Girl Victim to Become Witness in Assault Case
Walter Ferris faces a Maryland circuit court plea of not guilty on a charge of assault with intent to murder. The victim, an 18 year old from Fraistland, is to testify along with Elizabeth Rather and other witnesses while the case proceeds. The court can impose up to ten years with possible confinement in the Maryland House of Correction, though discretion may limit the sentence.
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Walter Ferris
Wiemnico
Ferris
le Sears
Maryland
Meuse of Correction
Ferris Andlizabeth
Fraistland Gut
Ue Ferris-Becer
Courtrouom
Uke Peninsula General Hospital
le Brather Hooper
Miles
Lavin C. Baisles
Ocean City Pier Project Sparks Friction With Former Company
A £160000 securing project for a new ocean city pier faced pushback from the former company. Baltimore backers and local officials held a noon meeting in Shean City to commit the project and discuss terrace construction terms as the War De yorvapione oversight carries the plan forward. The pier, damaged previously, may be rebuilt with support from major banks and syndicate leaders with further details to be disclosed at a subsequent Ocean City meeting.
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Aarts
Ocean Ciy
Baitimere
Shean City
Terrance
Atatal
Faery
Baithwoee
Ocean City Lace
Nuns Expelled From Mexico Seek United States Entry
Disjointed report notes nuns expelled from Mexico arriving in the United States amid new anti Catholic restrictions. The fragment mentions prior expulsions over the past decade and references settlements in Milwaukee and Rasfia without clear context.
Edna Coursey on Trial in Maryland Child Murder Case
Defense questions Mrs Coursey's confession while she testifies she beat her five year old son Bhienlee to shield her husband Ralph Coursey. Prosecutors press for first degree murder penalty as jury nears verdict in Baltimore circuit court.
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Baltimore
Herbert B. O'Conor
Edna May Wright Coursey
Fownsen
Murde
Sear
Bhienlee
Coursey
Ralph T. Coursey
Edie
Bhiridee
Coures
Remely
Satory
Mr. Cour
Bey
Laaly
Attanes J. Owen Krott
Ceugee
Fragmented OCR reads like hazy court tract notes
Public notice text appears garbled with incomplete sentences and names. The readable fragments reference a tract near Bias f involving a villa and a death, mentioning authorities and dates but lacking clear context or coherent sequence.
Central High and Annapolis Heat Up Suburban Basketball Tourney
In St Johns College matchups Hagerstown defeated Foret Park 34 the Central High beat Salisburs 25 2 and Salisbury outplayed the Washington Quirrels in the first half. Central High surged in the final period to reach the finals and clash with Annapolis for the Loving Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapedis
Mayorstowe Hyeh School
Central Igh
Washington
St. John’s College
Hagerstown
Foret Park
Baltimore
Central High
Salisburs.' Mit
Central Yizh
Tenicht
Shan Uries SY
Gossession
Guines Residents Seek Pedestrian Safety Aids
Reports from Guines on March 15 describe complaints about fog causing pedestrian hazards. Local authorities note missing guides and signals, blaming winter weather for reduced business and unclear conditions.
Hagerstown Considers City Bond Issue for New Power Plant
City officials in Hagerstown seek permission to issue 20 bonds to fund a new electric light plant after a Court of Appeals ruling limited funding options. Attorneys argued the ruling does not bar pursuing a plant through methods other than bond sales with Public Service Commission approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Merch I
Beeman
Cry Council
Cay Attarnes Als, Masesr
Mulhe Servicr Commission
Murt of Appeals
Hagerstaun
Maxeratomn
Late News From March Dashes and Derailments Across Regions
Disjointed reports describe train derailments in unknown locales with injuries and damaged lines. Other items note a New York commissioner's appointment, Senate confirmations, a world record flight altitude, and a tennis victory by Helen Wills. Weather forecasts and political hints appear amid scrambled names and dates.
Nesbitt on Trial for Wife’s Murder in Ohio Home
Jacob Nesbitt awaits trial after his wife Frances Nesbitt, a former Ohio State University swimmer and tennis star, was found murdered in their bathroom with a fractured skull. The case centers on forged blue pajamas linked to the crime scene and Nesbitt’s inconsistent statements after his arrest in Tres, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tres
Ohio
Jacob
Nesbitt
Frances
Ohio State University
Fiedma
Tim
Che
Jents Brown
Ore Slattera Priert de Levtive
Evukne
Vna
Vicacca Peart
Baritar
Troy
Mater
Nechitt
Ohio State Univer Tr
Isti
Muter Withdraws Controversy To Enter Hospital
The report states Mutler will enter a hospital after withdrawing from a controversy. General Butler and others comment on the medical condition and the reasons for hospitalization. Col Alexander William faces charges related to intoxication amid the flap over the Fourth Regiment Marines.
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Mutler
San Dee
Maine
Utlee
Pheuch
Gaius
Buther
Regerters
Xeral Dmyr
Caretal Butler
Alexander ‘William
Tourth Sewent
Marines
Fragmented report cites Andrews on city dryness and political clash
Disjointed text references Andrews denying charges while discussing a dry city and a political confrontation. Mentions of a conference, anti saloon movement, and cabinet figures appear amid garbled OCR phrases, with scattered names and places.
German stand complicates League of Nations council seats
Germany rejects any obligation to approve a seat for Poland or other states in the League council, arguing it would violate its policy of restraint. France and Poland press for prompt approval, while Spain and Brazil threaten moves as tensions rise in Geneva amid pre construction debates.
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Carrera
Mit
Germany
France
League of Nations
League
Europe
Geneva
Council For
Volane
Altees
Poland
Theo
Cgernan
Fatiens
Carnian
Brasil
Spain
League of Natens
Brazil
Hoir
Austen
Coastal Vessel Rescue Highlights Bay Department Action
A coastal vessel incident prompts the Bay Department to intervene and save the ship Potxere Marek and the steamship Qhiew while other details remain unclear due to damaged text. Authorities coordinate efforts as figures like Bartem and Tap appear in garbled names.
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Bo Fay
Pater Steamship Qhiew
Amfond
Qearanta
Atas
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Alicia’ Glerdenning
T. Calcuiat Daaunt
Para
Wlesning
Dell
MaMimere
Ocean Bexert
Néees
Mexico
U. S
Ubu
Sedan
Betage Capeild
Mesiee
Thes
Reni
Mother
Hey Heaven
Penitentiary
Clabi
Bias F. Meobad
WGN
Syearie
Atria
High Scheal
Washingtonians
Annagelin Lints
Guines
Mighland
P—Vertyainenan
Peneng Hasia
Scar Perron
Charles Macket
Washiazina
CA. P
Taday To
Bilemma
Brojamin A. Ney
New York
Ateen Commesioner
Elm Head
Weary M. Curran
HCN
Senate
Shaston
Obie
Liewtenant Seba A. Nicl
Berkd
Croydon
England
Alon J
Cobham
South Africa
Waskinsters
Marek
Pi Weether
Sorth
Middle Atlante
Pere
Emras
Crear
Capelens
Lewarne de
Nace
Peapee
Helen Wills
Amerivat
Lewa Lenni Champiee
Anther
Abe
Beetilla Lee Wamford
Bastar
Eserehrlaing
Trimberland
Carpentae Ubi
Ohm
Geome
Pittsburgh
Adiaes
Tere
Todd
Wate
Trey
Coll Rooch Bill
WCAP
Ateut Wyap
Waerangton
Andrews
South Carelins
Seonational Mepis
Onlide
Ueccupies
Hea O. de
Deamé
Ely Kreace
Polanius
Upwa
Lincot Coan
Searould
Bimaer
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