Change of Venue for $40 000 Suit
A $10,000 damage suit filed by Charles P Coates v Western Union Telegraph Company is moved from the Circuit Court for Wicomico County to the United States District Court in Baltimore. The case centers on an erroneous message reading died instead of test regarding the plaintiff's wife. The Telegraph Company argues it is a New York resident, with Newark offices, and claims more than three nine hundred eighty dollars at stake. The Circuit Court relinquishes jurisdiction.
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Imperial Giant Says Lawless Element May End Ku Klux Klan
Washington dispatch reports E. Clarke, once high in the Ku Klux Klan, offering to aid President in destroying the Klan as it supposedly shifts to a different shape. He claims a steady withdrawal from active participation and severed official ties, urging action against the organization.
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Attempted assassination shocks Tokyo crowd at Diet meeting
A youth dressed as a laborer fired at Prince Regent Hirohito during a Diet session in Tokyo. The 38 year old suspect was arrested after the shots missed the prince. Police say the incident disrupted the assembly and prompted heavy guards as Hirohito’s regency continues during the emperor’s illness.
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Existence of liquor list now in doubt
Washington reports the missing liquor list amid a citywide scandal. Elmer L. Rey, head of the Internal Revenue Bureau intelligence service, says his staff deny knowledge of the list and claim they were not questioned about it. Prosecutors and investigators persist in pursuing the case as the broader fight over the alleged buyers continues.
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Irey
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Prohibition Agent Fined in Bluefield Case
A former prohibition agent was fined 1000 dollars after a suit against A M Mutter for selling whisky. The court sentenced Mutter to 12 months, but Mayor R P Coperhaver suspended the sentence and required him to stay out of Tarrewe County. The suspension included a 30 minute allowance and warned of further action if rules were violated.
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Wall Street figure linked to market theories and wire reads
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a New York figure named P. Pgrey connected to Wall Street wealth, a $1000 monthly cable toll, and speculation about long range shots as a market theory. The last message from Wood allegedly dated December 19 references Secretary of War Weeks.
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Gum Chewing Sentence In Messy City Court
A fragmentary Philadelphia court note shows a judge ordering Curtis to chew gum as part of a punishment related to a slot machine theft case. The text is garbled but implies a sentencing oddity involving a gum chewing requirement.
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Sam Wydadge
Curtis Cen
Justice Rodney T Jensie Fined After Christmas Rest
Justice Rodney T Jensie was fined ten dollars and costs after being found resting about three o'clock on Christmas, with the rest of the sentence noting he had.
Start on Record Flight on Conta Rica
Fragmentary note records a record flight start on Conta Rica with unclear names and dates, leaving details unreadable. The snippet hints at a ceremonial or exploratory flight event but lacks concrete participants or location specifics.
Anza Anja Arber advances in German studies in Scheel
In Scheel Anza Arber Michigan on December 27 a report notes advances in modern language studies including German English French Italian and Spanish. About 600 members are expected at general meetings focusing on language education and improved understanding of literature.
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Hail and storm damage reported in Africa
Dec 27 report from South Africa describes a severe storm with hail and fumes causing widespread disruption. Officials assess damage and estimate hundreds of thousands of affected.
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Punched Wife's Jaw but Stayed to Protect Family
A husband who struck his wife but remained in the home due to love and a desire to keep the family intact. They had been married four years and shared three children.
Tragic Grace Pendleton Detail From Storm Off Germany
Details of the fatal end of Grace N Pendleton in a storm off Coshaven Germany are reported. The account notes passengers, ship conditions, and inquiries into the wreck. Additional items mention magnus johasen and labor history.
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Coshaven
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Colleges to settle debate on athletic rules today
Atlanta dispatch notes a nationwide college debate over intercollegiate athletic rules as detailed discussion and potential decisions occur today. The report mentions names and references a printer error affecting the coverage.
Retention Or Read Stoneth Stoneth Te Retention Or Read
Readable fragments show a brief local item from December involving a retention or reads matter. Names and places are unreadable. the text preserves an official notice style with minimal details.
Rates for Interstate Travel Reforms Considered
Fragmented OCR text discusses proposed higher rates per mile and changes to commerce commissions. unclear names or dates, but notes potential fare adjustments and regulatory review.
Anmiety Reported for 90 Crew Members in Paris
Unclear text indicates anxiety or concern involving 90 members of a crew in Paris dated December 37 with references to safety and a Beet Leeer or similar misread names.
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Paris
Unclear fragment hints at Maryland pastorate and Philadelphia
Fragmentary OCR notes an item about a Maryland pastorate and Philadelphia context with incomplete event details and names obscured by text corruption.
Hospital fire disaster reported with mass fatalities
Report of a catastrophic hospital blaze resulting in 17 deaths and a large number of inmates at risk. The piece notes inmates in various stages of insanity and a total of about 3500 contained, with 660 remaining as fire burned out, amid police and press coverage.
Waval Officers Lose Ranks For Wreck Of Ships
Two naval officers faced dismissal from their ranks after a wreck involving two ships. The proceedings examined service records and the factors leading to the loss of command, with one officer’s conviction noted and not set aside.
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Seven Dread From Effects Of Alcoholism
New York reports seven people dread effects of alcoholism as a Gary Care program case unfolds in December. Local authorities urge awareness and treatment options amid rising concerns on public health.
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