Convicted Of Sedition In Plymouth County Court
Anthony Bimba found guilty on the sedition count in Plymouth County District Court for remarks at a January meeting. He was acquitted on the blasphemy charge. a fine of 1500 was imposed and the maximum penalty is 1000 fine and three years in prison. An appeal was filed by Harry Heffman.
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Mass
Anthony Bimba
Viv
Massachetts
Plymouth County District
Tstay
Dudge C. Carrell Kings
Lithuanan Edster
Tedkes
Sih Wise Broaredd
Harry Heffman
Bimba
Mimia
Goa
Bas
King Alfenze XIV Plans South America Visit
Plans by King Alfenze XIV of Spain and Quen Vietoria with Viena Pron and Uke Rivera along with a barbhant sante to Ay te Negentuna. Commander France of Chesesepiietie Plas Uhre accompanies the party on the plated voyage to South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfenze XIV
Spain
Quen Vietoria
Senate Rejects Investigation of Sut Lawry in Chicago
Washington March 2. The Senate declines to approve a committee inquiry into sut lawry in Chicago as lawmakers note lack of evidence and urge further review. The session discusses executive procedures and potential implications for state governance.
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Washington
Senate
Sut-Lawry
Chicago
Peter
U “Apityecs
Ely
Coussattoe Atest
Tiarda
Italian and German tensions flare over South Tyrol
A March dispatch from Vienne reports unrest in Southern Tyrol after Italy dismissed forty German physicians and forced 16 others to join a labor syndicate while five Fascist doctors took their places. The row follows Mussolini’s talk with Stresemann, with Germany demanding cultural protections and unity within the League of Nations.
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Vienne
Tyrol
Italy
Peon
Balzaney
NEL WE Free Presse
Marian Perfect of
Trent
Sick Demetit Association
Fremier Musilini
Streneveanu
Germany
Museohai
Tyroleum Uenst
Haly
Stresemann
Trahan
League of Nations
Paroled thief sent to reform school after theft conviction
In March 2 hearing Judge Hutchinson sentenced a young man to Hautchinoeon State Deformator y for theft. The court noted a pattern of petty stealing by boys and young men tied to a pay while they work program. The ruling referenced the Rinke Weekly paper and property owner details as part of the condition.
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Teyehka
Han
W BK. Hutchinson
Elkerk
Ben S. Paulen
Plaga
Hautchinoeon
Beye
Atelen
Fear of Flood Evokes Panic and City Water Crisis
Panic over flood threats eased as water works restored partial service after pumps faltered. Officials said river levels near the 1.5 foot rise receded, though ice concerns lingered and schools closed while relief centers kept supplies flowing to hospitals and residents.
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Niantelus
Poemnel ina Chippindale Returns From Exile
Liverpool reports the return of Poemnel ina Chippindale from Ben ton UK to Yorkshire. She describes seven months imprisoned behind doors by United States Immigration and harsh treatment with roaches and meager food. She claims mistreatment and a disgraceful prison-like experience before freedom.
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Liverpool
Diay
England
Late News Bulletins From Global Fronts And Markets
A patchy dispatch reports on wartime duty shifts at a major munitions plant in Memeneed Mil and notes a Spanish led effort to curb permanent wartime measures. It mentions South American travel plans for Qing Heane and a general trend toward increased permanent fiats and trade activity amid uncertain global tensions.
Wage dispute stalls Western Maryland trains in March talks
In Baltimore on March 2 24 President Maxwell Byers of the Western Maryland Mashead says he sent his reply to General Chairmen CW Sullivan and ED Sweeman in Hagerstown. He notes the railroad privately argues for a wage increase but doubts a broad national acceptance within the railroad unions.
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Baltimore
Maxwell ©. Byers
Maryland
Demanis
Western Maryland
Byers
CW Sullivan
ED Swemean
Af Hagersteen Vecterdar
Nnlread
Myers
Ulan
Sullvso
Marie Ste
Notorious Spy Loses Race to Doomed Son on Gallows Route
The article recounts the execution of Ignatius Tribich Lincoln alias Janus NamhH Tri tekn Lincoln, a spy linked to German acts in World War I. His son Lincoln NamhH Lincoln traveled from far east, pleaded petitions, and witnessed questions of fate as authorities carried out the death sentence.
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SEF
Lembon
Ems
Rerilersman
Howechokber
Christimes Bie
Limein
Edward Richands
Canwery
Jaccob
Royal Morse Artillery
Richards
Lan Stewart
Jewert
Lincoln
Dorlag
Linculn
Fallan Beour
Boa
Jenatius Lincoln
Hassted
New York
Germany
Jenatius
Matt
Untitled historic note on a mounting risk and peak
Fragmentary report mentions a Mount Exenvet like peak and a high altitude risk. References to TMASA C1 and French jagular are unclear. The text appears as garbled OCR with multiple misspellings and no coherent events.
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Caltize
Pach
Exenvet
Warhi
Fragmentary note on a lake event and age limits
A garbled OCR fragment references a lake event and age related questions. It mentions Marek and a wedding context, with unclear numbers and elements of parental or guardian involvement. The text remains unreadable for concrete details.
Newport Struck By Devastating Fire In Arkansas Town
In Newport Arkansas residents woke to a massive fire that destroyed twenty blocks of homes. National Guardsmen patrolled streets under martial law as temporary shelters rose in churches schools and intact buildings. Aid from Little Rock arrived including tents blankets and supplies to house and feed the homeless while mayor Boyce oversaw the relief effort and promised further assistance.
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Newport
Ark
Warch
Bae
Cty
Litt Rock
Boyce
Po Dent
Mazer Beppe
Boageee
Cmpany
Piast
Otiose Text: Roosevelt Fee Page at Ryhee Aid
Fragmented OCR results show garbled phrases and missing context. Readable bits hint at a historical note involving Roosevelt and a fee page at a location named Ryhee. No coherent events or quotes are extractable to form a solid summary.
Victim Fled After Arrest On Heaths Charge
In Baltimore on March 20 State's Attorneys seek a murder in the first degree verdict against Joseph Parkerhaw a former federal prohibition agent. The defense contends Parkerhaw shot in self defense during a split federal Harford County jurisdiction dispute.
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Baltimore
W. Worthington Hopkins
Harford County
Doeph Kurlershaw
Washington
Tral
John A. Ruongure
Havre
Phe Grace
Hopkins
Richard Arch Jor
Willis £. Jones Anderbert Marry
United States
Amos Wow. Woodcock
James T Carter
Norman Porest
Pepaty
Buon
Bote
Hat Huongere
Untitled Local Meeting Notices From Cumberland District
A fragmentary report from Cumberland district describes proceedings at a meeting held in the City Hall. Names such as Wase, Lancaster, Haw, and Galon appear alongside references to a charter or pledge and scattered remarks about a forthcoming event and local clubs supporting a function.
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Nemantionel
Kimba
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ATER
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Msaein
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Madrid
Qing Heane
Speia
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Aentrica
Trance
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Mentone
Vrance
Wazeh
Merlew
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Verree
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Maree
Tee
Merah Varketed
For
Eines
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Telige
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Syetioe
Lawton
Uaesrateen
Western
Payrell
Hartert
Satie
Linrein
Condrmach Sen
Far East
Evecution
Profssonr
Gale-heept
Finasen Deutreyn Kative Menidential
Ection
Newport, Ach
Natoon.ag
Aremren Will
POLME
Oosevelts
Seph Ferbershawers
Mayre de Grace
A.W. W. Woodcock
Defense
Heaths
Oliver Chajens
Cunbertard
Tandas
Distriet
Virginian
West Virmiecr
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Distret
Cotunton
Cite Hall
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Teeon
Fort Dueute
Katary
Jans Harting
Pect
Terthavle
Arthur
Lins
Cumberland
Basgeter
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