Drunk Driver Fined 275 After Crisfield Crash
Randell Holland and five Crisfield companions were injured when Holland’s car hit a machine driven by Rob Doughty of Snow Hill Virginia on the Crisfield Pocomoke highway near Westover Junction. Doughty was fined 275 for DUI and 25 for no rights on his car plus 60 for weapons on the highway. Holland was hospitalized and faces possible manslaughter charges if his condition worsens.
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Crisfield
Randell Holland
McCready Memorial Hospital
Crisfield-Pocomoke
Holland
Rob Doughty
Craddocksville
Virginia
Westover
Westover Junction
Doughty
O@icer
Mfef. Katz
Kerman Bull
Pocomoke
Laguor
Tous
RCC Cordrey
Snow Hill
Ashburn
Randall Holland
Crisfield Hospital
Crisfeld
Followa Richard James
Gerlande Lawson
Naomi Milbourne
Monre
Justice Holland
Ex Convict Offers To Sell Body To Hopkins Hospital
Ex convict Duding seeks immediate funds for relief work by offering his body to Johns Hopkins Hospital. Dr John H Snoke of Johns Hopkins declines, noting hospitals cure not buy dead bodies. Trading letter in Washington to Joseph Ames is mentioned amid confusion.
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Body
Hopkins
Baltimore
John H Snoke
Johns Hopkins
Washington, D.C
Wee Bonale
Duding
Prisoners’ Society of Washington
Thas
Sneke
Soseph Ames
Jehr+ Hepim
University
Oho el Terward
Lewis H Weed
Erar
Medwal Echonl
Ke wake Partie 9 bet te
Fragmentary text appears to reference a wake event with unclear names and dates. The readable bits mention a party or portion labeled Partie 9 and a connection to a wake, but essential details are missing to identify persons or organizations.
Manic bandit trial heats Baltimore court clash
Ronald Harris, accused “maniac bandit,” faces cross examination as doctors argue he feigned insanity to avoid commitment. State prosecutors press for verdict while defense contends illness is feigned and not contagious. The trial before Judge Duffy in Baltimore proceeded amid intense questioning by counsel.
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Baltimore
Johan R Oliver
Supreme Court
Baltmore
Ronald Harris
Harry Nice
Arms
O'Connor
Moser
Oliver
Harris
Spring Grove Hespal
Duffy
Chicago
Jon
Iaabelle
Mi Ie
Wiliam N McClintock
Miss Pope
Wa D
Billy
Shepherd
Ws Siswart
Defense
Acsually
Stewart
Savage
McClintock
Shepreper
Cat
Sipped Gin Before Slaying, Says Girl
New York reports a girl testifies in the murder case of Thomas A Templeton. The teen, described as Dorothy, admits sipping gin before the slaying. Captain William A Jones leads the evidence as prosecutors seek to reconstruct the Chesting scheme.
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New York
William A Jenes
Gio
Gereid
Mexican Troops To Protect Americans
Advices from Puebla report the Mexican government ordered troops to protect George Camp, American manager of the ranch at San Pedro Cex-to-can, formerly owned by Mrs. Rosalie Evans. Camp filed a complaint with the American Embassy against agrarian leader Manuel Montes for ordering arrests of workers on the ranch.
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Mexico City
Puebla
George Camp
San Pedro Cex-to-can
Rosalie Evans
Camp
Manuel Montes
Ministers Seer Cumberland Races Ministers Seer
In Cumberland Maryland on June eta ministers debated adoption of a mutual betting system at the track. The Cumberland fair officials refused to permit legalized betting and the ministers pressed for action. Nineteen ministers signed the resolutions.
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Cumberland
The
Cumberland Union
Cumberland Track
Canton hospital attacked amid mob demonstration
A disrupted demonstration near Canton on June 8 involved chants and stones aimed at a hospital. A subsequent report notes stones thrown at Baptist Hospital and unclear details about the responders and location.
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Washington
Canton
Centen
Sad
Baptist Hospital
Tokyo Seeks Return June 16 Amid Population Drop
Japanese capital Tokyo plans a fresh push as population concerns emerge after a quake near Yokohama. Officials report 22,000 residents affected while city seeks rehabilitation and renewed growth efforts.
May Visit U S Hie Mapoty
An unclear fragment mentions a May visit involving U S Hie Mapoty or a similar name. Readable elements suggest travel or official engagement but full details are unavailable.
Fragmented OCR Item on June 16 Event
Fragmented text mentions June 16 and a wedding or ceremony context with names unclear. Readable entities include dates and references to marriage. Remaining details are garbled and cannot be confirmed.
Federal sweep targets Chicago liquor ring run by Genna brothers
Chicago authorities reveal seized leather bound ledgers in a raid on Abe Genna Brothers HQ detailing liquor receipts shipments and prices. Nameable shippers gas bill payments and gang connections appear in the records as investigators push to purge the city of the Genna operation. State's attorney Crowe calls the documents ammunition for prosecution and a purge aim.Federal authorities plan a nationwide program to curb alcohol distribution under government permits and expect a potential reduction in illicit volumes.
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Chicago
Abe Genna Brothers
Mike Genna
Polie
Masa
Crowe
Mick Havens
Capretees
Eral
Lockhade
Atlantic
Fertilizer Plant Destroyed in Crisfield Fire
Crisfield Md June 16 a fire destroyed the J C Quima Company fertilizer plant in Crisfield with an estimated loss of about 5000 dollars. The well stocked building was isolated and the flames were confined to the property.
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Crisheld
J. C. Quima Company
Ths Place
Change in Services Due to Bishop at Church Events
Due to the bishop's schedule, Davenport will be at Olentay Church on the morning of June 4. The service on June 21 will be at Se Church, Tyauskin, at 1 PM, with a second service at Mardela Spring in the evening.
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Bishop's
Rans Davenport
Oolentay Church
Se Church
Tyauskin
Mardela Spring
Coolidge Plans Quiet Summer at Marblehead Residence
President Coolidge will stay at Marblehead for the summer with limited entertaining. He will keep in constant contact with government affairs through aides and a small staff while his physicians monitor health and he enjoys rest and local drives.
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Washington
Coolidge
Marblehead
Joe Cot
Declares Rum Rew Vancouver Seizure Details
A terse notice from Vancouver B C dated June 16 reports a shipment of whisky diverted and stored in a unit before prohibition. The report notes involvement of American parties and a planned sale under legal restrictions.
Ireland Seeks 1927 Rotary Convention
Obie reports from June 16 that Belfest and Debio joined in seeking the 1927 Rotary Convention for Ireland with local officials and Rotary leaders weighing hosting plans and arrangements.
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Ireland
Obie
A. Cleveland
Dalegoten Belfest
Debio
Late News Bulletins From June 16 Set A Patchwork
Partial dispatches report a range of incidents including a fatal cave in at Summit 15 miles below a city with two injured workers and rain as a possible cause. Other items reference a murder trial and a kidnapping case, with sparse details and garbled names across the summaries.
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Jem Et Carte
Summit
Drave
Pitteburgh
Train Wreck Kills 25, Wounds 52 Near Hackettstown
A Lackawanna special derailed at Rockport Station as rails twisted by heavy rains gave way. The wreck near Hackettstown, New Jersey, left 25 dead and 52 injured, many from Chicago bound for Europe, with passengers sleeping in berths when coaches piled atop the locomotive.
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Hackettstown
Lackawanna
Rockport Station
Here
Easton
Warren Gerald Hospital
Phillipsburg
Merricbown Memorial Hospital
General Hospital
Chicago
Hoboken
Europe
Morristown
Barbera Farmer
Windeer Avenue
F Beecmeer
North Northdale Avenue
Annie Meyers
Wood Street
Fred Loomis
Scranton
Carl Heeba
Helen Wagner
Martin Hendig
Frank Bendich
Mary Clinck
Edwin Bruner
Wrecked Train Had 200 Passengers
Chicago reports a wrecked train carrying about 200 passengers. Officials provide sparse details on casualties and injuries while investigators assess the cause and locate the train.
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Ditches
Randall Helland
Alme Hert
Berlin
Parbisan
Waniac Bandit
Tal
Spring Grove
Jery
Ronald Marrin
American Hospital
Tokyo
U. S
WM. McClintosk
Milionaire
Parnes
Jeia
Egerts
Rum Rew
Vancouver
B. C
A. P
United States
Maktimere
Aeneid Barris
Morri
Menice City
Desgetehes
Deakuime Farmer
Caton
Mexicen i
Peta
Tethos
Saeene
N. J
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