Farrar Party Seized Car Findings Lead to Abeyance
The case involving singer Geraldine Farrar's party after customs seized bottles of liquor in her private car is held in abeyance pending a report from customs agents. Farrar's party proceeded to Rutland, stating the beverage was near beer, not champagne.
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Gershtine Farrar
Singer
Quer
Ogdensinger
New York
Montreal
Rutland
Feuer
Miss Farrer
Geraldine Farrar
Cancert Tower
Miss Parrar
Cither
United States
Denied Bail for William J Shepherd in Typhoid Murder Case
Chicago April 2 William J Shepherd was denied bail by Chief Justice Jacob Hopkins in a murder case linked to typhoid germ allegations. Prosecutors accuse him of seeking affidavits and witness bribery through a private detective to secure testimony reversing a key witness.
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Chicago
William = J. Shepherd
Jacob Hopkins
Shepherd
Arate Supreme Court
William D
Wiliam cClintock
Earle Clark
Aled Yesterdey
Jacob Hepna
Clark
Charles C. Farman
Science
McClintock
City Bacteriological Department
Farman
City Health Department
Oscar McAdams
Faiman
St. Louis
Detroit
Yail
St Paul
Sale Dodge Brothers Auto Plant Confirmed
Reports from April 2 indicate Dodge Brothers, Inc. transfer to banker employers was completed amid limited disclosure. Public details remained sparse with assurances of occasional updates, while price estimates hovered around 12 million to 17.5 million in barter terms, as observers noted the sale's likely significance to broader corporate moves.
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New York
Laurel to Install New Fire Marshal in Town
Laurel's volunteer fire department expands to twenty five members after a Monday meeting. Mayor Farlow appoints a Fire Marshal Thomas Brunner and re sworn in other officers including Chief Elbert C. Bailey and assistant chiefs John Connelley and Williem Easom. The marshal will inspect buildings for fire hazards and report to the Board of Health for action.
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Laveet
Del
Volunteer Fire Company of
Laurel
Hell
Earle M. Holdden
James Windsor
J Lean Helloway
Treacher
John B. Crockett
Edgar Outten
L. Helloway
Farlow
Elbert C. Bailey
John Connelley
Williem Easom
Lawrel
New Corporation To Own Wilson And Co
A new corporation to take over Wilson and Company was conceived in reorganization plans approved by all creditor and security holder groups. The plan envisions outstanding debt of 22 9 million and five seat notes totaling 1 20525 million, with 20 2767 million in preferred stock. Wilson and Company grossed 8 32855 million in 1924, yielding a projected 16 or after charges, with 497 013 dollars left for common stockholders.
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Chicago
Wilson and Company
Subeidiary
Noar
Lefty Hearn Makes Pro Debut For Cleveland In Savannah
Salisbury star Lefty Hearn, a key pitcher for Salisbury in the Eastern Shore League, debuted for the Cleveland Indians in Savannah Georgia. He pitched five innings against the Internationals allowing five hits and three runs, with two strikeouts and one wild pitch, as Cleveland built a 6 1 lead before losing 8 6.
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Elmer Hearn
Salisbury
Savannah
Georgia
Rochester
Oite
Cleveland Indians
Mount Cleveland
Internation
Hearn
Ormand
Stallings
Innning
Eastern Shore
Hearns Firs
Famed Dirigible R-33 Acknowledged At 1900 Flights Meet
London hosts the Isaak Walton meet as aviation pioneers gather for the annual Isaak Walton League of America convention. R-32 recently left Cardington for Pulham amid tests while 1900 era flights draw sportmen from multiple states to Bedfordshire events and speeches.
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Isaak Walton
London
trans-Atlantec Flight
Cardington
Bedfordshire
Pulham
Norfolk
England
Mayer Gscott
Carpra
Cco
Record sale of Sho' Farm land to start May 6
Estate of the late George A Harrison through S Franklyn Weedcock conducts a major real estate sale on the Maryland Eastern Shore. About 5,900 acres of orchard timberland and waterfront property spanning Berlin and Talbot counties will be offered May 6 to settle Harrisons estate. Properties include Mulberry Will near Baston Cambridge Orchard near Harlockh and the 200 acre Queen farm near Green Farm City Reward. The schedule continues May 7 through May 11 with numerous tracts including Foreman farm and Henry estate holdings.
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Berlin
George A Harrison
Worcester
Franklyn Weesdeark
Leval Sealtor
Baston
Talbot County
Cambridge Orchard
Harlockh
Ube
Reulvard
Samuel P. Riddle
Iolo
Habardsen
Leach
Henrys
Martos
Sim
Ho Te Henry
DUDIES 2 GERMAN SOLDIERS RECOVERED
Fragmented dispatch reports two German soldiers recovered after a crash or drowning incident near a roadway. Local authorities and witnesses describe a chaotic scene with fatalities and survivors, amid ongoing wartime patrols and patrol-related inquiries.
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Dudies
Father Jazz Girl Warned Daughter in San Francisco Hearing
Joseph Pilingaen testified at a sanity hearing for his daughter Dorothy claiming his wife attacked him before childbirth. He said he warned Dorothy about late hours and a troubled path, recounting a choking incident from before her birth and urging caution against doubtful company.
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San Fran Apru
Joseph Pilingaen
Dorothy
Ellingson
Conander
Jaren
San Yat Sen’s Crystal Coffin Delays Burial Ceremony
In Peking on April 2 a ceremonial plan to bury Sun Yat Sen in a crystal coffin failed as the donated bronze casket proved shoddy. The coffin was returned to await its journey to Nanking while officials weigh a revised tribute for the late founder of the republic.
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Peking
L San. Yat Sen
Honee Republic
Jennie
Moscow
Easter Lilies Lead Spring Floral Rush Across City
Flowers dominate shop windows as Easter approaches with lilies in abundant supply for altars and churches. Florists report unusually high quality and expect prices to rise. Tulips, hyacinths, azaleas and daffodils compete in bright displays while gift pots wrapped in colored paper appeal to shoppers planning weeks of gifting. Easter symbols like rabbits and eggs fill storefronts.
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Fanter
Wall Street Briefs on Wicksire Spencer Reorganization Plan
The reorganization of the Wicksire Spencer Steel Corporation became effective with 68,515,008 in new cash contributed and an offering of new securities to stockholders. The Wickshre will chair the new company. Net loss for 1924 was 492,477 after interest and depreciation. 1923 net income was 351,052 or 1.57 a share on cumulative preferred stock. Schulte Retail Stores Corporation reports 1924 net profit of 6,461,618, adding to year-end surplus and reserves to 4,824,?65. Current assets 4,215,218. current liabilities 2,629,772.
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Wicksire Spencer Steel Corporation
Wickshre
Schulte Retail Stores Corporation
Taacs
Washington and New York in late night bulletins
A string of brief items reports appointments resignations and legal actions across Washington New York and Maryland. Highlights include former Senator Bell named to a DC commission future dissolution date set for May 22 and a series of resignations from Meustes nl Company of Texan as policy protests surface. An arrest and release on bond in an Interior Department case is noted along with a controversial steamship sale delay and a family court matter involving a mother and daughter testimony ongoing.
Chapman on Stand Tells of His Life
Gerald Chapman testified in New Britain on a murder case, denying involvement in Patrolman James Skelly’s killing at the Davidson and Leventhal store. He described his past, discussed criminal convictions, and said he and “Dutch” Anderson bought nitro in a Pennsylvanian van. He claimed he was a fugitive, traveling between states, and acknowledged meeting Walter Shean in Springfield before the October crime.
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Gerald Chapman
James
New Britain
Chapman
Davidson and Leventhal
Skelly
Flix
Frederick J. Groehl
Walter P. Shean
Springfield
Mass
Alcorn
Anderson St Shean
Pennsyvania Oi
Anderson
Chapman Asid
Holyoke
Sprfield
New York
Trai
Shean
Ile
South Hadley
Buddy
Dutch” Anderson
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Ore Whido Miller
Murder Trial Shocks Ute Nation in Southwest Colorado
A mass of garbled but readable text reports a violent incident involving a Ute medicine man and his son in southwestern Colorado. It mentions tribal rites, the death of a papoose, and the killing of a Mexican suspect named Joseph Chaves. Police investigate while arrestees face state charges.
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Cortez
Jule
Aiorado
Joe
Joeph Chaves
Chaves
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