Ex-Senator John Walter Smith Dies in Baltimore
John Walter Smith former governor and U.S. senator dies in Baltimore at age about 70 after long Democratic career in Maryland politics. He led state affairs 1900 to 1904 and served in the House and Senate. He was a business leader in Snow Hill and a longtime public figure with a storied family history.
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Woman confesses to poisoning seven persons in Nebraska case
Mrs Sorenson admitted long poisoning spree beginning 1920 in St Paul Nebraska. She killed two children Ruth baby and Mina aged three, later cited quarrel with husband and remorse. Confession details two more victims and a prior in law, with motive cited as anger and fear of being judged. Prosecutors plan to review charges.
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Destructive Storms Sweep Wisconsin to New England
A series of wind and rain storms from Wisconsin to New England caused widespread property damage estimated over 1 million dollars. Dozens of buildings were wrecked, several fatalities occurred, and many were injured as high winds felled trees and disrupted utilities.
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League Women Voters Debates Birth Control Policy
At the Shaw conference the National League Women Voters faced opposition to a birth control policy. President Sherwin rejected by law constraints, and the group instead endorsed federal action to promote broad legal distribution of birth control products and information.
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Rum Fleet Seizure Hits British Liquor Syndicate
A seized cargo and ensuing court action impact the British liquor syndicate. Three ships return to England as investigations proceed, with backers sustaining heavy losses amid the ongoing seizure.
Increases Army To Fight Communists
Increases Army To Fight Communists outlines steps to expand forces amid rising tensions. The text cites government actions, defense measures, and regional implications discussed by officials and observers.
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Concord Lexington re enactment marks national battle anniversary
Observers gathered to recall the Battle of Lexington and Concord with a re enactment and ceremonial events. Participants on horseback greeted dignitaries and featured veterans along the riverfront area as militia and officers coordinated morning activities.
Cooper Named Manager Of Associated Press
The Associated Press announces Kent Cooper will become general manager succeeding Frederick Roy Martin whose resignation takes effect Wednesday. Cooper, assistant general manager for five years, joined the AP fifteen years ago in a subordinate post. The AP marks its 25th anniversary in its present form with a preliminary meeting and a two day annual meeting featuring President Dawes as principal speaker.
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Day Of Reverses Marks Sunday Gom Day Of Reverses Marks Sunday Gom
The Cincinnati Reds beat Pittsburgh 6 to 2 as Alquee notches his second win of the season. Pittsburgh had 4 hits as rain limited play in the junior circuit. St Louis broke out with 16 hits and three homers to crush the White Sox 11 to 4. The Giants beat Brooklyn in the New York series 7 to 4. St Louis also toppled the Cubs, aided by Dickerman’s four-hitter. Hornsby, batting champion, went hitless in four at bats, while Hartnett failed to solve Dickerman’s curve.
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Washington April 20 Major landings aid Honduras upheaval
American forces from the cramer Denver special service squadron landed at Ceiba Headwras to protect lives and property amid a revolutionary outbreak led by General Gregorio Ferrera. Martial law was declared as his 300 followers reportedly gained strength since February.
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Controversy on Pine Street Settle with City
Settlement ends appeals by Pine Street property owners over condemning the railroad crossing. City approves paving and surface work on adjacent streets including Fooks, Cruse, Pine, Vine and Lorust as part of extending Main Street toward Ocean City Boulevard, with Water and Sewer Commission plans guiding timing.
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