Alleged Slayer Harry Merrill to be Tried in Cambridge
Sheriff G Murray Philips and Chief George Hopers marshal three fugitives after a jail escape. Victims include jailer wounded as two Salisbury men and two Black men suspected as accomplices flee Georgetown area. Delaware Detective Donaway and state police recapture fugitives with little resistance.
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Harry Merrill
Cambridge
Georgtown
G. Murray Philps
George Hopers
Marion Marvel
White
Zee
Igen Johnson
Del
Fred Goins
Seaford
Georgetown
Donaway
Delaware Highway
Laurel
Marvel
Lillian Gish Engagement Rumors Surface in Suit Case
New York reports discuss rumors that Charles H Duell, suing Lillian Gish to restrict her film work, hopes to win her hand. Attorneys say the claim is unwarranted coercion to keep Gish under contract. Duell cites prior engagement as basis of contract.
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New York
Charles H Duell
Lillian Gish
Motrom
Duell
Mus Gish
Miss Gish
de. Duell
Elihu Root
American jockeys in Swiss KE event details unclear
Fragmentary OCR text references American jockeys and a Swiss event. Names, places, and outcomes are unreadable, leaving insufficient clear facts to identify participants, affiliations, or results.
Forbes moves 10 appeal verdict in U S Veterans affair case
Colonel Charles R Fortes former Veterans Bureau director and John W Thompson Chicago contractor were found guilty of conspiracy to defraud government contracts for veterans hospitals. A new trial motion was filed and may go to the Supreme Court. sentence pending.
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Chicago
Jan UO
Charles R Fortes
United States Veterans Bureau
John W Thompson
St Loans
Ol Dhers
Vunites States Supreme Cort
Heri
Tral Court
Ce Peta
Corr
Eton
Lone Maricemer
Veterans Bureau Marr Bert
Woertin
Senate Investigal
Baltins
Caarge
ASES TO HAVE OWN FARM IN ZUZULAND
Fragmentary text mentions ASES possibly acquiring a farm in Zuzuland. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ases
Zuzuland
Denies Wisconsin School Party Claim After Dispute
A Madison judge's claim that sixty percent of local young men have social diseases and that implicated girls were removed from all major parties in the Latin quarter was denied. A petition against the statement gained 260 signatures at the University of Wisconsin, and the Rotary Club voted to form a committee to investigate.
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Madison
Wis
H. A. Stolen
Wisconsin
University
Rostary Club
Pennsy to Retire 94 Nines With Pensions
Ninety four retired Pennsylvanian Railway workers will leave service on February 1 1925 under a pension plan. Forty five will come from the Eastern Region and nineteen from the Central Region with others from Western Southwestern and Long Island works. Most have served 40 years or more and many 50 years. The cost of the retirement plan is noted in the official statement.
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Phiadelpha
Pennylvane
Acc‘se Aaty
theMpan
Cenrat
Ndt
Long Island
Peeres Tante
Chicago Fire Claims Five Lives In Four-Story Building
Five residents perished and four were injured when a four story sixteen apartment building on Ninth Street and Bleckstame Avenue burned early today. Names of the dead include Anthony Hardie and his wife Olive, Loretta Pryor. University of Chicago students aided rescue and relief as fire crews battled the blaze amid freezing temperatures. Debris indicated possible additional victims. search continued with ice covering the site.
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Chango
Jon
Peren
Futy-Ninth Street
Bleckstame Avenue
Anthony Hardie
Olive
Loretta Pryor
Thare
Elizabeth Pryce
Loretta
Doris
University of Chicazu
Agent House
Maryland Health Officials Inspect Oyster Shuckers and Plants
Maryland and Illinois health officials begin a statewide inspection of oyster packing houses from Baltimore to Cambridge and beyond. Blood tests for typhoid germs will be conducted on shuckers, and workers will be evaluated for sanitary and physical condition. The probe spans the state by steamer McLane and state vessels over several days.
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Bellamore
Wincer
de P. H
Lhinnis Heath
Maryland
Baltimore
Balttimore
Manda
Maryland Health Diepertment
National Outer Dealers and Packers Association
Chisanelle Bay
Aline
Md Men Slay Family Of 3 in Paradise Night
Russell Martin, a Paradise resident, killed his wife and two children ages four and ten months in their home during a mentally deranged episode. Police reported he bound his wife in the bedroom and attempted to harm the children before officers subdued him.
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Rusell Martin
Paradise
Ely
Martin Hem
Martin
Burial on railroad hand-car honors fallen railway worker
Willem H Kerrry of Felton was buried yesterday with a Bible for a pillow and an American flag on a coffin carried by a railroad hand-car. Trackmen of the Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad acted as bearers while mourners followed the procession along the tracks.
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York
Willem H Kerrry
Felton
Campliaber
Maryland and
Prnnsylvania
Nome Expects Seram By Dog Teams Today
Epidemic in Nome with five deaths and twenty two cases prompts rapid serum delivery from Anchorage. Leonard Seppala, an undefeated dog racer, left Kaltag for Nome carrying 390 068 units of diphtheria antitoxin as health officials race to halt the outbreak.
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Nome
Alaska
Inday Leonard Seppala
Kaltag
Ruby
Ir J BB
Flo Picked Her Jocelyn Lee Joins American List
Flo Picked and Jocelyn Lee are named among new additions on America's list, with their inclusion noted in the latest roster update. The record highlights their roles and affiliation, indicating expanded representation and recognition within the organization.
Robbery and theft reports across cities headline late news
chaotic dispatches describe a 93 900 payroll theft in Linden New Jersey. Four youths robbed Andree Kaufmann in Newark stealing 5000 dollars, a shot fired but no injury. Bank robbery in Woerden involved 12000 dollars. International actions include a mail fraud conviction in Brazil and a court decision on advertising sales charges.
Ri s810NI MY WL GE QUANTITIES OF LARN
Readable fragments indicate a report note about quantities of a substance or item labeled LARN. The text lacks clear context, dates, or proper nouns to identify people or organizations involved.
Incoherent OCR Item With Fragmented Text Bits
Fragmented readable phrases show random words and letters. No clear event names or facts are discernible. The item lacks coherent context or attributive details to summarize.
Merrill Dorchester Court to Try Merrill Case in Somerset
Arraignment on three indictments involving Harry Hicks Merrill charged with the murder of Louis Dryden deputy sheriff and warden and assault on Officer Arrel Carey will be heard in Somerset Court. A trial date near April 27 is possible with aims for an earlier session if agreed.
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Harry
Hicks") Merrill
Baltimore City
Louis L. Dryden
Arrel Carey
Princess Anne
Cavaidge
Robert Fruceff
Doreheeter County
Court of
Dore
Mendey
J Patterson
Supreme Court
Merrill
Judes Patterson
Gordon Tull
Tull
Somerset County
Dryden
Carey
Clarence Hitch
Bandits By Numbers On Pistol Identified By the Awecinted Frese
Edward J. Smith and Bernhardt Mylen of Milwaukee confessed to killing Russell Dickey aboard the Viking Northwestern Railway after a December 30 holdup. A German pistol linked to the crime was discarded from a taxi, while a freight box containing 200 000 dollars failed to be opened. Detectives traced the weapon to New York importers and Chicago dealers.
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Frese
Chicago
Edward J. Smith
Bernhardt Mylen
Milwaukee
Russell Dickey
Viking
Crackage
Northwestern
Mylen
Dickey
Smith
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Sacxpress Company
New York
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