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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1923

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2

Baby Stars Of The Silver Screen Of 1925

Jack Jungmeyer profiles thirteen rising actresses chosen by the Wanpason West Motion Picture Advertisers Association. The feature highlights Evelyn Brent Mar y Pickford praised beauty and notes debuts with Metro First National and Universal, plus per- sonal backgrounds from Tampa to Denver and Fort Worth to Buffalo.

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Poison Pen Gang Breaks Up Homes and Ruins Lives

New York May 12. District Attorney Banton reveals a vicious gang has sent defamatory letters to wealthy and prominent individuals. The letters disrupted at least nine homes and driven victims to insanity or exile. Maxwell, head of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, faces indictment. Postoffice inspectors join the probe. Extradition efforts for Maxwell, currently in Europe, are underway.

New York Oringus Jerney Banton George Maxwell American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers Banton Maxwe Esser Plothean Adan Alr Jet Thomas Fortune Ry Mrs. m Maxwe der Ta Ju Joan Drew John PB. Sietsna LR. Page Panateph Rgz Hs Charles M Stronz Mawel Fac Banton

Blackmail Angle Emerges In Unclear Letter Case

Disjointed notes allege Maxwell involvement with Mrs Hyan and a blackmail scheme. Letters reportedly describe affairs with wealthy individuals and attempts to break up relationships, with references to letters written by members of a group and a man named Hughes. The fragment hints at a broader scandal without clear conclusions.

Maxwell

Dying Officer Refuses to Identify Shooter

Patrolman Teus T says four men were involved in a fatal shooting that left a policeman dead. one suspect Leonard Ste ton reportedly fled during a chase. The wounded officer Bederski refused to name his attacker, providing no details on how he was shot.

Oraree Teus T Thema @ chase Leonard Steton Bederski

Gaptives Release Seen as Imminent

Reported imminent release of captives as brigands face water shortage and mounting sorties. An American traveler heads to the scene amid tension and scattered clashes following a railway disruption, while bandits and troops maneuver near Teretepe and nearby areas.

Amercan

Blowing Up Ruhr Bridge Sparks Protests After Verdict

In Essen on May 1 a mob attacked a bridge between Winthrop and Lamenasters in protest of a French court martial verdict that sentenced a defendant to death. The incident disrupted coal and cake transport from the Dortmund district and drew crowds as authorities tried to restore order.

Essen Maemiied Rity Duesseldorf Seni Palsil Krupp

Protest 1 So Watch The News Grow

Protesters voice concerns as coverage expands amid unclear leaders and shifting timelines. Citizens call for transparency while media outlets promise broader reporting and public access to information.

Great Gold Bluffs hoax to San Francisco in 1851

A bogus tale from Adventure Magazine claimed beaches near San Francisco held vast pure gold without digging. Rumors of ships ready to sail and a sea washing gold into sands sent headlines into a frenzy, but the hoax caused no injuries and soon collapsed.

San Francisco Chesapeake Rhiamuth River Eugene Cuoningham Adventure Magazine

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