Woman wounded by estranged husband then killed himself
Mrs. I a Michael, 30, was critically wounded by Andrew Michael, 32, who fatally shot himself after a confrontation on the Yredeneys road while they were with Charles Michael. Four children survived, and a posse found Andrew dead hours later in nearby weeds. The motive cited was jealousy.
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Baltimore
Michael
Michaela
Mattie Brown
Charles Michael
Pricett City
Andrew Michael
Michel
Ing
Inquest Verdict on Fatal Auto Crash near East Railroad Avenue
An inquest jury found unavoidable the fatal crash that killed Victor Mounds, 21, a passenger, when the car driven by Pal mer Kenney crashed into a lumber pit at East Railroad Avenue and William Street. Co-occupants Ira Edwards and Kenney were scratched. Mounds died from a fractured skull at Peninsula Great Hospital after the wreck.
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Victor Mounds
Allen
Equor
Justice Hearne
Williams
Point Wacre
Bat Rarroad Avenue
Peninsula Great Hospital
Calaway
Kenney
Edwards Te
Bounds
Baily
Wiliam Street
Kemmey
J. McFadden Dick
Edward
Seer Daly
Stub Pullman Ticket Breaks Perfect Alibi in Gray Case
New York reports reveal a Pullman car stub found in a Syracuse hotel trash that cracks Heary dudd Gray’s alibi after the Albert Snyder murder case. Prosecutors say police delayed sharing details until after Gray described his story, aiding a confession. The trial uses a jury of middle aged artisans and tradesmen, with Ruth Snyder and Gray facing verdicts.
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New York
Heary Dudd Gray
Albany
Albert. Snyder
Ruth Snyder
Syracuse
Samuel J. Miller
Attroney
Graf
Ucket
Gras
Tommy” Snyder
Huch
Queens Village
Ace
Meade. Gray
Tie
Wather
Annual Meeting of Associated Press at New York Today
Several hundred one newspaper publishers gather in New York for the Associated Press annual meeting to discuss industry topics. The session will be followed by a luncheon at Waklarf.Astonas with F. R W. Nepes presiding and Henry J. Amen as a guest leader. Topics include reducing waste, ratings, and relations with radio.
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Associated Press
New Yord Today
New York
A Aciated
Merttns
Waklarf
Astonas
F. R W. Nepes
Apsociats
Maryland Man Hurt in Crash
Cecil Myers, 25, of Cumberland, a chem company employee and local musician, died or was fatally injured when his car collided with a truck near Grantville. His wife and four relatives were seriously hurt. Walter Stick of Johnstown driven truck. Inquest set for this afternoon.
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Cumberland
Mel
Cecil Myers
Coinboyce American Cellulese and Chemical Manufacturing Company
Mra Roteyers
Myers
Walter W. Stick
Johnstown
Salisbury Kowal
Grantevil
Herman TL. Myers
Ulery Te Nelker
Inic
Ethel Odagers
Frosbury
Mr Helker
Glenn Rankin
John Abe
Dobsetown
Addison
Grantville
Blick
Freethore
World Court Controversy Echoes in Senate Debates
Amid charges by Samuel Colcord over a Senate race signal, supporters of the world court debate argue Borah as a leading propagandist while a Yale professor and several lawyers are named among witnesses and backers. The piece questions testimony and aims to test the case’s political implications.
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New York
Apak
Gary
Xenate
Ty Cishteen
Samuel Colcord
Sonaioe Borat
Puntie
noUdhordon
Jeter
Borah
Winots
Wisconsin
Felsers
Amons
Eeer
Ios Bisier
Yale Universite
Tee
Parks
Ant
Cer
Will Irewan
Daspine Traticie
Sapa of Secertar
al Ie Wa
Frost Damages Hit Western Maryland Fruit Crops
A heavy frost across Western Maryland damaged fruit crops including peaches strawberries and cherries. Inspectors report extensive damage to early varieties with potential impact on the entire cherry crop and continued concern for apples in the Memerek Belt. Snow and winter conditions persist in the mountain region.
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Maryland
Measersjean
Mel
Jeried
Memerek
York
Hoover Arrives to Aid Flood Relief Efforts
President Coutilye's representative Major General Larwin joins relief operations in Astrighen Missie ppt, coordinating with field officers and local workers. Hoover meets Crass officials and outlines plans, while Miss but faces logistic challenges and limited resources amid widespread damage.
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Hoover
Sete Teey
Camerree Hertart
I Vresentatie
Henry Ml Baller
Umpire Demands Apology After Row With Griffin
Indianapolis April 25 AP An umpire from the American Association, Vrepie G Le Magzerkurth, faced charges of assault and battery over a row with Iva Griffin first baseman of the Milwaukee club. Griffin dislocated shoulder and is out for a month. Magzerkurth, 28, from Moline Illinois, was suspended by President Hickey. decision without jail time pending.
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Indianapolia
Vrepie G. le Magzerkurth
Wentener
Agult
Iva Griffin
Milshamkeg
Macerhurth
Ian Moline
Hinois
Gaud's
Wopire Saud
Griffin
Hurhal
Griffin i
Magerhurdt
Ben
Hickey
Mercer Tobacco Jobbers Plan Highlighted in World Report
The New York World alleges a planned consolidation by Mercer Tobacco Jobbers and Mutual Tobacco Corporation seeks a capitalization exceeding 300000. The report notes Wall Street leaders and major chemical and citrus concerns may sponsor the venture, aiming for a large industry consolidation.
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New York
Late News Bulletins Highlight Submarine Arrivals and Prohibition Action
A string of brief items notes American submarine flotilla arrivals and weather damage assessments. Other items cover a presidential trip to New York for a United Press gathering, a prohibition lease dispute moving to court, the Peary destroyer firing near Shanghai, funeral services for Eveline France, and new prohibition enforcement updates from Washington and Vincente Palminena.
Six State Witnesses Snyder Trial Are Examined
Queen's County Court House New York April reports the Snyder Gray murder trial progressing with state witnesses examined. District Attorney Newcombe outlines opening statements as Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray face cross examination and details emerge of the couple plotting a burglary cover story and the murder of Albert Snyder.
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Snyder
Queen’s County Court House
N.Y
Ayeit
Ruth Snayder
Honey Judd Gray
Newcorpbe
Queens
Albert Sageder
Gray
Mr. Snyder
Albert Snydie
Cray
Hord
Tin
Syracuse
Newcombe
Tim
Etuntina
Attempts to Operate on Nonunion Bases Stir Strike Fallout
A historic dispute shows tensions as nonunion workers resist company plans to operate Saint Petersburg style. Officials report clashes and a tense standoff with labor leaders pressing for broader union involvement.
Fragmentary Caption Pose Mystery Character
Readable text notes a puzzling name Lisé Totxaca in a fragmentary caption. The source hints at a location or people but lacks full context or confirmation of identity.
Walter Puoth 18 in fatal brain injury after auto crash
April 25 doctors say Walter Puoth 18 remains near death from a brain fracture after an auto accident in May 1926. Artificial respiration kept him alive by friends as paralysis threatens recovery and life support may fail.
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Bnatcke
Walter
Puoth
Vince Leet
Nation's riches grow amid industrial surge in 125 estimate
New York April 25 report from the Neal Industrial Conference Beat notes national wealth rose by about 35 percent since the last estimate. The press cites a broad coalition of major industries and signals continued expansion across the economy.
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New York
United States
Rogso
Jet Etimiahe
Neuiwasl Industriel
Flames Sweep Six Business Houses in Charleston
A third major fire in Charleston South Carolina destroyed six older business structures in the city’s old business district. Unofficial estimates put losses around a million dollars with the wholesale concern named as the principal casualty. The blaze followed previous week fires in nearby sections.
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Charleston
S.C
S&s. C
New Plans Extend Year Round Clothing Parciases
In New York on April 25 AP reports new year round clothing plans replacing the peak before Easter approach. Dr Sandsay Rogers of Columbia University leads the effort as "Caar" of the Women’s Wear Industry to ease pressure on dealers and balance production and distribution. A meeting at the Hotel NecAlpis will discuss goals and methods for converting the plan into action.
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New York
Sandsay Rogers
Columbia University
Caar
Woten
Buneten
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