice Department
Senate
Aluminum Trust
Ooth
Federal
Desde Commission
Burke
iInterior
John Garibaldi
Green Mountains
Washington
Vermont
Calvin
Fewer Road Supervisors Named for County Work
Fewer persons than usual will be appointed to act as road supervisors this year in the county. Last year about 400 to 409 men served, and officials warn county roads are in fair to good shape, limiting near term projects and delaying new improvements.
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Bears
Pears
Resolution Adopts Nominees For Cabinet Posts
A formal resolution by M Kellar adopts a slate of nominations for key federal posts. The text lists nominees including Secretaries of the Treasury Interior Agriculture and Commerce with named individuals from New York California Missouri Ohio and Illinois. It notes Mellin and Baris remain in the Coolidge Cabinet and names James W Good as secretary of war and other listed appointees.
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Igorts
Andyrew
Menton
Emer
Mh Treasury
Lex York
James W. Good
So War
Am D. Mitchell
Minnesota
Ney
Walter F. Broter
Charles Francis Adams
Fassachu
Davy
Ray Lymanour
California
Interior
Arthur M. Hyde
Missou
Robert P. Lame
Ohio
Pastmss
Tlinois
Commerce
Mellin
Baris
Coolidge
Hoover at Work Ahead of White House Staff
President Hoover started his first full day in office by arriving at the White House at 3:15 p.m. to begin work before most staff. He lit the electric lights, reviewed a mass of prepared data, and kept a free schedule to stay uninterrupted.
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Washington
Mar
Hoover
White House
Mrs. Hoover
Foiled in Attempt to Rob Harrisburg Hotel
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania March 5 an attempted robbery at the Dauphin Hotel led to a gun battle with several policemen. The assailant, identified as AH Orleans, reportedly demanded access and exchanged gunfire before dying from a self-inflicted wound during a confrontation with officers.
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Harrisburg
Harrishurz
Dauphin Hotel
Browne. Jr
Orleans
Browne
Ped
As 'Stens
学习材料评分与统计的历史回顾
无明确人物事件，仅含断裂字词与地名，难以提取完整事实。文本散乱，涉及年龄、地点和人名的残留片段，无法确认事件、地点或时序。
Frederick Zoning Maps Underway With Grinnalds Aid
City officials prepare zoning maps of Frederick to guide a future ordinance. Baltimore zoning expert Grinnalds will study the maps with City Engineer E S Maxwell and a six member Commission led by Jacob Rohrback before a comprehensive survey and draft ordinance are presented to the Aldermen.
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Frederick
Grinnalds
Baltimore
Zoning Commission
E. S. Maxwell
Garncalds
Balti
Fredetick
Mays
Jacob Rohrback
James H. Gambril
W. T. Delaplaine
C. Thomas Summers
David O Gaffin
prDje
Ciab Elecis Meeting Noted With James Gr and Joseph
A terse report records a meeting involving Ciab Elecis and individuals named James Gr and Joseph T G. Details are sparse in the OCR fragment but identify three participants and a scheduled or observed convergence.
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Coetilien
James H. Gr. Jueph T. Ges Is
Csi
Frederick City Hospital sought extra funds and party notes
A report from Senator A LeRoy McCardell states an additional 2000 was included in the governor’s supplementary budget for the Frederick City Hospital to cover maintenance and operating costs as the facility expands Baker and Shack Annexes and related work near completion. Birthday party details and attendees at the Ramsburg residence are listed followed by a brief mention of many arrests in Dublin.
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A. LeRoy McCardell
iFrederick City Hospital
Albert Co. Ritchis
Facht
Avery
Gare
Baker and Shack
Baker Annex
Hood College Students Attend Hoover Inauguration
More than 200 Hood College faculty and students rode special buses to Washington for the March 4 inauguration. Despite rain, they secured seats on Pennsylvania Avenue to view the parade, observing a procession of military bands cavalry and government officials amid a wet, crowded day.
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Hood College
Washington
Coblentz Hall
Pennsylvania Avenue
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Newsboy's
Hoover
Curtis
Army
Navy
United States
Niul
Daniel Boone
Geef Cowboys
Big
Los An
Poch Slizhttr Ve: Pacing, wwares in iiniperanive morning
A fragmented OCR item notes pacing and weather or wartime tempo this morning. The readable fragments reference an event or action labeled as Foch Slizhttr Ve and a partial note about a past or present pace. Further context is unreadable.
Coolidge Returns to Old Home Town in Northampton
Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge arrived in Northampton amid a quiet, simple homecoming. A reception committee greeted them at 835 Main Street, then 2,000 residents braved rain to applaud from the street as they spoke from their private car. The American Legion band played Home, Sweet Home before the couple traveled to their home.
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Northampton
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
United States
$209 Million Aviation Corporation Formed To Promote Air Travel
York March 5 AP formation of a new $209,000,000 company named The Aviation Corporation announced by Graham B Grosvenor president of the Fairchild Aviation Company. The holding company includes representatives of several large railroad, steamship and bank firms and will acquire interests in at least six established manufacturing and transportation companies.
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York
The
Aviation Corporation
Graham B. Grosvenor
Fairchild Aviation Company
Ich
Four More Arrested in Rothstein Murder Case
Four additional suspects have been taken into custody in the Rothstein murder investigation. Authorities report ongoing efforts to identify further leads and secure additional arrests as the case develops amid heightened public interest.
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Rothstein
Hoover Declines Comment on Mexican Arms Policy Change
A dispatch reports President Hoover again declines to alter U S arms export policy while Mexican revolution unfolds on the border. Rebel advances threaten Sonora and Veracruz with federal troops moved to northern and southern fronts under Gen Calles and Gen Almazan.
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Mexico Clix
Army of the North
Sonora
Plutarco Elias Calles
South
Andreu Almazan
Corres
Jesus Maria Aguirre
Tro Cps
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Calles
Socora
Almazan
Coahuila
Jose Gonzalo Escobar
Portes Gil Caxacan
Moron
Cuernavaca
Cuernavaca, Hurried To the Ofice
Genaro Egestada
Chapultepec
Canes
Unclear Source Fragment on Capriene and Aviation
Incomplete text references Capriene in South Africa, Van Lear Black and Bak ez, aviation context, two mile leg, and Witch began a narrative fragment with missing details.
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South Africa
van Lear Black
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Justice
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Imany
Andrew Mellon
Treasury
M’kellar
Idge
Montomerxy County
Workington
Roser Browon
Herbert Hoover
Herbert Fouver
Taft
Supreme Court
Mrs. Coolidge
Commission
Frederick City Hospital
Jia
Grayson H. Ramsbury
Ramsburg
Grayson H. Rarmsburg
Grayson Stull
Theotore Stull
Alien Ramsburg
Emory Cramer
Walter
Frank Afr
Staley Stull
Walter Stull
Hs Ramsburg
Howard Pearl
Walter Poole
George Ratesburg
Dublin
HOOD
Foch
Practica
EBELS
Mike Cer
Calvi Coolidge
Secretary of
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Ariz
Monterry
Nueva Leon
Cananea
Arca
Durango
Allance
Sinaloa
Jalisco
Oaxaca
Zacatecas
Nayarit
Texas
Pacific
Sar Rebets
EL Paso
Sai¢ Ensi Likess
Geeral
Gever
Ite
Vera Oral
Ted
Vera Stacks
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