Spurned by Girl Ends in Tragic Poisoning
Nevins Mitchell a 14 year old boy in Powellville dies after his 11 year old admirer causes him to swallow Paris Green. The incident follows a day of jealousy and a meeting with the girl at Cedder School and Begwing Barn. He sought treatment but died Thursday morning.
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Nevins Mitchell
Charles Mitchel
Powellville
Nevins
Cedder School
Begwing Barr
Ais
Mitchell
John Truitt
Snow Hill Man Injured In Auto Collision
Thomas Lewis 44 of Snow Hill was run down yesterday evening when his team collided with a car carrying two Oceanity youths. He may lose a leg as both horse legs were crushed before he was transported to Peninsula General Hospital. He is unmarried and lives with his sister Mrs Ralph Carmean in Snow Hill.
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Thomas Lewis
Snow Hill
O'Cock
Oceanity
Lews
Hill
Lewis
Peninsula
Ralph Carmean
Police Say Skilled Creeks Killed Girl
New York police say evidence shifts toward robbery murder of Leuiee Lawson in a fashionable 77th Street apartment. Detectives found a portion of her jewels and an elevator boy testified to two unfamiliar men, challenging the earlier theory of assault.
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New York
A. P
Leuiee Lawson
Ara Adresa
77Th Street
Ube
Civic progress touted at stockholders meeting
The note outlines a plan to raise up to 50000 in certified stock before nightfall and discusses using excess proceeds to fund the venture. Directors and officers elections are set for February 18 at 7 30 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms with a goal of broad shareholder representation.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sisetarentacion
Ori
Aloote
American Girl to Wed Balkan Prince
New York February ninth Miss Eleanor Margaret Green and Prince Vigge of Denmark will wed. Engagement announced by Dr James O Green father of Miss Green. Miss Green will be accompanied by Mrs Gordon Williams.
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New York
Eleanor Margaret Green
Prince Vigge
Denmark
Mies Green
James O. Green
Prince Viege
Scout Cruiser To Bonduras In Transit
Scant readable text indicates a scout cruiser headed to Bonduras with references to naval subjects and officials. The fragmentary notes mention Wilwaukee Agger and sarge roles, with unclear dates and details about bets and fines. Further readable facts are limited.
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Wilt Dicer
Scout Cruser Wilwaukee Agger Sarge
Naval Dietrs
Bert Sratt
Eve
Evi
Pty
Navy budget cuts push to reduce officers and classes at Naval Academy
The Navy appropriation bill proposes 71.2 million for ship construction and a total budget near 923 million, with Congress urged to cut officer strength and replace civilian instructors with naval officers as part of cost reductions. The plan aims to trim Academy classes and tighten military schooling amid debates on treaty fleets and shipbuilding.
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Congress
Washington
Bs Congress
America
Vote on Denby Resolution Urged
Washington news reports the Senate pressed an earlier session to push a vote on the Denby resolution. The measure seeks guidance on forwarding the naval reserve plan as discussed with the Denver Post.
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Denby
Washington
A. P
Senate
Naval Reserve
Denver
American Reld Por Big Ransom Item
Readable fragments report a ransom note involving Paul and Ber entities with February dated context. Names and precise actions remain unclear due to damaged text. no complete event or location is discernible.
Gray Selected for Fort Benning Infantry Course
Vaughn T. Gray of Company I Maryland National Guard is chosen as one of four Maryland officers to attend a three month infantry training course at Fort Benning Georgia. He served in 115th Infantry, 29th Division in France and rose from private to sergeant before earning a commission in 1923.
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Vaughn T. Gray
Co. “I
Maryland National Guard
National Guard
Maryland
Fort Benning
Georgia
Gray
John Markey
Milton A. Reckord
Iast
France
Weather forecast and upcoming conditions misspelled note
A garbled weather brief mentions February and potential conditions with unclear names and dates. The fragment hints at a forecast outlook and possible precipitation but leaves key details unreadable.
Convicted for Forgery Altering Books at Sing Sing
A prisoner at Sing Sing was found guilty of forging and altering financial records. The case involved a request for a certificate of reasonable doubt and was connected to arguments by former Governor Charles S. Whitman and Anderson’s legal team. The convict faces one to two years in prison unless later exonerated.
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Waterday
Ompirina
Charles S. Whitman
Anderson
Assiance Babes Train In Austria
Railroad workers and local residents in Austria dig out a train wreck site after a river flood. No loss of life is reported as rescuers search for survivors and secure the area along the Kune River.
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Assiance
Babes
Austria
Treepe
Guardsmen Protect Jail of Prisoners in Duval County
Jacksonville, Fla Feb 9 National guardsmen guarded the Duval County jail after a reported killing of a white man. Eighty guardsmen and two privates provided constant protection as zones were set within two blocks of the jail and entry was restricted. Streets surrounding the jail were deserted after dusk.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Duvall County
Five Prohibition Officers Suspended in Enforcement Probe
U.S. Marshal Snyder suspended five deputies from his office amid an investigation of their alleged involvement in violating prohibition laws. The suspended are J. Newman Patrick Hl Barteman B est J Weaver Charles H Marshall and John J Clarkson.
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Ihningsen
U. & Marshal
Snyder
Ie J. Newman
Patrick Hl. Barteman
Best J. Weaver
Charles H. Marshall
John J. Clarkson
Evacuation of Mayence Officials Align with Old Regime
Early reports from Mayence describe public bendings vacated by Separatists in apparent accord with old regime functionaries who entered from one side, signaling a shift in control amid ongoing political turbulence. Washington reports note allegations of conspiracy involving publishers and church officials in New York and Gloversville, with tied resignations and legal actions pending.
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Mayence
Germany
Herrin Riot Sparks State Troop Takeover in 1922 Event
Herrin Illinois scene of a miners riot earlier this year saw State troops called in after a clash between wets and drys. A constable Caesar Cagie was killed and deputy sheriff wounded amid anti Klan tensions. Crowds set fires and patrolled the streets as guardsmen established order.
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Preuss
Knights of the
Planing Circle
Seasion
Caesar Cagie
Jehanaayeen
George Goligun
Ile
Hocel
Oro
Carbondale
Satre
Nanan
Thomas
Tve
Herrin
Sherif’ Galligen
Herria
Cagie
India
Cagte
Denby Meets President Coolidge After Cabinet Session
The report notes Denby conferring with President Coolidge after yesterday's cabinet meeting. It mentions talks with Secretary Works and references Navy matters. The disjointed text hints at ongoing discussions and surface evidence, with several garbled phrases about Navy details.
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APD - Derby
Reer Cank
Navy
Dai
Cocctecem
Andi
Ona
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