Suspect Surrenders in Williams Farm Death Case
Worcester County authorities arrest Roy Taylor at the county jail door after he surrendered with his brother Jake Williams in a fatal shooting near Potomac City. Jake Williams was found fatally wounded in front of his farm. Taylor claimed he was with Williams but could not recall details.
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Suruday
Potomioke City
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A.s
Temperanceville
Willem
Mes
Kvyden
Willam
Band of Seven Slaves Guard Break From Pen
A dawn prison escape in which seven convicts seized a car and killed a deputy and a guard. Vigilantes and officers pursued them across miles of territory near Leonore and Marseilles as citizens joined a large posse in a manhunt. Hospitalized wounded include a streamer shopkeeper and a policeman with minor wounds.
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Leonere
Matame Om Policiman
Dhategue
Tarry Mier
Bernanie Roa
Iitter
Robert Torrez
Bebeville Prixon
Peter K. Eigin
Kewnding
Kiard
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lLeonee
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Orfiere
Bodfrei
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Will Ttop
Pavwan
State Board of
Paptony and
Jamey Kelly
Prizon Ti
Sarken
Mareilles
Canter Entered in Pimlico Race Today
Baltimore May 6 One of the season's strongest Preakness contenders Canter goes to the post in the Spring Handicap at Pimlico J B Griffiths Canter pursues shape for Old Hill Top classic Moray Ingrid Koenbergs filly trailed by six lengths yesterday Glen Riddle effort Cyusater Carvethr and others shown in work Fr Brandis Westerner shipped to Pimbes after Lexington training in splendid shape
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A. D
J.B. Griffith
Wimlicn
Ingrid
Rapture
Cyusater Ad Carvethr
Glen Riddle
Keck Man
Brandis
Bimbes
Lexington
Rand Measure Nears Approval Amid Senate Concessions
Washington May senate compromise ends inter state commerce clash over the Dill Radio Central Bill. Broadcasting stations would be treated as common carriers under a five member president approved independent commission. The measure aims to align with a Chicago court decision limiting government control of air communication.
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Washington
Reta.ba
Senate Inter-State Commerce Commission
Senate
Avid Air Communication
Chiceze
State Jewelers Association Officers Elected in May Meeting
Frederick Md May AA Rey Nuward Mothken of Baltimore was elected president of the Maryland and Delaware Jewelers Association. Evans of Millersville and Meier of Bergers were named vice presidents. Kerger of Chesapeake Town was secretary and J. Kerger of Wilmington was treasurer. The committee chair invited attendees to the 19S convention and approved preliminary arrangements.
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Cooptechailstart Hagersteer
Delaware sales agent markets portable burial casket
A Northern Delaware agent promotes a cedar burial casket as a convenient ready for emergency use in the home. He explains it can serve as a couch or storage chest while awaiting its primary purpose and notes strong demand in New Castle.
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Xeccess Capecialy
New Castle
Local farmer William Timmons dies. inquest returns death by drowning
The inquest for William K. Timmons, a Maryland farmer, ruled death by drowning but noted suspected self harm. Dr Ter A E K Sanders testified health issues. Timmons had recent nervous trouble and vanished the day before his son returned from deliveries. He was survived by a widow and three children with ties to Snow Hill.
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Seon Wil
Wiliam K. Timmons
Timmons
Ter
A. EK. Sanders
de. Sanders
Imywest
William
Maryland
John B. Timmons
Pat Chackes B.timmons
Snow Hill
iNe
Cambridge man blind learns to tune distant radio stations
Arthur Goyette of Cambridge Massachusetts is totally blind yet uses his fingertips to operate and tune a mind radio. He can derive entertainment from the medium and receive distant stations with ease, becoming an expert at maneuvering dials and maintaining reception.
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Arthur Goyette
Cambridge
Mass
Beehop Members Praise President on White House Visit
Visiting delegates from the Calvuchmen conference at the White House praise President Vooldze for Prohibition enforcement and fiscal restraint. Bishop Berry introduces remarks while Cussidge recalls longstanding church allegiance and the nation’s religious foundations guiding constitutional justice.
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White House
Weehington
Methedet Horcupal
Vooldze
Couldge
Joseph F. Berry
Permanent Court of International Justices
Cussidge
Wshington
Asbury
Vchieve
Basi
Trale Population Faces Nighttime Sleep Struggles
Residents report widespread insomnia among trale communities amid rising noise and light pollution. Health workers cite stress and disrupted routines as contributing factors, prompting calls for better nighttime policies and support services.
Baltimore 1927 Conclave Winners Dominate Maryland Event
The 1927 state conclave in Baltimore saw Wilmington's commandery win the trophy for best distributed details amid a festival atmosphere at Gordy Park. Maryland officers and the Marzial National Guard presence highlighted a pageant of ceremonial moves before a large crowd.
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Waltiowre
Maryland
St. Dyba
Wilmingtom
Bncal
Thomas J. Shrvick
Gordy Park
George A Soith
Harry OL Perry
Minke Hee
Baltimere
Late News Bulletins From New York May Update
A fragmented May bulletin lists multiple brief items: a fourth home run today by a player referenced with Feirbanks and Lewis, a damaged aircraft during takeoff, a title bout in pool play, Senate action on federal pay, decker and railroad worker strikes, and other varied notes from May 6 to 14.
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New York
Tamer Bit Hos
Feirbanks
Lewis
Unclear OCR fragment signals stray event details
Fragmentary text mentions injuries, weathered names, possible local incident, unclear dates, places, and people. Content remains unreadable and does not yield coherent events or outcomes to summarize reliably.
Stullman and Wife Return From Bore New York
James A. Stullman and his wife return from Europe aboard the Olympic after reconciliation. Mrs Stullman cites fate and expresses happiness while a court dispute over baby Gay Stillman and parentage remains unresolved.
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Bore
New York
Europe
Todey
Olympic
Honeymen
James A. Stillman
Selman Scaud
Stillman
Gay Stillman
Agama Bie
National oratorical event draws pupils to semi finals
In Randolph East the national director announces a program encouraging study of the constitution with American newspapers assisting. About fifty pupils will compete in national semi final meetings in New York Philadelphia Chicago Louisville Kansas City and Los Angeles, ending near May 18.
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Nationaal
Gontha
Proimote Stud
Dhe
Nethumt-East
Randolpheigi
Sant Tealay
Eespaper Wall
Ste
New York
Washington
Chienie
Louisville
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New York Review Sparks Unclear Banata Hopefuls
An opaque clipping from New York on March 6 mentions various names and places including Seattle Mex co and Newark, with references to a centre singers league and a “Mad Meet Amora” event. The text is garbled with numerous misread terms and appears to note ambitions or arrests without clear context.
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New York
Seattle
Mexco
Ameri Cath Center Singers League
Gravantis
Newark
Essideer
Iarrick Keth
van Fegman
Sohan Petersen
Feria
Amora
Bandit Bank Heist Ends With Shootout and Capture
A bank robbery at the First National Bank ends in a gunfight with a manager and customers. The bandit, identified as Gee Masterisc, is wounded. bystanders escape unharmed. Officers confirm the suspect’s capture after a tense exchange and a hospital admission.
Death at Sea and Police Pursuit Complicate Rowe Case
A telephone tip connected to the Rowe murder case reveals investigators tracing a suspect after the shooting of Harry M. Rowe Jr. The victim, linked to a stepmother’s death, died from a shotgun wound as police search for the assailant. The victim’s body was recovered near the Severn River as authorities abandon the theory of a suicide.
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Saul
Severn
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