Prer State Bar Killed in Delmar Tragic Auto Train Crash
Veteran Salisbury attorney James E. Ellegeood dies after a northbound passenger train demolishes his sedan near Delmar. Grandson Ames Freeny, 15, escapes with minor injuries while Mrs Freeny and another passenger, Mrs Kenny Freeny, are hospitalized with serious injuries. United States District Attorney Ames Woodcock assists in arranging transport home to Salisbury. Ellegeood, a former state attorney and long time Cumberland and Salisbury lawyer, served as president of Maryland Bar Association and was active in real estate development in Salisbury’s waterfront area. He is survived by three sisters and several grandchildren.
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Lmar
Demar Tero
Freeny
United States
Ames W. W. Woodcock
Wicombco County
Washington College
Slertoun
Cumberland
Salisbury
Ellegood, Freeay and Wales
Salisbury Realty Company
Tae
Wicemine
Asbury Odist Eps
Ernaunes
Ellegoed
Freeay
Salwbury
Iry Mayer
Del
Wheat cars scatter after Reading freight derailment
Eleven carloads of wheat were scattered on the ground when a forty five car Reading Railway freight train derailed near here. Local birds and squirrels fed on the grain as cleanup began.
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Peansburg
Grounal
Reading Railway
Judge Grosbge Gaay Believed Near Death
Local report cites Judge Grosbge Gaay in critical condition amid ongoing medical battle. The Ascenteg Prone Wilmingtom notes authorities say the judge remains severely ill as doctors evaluate treatment options and monitor worsening symptoms.
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Grosbge Gaay
Poison bullets end Torrio’s life in Chicago gang war
Chicago January 24 Poisoned bullets ended the life of John Torrio after three gunmen failed to deliver a lethal shot. Police and Torrio's allies guard the hospital as authorities seek the assailants amid Chicago gang warfare. Torrio had just faced beer law penalties and refused to name his attackers.
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Chicago
John Torrio
Cangland
Torn
Torre
Thei
Iicaar
Torro
Torrio
Torro Presnuers
Prices in Philadelphia markets reflect varied grain and produce
A Philadelphia market summary lists winter wheat futures and nearby quotes, spring and patent grades, hay prices for timothy and clover, cheese, live poultry including fowls and turkeys, dressed poultry, potatoes and sweet potatoes for various weights, butter quality, eggs, and miscellaneous commodities with bid figures and ranges.
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Philadelphia
Fleur
Timothy
No. B. Pomir
New York
Plymouth
Jersey
Omre
Marty Outra
Bandits Terrorize Several Villages Across Region
Bandit squads raided Hollywood Inn Monessen Fayette City and other towns today, stealing jewelry merchandise and cash. Robberies included a jewelry store break in Monessen and a theft at the Valhalla Inn. Police report additional petty robberies as activities continue with bandits firing a shot and fleeing.
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Uonessen
Dan
Hollywood Inn
Monessen
Fayette City
Monongarela
Fike Hall
Romaney
Charleroi
Eagles Halls
Ubercctton
Four Die In Narrow Shaft At Columbus Insurance Building
Jan 26 Columbus four men died in a W foot concrete shaft at the new American Insurance Town building site. Foremen were unsure whether a fall or gas caused the tragedy as bodies were recovered from 90 feet underground. William Martin, a gas mask wearer, helped locate the men before being injured himself. Two or more victims were said to be from New York, with others unnamed and unidentified.
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Columbus
Ohio
New American Insurance Town
Tas
William Martin
Eekers
Martin
Jack
Delaware Legislators Seek Debt Cancellation
The Delaware State Senate morning session examined calls from the United States Congress to arrange abrogation of war claims linked to Germany. The turmoil reflected broader efforts by the government to address wartime indebtedness and related obligations.
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Luvan
Delawarre State Senate
United States Congress
United States Omeramrat
Germany
Eleven Boys Questioned in Store Theft Case
Eleven boys aged four to fifteen were brought to Municipal Court over a daylight theft at T B Lankford and Company on Lower Main Street. Eight pistols, ammunition, and about $2.60 were stolen. firearms were in repair. Several boys identified but no culprits in light of the incident. four pistols were returned. The cash was reportedly used to hire wild west performances. The court debated delinquency status and noted firearms returned to the store.
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T B. Lankford and Company
Lower Main Street
Umbergo Repairs
Lankford
Grover Hastings
Lewis Collins
Nevins Foskey
Joseph Fitzgerald
Clifford Morria
Elwood Morris
Fulton Morrin
William McAllister
Allen Prettyman
Geroe Bell
Stanley Slaines
New York Expands Live Poultry Embargo to Eight States
The New York State Board of Health extends the live poultry embargo to Pennsylvania Wisconsin Ohio New Jersey and Connecticut. The ban now covers turkeys ducks geese pigeons and guinea fowl in addition to chickens. The embargo includes thirteen states and stems from concerns over an European fowl pest outbreak.
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New York
New York States
State Board of Health
Penryvasia
Wisconsin
Ohio
New Jersey
Connecticut
State Market Department
Missoun
Karas
Wines
Indiana
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Medeal Adviser to King George Dies in London
An aged adviser to King George, Sir Dame MaerKenze, died in London at 61. He served as camp to the Queen and held roles at the Lon von Hospital and other Scottish and English institutions. His death follows a life linked to diplomacy and royal service.
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King George
Lundon
Tland Hamilton
Tresa Arp
Dame
MaerKenze
Aong
Scotland
Phreran
Lon von
Senate Swampers With Many Bills Tangle Agenda
Washington Jan. 26 The Senate faced a crowded day as debate over immediate confirmation of Attorney General Stone intertwined with the Wheeler indictment and Isle of Pines treaty. President Coolidge conferred with administration leaders and Stone as the chamber weighs whether to hold the nomination pending an inquiry or have Stone testify.
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Senate
Stone
Isle of Pines
Senaterm
Conhrmaten
Wheeler
Montara
Tus Erement SP
Judiciary Committee
Coolidge
Mr. Stone
Wheler
Donovan
Potomac
House
Accuse Father Haufschild Arrest Raised Over Child Death
Milwaukee priest Father Arthur Haufschild was arrested on first degree murder charges after Roy, his three year old son, died from poison. Roy was heir to a $15,000 estate left by his mother. The will had directed provision for him, but Haufschild appeared to marry and the estate passed to Roy’s father.
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Arthur Haufschild
Milwaukee
Roy
Nex Hassechild
Warty
Sen
Trial planned for Lee Perker on false pretense charge
A 19 year old colored youth, Lee Perker, faces trial within twenty four hours for allegedly obtaining goods under false pretenses from Frank Stewart, a grocer on Smith Street. Authorities state the case involves a theft by deception.
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Lee Perker
Frank Stewart
Smith Treet
Next Offence Will Be Series Official Says
George Jones, who conducts a small bottle of whiskey in evidence, was fined previously and again warned by Justice Rodary T. Jones. Authorities say his next offense will carry a severe penalty, though details remain disputed and unclear.
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George Jones
Brittine
Gagem
Peties
Petiee Wiliams
Rodary T. Jones
Hearne
Seaste Committes Vetos Bose Nominated Supreme Court Justice
A late bulletin reports the Seastre recommitted in committee verification of Attorney General Bose to the Supreme Court. Other wires note shifts in Washington and New York coverage including Senate developments, stock market moves, and a Lexington anniversary event.
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Washingto A. P
Seaste
Bose
Supreme Court
Bloody Williamson in Herrin as Troops Move In
State troops were deployed in Herrin to restore order after deadly clashes that killed anti-Klan figures and sparked fierce fighting. Governor Small ordered militiamen from Carbondale to impose an eight o’clock curfew and safeguard the town while a coroner's jury and state's attorney continued investigations. Residents reported shattered windows and vacant streets as the night’s violence subsided.
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Herrin
Young
Ae Thomas
Pees
Earmy
Herria
Sete
Rusteay
Carbondale
Arlie Boswell
Noted Chicago Journalist Eastman Dies at 63
John C. Eastman longtime owner editor and publisher of the Chiapin pournet died of apoplexy at a hospital after collapsing at his home. He was 63 and had planned rest after months of warning to cut work. Funeral services set for tomorrow with cremation and burial in West Alexandria Ohio. Eastman formerly from Easton Ohio moved to Alexandria as a youth and rose to helm Chicago publications.
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Assisted Press
Chicago
John C. Eastman
Chiapin Pournet
Eastman
Herty
West Alexandeia
Ohio
Kenesaw Mountain
Easton
West
Alexandria
Lasimee
Hansger
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