Chiropractor confesses to dismembering Miss Dietrich body
Philadelphia January report states chiropractor David L Marshall confessed to dismembering the body of Miss Anna May Dietrich after she died under his care. He claimed she took a drug and died, then disposed of the parts. authorities continue reviewing whether death was by suicide or other cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
David L. Marshall
Anna May Doetrich
Kos Eile
Marshal
Marshall
Delaware County
Jeve Aval
New York
Niehol
Cathrine 3. Garhing
Miss Dietenh
Nichols Marzhall
Media
Brywood
Miss Dietrich
Mise Detrich
Suse Piaen
Pennsylvania
Polus
Nay- Jer
Helen Wills Green Frock Draws Attention in Cannes
At the Cannes Boat Club Helen Wills and her mother were guests as the American champion wore a new apple green foulard suit with a darker green coat. The simple gown drew more notice than the elaborate outfits worn by other guests. Susanne Lenglen is noted as blue, a color she has used on Riviera courts for years with a potential meeting in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannes
Dan
Helen Wills
Susanne Lenglen
Helen
Railway workers in Isey wonica unionized roles
English railways employ nearly Isey wonica as switchmen crossing keepers porters painters yardmasters and station agents in varied roles.
Reception of Foreign Radio Programs in U S Declared Successful
New York January 25 shows a PLA week international broadcasting test opened successfully with some interruptions. Foreign stations were heard across the United States last night, especially along the Atlantic coast before outages following a collision near Inlaxare Breakwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
SOS
Uited States
TM IM
Atlantic
Solvang
Vacuum
Inlaxare
Sur
United States
Ub O
Order of Silence
Anerica
London
Bournemouth
Daventry
Borland
Barcelona
Spain
Lima
Vera
Buenos Aires
2.LO
LOW
Buenos Aves
Gmbournemouth
Long Island
New York City
Garden Cry
N.Y
Widcast Magazine
HOAX
UJ Lima
CFR
Mexico City
Power Crosed
Jardie Ween Executive Committee
Cincinnuseth
Ohio
Philadelphia
Bates Tower
Paris
Cioege
New England
Jeane
Oban
Metian
Briicact
Specia
Progran
Natow Autreaux
Aires
Prgram
Wil
Government appeals delay denied by U S Circuit Court
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals denied the Government's request to advance its lease appeal without prejudice. A further government application could be filed if counsel cannot agree before February 19 on advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Legs
Medan
Hue
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Strike Parley Ends in Uncertain Prospects for Anthracite
Philadelphia January 25 The strike conference of operators and miners opens amid shattered hopes of settlement. John L Lewis reports the Lynett peace plan as the basis for talks with a five year contract and wage differences to be negotiated. Alvan Markle urges compromise as unions resist wage cuts and insist on arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Aft
Operateurs
E. J. Lynett
Scranton
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Alvan Markie
Markle
Lynet
Tthe
Thomas Kennedy
Ian
Wilkes-Harre
Coal - Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Reading
Madvira Hill
Kennedy
Mas Drage Derby Opens With Dog Teams on Saskatchewan Course
Twelve mushers line up for the 6th annual Mas Drage Derby on a three day 100 mile course along the Saskatchewan River. An eight mile loop route on river ice with five laps daily was laid and expected to yield new records. Early trials show teams capable of around 27 minutes for long stretches as heavy snow and past winters shape the field. Notable entrants include Emil Sates and Russ Nowy among others.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Sears
Emil Sates
Antard Bart Bridges
We; Grae
Tare
Olensky
Anges Meidraid
Russ Nowy
Aoman
Wartime Basketball Tourney Sets New Stakes
A fragmented report describes a new tournament amid wartime tensions. It notes bidding ads, rising stakes, and a match lineup featuring teams and players, with a prize around 2.04 dollars and references to venues and officials shaping the event.
Fragmented Note on Obscure Event From Old Paper
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions dates and names in a distorted form. It references places and possible persons but is largely unreadable. The readable content lacks clear events or outcomes to confirm.
Palmer Confesses to Involvement in Express Heist Slaying
Police say Palmer, cashier for the American Railway Express, admitted aiding the plan for an $8 robbery that led to messenger Frank Boonan’s death. Nine New York men, including Charles Shaimd, allegedly con fessed and implicated James Lynch as the shooter.
WIFE, DAUGHTER AND NURSE ESCAPE FIRE KILLS RAMSAY
Robert Ramsay, 65, founder of the Ramsay Scarlett Company and shipping agents for Johnston Line and Joondsarm Line, perishes in a blaze at 215 Club Road Roland Park Baltimore. Wife, daughter Dorothy, and a retired nurse escape. Ramsay believed overcome by smoke near the front door.
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Baltimore
Robert Ramsay
Ramsay, Scarlett Company
Club Road
Roland Park
Mr. Ramsay
Greeley Rejects Pole Reach Claims In Arctic Record
Brigadier General Adolphus W. Greeley, meteorologist and Arctic explorer, says neither Frederick A. Cook nor Robert E. Peary proved reaching the Pole. He notes his 1881 Arctic Expedition sought scientific data and asserts no conclusive testimony exists, calling the debate mooted and unsettled.
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Washington
A. P
Adolphus W. Greeley
North Pole
Frederick A. Cook
Robert E. Peary
Pole
Greeley
Tle
Cook
Peary
Youthful Cab Driver Faces Murder Charge
Alvin A Bleeker, 20, taxi driver of turbercaid Maryland, pleads not guilty to murder of Veter J McGlaire after a November 15 stabbing on McWuben Highway. County officials say the suspect claimed self defense. trial expected to last about two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turercaid
Jan Sita
Pao
Alvin A Bleeker
Veter J. McGlaire
Metaurre
Copenig
Testis
Counties Pledge Toward Eastern Shore Association Fund
The article reports Wicomico County nearing the $16 160 to $160 000 goal with pledges of 14 435 98 toward an annual $100 000 fund for two years. Other counties including Sussex Dorchester Somerset and New Castle contribute. Dorchester and Somerset plan upcoming meetings in Cambridge and Princess Anne with expected totals around 18 600.
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Wicomice County
Del-Mar-Va
A. Hannaman
Wicomico County
Mae
Virginia
Accomac County
Northampton County
Passinntorcester County
Somerset County
Wicomicu County
Caroline County
Cherchester County
Talbot County
Kent County
Delaware
New Castle County
Sueex County
Hannaman
Whannen
Dorchester
Cambridge
Dorchester Banking Group
Auditorum
Princess Anne
The Goose Calls 64 Out in Philadelphia Court
Outfielder Jon Goslin amused a Philadelphia courtroom when he sat on the bench with Magistrate Edward Carney. Goslin refused fines, offered to watch for signals, and helped rail splitters and drinkers pass through the line. The scene ended with Goslin noting a train back to Washington and commenting on his size and town.
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Philadelphia
Jan
A. P
Jon J Goslin
Edward J. Carney
Goglin
Amos
Carney
Gaslin
Prnala
Golty
Washington
Jim Gong
Alois Goes Too Far Preface of a Troubled Tale
Fragmentary OCR text shows a damaged, jumbled article likely from a historical page. Names resemble Edward VII and Prince, with unclear events. The readable portions do not present coherent facts, dates, or a clear incident to summarize accurately.
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Teek Peiron
Is Chain
Poli
Naylor
Dres Mise Thetrich
Taylor
Marchall
Weil
Bach
Bane
Durkin
Irma Sullivan Durkin
Martin Durkin
Chicago
Betty Werner
California
Irma
Duchin Waken
Ulice
U. S
Madrid
LATF
Charlotte
North Carolina
Fiellefonte
Jonathan Alopp
Rebesonia
Dprans
Redview Menitentiary
Tedasy
Alopp
Senate
Debat
Edward Hitches
Niramtan
Ives Beet
Lafayette
Prince Jan
Melen Wily
Metragole
Mile Vissis
France
Ramhking Seman
Waskingion
Todas
Atlanta
Indanada
Hs Sbryacrs
Berenidas
Usiliam Watchett
Enholee
War Department
Tedet
Scorn Publishers
Meet
Fe Ardcurg
Boe
Catania
Isery
Steamship Agency
Wicomice
Sussex County
Alois
Isa
Abe
Kmmen
Eaward
Tehonee
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