State rests in Mayder murder trial as defense ready to testify
Queens County courthouse reports the state resting its case in the Mayder murder trial. Defense lawyers prepare to hear the defendant Hadden Gray testify to support his friend Judd Gray's alibi. The proceedings include testimony about confession and alibi plans and a post noon discussion in Gray’s hotel room.
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Queens County
N. Y
Mayder
Beth Snyder
Dedd Gray
Heaney
Judd
Jedd
Jedd_G
Jng
Albert
Snyder
Eelene
Pyle Run Draws Wide Field for Continental Marathon
Reports from New York indicate an ambitious marathon planned by C Pyle to feature runners from across the country. Participants include Arab and Tarahumara Indians as the race seeks to map a continental route, with hopes for a February staging.
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New York
C. Pyle
Prevx Club
Los Angeles
Pyle
Chicago man’s rise tied to advertising ventures
Chicago Clarence Saunders, who is said to have earned about $150000 a year ago, views himself as a millionaire. He explains his ascent to the Simon Manufacturers Association, noting he borrowed $1200 and most of the money went into newspaper advertising which generated four orders.
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Chicago
Clarence Saunders
Row
Simon Mann‘facturers” Associatiog
Divorce Trials Reach Paris Courts Amid Turmoil
Late news bulletins report Mrs Willem K brat filing for divorce in Virginia with a counterclaim by William K reik in Paris. Other items note a commander’s flight from Jones, Mali to Menten, Brazil, an Arctic air mail service disruption, fatalities among French Foreign Legion members in a helmeted skirmish, and a Chinese communists raid arrest.
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Willem K. Brat
Virginia Fair
William K.reik
Cnll
Paris
Former Senator Joseph Irwin France to receive large cash bequest
In Cecil County Court at Elkton the will of Evelyn S. France probated. Joseph Irwin France named executor and main beneficiary. Cash bequest of 300 000 with total estate around 1 400 000. Largest additional bequest 80 000 to brother William Nesbitt. other relatives receive smaller amounts, church and cemetery trusts named, memorial fund planned.
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Baltimore
Joeph Irwin France
Evelyn S. France
Elkton
France
Peter Tome
William V. Nesbitt
Charles F. Nesbitt
Hopewell
Port Meposit
Nicholson Urges Tax Enforcement at Democratic Law Event
Mrs. Jesse Nicholson, re elected state president of the UT. UO. WLC, urged members of the United Democratic Law Enforcement Choice to “dig in and hold on” for tax enforcement at the Southern Hotel. She denounced wet politicians and announced a National Women’s Democratic Law Enforcement Search to be organized in Washington May 6 and 7.
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Beltimore
Jesse W. Nicho’von Cof
Chevy
United Democratic Law Enforcement Chaice
Sesziom
Union
New York
Maryland
United States
Nicholson
Jase
Acre
Sports magnate dies during banquet in Milwaukee
Otto Borchert, owner of the Milwaukee American Association baseball club, collapsed at a banquet after suffering an apoplectic stroke. He had been in good health midday, praising the opening game with Toledo before his collapse. Three games were postponed in his memory. Borchert also supported boxing and Milwaukee's Cream City Boxing Club.
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Ruby Borcher
Benes
Otto Borchert
Milwaukee Amdrican
House of Hin
Borchert
Bbs Cfub
Werechert
Neen
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Toledo
Specters
Hle
Barechert
Particwarly
Cream City Boxinz Club
Milwaukee
Vandal thieves target pre war art in State Fine Art
The State Museum of Fine Art reports vandalism during an April incident damaging several masterpieces. Valued around half a million dollars, pieces by Rembrandt and other old masters, including The Divine and Christ, are cited as stolen from frames. The damage centers on the removal of vases and framing, with the Rembrandts highlighted as especially affected.
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Alexander al Marcum
Gartores
Ifory
Jebo
Divine
Guinta Pisano
Fragmentary Arrest Narrative From A Frank News Scrap
Disjointed OCR fragment references Hoboken and a case where a man received a daily allowance from his wife and was arrested. Mentions a prison sentence amount and a judge handling a quarterly review, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
Philadelphia Woman Found Strangled In Home Attracts Attention
Police investigation into the murder of Mrs Mary McConnell in West Philadelphia focuses on a man described as five seven, around 165 pounds, wearing a light gray hat and dark coat. The crime scene showed a tied cloth around the throat and a stocking gag, with jewelry missing but valuables undisturbed. A neighbor saw a man leave the house about four p.m. The slayer was sought by authorities in California and Oregon, with similar past reports of a strangler preferring homes bearing For Sale signs.
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Witalelpha
Mrz
Mary McCunnell
West Philadelphia
Hiv
McConnel
Alice Tunovan
John Donovan
Phiadelphie
Nes
William McConnell
California
Oreggon
Mionnell
McConnell
San
Anna Kerchline
Romance Crashes as Bigamy Charge Probed in Gayport
Lolita P Dearndor of Gettysburg accuses former husband Jean aul Charles of bigamy after he allegedly married Mildred Eleanor Dexverning in New York while still married to her. Charles, once high school principal in Gayport, was arrested after the claim surfaced, with preliminary hearing waived.
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Gettysburg
Cumterand Valley State Normal School
Shippensburg
Lolita P. Dearndor
Jean Aul Charles
Charles
Gayport
N.Y
Dearndo
WV Legislature Funds Interstate Highway Connection
A West Virginia legislative measure provides one million dollars to build an east west highway link through the center of the state. One percent of the revenue would be allocated to counties and ninety percent would be used at the discretion of the Road Commission for road improvements.
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Chapieson
W.va
Capsa
Poe
Ben
Virginia
Ruad Commission
Paralyzed Virginia boy alive after 160 hours
Walter J. Boothe a young mountain farmer in Virginia survived 160 hours of artificial respiration after his spinal injury. He spoke softly to his parents and supporters while doctors reported slight improvement in heart action as a group of 25 to 30 people kept him alive through round-the-clock efforts.
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Reatoke
Walter J. Boothe
Boothe
Crest Of Waters Threatens New Orleans As Levee Fails
Widespread floods push 39 000 abandonments across Louisiana parishes. Crevasse plans threaten to flood New Orleans while state militia guard levees and relief centers rush to aid hundreds of thousands displaced by the rising Mississippi.
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New Orleans
Bnc
St. Bernard and Plaquemine
Jeuuisiana
Mississippi
Bani Hment
Missisippi
Arkansas
Ashley County
Mcleehee
Monticello
Belzont
Miss
Clarkdale
Hollandale
Arcost
Belzer
Vasor
Snyder Gray Trial Ve n d o r and murder scene clarified
Grand Central ticket agent Reginald Rose testified Gray arranged return passage to Syracuse after the market. Arthur Bailey hardware man confirmed purchasing a sash weight alleged to be the murder weapon. Neighbors Louis Mulhouxer and his wife described being summoned by Lorraine Snyder to find her father dead in the Snyder home.
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Reginald Rose
Grand Central Terminal
Gray
Syracuse
Arthur I. Bailey
Snyderose
Bailey
Louis Mulhouxer
Snyders
Queens Villiage
Sayder
Lorraine
Westminster Theological Seminary Sets May Commencement
The forty fourth commencement of Westminster Theological Seminary runs May 1 to 3. Events include a May 1 baccalaureate sermon by President L Elderdice at 10:85 A M, alumni sermon at a Methodist Protestant Church in Salisbury Maryland, and a piano and literary program. May 3 features the annual Governors meeting and commencement at the Methodist Protestant Church with Dr Thomas Miller of Fairmount and Rev J W Stephenson among speakers.
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Westminister
Westminister Theological Seminary
L. Elderdice
Methodist Protestant Church
Firdeon F. Humphreys
Salisbury
Mowlay
J.C. Witham
Y. Sh, Whitehone
Chris Preyer
H.C. Makeshy
The
Mary
Baltimore
Thomas C. Miller
Fairmount
J. W. Stephenon
J. D
Heardhof Education
Fitzaturgh
D. L. Cir
Motive and Suspected Suicide in Vance Family Tragedy
In Cumberland on April 28 a motive for the shooting of Augury flaselberger is followed by the reported suicide of Alvert Kusell Vance, 22. Evidence of a drinking bout is noted while the Vance family slept upstairs. A gunshot path, Mrs Vance descending, and a fatal shooting of her son occur in the kitchen. Vance used his brother James Vance’s revolver, later removed. He died after admission to a hospital.
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Cumberland
Foural
Aflegan
Tyur
Partls
Jequer
Vanes
James Vance
Walpole Society to Tour DelMarVa Historic Sites
The Walpole Society members from Beaton New Me von Kethlehem Hartford New Len don New York Brooklyn and Phila delphia will tour the Peathesis on a semi annual trip led by Swepsey Ragie of Maryland. The itinerary starts in Wilmington Friday morning with visits across the Chesapeake Bay area and larger towns like Cambridge then continues Saturday through the Maryland Eastern Shore ending in Salisbury for a luncheon with the DelMarVa Eastern Shore Association. Approximately 22 members will participate.
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DelMar-Va
Walpole Society
Beaton
New Mevon
Kethlehem
Hartford
New Lendon
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Swepsey Ragie
Marylami
Whmington
Chese- Peake Hay Country
Kastee
Cambridge
Ncvtion
Maryland
Salibury
Ded-Mar-Va
Eastern Shore Association
Gray Witness Places Gray in Queens Village Night of Murder
Testimony in the Snyder murder trial places Henry Judd Gray in Queens Village the night Albert Snyder was attacked. Nathaniel Willis testified he saw Gray at a police station doorway at dawn. Police witnesses described Gray’s actions and a sheriff's scene as others testified about the shooting.
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Gray
Queens Village
Hlage Vliceman
Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Albert Snyder
Ruth. Snyder
Heveven
Nathaniel Willis
Goodick
Piceman
Charles M. Saith
Shenandoah Valley Fourth Apple Festival Draws Crowds
In Winchester Virginia crowds gather for the annual apple festival amid music and pageantry. Notable attendees include Miss N Gilpin of Clarke County daughter of Senator Topper of Tennessee. A young girl wears a diatom on her brow as a navy band plays as children sing The Peace of the Blossom. Mrs Widrow Wilton is mentioned among veterans.
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Winchester
Inter
Sirs
N. Gilpin
Clarke County
Toppa
Tennesner
Peage
Hanéerd Meenanier
Widrow Wilton
Yvertars
Men Revolt in Paris Against Conventional Attire
Hundreds of men in the Anti Punishment Society of Pagis revolt against tight collars and formal dress. The Pagis tailors association joins families favoring knee breeches amid the clash over modern clothing norms.
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Anti-Punihment Society
Pagis
Pagis Tailurs
Asseng
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