Plan to stock oysters stirs Maryland hearing
A heated joint hearing in Annapolis on January 27 debated a conservation plan calling for immediate organization of oystermen statewide and the removal of Commissioner Earle. Governor Ritchie pressed for frank discussion while disputes over leasing areas and shell planting raged amid calls for a rapid restocking program led by W Wallace Evans and supported by transplantation ideas and state funding.
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Ellebie
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Welster
Worcester
Webster
Conservation Commission
Tyre
Burglars Loot Hudson Street Warehouse In Astounding Robbery
Early reports state burglars used motor trucks to flee with three cartons of aspirin valued at more than 160 808. The raid occurred on Hudson Street and involved rapid getaway, details incomplete as investigators comb the scene.
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New York
Hudson Street
Browning Case Trials Continue as Defense Seeks Offsetting Evidence
In re packed coverage, Browning and his wife Peaches face a public hearing over cruelty and abandonment claims. Testimony includes Marian Tussey’s account of Browning offering a bribe to influence a reconciliation. Browning plans to take the stand as the hearing remains open to the public.
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White Plains
N.Y. San
Dick West Browning
Peaches Thenan
Mundas
Brownings
John S. Sumner
New York
D Justice Sewer
Briwniie
Youth Burned as Neon Lights Ignite Auto Fire
A youth, 15 or younger, suffers burns when a neon signlamp over an automobile radiator ignites a fire. Rescue crews attend the scene on Say Loft Avenue as neighbors report a quick flare up and emergency care for the child.
Tragedy Bloodies Idaho High School Game Hall
A gas explosion at a Latter Day Saints recreation hall in Turner Idaho during a Central vs Turner basketball game killed seven and wounded about twenty, many trapped by a collapsing wall and ceiling as spectators fled. Victims included janitor James McCant and his two sons, with several players among the injured. Rescue efforts continued as authorities investigated the cause.
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Latter Day Saints
Turner
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Idaho
Teddy
James McCant
Bringham McCann
James McCants
Elmer Anderson
Tru ‘Lowe
Merc
Lowe
Anderhands
Ranneck Be
Bear Valley Ranch
Fashion guidelines for merchants tutelage in 127 era dress
Memphis Tenn December 27 127 during the annual conference of the National Association of Merchant Tailors fashion committee delivered guidance for national dress standards. Highlights discourage light overcoats bright hats and opera hats with formal wear while favoring correct shoes suspenders and tailored collars.
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Memphis
Tenn. Dan
America
Amelia Todlay
Dolores
Gunman killed during attempted robbery at pin plant
Police report a gunman was killed and a second man seriously wounded in a botched attempt to rob a pin factory in Hagerstown. The dead man and an accomplice are believed to be connected to the assault that left a watchman named Turner fatally wounded. The surviving suspect is in state hospital.
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Trestien Card
Yovna
Washington Courts
Turner
Tien
Robbers Hold Up Hotel Lobby In Harlem Stabbing and Theft
In Harlem a gang robbed a hotel lobby of guests after lining them against the wall. A clerk and several women were wounded as two attackers fled with cash and valuables. Police pursued the assailants while wounded victims were treated.
Federal action sparks debate over wartime rationing
A garbled report discusses government measures, likely about wartime rationing and legislative response. It references Commerce Department involvement and tensions between lawmakers and regulatory efforts, with mentions of agencies and public policy debates shaping economic controls.
Landis Clears Cobb and Speaker in 1926 Fix Claim
Chicago January 27 AP Cobb and Speaker were found not guilty of fixing a 1926 game. Landis ruled the Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Americans did not fix a game for betting, clearing Cobb and Speaker to return to baseball. Leonard refused to face Landis as witness, prompting Cobb and Speaker to quit rather than wait. Speaker expressed hope to prove he is the same Tris Speaker, while Cleveland president Barnard cautioned against returning Speaker to center field.
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Landis
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Speaker
Han Johnson
Freeny Lennard
Smoky Joe" Wind
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Leomard
Ors
Weed
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Smoky Dane
Leonard
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Ohie
Abe Asstadatedt
Deviien
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Harner- Hyat
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Bud VittusNy
Bos
Marnard
Barnard
Indias
Mystery in Death of Maryland Man
A fragmented obituary reports the death of a Maryland man linked to a farm event. Names such as teachers and relatives are mentioned alongside unclear details about cause and circumstances. Further readable lines reference a family including children and a return to a local Rivte MI setting.
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Wulkeat
Teres
Wen
Pups
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Myes Syhia St
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