Worcester petition push for Coolidge to appoint Maryland judge
Worcester bar and Worcester, Wicomico, Somerset and Dorchester counties press for Amos W Woolstock in the new Maryland federal judgeship. Lawyers in other counties send letters to Attorney General Sargent while Baltimore officials propose four names. Senate confirmation pending, with possible recess appointment if urgent need exists. Federal court in Maryland suspended with cases awaiting action.
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John B. Sargent
Baltimore Bar Association
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Pennsylvania
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Congress
Federal Court
Morris A. Soper
Medical feat aids youth in fight for life
A 22 year old salesman, Frick, lies in a hospital as doctors and 24 male staff maintain artificial respiration in continuous eight hour shifts since Sunday. Two physicians and many coworkers labor to keep him breathing, hoping to prevent diaphragm paralysis from leading to death, while nerves and speech remain severely limited.
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Hell
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Landry
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County bond measures seek $1 million for school and road projects
A Maryland House bill would empower Wicomico County to borrow $1,000,000 for construction of schools in Salisbury Hebron and Pittsville and for county road projects. Other bills seek longer jail sentences probation enhancements and retirement system creation for several state facilities. The Senate rejected Senator Levin's bill to abolish the Public Service Commission and considered a repeal of Jim Crow laws.
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Judicial Proceedings Committee
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Tunney Aims for Boxing Comeback in San Francisco
In San Francisco in March Gene Tunney announces a planned comeback to heavyweight boxing. He says Jack Dempsey will be ready to meet him if offered, as Tunney vows to regain the title with a campaign toward a title bout.
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Fragmented Notation of MEASLEEX CHEWING Incident
A damaged OCR fragment mentions MEASLEEX CHEWING with scattered text and symbols. No clear event, date, location, or entities are discernible beyond the repeated phrase MEASLEEX CHEWING and stray punctuation.
Radio may bring heat and light to future homes
Edward L. Howard predicts radio will bring electric power by wireless to American homes. He argues a large general company could supply coal and power to all urban households, with electricity delivered as readily as water from a single plant.
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Johnny Mostil of White Sox in Critical Condition After Attempted Suicide
Johnny Mostil, Chicago White Sox center fielder, was found critically injured in a hotel room in Shreveport Louisiana after slashing his throat wrists and ankles and a stab wound over the heart. Doctors warned the wound could prove fatal while friends attributed his condition to mental strain and health worries though no motive is given.
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Earthquake Aid Sought. Japan Crisis Deepens
Reports say Ceabidge asked American aid for Japan after a major earthquake disaster. Japan weighs accepting a three power arms treaty while widespread damage hits Georgia peach crops. A New Jersey firm lowers water heater prices and a bishop involved in a separate death case is noted.
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Japan
Unclear text segment from historical page
The readable content is fragmented and unreadable, with many garbled names and places. No coherent event or person details can be established for a valid headline or summary.
Body found in sack may end boy disappearance case
Autopsy to confirm identity follows discovery of a four year old boy’s naked body wrapped in a sack found in a barn near Berahis. Police track clues amid an ongoing three week mystery surrounding Billy Gallroy’s disappearance from his Brooklyn home. Community shaken as investigators pursue leads and await formal identification.
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Editor Sees Crime News Drive Newspaper Worth
An editor at Chicatenary News argues crime reporting is essential and ubiquitous, asserting newspapers must publish crime news within public taste and moral bounds to reflect reality and audience interest.
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Charles H. Dennis
Chicatenary News
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Zetmi
Quebec Bell Feature Teaser and Test Messages
A garbled OCR style note lists fragments about a Quebec Bell feature and test Maver ar ae Mt be we arses tee 2 ae. It includes unclear references to presets and a week long timeframe, ending with a question about reading and presets.
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Tapas
Fragmentary historical note outlines a troubled scene
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a 168 year span and various names and places, including references to Mark, Crwde, and Maree. The text hints at war, remorse, and a political or social event but lacks coherent details.
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Adonts Boy Slayer Admits Act Was Wrong
Chicago March 9 The detascramination shows Jemse's frat alemist admitted that when Harold J Croarkin struck Walter Schmeth with a hammer last December he might have had hazy idea it was wrong. Dr William J Hickson called Croarkin a dementia praecox patient with tendencies toward machia and dementia. He questioned by State's Attorney Crowe Croarkin hesitated before saying he perhaps had hazy notion of odus not the right thing to do.
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Harold J. Croarkin
Walter Schmeth
William J. Hickson
Chicago Psychopathic Laboratory
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Micksan
Maryn Vogelsang dies at Blind Girls Home topic
Maryn Vogelsang 68 matron of the Blind Girls Home at Kells 171 St Louis died last night from suspected ptomaine poisoning. A meal from Monday evening sickened 17 residents and workers, most women, who were treated. autopsy ordered to confirm cause and determine the source.
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Mer Riseile Vogelsang
Tomates
Copuwer Witt
Bank turmoil disrupts local deposits and accounts
Morning disturbances at a town bank lead to depositor distress as customers wait outside while authorities address a collapse in confidence. The incident involves the bank’s closing and a large number of deposits affected, with customers reassured by officials.
Trade Directory Promotes Agricultural Beats
In a regional note a trade directory urges farmers to adopt competitive practices and contribute to the community. Officials call for action toward improving local farming methods and supporting coordinated economic efforts.
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