Indicted West Showmen Face Murder Trial at Accomac
Frank Weat owner of the West Greater Shows and four troupe members are among 68 defendants set for the December circuit court term in Accomac County. They face murder charges in the shooting death of Ralph Reach at the Tastey Fair. The trial follows a delayed October session.
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Accomac
Dee
Accomac County
Frank Weat
Del-Mar-Va-Penn
N . Wescott
Ralph Reach
Tassey
Reach
Roach
Jefse Waters
Turlington
Hk Ugh
Ruedizer Drummond Ayres
Roy White
Bbbo White
New Members Take Oaths as 68th Congress Opens
The 68th Congress convenes with new members taking oaths. Both chambers adjourn briefly for memory of departed members and prepare for President Os in g e s annual message. Appropriations work starts, Interior Department bill drafted, calendar crowded yet no immediate action planned.
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Washington
Cummins
Laws
Senate
Gillett
Combage
House
Oslidge
Congress
House Appropriations
Interior Department
Republican Steering Committee
Democrats Read Wheeler 0 May Ge Under Hammer Fortresses
Washington dispatch reports Democrats aim to oust Senator Wheeler of Montana from the party while Sen Robinson of Arkansas leads the charge. The inquiry follows party council exclusions and discussions of leadership. Secretary Weeks informs the House the War Department will sell surplus land reservations valued at 2.19 million dollars including Fort Smallwood and New Cumberland sites.
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Maryland
Wheeler
Washington
Mont
Santer Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Washington, der
New Cumberland Mineral Reserve Depot
Pennsylvania
Fort Smallwood
Fort Howard
Fort Washington
Mar
Weeks
Telephone Company Delay Sparks Crew Confusion in New Jersey
A garbled report notes a telephone company crew delaying repairs in New Jersey. The damaged text mentions altered equipment and unclear service issues with Aprilia and domestic locations, butExact details are unreadable.
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Tetephone Company
Teteph & T
Fragmented OCR News Snippet With Unreadable Text
An unreadable OCR fragment presents garbled content and broken words. It lacks clear names dates places or events to extract verifiable facts.
General 661 Bord Yet Perring Back at Post
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local item with mentions of General 661 and references to people and places, but the readable content is incomplete. The brief seems to describe a correspondence or dispute involving a general and a post, with unclear dates or outcomes. No clear names, places, or actions emerge beyond nonspecific terms.
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Bord
Perring
Late News Bulletins on Government Measures and Local Reactions
Fragmented OCR text references government actions and local responses around Somerton and Gestred areas. It notes efforts by authorities, possible lease or contract matters, and public comment during the period, with unclear specifics and garbled names.
Transit firm wins approval for new stock and faster freight service
The Victorine Transportation Company secured permission from the Public Service Commission to issue 50 000 in common and preferred stock to operate a bi weekly faster freight service between this city and Baltimore. A 25 000 authorization per issue was also granted. Al Wootten of Salisbury leads plans for a double cargo vessel to replace current capacity, with repairs underway at Smith and Williams shipyards. Chairman Ezra B Whitman noted limited regulatory power over water operations and warned the law is weak for control of navigable waterways.
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Victorine Transportation Company
Toc
Public Service Commission
al Wootten
Salisbury
Baltimore
Smith and Williams
Commission
fCammosaton
Easton Negro Sentenced to Hang
A historical report describes the sentencing of an Easton inmate to death by hanging. The article references the Marion Penitentiary and notes court proceedings, judges, and the surrounding legal atmosphere of the time.
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Easton Negro
tSeecas
Ritcher
Osang
Corteen
Talbot
Ana
Ademat
Woman Dies in Pennsy Crash Near Town
A woman died and a 25 year old suffered injuries after a crash on the Pennsylvania road near town. Police reported unclear details as investigators examined the wreckage and interviewed witnesses while traffic was detoured.
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Hart
Pennsy
Wreckage of Unknown Ship Washed Ashore
A fragmentary report describes wreckage washed ashore identified as possibly a Navy vessel or converted craft. The material mentions a Camden medical facility address and uncertain vessel name, with Coast Guard and Navy observers noting the gray hull and chart fragments. The site also notes a passerby report of a church gathering in Bliten, Michigan.
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Ebeama
Camden
Navy
Book of Chart House
Navy Am Coast Guard
Ats Sata
Bern Navy
Swindler Linked to New York Banks Faces Probe
A reported fraud case ties a suspect to multiple New York banks and firms including Alliance and Spiegel. Authorities pursue connections to a $750000 Assel BR play and other securities while tracing alleged transfers and schemes in Lew Koreta’s network.
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New York
Lew Koreta
Alynce & Spiegel
Keesia
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