Maryland Court upholds Hagerstown electric plant bonds
The Maryland Court of Appeals ruled the city of Hagerstown may issue bonds to build a municipal electric generating plant without Public Service Commission permission. Justice Wilhams A. W. Adkins wrote the majority opinion. A dissent by Judge T. Scott Offul, with Judge W. Mitchell Diegs concurrence, noted questions about authority and jurisdiction.
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Fire rescues and injuries in Baltimore apartment blast
Seven people were rescued from a fire swept apartment on North Charles Street after Ruth Collier 21 hung from a window ledge for five minutes. Nine workers were blasted to the roof of the American Mores Company oven shop on North Forest Street and were hospitalized. others escaped via fire escapes. Rescue crews saved several more from the collapsing building as bystanders watched.
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Tits and Ware Race Near Finish in Chaotic Cal World
A garbled report mentions Varia and Path Nevri with references to finish lines and a Cha Chaier figure. The text alludes to Chaplain and various undecipherable names amid a muddled account of a race or event.
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Inamond Gone in Tomb Robbery Case Report
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a missing item and bids tied to a memorial or wreath event. Names, places, and exact details are unclear in the readable text.
Citywide rates push through amid protests and friction
unclear readable content shows citywide rate measures meeting resistance. no concrete entities or outcomes clearly discernible.
Marine Corps Party Scandal Report Prompted Inquiry
San Diego March 10 Officials of the United States Marine Corps were said to have seen a report from Brigadier General Sealey D. Butler commander at the Marine Base in San Diego about a private dinner at General Butler’s home where cocktails were served Washington March 10 Major General Lejeune commandant of the Marine Corps declined comment saying no advice had been received on the matter Naval regulations forbid Marines to possess intoxicating liquor on military or naval reservations or in private quarters
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Nicotine Shortage Spurs New Research Efforts at State Farm
Geneva New Jersey March 10 plant scientists seek reduced nicotine use but higher production for the insecticide industry. Researchers aim to balance nicotine supply with agricultural needs and industrial demand.
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Powers protest blockade of Tientsin port amid Chinese conflict
The Anglo French powers protest to the Chinese government over the blockade of Tientsin and demand free access for foreign ships. They reserve the right to cooperate to protect shipping and rail links, citing mined channels and artillery exchanges between rival factions and the disrupted Peking railway.
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Premier Nestily Forms New French Cabinet Amid Reform Push
The ninth term Premier Briand leads a reshaped ministry with Raoul Pernet as Finance Minister and Rene Renoult set to new posts. Key changes include justice and public instruction, with Maley and others replacing defeated ministers as Briand aims to speed a financial bill and address wartime tax disputes.
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Unclear OCR note on mine disaster and police actions
Fragmentary report describes a mine incident and police response with names and dates that are mostly illegible. The text references Weber, Wicker Creeley, and Leonard Verrment among others, with scattered mentions of a mine, a parade, and a weather or safety condition that hindered operations.
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Thirteen Found Dead in Crab Orchard Mine Blast
Rescue efforts in Crab Orchard mine yield fourteen dead and ten survivors as crews locate three more bodies. Workers in the isolated section faced collapse and entombment after an explosion at the Northwest Virginia mine on March 10.
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Local District Violence Report Inflammatory Incident Details
A disrupted scene in Back Bey district reports a stabbing and arson during a conflict among residents. Victims include women Leverett Kaltenstal Yarhorman and Mu Hhoweee MeBarbera with a Br. Jobo Waters memorial noted. Authorities describe assailant actions near Adam area. investigation ongoing.
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Celebrate. Bortiday at a community gathering
The fragment describes a local celebration with gatherings and music. It mentions attendees and a sense of festive atmosphere, though many words are garbled. The piece hints at a visit or event labeled as a birthday or anniversary with informal remarks.
Mutiny Incident Leaves Several Wounded in Atlanta
Reporter notes a mutiny involving six, with three wounded and two captured in Atlanta Georgia. Police mark suspects as adults. a motor truck confrontation led to injuries among convicts and bystanders. Names including Newton and Ivie are mentioned, with hospital care and ongoing inquiries.
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Seattle election drama spurs city program push
In Seattle March reports show candidates contesting a mayoral race and council seats as voters shift focus to a city program change. Officials emphasize the urgency of orderly leadership while local observers debate the outcome for the upcoming term and policy implementation.
Mare in Poreline: a puzzling wartime patrol inquiry
A garbled wartime note reports a crew at Watts and lobs, referencing Harper Wise and Bee Pipetite with flags. The fragment asks about a boat, a spy, and a distant watcher, signaling confusion over events and roles.
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Funeral rights and family memory described in church notice
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a funeral rite and family presence at a local church. References to the Mereth family and a wake near Wareh hint at a traditional service with community attendance. The garbled text leaves dates and full names unclear.
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