Broadway producer Carrell sentenced for perjury in party case
Rast Carrell, Broadway producer, was sentenced in New York to a year and a day in prison and 2000 in fines on two counts of perjury in the Greed divvy investigation. He was found guilty on two counts and not guilty on two others related to a party in his theatre where an underage girl was allegedly served drinks. Jury and witnesses included Irving Cobb Augustin Thomas and Al Jolson. Carrell's bail pending appeal was allowed.
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New York
Rast Carrell
Carrell
Nddard
Carroll
United States
Buckner
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Countess Cathcart
Ellix Island
Irving Cobb
Augustis Thomas
al Jolson
Calvary Baptist Church expels pastor over alleged funds misuse
In New York Jane 32 an angry church conclave indicted pastor John Roach Straten of Calvary Baptist, accusing him of attempting to misuse church property and wasting funds in personal litigation. Trustees and members accuse him of drawing salary, improper ties to Miami Florida, and of other unspecified improprieties prompting expulsion and removal proceedings.
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New York
Jane
John Roach Straten
Calary Baptist Church
Wilwe
Straton
Calvary
Calvery
Miami
Florida
Berianan J
Meroe
Allanu
Bo Miller
Robert B. Bure
Ceorekh
Board of Reacers
Newport News man dies after Riverdale collision
Washington report says A Pyne Seeker of Newport News died from injuries after a collision between Meyer Davis orchestra leader car and William A Rogers car near Riverdale ten miles from Washington. Davis rushed Bonbes to Casualty Hospital as surgeons fought to save him amid DC investigation.
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Washington
A. Pyne Seeker
Newport News
Washington- Baltimore
Meyer Davis
Cate
Philadelphia
William A. Rogers
Rivevénie
Riverdale
Davis
Bonbes
Meepitai
Suregens Meade
Hopetes
Mecyiens
District of Columbia
White House hosts reception for military leaders and spouses
The chief executive and the first lady greeted guests at the White House reception. Cabinet members and their wives along with high officials from the army navy and marine corps were invited to participate in the hospitality and reception of the guests.
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Washington, Lune
A. P
Cabinet
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Wingert fights new trial over misused city rents
In Hagerstown Maryland a motion for a new trial was heard in the Wingert case. The Meyerstown official and manufacturer faced charges after testimony showed he collected six thousand dollars in rental funds for the city and deposited them to his account. His defense claimed repayment and lack of fraudulent intent while the judge urged honesty by all entrusted with public money.
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Hagerstown
A. BP
Wingert
Fermes
Meyerstown
Ewerage Cwmmndeebon
Ender
Albert A
Frank G. Wageman
Keen
Youb
Extra Closet Space Prominent in MT Area
Fragmented OCR text mentions extra closet space and a premium feature. It references a closet prom and a dene or door, noting benefits like keeping items off the floor. Specific persons, dates, or places are not clearly readable.
Tomato Substitute Use Shows Economy During Scarcity
When fresh tomatoes are scarce, tomato paste is an acceptable substitute in salads and with meats, reflecting economical cooking practices and pantry ingenuity.
Unclear historical report on ProAilantic Cy convention and related events
Fragmentary notes describe a ProAilantic Cy convention on June 2 with references to the American Agricultural and Chemical Company and various names and places. The text mentions penalties, a prison guard, university tie ins, and scattered dates and events, but most details remain garbled.
Long‑Promised End For Notorious Train Bandit Whittemore
Baltimore report on Richard Reese Whittemore’s conviction for murder and his appeal attempts after a 19 year criminal career. The Supreme Bench denied a new trial and awaits the Court of Appeals decision. Outcome hinges on possible death penalty or life imprisonment.
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Baltimore
Randy
Richard Reese
Whittemore
Muriner
Eugene O'Danne
Maryland
Supreme Bench of
Court of Appeals
Allan Pee
Gangter
Athough
O'punane
Poe
Laat
New York
Pearly Shee
Boffaio
Murdset
Tiel
Robert
Hott
Holtman
Rest Aska C FBS Watch Riding Chickens Craw
Restaur ant proprietor Po Wile Tam Cook found a wrist watch in the craw of a chicken served at his cafe. The watch was still running and the winding stem appeared pressed against the birds throat as it breathed.
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Tam
F. Cook
Mr. Cook
Bcid
Maryland Delegates Speak To Pan American Red Cross
The Maryland representative Rosemer Kitchn addresses the Pan American Red Cross delegates urging United States unity and relief efforts while highlighting state concerns and federal roles. He emphasizes aiding afflicted populations and the need for practical support over rhetoric.
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Wassington
Dane
Teletseen
Saenean
Rosemer Kitchn
Maryland
Teday
Red Cross
United State
Tabeidetier
Plakerphy Og Goveenb
North
Americ
Ideal Club Husband Pledges Tie Woman’s Club Life
Atlantic City reports a study of the ideal club husband by the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. Mrs Charles Shoan and Mrs Walter Hofaser describe husbands as devoted to their wives activities and conventions, with the pledge of $18 for the cause and praise for energy and forethought in home welfare work.
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Atlantic City
Sslemea
Job
Davids
Jima
Charles Shoan
Associated Press
de ‘Sigan
Ewe
Walter Hofaser
One Brook Lite
Walter McNeb Miller
St. Iz
Senate Prohibition Committee Reports on National Referendum Exemption
The Senate Prohibition Committee reports on a proposed amendment and the role of a national referendum. It argues the constitution limits federal powers and that a national referendum was not the framers’ intention, while noting new laws create machinery for enforcement and pending Judiciary approval.
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A. PJ
Senate Prohibition
Cheseman Means
Kighterath
United States
Refund Petition by Club Rejected by City Council
The City Council rejected a petition by the Sabsbury Dasceau Clek seeking refund of certain licrare fees from a recently held carnival on Cook Avenue show grounds. Officials cite the club treasury's strain and weather impacts that reduced expected receipts, with several members opposing the motion.
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Sabsbury Dasceau ‘Clek
Licrare
E. &. Wingrovy
Paul Comas
Cheb
Tnee
Cial
Cleb
Coun
Seator Watson and party convention details reported
Fragmented OCR notes show a political gathering referencing Senator James E. Watson and a 3-A designation. Mentions candicete for the long term United States Senate and a November section with miner State items. overall text is garbled and hard to interpret.
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Badragepolis
Duse
A. Pol
Tadey
Mote
Benater
James E. Watson
Jaraboat
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