Baltimore Man Attacks Family in Housing Deathly Fight
A Baltimore region incident leaves a father severely injured with an iron bar several family members hurt. a son, Marty Jr., is sought as the assault unfolded in a Catone Ville estate library. Mrs. Rowe and Portia suffered serious injuries including a broken arm and a missing finger. Police describe a fierce struggle across the house as the son fled the scene.
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Baltimore
Marty M. Rowe
M. Rowe
Balliprore
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Mrs. Rowe
Portia
Gardeners Hou
Haven
Mr. Rowe
Marty Jr
Harry Jr
Annaper
Tun Sear
Reese
Matsa Mator
Penera
Boxing Officials Face Question on Dempeary Opponent
New York May 6 boxing manager Bill Gibson of Cerne Tunmery asks the Boxing Commissions across states where his sport is legal to decide who should oppose heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey. He argues wider state input would yield a more democratic selection and cites Connecticut, New York, Michigan and others.
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New York
Bill Cibson
Cerne Tunmery
Boxing Commissions
Jack Dempeary
Cileon
Michigan
Wisconsin
Louisiana
California
Four Held After Bank Robbery Shootout in Philadelphia
Police capture four men after a bank runner is killed and another officer wounded during an auto chase in Philadelphia. The bandits attacked an escorted money transfer from the Claes Bank and Trust to a branch, scattering as police fired. One officer, Harry Cooper, was killed. William Miller, the robber crew, escaped after abandoning the car. The captured suspects include Charles Bernbhy and Joe Curry, with ties to past gang activity.
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Iphia
May
Calp
Telceman
Lowtay
William Miller
Claes Bank and Trunt Company
Miller
Beron
Duet Ph Kachn
Milter
Harry Cooper
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Veamheed
Charles Bernbhy
Semon Holt
Philadelphia
Armor Packing Company
Joe Curry
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Whittemore to face arraignment for prison guard murder
State Attorney Herbert O Connor said Richard Reese Whittemore will be arraigned tomorrow in Criminal Court before Judge Eugene Deane on charges connected to the killing of Maryland Penitentiary guard Robert Holtman during a 1925 escape. Whittemore to plead not guilty. transfer to city jail under tight guard discussed.
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Baltimore
Herbert KR. O'Connor
Richard Reese Whitemore
Whittemore
Eugene Deane
Robert Holtman
Maryland
Uke
Harry Martin
Martin
New York
Macgaret Whittemore
Rawlings Whittemore
Buffalo
City Bans Patent Medicine Menace in New Ordinance
The Mayor and Council will move to prohibit the sale of patent medicines in the future by enforcing the ordinance forbidding such offense. Complaints against patent medicine peddlers were presented at the regular meeting by A. Johnson, local attorney.
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A. Johnson
Rohrer Defeated After Church Backlash In Funkstown
In Funkstown Maryland Rohrer loses the election after a vow to curb dances at Bed Me's Hall and a clash with church members. Backlash from a moral stricter stance cited as a major factor contributing to the defeat. Edward M. Schindel wins Burgess. Rosenberger elected Assistant Burgess. Fisher Hale Smith Sr Troxell Wolfe win commissioner seats.
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Burgess Ray
Rohrer
Funkstown
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Taw and Order League
Ashington
Retter
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Edward M. Schindel
Geeegre S. Rosenberger Eax
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Robert Hale
Charles W. Smith
William BK. Troxell
Willes D. Wolfe
Newark League Pitcher Suffering Concussion After Game
Buffalo reports Newark International League pitcher Poy Al Nammaux sustained a concussion and possible skull fracture after a foul tip in Saturday’s game. He returned to the mound for five innings with hazy memory but not in critical condition.
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Buffalo
N.Y
al Nammaux
Unclear Fragment on Charges From May Eve Proceedings
Fragmentary report from Paltimere dated May 8 describes rosters and bets. It mentions judge Seger and Briete, with charged efforts and a Washington reference, but most details are illegible.
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Paltimere
Panta
Late News Bullets From Market and Coast
Fragmented late news bulletin reports unrest in markets and coastal areas. References to ships, ports, weather, and patrols indicate ongoing instability and government measures across multiple regions.
Preakness contenders set for final prep at Pimlico
Baltimore May 4 report notes a field of bidders for the $50,000 Preakness facing a mile and three sixteenths dash next Monday. Top stables may be missing from the barrier as favorites loom while horses like Pompey Canefer Timmarra Copvette Ingrid and Brubbheg are listed among the hopefuls with varied chances.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Turfelsssv
Tifford
AL Cochran
Thororghbreils
Pompey
Canefer
Timmarra
Copvette
Ingrid
Brubbheg
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Grain and labor unrest loom in broad strike context
Fragmented notice outlines workers facing gravest situation amid coal and wage disputes. Parole critics, enforcement pressures, and potential protests reflect rising tensions as labor bodies push for action and capital reaction looms.
Stock Market Reverses Early Losses Amid Strike News
New York trading opened with stocks falling one to three points as the general strike unsettled investors. But a calm reversal followed, with expectations that talks might resume and the strike be short, spurring a late rally in key issues including United States Steel and several rail and industrial stocks.
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New York
Eveaday
Great Mertem
Beas
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The readable parts mention names and vague phrases about an era and trade. It is unclear. The text appears largely corrupted with incomplete sentences and missing context.
PARENT TEACHER HEADS IN PARLEY AT ATLANTA
Local delegates gather today before the thirteenth annual congress of the National Parent-Teacher Association in Atlanta. Dr. Vrampten leads a committee on pages educates health work as chairman. Thirty states report advances in in situ education to operate.
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Parentateachir
Vrampten
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