Big Quantity Rum Bottled for Shipment Seized in Somerset Raid
Federal and local officers led by Jesse Bratten raided Crisfield and other Somerset sites during a crackdown on illicit liquor. Officers seized 370 bottles of home brew beer plus 116 cases, 94 gallon jars, and 50 gallons of fermentation mash. Paraphernalia included 25 stills, capping machines, and bottle cleaning equipment. Kenney Denekett and Jackson Hall were arrested. Hall pleaded guilty to illegal manufacture and possession.
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Crishield
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Kenney Denekett
War Jackson Hall
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Miss Alice Aster Weds Russian Prince in July Ceremony
Miss Alice Aster daughter of Lady Ribblesdale and the late Inka Jarch Aster marries a Russian prince. Guests include Lady Ribhhiedtae and Russ Rhodes Amerian Viewcomeus as witnesses.
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Tadey Maried
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Ten Die in Hart County Crossing Crash
Ten people died and ten were injured when a New Central passenger train struck an automobile truck carrying children returning from a picnic near Harbor Ohio. Mayor Peter J. Gulan urged the railroad to place safety signs at the crossing noting a former watchman was replaced by an electric signal system which witnesses say worked as the truck began to cross.
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Central
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Supreme Court to Decide on Editor's Pardons
Magee the Albuquerque editor jailed for contempt heads to Santa Fe as the New Mexico Supreme Court weighs executive clemency authority in direct contempt cases. He vows to press on against District Judge David J. Leahy, calling the proceedings farcical and claiming the tribunal is not properly constituted.
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Carl C Magee Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Perdon
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San Miguel County
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New Messen State Tribune
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Flier Killed By Plane Ante Lajaries Brothers
Flier killed in an aviation accident involving the Ante Lajaries brothers. The incident occurred near Movandeville on June 26 with preliminary reports noting injuries to two others and ongoing investigations by local authorities.
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Hopeful In Maine Election Hopeful In Maine Election
Optimistec reports on Maine polls brought by William Pattangall Democratic candidate for Governor. He meets John W. Davis, Democratic candidate for President, and discusses his acceptance speech and campaign workload amid wartime policy contrasts.
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Meduly
Polescal Oetlook
Maine
Willian Pattangall
John W. Davis
Pattangall
Fulton Jo Redman
United Stat
Bert M. Fernald
Davis
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Japan Sets Trade Restored With Soviet Union
A report from July 28 states Japan resumes trade with the Soviet Union to end years of dispute. Diplomats report broad agreement on economic cooperation and recognition of the Soviet government, with talks highlighting oil and fisheries cooperation and planned normal relations between Tokyo and Moscow.
Hotel Blaze Kills Six and Injures Thirteen
A deadly fire at a city hotel causes six deaths and thirteen injuries. Guests leapt from windows as firefighters battled the blaze, with many residents evacuated or rescued from the Southland Hotel nearby. The incident outlines ongoing concerns over public safety in crowded lodging facilities.
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Sombiay
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Coolidge to Outline Economy Tax Cuts in Speech
Republican nominee Coolidge prepares the national campaign keynote to be delivered August 14. The address will resemble his first message to Congress, focusing on governmental economy and tax reductions and presenting the party record.
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Tee
Washington
Cooldge
Congress
Leopold and Loeb Hearings On Murder Penalty Begin
In Chicago, the advisory hearing before Chief Justice John R. Caverly opened to fix the punishment for Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb in the Robert Franks murder case. Evidence included a chisel and rope linked to the crime and witnesses Albert Hubbinger Aaron Adler and others.
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John KR. Caverly
Nathan Lee , Jr
Richard Bernard Hunt
Hunt
Albert Hubbinger
Leopold
Loeb Mubbinger
Aaron Adler
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Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Rober Franks
John R. Caverly
Robert E. Crowe
de William Krone
Shenandoah Begins Engine Tests From Lakehurst
The Navy airship Shenandoah moved from its hangar at Lakehurst New Jersey at 7:30 AM for an engine test run toward Binghamton New York via Scranton and the patrol ship. After two hours another test started at 9:30 AM in daylight saving time. The craft carried 49 aboard including 29 officers and crew with civilians assisting and a Scranton Times reporter aboard.
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N. J
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N. Y
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Omaning
Feld
Fnally
Ataff
Scranton Times
Shenandoah
Barnegat Bay
Crane Causes Citywide Blackout In Passaic
Passaic New Jersey went dark for about thirty minutes when a migratory crane landed on an electric feeder wire and short circuited the system. Linemen removed the bird from the wires and planned to mount it as a trophy souvenir.
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Passaic
Jersey City
Late News Bulletins From Ualtemege and Beyond
July reports detail Governor Retchie declaring a shooting incident involving Harvey J. Camper and changes in state representation. Robbery claims emerge in New York with substantial sums tied to jewelry stores and banks. Anomalous radar readings and stock notes appear from Bethlehem and Los Angeles markets. The dispatches reflect national crime, governance shifts, and financial chatter across several states.
Dem Do Not Need Hearst Advice Says Democrats
Fragmentary text suggests a political note about Democrats and Hearst advice. The readable portions reference a wetter letter, a person named Ralph Heares, and a ward possibly discussing a vote or stance. Parsing limits prevent full clarity.
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Hearst
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