Baltimore Court Hears Testimony In Coursey Murder Case
Laura Wilmot testified in Baltimore County Circuit Court about the death of five year old Rieder Coursey. She described bruises and a head wound and said Mrs. Ralph T. Coursey appeared distressed while the boy lay in a kitchen scene after being bathed. Mrs. Coursey and her husband face murder charges. the trial for the husband is pending.
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Baltimore
Laura Z Wilmot
Baltimore County
Tawgontalay
Ralph T. Coursey
Rieder Coursey
Courney
Coursey
Ivy Breomatich
Wilmot
Sren Kldcidze
Ehmdlee
Wymot
Mira
Reid
Vito
Conrysy
Sheuw Eldridge
Eldadze
Miners Trapped After West Virginia Mine Blast
Rescue efforts continue after a deadly blast at a Crаb Orchard mine near Eeeles West Virginia. Authorities report one body recovered and fear two more may be inside a pit below the shaft while crews search the area back in the mine for two missing machine men.
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Eeeles
W. Va
Moreh
A. P
Mone
San Diego Navy Officers in Court Martial Rumor
A controversy over Col. Alexander Williams amid a party at General Butler’s home stirs speculation of a court martial. Brigadier Smedley and other officers deny details as charges of intoxication circulate, with Rear Admiral Robertson to report to Washington on possible action.
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A. I
Jarral Smedley
Butler
Magioe Corps
Alexander Williams
Loral Marine Be
Ehec
Navy
San Diego
Cae
Homer
Col. Williams
General Butler
Eteer
Amy
Philadelphia
Col
Williams
Roberton
Washington
Freight Train Held Up as Robbers Cut Cars Near Minneg
A Minneapolis St Louis freight train was halted near Minneg early today when robbers cut the line and sent safe cars downhill then forced the engineer forward. A brakeman confronted armed men who claimed cigars and liquor and threatened to haul away cars. Investigators noted the train appeared to lack alcohol upon later inspection.
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Yearin
Minneapolis
Trivoli
Crea
Eohort
Weather and travel impacts from storms across Virginia and Carolinas
Heavy weather blankets the Mid Atlantic with high winds and rain stretching from Virginia through North and South Carolina and into Georgia. Reports describe wind gusts, flooding risks, and travel advisories across multiple counties and towns as crews work to assess damage.
Baltimore County murder trial details child abuse case
Testimony in Towson court centers on a 3 year old boy killed by numerous autopsy shown injuries. Dr Howard J Matheis testifies the combined force of numerous cuts caused death, as patrolmen and a photographer identify the child post mortem.
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Ratimor
Vidran
Midridge
Baltimore County
Towson
Howard J. Matheis
Kididge
Maldris
Mercwe
Cti
Overcoat Returned From Cascade Peak In 1097 Survey
Seattle reports Sylvester Han, forest supervisor, received the weather worn remains of an overcoat left atop Overcoat Peak in the Cascades three years ago. The item was sent in an envelope and found buttoned around a rock as a surveying signal after the 1097 completion. The coat was returned to him.
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Seattle
Wash
Sylvester Han
PePok
Cascade Mountains
Late News Bulletins From Arctic and Virginia Sections
Fragmented OCR style notices mention Arctic march weather, snow in Ashville, and assorted political and public notes. References include Valvhands Merch, Alfred C. Senith, and Virginia entities with scattered dates and places.
Seattle elects first woman mayor Bert aedbes or similar text
The text reports Seattle choosing its first woman mayor with Bert Aedbes as a key figure. It notes her election Tuesday by a small margin, her taking office June 7, and mentions surrounding reactions about a so called Metticoat rule. It references her husband Dr Henry Landez and prior roles on the City Council and Police Board.
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vSeattly
Wash
Bert Aedbes
Detlard
Meyer
Landes
Ir. Kiwin
Brown
Ieh
Mayne
W. KR. Sevlevy Res
Pork Board
Neween
My. Lander
Mass
Mayor’s sudden absence sparks city rumor and silence
Secretary to the mayor reports a social night and a hinted ailment as the mayor’s whereabouts remain unknown for two days. Leo Hecht confirms tip but no denial on the mayor’s departure. The mayor’s family refuses to discuss the absence and the telephone line at the mayor’s residence is disconnected.
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Reltimerr
Wiles Mehr
Howard W. Jariron
Mayne Jeck
Leo Hecht
Appeal Tai Court
Mehr
Furs Benee
Jury selection in Philadelphia murder trial of Marshall in 1244
In Philadelphia, a jury is formed to try Marshall charged with murdering Miss Dietrich and dismembering her body. He faces first degree murder with possible death or life imprisonment, or second degree murder or voluntary manslaughter with respective sentences. seven jurors are married men, four single, one widower, and women are excluded per counsel agreement.
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Barschall
Hilleng
Anna May Detrich
Wan
Marakall i
Marshall
Miss Dietrich
Heard
Bee
Herrea
Washington League opposes straw ballot planning
The executive committee of the anti prohibition league published a statement opposing straw ballots. They argue such tests are illegal, mislead voters, invite repeated voting, and would render public opinion meaningless despite electorate participation.
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Washington
A. P. Friends of Prohibiting
Arti-Salona League
League
Hagrratecwr City Debates $70,000 Electric Plant Plans
Hagrratecwr officials face a setback as the Court of Appeals denies the mayor and council the right to issue bonds for an electric light plant. The city must obtain public approval before proceeding, with possible routes including Supreme Court appeal or new plant funding.
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A. P
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Mayer and Cith Cournell
Peransinn
Charles
Bk. Bowman
Bowman
Supreme Court of the United States
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Teag
Wich
Coal industry evolution debate stirs miners and owners
A long awaited report by the Royal coal commission favored state ownership and private operation, disapproved nationalization urged by the miners federation, and sparked fierce reactions from Vernon Hartshorn and Frank Hidkes. Leaders warned of potential collapse if subsidies end, while advocates argued for longer hours, lower railway rates, and larger production units to boost prosperity.
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Vernon Hartshorn
The
South Wales Miners’ Federation
Frank Hidkes
International Miners Federation
Teldom
Commisson Ée
Pratt appoints deputy sheriff to fill vacancy
In Peast Kansas on March 11 the sheriff Mire Giotto Lockett wife of Sheng EL tL Lockett is appointed as under sheriff to fill the vacancy left by Sam Schrepel who resigned.
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Peast
Kan
Yawning crater drains into subterrenean cavern near Smoky Hall River
Sharon Springs Kansas reports a yawning crater along Smoky Hall River filling with seawater like a pit. Walter Schoone University of Kansas suggests a cavern formed by groundwater seepage and collapse creating a temporary underground river. Grazing land and distant residents frame the scene.
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Kansas
Smoky Hall River
Publerremean River
Bicycle race chaos in early laps stirs New York event
In a March day race at the defended course, multiple teams sparred for laps as several squads swapped positions. The Starkelyich-Goeren and Watk ob Machrath led early, while Berkman-Stockholm and Grintin-Winter trailed. A prepared hour record at Te Baz, miles stood with Root and Clack’s four laps.
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Vam McNamata-seorgetti
Ried
Ar. M.eer
Spraiis
Sercesnt-Faudart
Starkelyich-Goeren
Watkob
Machrath
Tuy Lips Bee
Berkman- Stockholm
Sed Grintin-Winter
Te Baz
Miles
Root
Clack
Mes
Senate Judiciary Committee Rejects Wallace McCarmalt Nomination
A Senate Judiciary Committee vote failed to advance Wallace McCarmalt of Oregon to the Federal district court. A prior advisory opinion argued the nomination would not be approved, while supporters pressed the nomination for Senate consideration amid political tensions from the 1920 convention era.
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Marve
Senate Jurcory Committee
Wallace McCarmalt
Oregon
Njent
Wslleige
Senate
Dadge
Seer Peldine
Sereter Fear
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