Baker Receives 412 Year Term For Penitentiary Crimes
A Brunswick man Baker is sentenced to 412 years in prison after a July jury trial. The escape and jail break involved five men including Baker, with one captured in Cleveland. Baker previously served three years in Maryland for theft and faces additional Baltimore county charges. He and others fled from jail, were recaptured, and Baker awaits further trial upon return to Maryland.
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Baker
John Given
Leas Green
Grote W. Nosle
Aten Bartes
Edeed
I Jn
Jax
Sinch
Emmitssurg
Alber
Cleveland
Frederick
Ludged
Liquor Case and Jack the Ripper Not Guilty Find
In a state liquor case against Henry accused of selling liquor to Nellie Riggins the defense rested as witnesses testified that Stanton sold liquor at his East Street home during summer and that Arnold and the Riggins woman were present on several occasions. Separately Jack the Ripper Arthur Jackson was found not guilty after a challenged search warrant defused further evidence.
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Henry
Asmer Sneasea
Nellie Riggins
Arnold
Stanton
East Street
Neliie Riggiss
Frank Smith
Gts
A. Young
Riggies
St. James
Riggles
Jack the Ripper
Arthur Jackson
Jack [the Ripper
Jackson
Weat
Saints Street
Bherlt
Werner Redmond
Alton ¥. Bennett
Diamond is Shot in NYC as Police Probe Motives
Jack Legs Diamond lies seriously wounded in hospital after five bullets struck him at a West Side hotel. Police trace a murky web of gang intrigue with a red haired hotel employee and Marion Stramick, a Boston chorus girl, as witnesses in the sensational case.
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New York
Ganglgnol
Jack “Legs” Diamond
Mulrooney
Diamond
Lega
Polyclinic
Oman
Marion Roberts
Hotel
Monticello
Marion
Marion Stramick
Boston
Tariff Benefit Claim By Hyde Assessed for Farmers
Arthur M Hyde asserts in a speech that farmers would gain a theoretical annual tariff benefit of 102 dollars under the tariff bill. He compares farm and industrial product duties, saying the average farm family uses 48 dollars in taxed goods while protections raise his overall production value by about 156 dollars annually.
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Mit
Arthur M Hyde
U.S Se
Agricuure
Ste Inia Repub
Hyte
Taurus
Hyde
Daugherty Indicted on 58 Counts in Ohio Bank Case
Mal S. Daugherty, president of the defunct Ohio State Bank and brother of former U S Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty, faces 58 counts of embezzlement misapplication of funds and falsification. The indictment includes 15 counts in conspiracy with circumstantial failures of the Ohio State Bank and People's Drovers Bank to visit summer. Virgil Vinten, a grain dealer, is charged with perjury in an additional indictment.
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Washini Courthouse
Mal S. Daugherty
Ohi State Bank
U.S
Genewa
Harry M. Daugherty
Lagelte County
Ohio
People’s Drovers Bank
Vist Gummer
Dainsi
Virgil Vinten
Ck Ing
Robbery attempt at Markell and Forti coal office
The Markell and Forti coal yard office was broken into Monday evening around 7 15 by robbers who forced entry via a lighted hallway leading to the weighing room. They damaged the safe’s combination and knob, fled toward Carroll creek and East Saint Street, leaving behind a damaged safe and no arrests.
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Markell and
Fost
Sarol Street
Jona Shanke
Markel and Port
Shankle
Carroll Creek
East Ald Saints
Harry C. Smith
Mr. Smith
Willam C. Roderick
Sherif Roderick
Martin J. Walsh
McHenry
Hottiing Company
Polint
Puzzle Answer Eoverprema i The car 6 a phastiger
A garbled puzzle snippet mentions slowly and shakes, referencing a misheard phrase and a stray number sequence. The readable text suggests a fragmented clue about a vehicle and an erroneous or scrambled word hidden within.
Zonta Club Members Hear Miss S Artwork Address
Miss S spoke at the Zonta Club meeting in Barbara Fritchie Tea Room about her three painting mediums watercolors chalks and china painting. She showed samples including a 9 by 9 1 2 foot Fredericks Court House piece and an 8 1 2 by 12 1 2 foot Masonic Temple painting. The club plans its charter dinner at Hotel Alexander with representatives from Washington and Phoenix clubs.
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Misa Helen
Zoota Club
Ty Barbara Fritchie
Mae
Artis
Peemastere
Alexander
Washington
Azinapolis
H. O. Schroeder
K. T. Field Day Speakers Set for Rockville Maryland
Judge Robert B. Peter will address the welcome as the Third Degree Knights Templar of Maryland hold their field day in Rockville. Joseph A. Mulans and Roger Shaw announce plans featuring a parade, drills, a jersey band, supper, and a dance. Grand marshal Dr. George E. Lewis will lead the parade from the Masonic Temple at 3 20 p m through main streets to Welsh Field for drills and review.
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Rockvile
Robert B. Peter
D. Templar of
Maryland
Joseph A. Mulans
Knights Templar of
Roger Shaw
George E. Lewis
Washington Street
Repeal of Dry Law Discussed in Newark Speech
In Newark on October 13 a Republican campaign leader urged repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and expressed support for local alcohol control. He reiterates his stance from six months ago, criticizes Hoover administration policy, and looks forward to voting on the issue.
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Newark
8. J
Vite Stans Senate
Hoover
Unclear OCR Text About State Residents and Public Figures
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions a resident Hoover and years related to a state or college context. The readable content is too garbled to derive a clear event, person, or outcome. No verifiable details for a precise summary.
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Jwo
William A. Hahn
Aubrey M. Pas
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Edward J. Baenker
Jose W. Haugh
Henry A. Kefauver
Maurice D. Silfer
Willard A. Garrett
Robert Lee Smith
Frank G. Hoar
J. LeRoy Ramsburg
A. Windsor Davis
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John S. Newman
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Theore
Mal Daugherty
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Omtarec
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Zonta Club
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K. T
Peter
Rockville
Catalina
Hendrickson
Martex
West Point
Morrow
Ferley Battle
Hersert
Macy
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Carty’s Christmas Furniture Savings Club
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