Seven Story Hotel Plan Wins Favor Near Baltimore
Reported city discussion seeks views on expanding hotel capacity as Jack Hart case and fugitive search unfold nearby. Police follow tips on the Jack Hart sighting while prison guards arm proposals spark board debate and crime coverage continues through January.
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Jack Hart
Baltimore
Starland Penitentiary
Star Welfare Board
Tata
Jack
Bart
Woltham
Tilson
Deele
John
Statewide business group formation discussed in assembly
A broad meeting covered legislation on taxation transportation and commerce. Officials and business leaders including state attorneys and chamber representatives discussed forming a statewide body to coordinate policy and oversight.
Norfolk Hotel plans sparks directors meeting on expansion
Norfolk Hotel in Salisbury discusses adding two more stories and appointing a manager. Directors hear a report on stock pledges and potential lessee arrangements with Lorraine Hotel's Charles Gay, aiming for a seven story building and finalizing management.
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Beecutnre
Whemsmee Hotel Company
Graham Gunby
Mesern
Walter RooInshareun
J Walter Willams
Rosultun Waller
Usey
Frederick Adkins
Charles P Gay
Lorraine
Norfolk
Var
Sr Gay
Salisbury
Mr Gay
Gay
House Members Propose Mellon Plan Debate On Personal Incomes
Washington satire notes House members may draft a bill using the Mellon plan as a base while Secretary Mellon defends the proposal. A letter to Senator Couzens questions how the plan would affect his personal taxes and whether high surtaxes spur wealth growth. The secretary replies still pressing the issue of tax exemptions and stock investment.
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Washington
Wari Kpubican House
Mellon
Nee Props
Utizens
Michican
Michigan
Couzens
Treasury
Himelf
Georgia Woman Is Sentenced To Hang
Ida Hughes faced a death sentence after a high profile trial in Atlanta. The case involves allegations surrounding the shooting and murder of a elderly mother in law during a dispute over a trunk and related family ties.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Ida Hughes
M4 Hughes
Ciny
Getwa
Hwever Mirv Pot Barclay
Bor Hue Band
Susar Bterhart
Spann
Hugh
Merous
Atte
Ogte
Ruark declines chairmanship of city commission
Mr Ruark resigns from the Sewer and Water Commission citing health reasons and endorses the proposed plans while stepping back from the chair role. The vacancy prompts potential reorganization with two associate posts leaving the panel short as the city moves toward drafting enabling legislation for the General Assembly.
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Sewer and Water Commission
Travers
Ruark
Meibal
Termis
Waren
Tm Tw
Nmetasien
General Assembly
Washington Hosts Quadrennial Session of Adventists
Clergymen and gospel workers from the Chesapeake Conference covering Maryland and Delaware prepare to attend the Columbia Union Conference Quadrennial Session in Takoma Park near Washington. Delegates include leaders from Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia New Jersey and the District.
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Chesapeake
George Apsley
Wimning
Salis
Geuterua
U S Naval Craft Reach Vera Cruz
The U S Navy reports warships reaching Vera Cruz amid action near Guanacuat and northwest of Cebsya. Rebel forces are mentioned and a defensive line holds as patrols guard strategic points. The fleet plans to remain for several days as operations in the Para ma taral Zone proceed.
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WC Sasdnes
Tre Tealtas
Veteda
Silan
Pedri
Alvwtads
Nera
Peerimisse
Parama Taral
King Benjamin's Son May Die For Sin
Fragmentary text describes a dire consequence for an imperial figure and mentions a death threat tied to moral transgression. The garbled OCR references Benton Harbor and names such as Jas Preath, Shing Heo, and Purnell, with unclear context and no cohesive event.
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Benjamin
Benton Harbor
Shing
Purnell
Pharad
Obregon Sees Federal Forces Ending Revolts In Mexico
General Obregon believes federal troops can quell revolts across three states and direct efforts to the Vera Cruz offensive. Reports say rebel actions are quickly suppressed as regiments move to restore order and unify forces under federal control.
New Garage Firm Opens In Salisbury
Thomal Pusey leases his brick garage on West Main Street beyond the Pivot Bridge for five years to Wilson and Lard, a new Salisbury firm. Lard from Dover and Wilson from Cambridge are described as progressive young businessmen. They will offer general repair, storage for cars, and a full line of accessories. The heated garage will provide Sunday service.
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Thomal Pusey
West Main Street
Pivot Bridge
Wilson & Lard
Lard
Dover
Des
Wilson
Cambridge
Negro Served Treasury Department Fifty Years
A historic note recalls the long service of a Black employee at the Treasury Department who dedicated fifty years of work. The piece mentions travels across the United States and Europe as part of duties, and highlights recognition by officials beyond the department.
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Treasury Department
Wanaygten
Rechard Gates
Treasury
Segmormad
Europe
Dour
Late News Bulletins From Washington and Abroad
Fragmented wires report President Coolidge signing a measure to grant mail trashing privilege to Florence Kling, with U S forces in Celaya and Aguascalientes, wage negotiations across railroads, and probes into political factions. Cities mentioned include New York, Washington, Albuquerque, and Bremen amid wartime and labor developments.
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Wahingtes
Preadent Coolidge
Preudest
Florence Kling
Forty Guests Routed By Big Hotel Fire
A major fire at Mashatter Hotel in Spracuse New York on January 2 caused at least one death and injuries, with two people missing and property damage estimated at 100000 dollars. A hotel guest leaped from the third floor, another perished after leaping from a window, and several residents escaped via ladders or by being lowered to safety.
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Bowery
Jack Hart
Maryland
Tout
Uarth Tong
Spracuse
Mashatter
Uis
Secon
Chaterton
Gremen
August Lang
Siren
Rebel General Violates U S Neutrality Laws
Fragmentary report outlines a rebel general accused of breaching U S neutrality statutes. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply international concerns and potential military or diplomatic implications. Local authorities or wartime authorities are not fully named in the legible portion.
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