Schultz Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
A Baltimore man, George F. Schultz, was found guilty of second degree murder after deliberating less than an hour. Chief Judge Hammond Urner sentenced him to 18 years in the penitentiary for the shooting death of Mrs. Bessie Darling at a Deerfield hotel on October 31. The trial drew a large crowd as witnesses testified to jealousy, threats, and Schultz's claimed romantic entanglement with the victim.
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State Department of Health
Hammond Urner
Bessie Darting
Deerfield Bar
Elmer W. Poffinberger
Dary
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Arthur D. Willard
Charles W. Woodward
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Schutz
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Wolfe
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Clair
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Mrs. Darling
Wizard
Schattz
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DS Burress
H- Aad
Fox
Eiher Simeon
Schulz
Don Levy
Mis
Miss Wilard
Diamond Case Sparks South Africa Verse Inquiry
A fragment mentions Jacobus Jomse and a dispute over a rock term in South Africa. The brief notes a suit and a person connected to a gem or diamond context as a month-old matter. No further clear details available.
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South Africa
Jacobus Jomse
133 Seamen Perish Camright 1914 Associated Press
Fragmentary report describes a court or inquiry with references to S08 shar Tis SENCETS and testimonies. Mentions Dr Rob tate Board reputas Bas inglore Fas VT Road and a rebuttal by Mr Moss Wetard. Recess at 530 o'clock and argument planned on the reunion of testimony with 15 lawyers present.
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Associated Press
Ana
Rob Tate
Basinglore
Tae Wahing Pacer
Moss Wetard
Ritakee
Hhemelf
Vetard
Coroner Backs Death by Own Action in Mrs Legg Case
Baltimore reports a coroner ruled Mrs Mildred Legg died by her own action with death due to exposure and possible skull fracture from a fall from a second floor porch. Details recount her life, marriage, bridge games, and the hours before discovery on 100 Edgevale Road in Roland Park.
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Mildret Sheppard Legs
Roland Park
Joan J. Morrissey
Morrissey
Mildred Sheppard Legs
Frederic
Frederick
Orsifico
Edgesale Road
M. Guson Porte
Leeg
Ana
Lest
Porver Ion
Condine
Philadelphis
Lesa
Lezs Amera
House Passes Bonus Bill by 295 to 125 Vote
Washington March 12 House Democrats voted 295 to 125 to pass the veterans bonus bill then agreed to send the supply bill to conference with the Senate. Leaders hoped for a White House acceptable compromise as Robinson predicts the measure’s defeat in the Senate.
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House
Senate
Rep
Burrs
Jt .Tals
White House
Burns
Leutenants
Arkansas Senator predicts failure of $2.2 billion bonus measure
Sen Robinson said after a White House talk the $2.2 billion bonus bill would not pass the Senate. The House had approved cash payments, but Roosevelt’s veto disapproval could sway many who voted for cash during today’s volatile session. Proponents, who pressed machine like amendments, lost ground.
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Arkansas
Iare Ts
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Largest telescope at Mot Wilson Conservatory in California
A historic 100 inch telescope at Mot Wilson Conservatory in California stands as the largest of its kind. The instrument marks a milestone in observational astronomy and draws attention to the institution's scientific prominence.
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Wilson Conservatory
Calfornia
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