Misguided man sentenced for plot to harm king at Old Bailey
The judge called the defendant a misguided person after a jury found MacMahon guilty in a sensational Old Bailey trial. Lt Hutchinson, the club footed prisoner, described the plot as fantastic but claimed it was true. The government alleged a secret plan to extort £1000 from authorities with grandiose aims before aborting the scheme.
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England
Las
Old Bailey
Andrew MacMuahed
John Hutchinson
Donal Sontell
MacMahon
Hancees
Arcert
Heltet
Mace Mahon
Victory Dance After Sales Dinner at Vindobona
Frederick Tailoring Company's social club plans a 9 pm victory dance at Vindobona Braddock Heights to honor the speedball team's City Bowling League pennant win. Over 250 members from New England to West Coast associates expected. Stanley Saguer presides. Howard Falconer leads the club as president and Arthur Wickell chairs the dance.
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Frederick Tailoring Company
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Valley Nighthawks
Stanley Saguer
Wil
New England
Southern
Midwest
West Coast
Chi
Te Triers
Howard Falconer
Arthur Wickell
Voters Not Required to Transfer Certificates in New Rules
Attorney General Lhe tert PR. O'Conor announces that voters in Frederick and Garrett counties and Baltimore city do not need a removal certificate for transfers. General registration changes eliminate the need for personal appearance at both origin and destination precincts.
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Frederick
Garrett
Baltimore City
Lhetert PR
O'Conor
Weather Record Summary for September and Nearby Dates
Weather notes show 02 inch precipitation today with September totals around 3 inches to date. Normal September rainfall is unspecified. actual figures mention Beynumber 1975 248 inches and D938 precursor figures. Temperatures yesterday higher than a year ago with highs and lows not clearly stated. Moonrise and moonset times listed without clear dates. Streams and regional mentions include Monortey and Potomac.
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Datac
Monortey
Potomac
Tahtatl
Insurance Company Heads At White House
Disjointed OCR summary notes a meeting involving insurers at the White House with mentions of executives, sanitation, and a high level discussion. Fragmented phrases reference a previous theater leader, protection and health concerns, and unspecified attendees. The garbled text omits clear names, dates, and outcomes.
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Insurance Company
White House
Hold Conquered City in Control
Soprngh! here, ty Phe A sme! press! San Srbist. OMPy-Paisert on their occupation of Gan Gebasiat to n. Spain, Sept mara tampretead AMEN dav by setting umachal gov headed by the governor of Pampona, provincial capital of Neavarre, St Oe, lines of Fascist troops heal the ey from posible counter-attack by the defeated Socsaly who led before to insure eterday with ptharman ment. Muvary and c civil authorities be gan speedant réhabitation of pune forces which have been prayed days during the Paselstedie at the Basque resort. Water and electric service were re established shortly after the invaders marched into the coastal city early yesterday. Supplies of [net were rushed to the city from which officials call ae ROR THAN sah" rand acuyitings and foreigners had Ted,
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San Srbist
Ompy—Paisert
Gan
Spain
Septmara Tampretead
Umachal
Pampona
Neavarre
Socsaly
Ptharman
Muvary
Pune
Ted
Irving Thalberg Producer Dies At 37 In California
Irving G. Thalberg a 37 year old motion picture producer and husband of Norma Shearer died today in California. Lobar pneumonia was given as the cause of death. The report notes Thalberg's prominent role in film production and his marriage to Norma Shearer.
Five On Front Seat Too Many For Safety Court
Three cases were heard in Peening Court this morning with two convictions. Lloyd DeGrange pleaded guilty to reckless driving on Route 240 and fined $5 after officer May testified five people were in the front seat making safe operation impossible. Guy Atkins was found guilty on two charges for inadequate brakes and driving without a license after State Constable May testified to zigzagging driving and a failed emergency stop. Atkins’ attorney was Allin Bennett.
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Peening
Convictuions
Milton G. Urner
Lloyd Bo DeGrange
Officer May
Guy Atkins
Walter
May
Atkins
Bennett
Atkin
Tremors Ripple Through Stock Market In New York
Selling tremors rippled through the stock market in New York on September 14. The market showed minor advances at times but drifted to slightly lower levels as losses in some sectors balanced gains. Sterling opened at £9 0s 3 8d amid mixed byline reports on commodities and foreign exchange.
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New York
Aditiden
Banda
Pope Calls For Mercy After Refugee Aid Ceremony
A fragmented report describes a religious figure invoking discipline and compassion during a scene in a throne room. The Pope addresses Spanish refugees, urging love and piety while acknowledging hardship and persecution faced by clergy and faithful.
Negro In Stolen Car Trailed And Arrested
Willam Scott, a Black man, was taken into custody by State Officer Walter K May early Sunday morning charged with larceny of an automobile, drunken driving, and related offenses. The car, owned by Deets Warttid, was found after being seen running a red light on Market Street. Scott initially claimed he borrowed it, then admitted wrongdoing. Another man, George Chase, also Black, in the vehicle has prior larceny terms. charges against him were noted. Officer May hopes the case ends a period of car theft in the area.
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Willam Scott
Kstody
Walter Kmay
Deets
Warttid
Airy
I Ts
Mto
Limbay
Weet Fourth Street
Spectal
George Kemp
Market Street
Huegenstoun
Hope Hl
Viyntistaan
Scott
Belo
Seon
Aleady
Wyuickens
George Chase
Jim
May
Taproom At Highfield Destroyed By Fire
A fire destroyed the Pleasure Gardens taproom in Highfield, owned by John Wantz, with an estimated loss of 1500 dollars. Investigators suspect incendiary arson to cover a burglary, as blasts followed the blaze. The building stood on Summit-Camp Road in the High Ridge Summit area. Wantz had operated it for about a year. insurance status was unclear.
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Ahr
John Want
Hauge Ridge
Aremen Kboom
Wantz
Conductor of Detroit Symphony Group Dies
Detroit area music scene mourns as a prominent conductor from the Detroit Symphony faced death. The report notes the artist's long career, leading performances in New York and regional venues, with a variety of notable operatic and symphonic works cited in the obituary.
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Detroit Symphony Group
Behind The Scenes In Washington And The Senate Session
A fragmented report describes political maneuvering and personal recollections from Washington. It notes Senator Brow and other figures moving through discussions on banking and currency policy, with reflections on careers and party dynamics. The piece mentions public gatherings, committee roles, and the influence of finance on legislative action.
EST Holding Company Act Case Covers Interstate Commerce
A federal court reviews a decision under the EST Holding Company Act involving Ney Vuk Ga ae Te and the Sothern Bond and Share Company. The action concerns registration denial and alleged interpostal commerce implications while the court weighs statutory grounds and interstate activities.
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Taerniet
Federal Court
Megak
Botay Degiste
Atiniers
United State
Panebiy
Refuge
Frederick Aids In Swelling College Student Rolls
Frederick High reports a surge in undergraduate enrollments as the university and Hood College lead in applicant interest. Incoming freshmen from local towns and area schools prepare for the fall term, with Maryland and Notre Dame alumni among notable attendees and paths to numerous colleges outlined.
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Frederick
Sykesville School Board Sets Plans Amid Renovation Debate
The Carrell County Board discussed renovations on the old Sykesville school building, with a committee led by Supt Wyson and Messrs Woolen and Davis to secure bids and report. The board also filled staff changes, naming Kathryn Wentz as home economics teacher and requiring physical exams for all drivers and teachers. A delegation from the Carrell County Teachers Association presented a portrait of late Supt Maurier S. Voger to honor his longtime service.
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Sykesville
Cure Toll County
Batention
Wyson
Messrs
Woole Annt Davis
Penn State College
Misa Henrietta Lattir
Sykesville High School
Caroline Reed
Kathryn Wentz
Mat Januors
Carrell County
Teachers’ Association of
Gerald Richter
Board of Education
Maurier
Fined SLO And Costs On Wife-Beating Charge
A man named Hep Robhach was fined 11 dollars and costs after a wife beating charge in which he reportedly struck his wife. The incident led to his arrest on a warrant issued by Deputy Sheriff Charles Wo Aimutt. The case also involved Robhach’s mother Torbert Slate and two bystanders. Proceedings included testimony about the altercation and resulting penalties.
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SLO
Robhach
Taterick Street
Bacay
Ofa
Ray Mbier
Charles
Mia
Bosbiteh
Torbert
Learige
Himenauer
Pereg
Gisane Esans Rites Scheduled For Today
Rites for Gisane Esans are scheduled today with the ceremony to be held at her home. The event will be attended by family members and close friends, following prior arrangements announced in the community notices.
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Gisane
Richiman's Plane Jubn Toward Newfoundland Coast
Report of the Merrill Richman plane Lady Peace and accompanying aircraft starting from London and aiming for New York. Communication was poor due to static. navigation indicated a landing near Newark and later Brooklyn. The flight sought a coast-to-coast path with Cape Race as a presumed entry point to America.
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York
Spyen Dinia
Giemye
Hucharan
Tyerg
Teern Air Lines
Newark
Ant Trees
Merrill-Riehman
Yale
Riehman
May Bennett Field
Brooklyn
N.Y
Miurn
London
New York
Anrin
Arte Penta
Maine voters face crisp weather in first index election
Portland Maine September 14 AP clear favorable conditions aided voting Across Maine leaders predicted a close race as early returns suggested high turnout Officials cited the nation watching the first index of national sentiment in a presidential year with forecasts of substantial majorities by the Republicans while Democrats hoped for a landslide comparison Some clerks noted strong participation aided by weather and transportation to polling places
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Portland
Maine
Arthur EB. Sewell
Police Association Meeting At Hagerstown
About forty heads of police departments from cities and towns in Maryland attend the Maryland Police Association meeting in Hagerstown. The opening session included a luncheon and an address by Charles Lessness of the Attorney General's office in Baltimore. Marshall Stansbury of Towson is president of the association. Sheriff Ab Walter and Deputies Mra Shanes, WoSmitl and George PL Nore Ttare attend.
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Hagerstown
Mod
Bept
Cittes
Mary
Maryland Police Association
Chas
Lessness
Aaveney Generals
Baltimore
Marshall Stansbury
Ctef
Police of Towson
Aseccise Tien
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Shore
Atau
Sanetary
Foeasery
Uffer
Theat
Isedet
Tf saVinist
Alarn
Palo Dey
Patate
Au Ly Saris
San Sebastian
Irving Thalberg
Washamt
Norma Shearer
Vic
Tim
Hines
Sahta Montea
Cal
Segre
Irving G. Thalbert
Pleture
Nore
Ma Shearer
Deans Cartel
Gonde
Deven Hy Tnt
Sap
Theo Forde
Cody
Highfield
P Ganrloucsch
Dettad Semphony Orchestra
Cabbiioath
York Cy
Washington
Ray
Alun
Uae
Albert Jo Heverlee
Groita Deere Post
Wrest Board of Trustees
Doe Brow
Georshy
Senate
Tom Trred
Purties
Banking and Currency Committee
Lena Eniath
Reed
Tas
Wiehe
Ty Dowraker
Esartean
Avery Cpananey
Watson
Tone Hk
Mare Tay
Danka
Prema
Atv
North Market Street
Ted Center
EST Holding Company
Sigty
Fins
Phederick
University of Maryland and Hood College
Hoel Colter
Maryband
IL CoUerd
Tagene
Tewson
Fresnay Plas
Regan
Hood
Parden
Maryland University
University of Maryland
Mia Nancy Anders
Dighter
Aaton Anders
Hubert Stup
Gurston Moleveworth
Horaceine
Predencek
Ciro Hiuntsbutk
Ms That Kette
Bae Dogk Feat
Cyre
Staley Banner
Dorr Willams
Arthur Peregoff
Wellhart Mra Hk
Nat Vellecier
Wyrd
Frelynten
Orygnern Manette
Ferstman Chase
Maraltern
Dat Rieter
Jenemis
Maiy Hbase
Dean Peage
2Feten Thunmin
Mirry Dane
Marian Slaggie Washington
Heyes Weliedlay
Warhincen
Lee University
Mileniny
Carden
Troert Rede Y Cidte
Seme Chase
Fetta
Taglvane
Ana George Po Misra
Tee Furnedoan
Dark Sager
Merle
Trederek
Weedon
Selva Suidents
Oller
Treefile Iwek
Debhere
Mondertek
Chas Iretus
Line Bela
Waite Iversity
Notre Dame
South Bend
Tralph Wachios
Lemmard
Paley Westminster
Frestimanos
Frederik High
Obst
Franklin and Marshall
Tiehard Haledit
Murray Maupel
Il Ridge College
Daimies
Aiauseer
Paang State
Sarah Hood Blesung
Maryland
Wagdara Nicodemus
Schoo Wanhington
Avie Derr
Start Hall
Staunton
MatEy Spey Strayer
Pi Robert
Geltyourg College
Cahere
Phedenek
Gece
Mmedag
Hedin
Cheorgetean Univeratty
Cheorgetean Univeratty, Td Dig Inapier
Dames Mesherry
Sill
Dedahe
Teo
Neanan Sela
Livkewoml
Pree
East Second Street
Petri
Patceton
Hernard Thomas
Une University of Manyland Medical Beirat da Thalmare
Teney Jewett Orth
Doh McPherson
Thurmont
Harriet Ann Orth
Ben
Mo Caller, Jr
James BO Boner
Woot Bore
Wiel
Dave Gober
Wien
Hilds
Dial
Johns Mopkine University
Old
Sykesville School
Harry Bryan
Chicago Milnice Bt
Pactic
Pranées
Abe Frenel
Donald Haeihek
Ebaperd
Matty
Po Mevsn
Richiman
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Ocean
Merrill
Pagan
New Dourland
Police Association
Sherit Toy Ab Waltner
Deput
Mra Shanes
WoSmitl
Georee
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