Anglebower murder case shocks town after arrest
A shooting at a river boathouse left Maurice Anglebower dead and an accused killer in custody. The defendant was questioned before being taken to Hagerstown for safekeeping as deputies investigated the fatal volley near Nolazs Ferry. Police reported his confrontation with a fishing party led to the tragedy and that the shooter was identified by witnesses.
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Fragmentary Note on WAMURIZING Children Text
A damaged OCR fragment discusses children’s safety and age related concerns with unclear references. It mentions terms like Aby and Th iMRh Pht and a vague timeframe between ages two and five, but readable specifics are minimal. The text requires clarification to identify entities and concrete facts.
Capone Found Guilty by Jury in U S Court
The article reports Al Capone being found guilty by a jury in a United States court. It notes legal officials and witnesses discussing the verdict and implications, with mention of the Attorney and other court figures involved in the case.
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City Hospital Treats Patient After Accident
In a local incident city hospital officials report a patient with injuries and bruises following an unspecified event. Police are investigating possible connections to a sister-in-law involved in the sequence of events.
Who Is Louisiana Governor Tote BelGus Swego
A brief note poses the question of who holds the governorship in Louisiana with an attribution to BelGus Swego, signaling a political inquiry or profile feature.
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Final Tribute to Thomas A Edison Dies in New Jersey
The 84 year old inventor Thomas A Edison died Sunday at his Hilltop estate after eleven weeks of illness. He wished to spare his family from burdens of old age and infirmity, and his body will lie in state in the Edison library with private funeral at Glenmont. President Hoover planned to attend if feasible.
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Missing in Mane Ant Orderage Pet Cad Siees A 38
A fragmented OCR item mentions missing mane ant orderage and pet cad siees with a reference to 38. No clear names, places, or events are discernible from the readable text.
Frederick park crash leads to court action and fines
James Gordon, a Black man from Brunswith, drove through a curb and park in Fred erick's north end, leaving tire tracks in the new park. Officer Hoffman pursued, Gordon paid a $2.50 cash bond for an appearance in Police Court and later failed to appear. Francis Crawford, of the city, was jailed in default of $25 collateral on drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges.
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Akron Completes Final Dight Trial For Navy Acceptance
Akron completes the last and hardest of its flight tests after a 45 hour 18 minute endurance run. The airship, the largest of its kind, rode at anchor at its dock awaiting the government order to join the Navy air fleet. Washington will confirm the outcome of the trials as officials expect a successful acceptance.
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Hoovers Nationwide Cal Issued Amid Unclear Text
A fragmented wartime era clipping mentions Hoover and a nationwide call but includes garbled names and phrases. It references Staney D Espdice and a study on the second floor of the Emcickr home with unclear events. The passage also notes opposition to governmental economic action and plans, with incomplete quotes and injuries to clarity.
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Japan opposes U.S. plan in Manchuria talks
The article reports Japan blocking U S participation in League of Nations discussions on Manchuria. Briand may unveil a plan for China Japan rapprochement as Geneva aims to ease tensions. The United States signals readiness to invoke the Kellogg Briand pact to deter war while Japan refuses troop withdrawal without assurances of protection for lives and property.
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Priest Attacks Shaw In Broadcast Clash Over Russia
Fr Edmund A Walsh denounces George Bernard Shaw on radio for making false remarks about Russia and the United States. Walsh calls Shaw an intellectual snob and says the comedian twisted Russian achievement to mock America.
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