Kaufman On Trial In Maryland for Office Theft
Herbert R. Kaufman former budget clerk in the Motor Vehicle Commissioner’s Office faces trial on charges of stealing about $5,000 from the office funds. State officials testify to bogus checks and falsified accounts, with Baughman detailing prior discoveries and urging resignation.
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Baltimore
Herbert R. Kaufman
Motor Vehicle Commissioner’s Office
Wilson J. Carroll
Kaufman
Stanton
O'Conor
Baughman
FE. Austin Baughman
Thirty Inch Wall Pierced by Rossers to Obtain Alcohol
A group of eight burglars using crowbars and drills broke through a thirty inch wall of the Burlington Industrial Alcohol Corporation on Greenwich Street in New York City early today. They seized alcohol valued at about $50,000 after overpowering a watchman and escaping with their loot.
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Rossers
New York
Burlington Industrial Alcohol Corporation
Terrenwich Street
Mlcohrd
Candidate for Governor Addresses Worn Campaign
Fragmented OCR text shows a candidate for governor addressing an audience with unclear surrounding details. The garbled lines mention dates, a state topic, and potential events but lack readable names or locations.
Two Negroes Leave to Serve Term at Maryland State Prison
Walter Venables colored aged 23 returns to begin a longer sentence after a prior year in the Maryland House of Correction for unauthorized automobile use. Louis West colored, who violated his parole at Hillary Rial’s home in Tykin, is sent to the same prison for habitual disorder.
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Walter Venables
Maryland House of Correction
Venables
Louis West
Hillary Rial
Tynkin
Reachkuille
Dan
Montgomery
Jamors
Shuler
G G. Windham
Colesville
Clay Plummer
Windham
Surrey County Council Bans Midnight Dancing
A county council in Surrey under a parliamentary act halted dancing after midnight following a complaint from a resident in Epcom about music and motor noise disturbing sleep. The ban targets public dancing and related events to restore quiet.
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Tenden
Jann
Surrey
Epcom
Seners Pledge Aid To Unions In Front Of Large Gatherings
Striking anthracite miners supported by United Mine Workers leaders vow to press the fight with financial and moral help from wage earners. Lewis claims operators push wage arbitration while keeping profits under a secret plan to keep some coal companies profitable. Governors, legislature, and union officers tour the region to sustain miner families amid the dispute.
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Scrancen
John L. Lewis
Wilkes Barre
Lewis
United Mine Workers
United States
New York
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Legisature
Various early 20th century U S news items parsed
A compilation of terse dispatches from Washington Indiana Baltimore Philadelphia and New York with notes on political action crime factory fire transportation accidents and a court marital filing. Notable items include calls for equal rights amendments reaction to Cardinal Mercier's health and a fatal blast in New York City.
Tax Bill Delays Senate Action On World Court Debate
Opponents of American adherence to the World Court plan to keep pressing their case in the Senate amid talk of cloture. They aim to extend debate until a vote, using the tax bill as the leverage to prevent an immediate roll call. Leaders say they will force a showdown on the resolution while other committees pursue related funding and armament topics.
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Washington
World Court
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Congress
House
Posular Tien
Geneva
Sidheb
Alonunun
Hoover Od
WOHAN ORATOR TO LECTURE IN CTV
An event listing notes that an orator from Wohan will give a lecture shown on CTV. The fragmentary text mentions the speaker and broadcast details, with uncertain surrounding content and dates unreadable.
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Wohan
CTV
Ritchie Seen as Threat to Smith in 1926 Democratic Race
The New York Times outlines four declared 1926 Democratic hopefuls Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland A Victor Donahey of Ohio Alfred E. Smith of New York and William G McAdoo with Shaver as a possible neutral broker. It notes Ritchie as a particular menace to Smith and discusses potential cross endorsements and the concern of deadlock between Smith and McAdoo.
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New York
New York Times
Tony
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
A. Victor Donahey
Ohio
Alfred E. Smith
Secretary of the Treasury
William G. McAdoo
Clim T. Shaver
Times
Kitch
The
Hernard M. Haruch
McAdoo
Het
Iesernor Ritchie
Samith
Ritch
Dorntsness
Thieteria
South
the Times
Albany
James J. Walker
Walker
Southern Democracy
Tammany Hall
McAdou
Timex
Smith
McAdue
Thomas J. Wald
Montana
Near Death Condition Described for Local Resident
A garbled OCR fragment details a man near death and a distressed community reaction. The text references a newcomer and mentions bread, a desertion, and various scattered terms that imply a medical emergency and concern within a locality.
Doctor Harrison dies after long illness at home
Dr Accdhuteabd oennene bam Harrio tt professor of Surgery at Johns Hopkins University and the University of Maryland Medical College died of heart disease at home yesterday. He was a WWI veteran and commander of Base hospital No. 2. He is survived by three daughters and a son. Burial will be in Canty Virginia on Wednesday.
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Battnere
Oennene Bam
Harriott
Univers Itp Seioet
Medviseaml College of Mtystint
Aeres Arlners
Harrin
University of Mee
Acovears
Bias Waded
Phesras Dtoaltoon
Eastern
Dona Fl. Uarnen
John Miller Scott, Jr
Ehitiagr
KE “Canty
Virginia
Tsasduet
Marytacd University
Harrison
Surgwal
Pattimere Hassel
Wav
Balta
Inna
Runaway Street Car Plunges From Bridge Killing Four
A Pittsburgh area trolley car derailed on approach to a bridge and plunged into the Ohio River killing four aboard. Conductor Gilbert J. Schell and passengers Rebecca McKee Marian Signet Apnea Johnson Agnes Johnson died. two more victims feared. Crews continue to drag the river as investigations by the railway company and the coroner proceed.
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Pittsburgh
IR Gapo
Ia Bridge
Ohio River
Gilbert J. Schell
Apnea Johnson
Wheatles
Rebecca McK
W. J. McGregor
Harry Curshun
Company Oficiale
Fire truck crash kills three Vincennes firefighters
In Vincennes Indiana a fire department truck collided with a farmer’s livestock rig. Three firefighters Fred Thompson George Lane and Claude Woodall died. Fire Chief Dan Decker was probably fatally hurt and farmer Thomas Russell suffered a crushed chest broken leg and fractured skull.
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Vincennes
Ind
A. P
Vincennes Fire Department
Fred Thompson
George Lane
Claude Woodall
Dan Decker
Thomas Russell
Wellard Swockley Held Under $1000 Bail
Legal records show Wellard Swockley held under one thousand dollar bail after charges linked to a December incident and pretrial hearings. Federal agents reported on-site activity and the case moved toward an appearance before a Tos court with assets and locations described in the proceedings.
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Wilderd
Shobley
Ensuted
Shockley
Endcoek
Destruct Shorne
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West Side Hospital
Oman
Woren
Seners
Baby Messing
Rack Lewis
Young Hey
Witkhes-Harre
Swenty
National Women's Party
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Taen. Gray
Reusch
Jan
Candinal Mercier
Erembie
Metin
Wecbiginn
Emma
Wits Equipment Trust
T Ee Stenhlyn-Wanhattan
Williamebars Bratz
Saresta
Fla
Joba J
Rae
Poms
Idahean
Eanemiex
Copia
Ritchie
Orl Smith
Willem G. McAdoo
Victor Denahey
Ted
Fanesba
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Baer
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Meterman
Wellard Swockley
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