White man in bail release tied to missing funds case
Samuel C. White, former furniture salesman, facing trial for disappearance with funds. He was released on $1068 bail posted by his father and brother after his Sept. arrest in Baltimore. White returned to his Lake Street home with his wife and seven year old daughter amid questions over the motive and whereabouts of the missing money.
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T. Hearne
Samuel C. White
White
Lake Street
New York
Nanticoke
Nanticoke Wharf
Pennnsylvania
Union Station
Baltimore
Salisbury
Wicomico
Cne
Maryland Race Track Betting Suit Aims to Judge Constitutionality
Baltimore November 5. A federal suit to test the constitutionality of Maryland race track betting laws is expected to be filed tomorrow. W. Gwynn Gardiner, counsel for the Tri County Fair Association of Laurel, says racing bets around the state amount to 5.4 million dollars yearly and resemble a lottery. The action follows the Maryland Racing Commission’s refusal to grant pari mutual racing at a fair. Gardiner notes the suit will include a race letting provision and cites the Burke bill as class legislation for favoring certain tracks.
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Baltimore
A. D
Maryland
Maryland Racing Commission
Tri-County
Angerstown
Mexican boxing promoters threaten legal action after Dempsey no show
Despatches from Tampico report Mexican boxing promoters claim Jack Dempsey failed to appear as contracted. They say he returned a 16,008 pesos retainers’ check and left Tampico without explanation. If Dempsey crosses the border, promoters will sue in American courts.
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Mexico City
AL Py
Tampe Vay
Jack Dempsey
Tampico
Dempsey
Lareds
Texas
Priests Captured by Chinese Bandits Near Hong Kong
Cable despatch reports Rev. J. Rauchenbach and Rev. T. OMelix, both American priests bound for foreign missionary work, held captive by bandits on St. John’s Island near Hong Kong. Father Walsh of Mary Kroll Seminary identified them as the only priests assigned to the Ireland remit.
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Te Ieland
Denver murder case juror selection grows difficult
In Denver Colorado the jury pool is hard to assemble for the murder trial of Harold Fl Blazer who is accused of killing his 12 year old daughter. Physicians and the defendant’s fears for the girl's future influence the proceedings as the second day of jury selection begins.
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Denver
Colo
Pay As You Enter Town Bridges Eastern Shore Barrier
Chincoteague on Maryland Virginia peninsula overcomes isolation by building a four mile concrete highway to the mainland. Led by Daniel J Whealton the effort shows engineering progress despite high costs and low capital. A bronze tablet will honor Captain John Ki Whealton and Daniel J Whealton for backing the project.
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Chincoteacue Jeland
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Peninsula
Daniel J. Whealtom
Four Mile Cap
Chincoteague
Peninsuts Terra Firma
Marchland
Psesent Stresnie
Gette
Mel
Chrecteazue Tell Road Company
Tudding
Arancia Seport
Sleien
Techassus
Chincoteagte
John Ki. Whealton
Whee
Tealt
Dannl J. Whealton
Wilmington Woman Named Delaware Secretary of State
A Wilmington woman, Fannie S. Herrington, after twenty seven years at the Delaware State Department, was serving as Secretary of State. The article notes the office’s legal need for a signatory on papers and mentions Governor Robinson’s stance on continuity if the appointed secretary resigns or is unavailable.
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Wilsendton
Delaware
Wilmington
Del
New
Fannie S. Herrington
Silaware
Aptweenetto
Ste Success
Taber
North Carolina
Robinson
Taylor
Tax Revision Talks Set First on Income Schedules
Washington November 5 The House Ways and Means Committee set a tentative 300 008 000 dollar limit for the forthcoming tax reduction as Mellon had estimated It was agreed after reviewing government expenses for the next fiscal year with Director Lod who warned a treasury surplus above 1 6 0 0 may not be possible The panel aims to fix wide spread tax changes starting with income taxes and predicted an early decision on rates.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Mellon
Lord
Rudec
Lod
Treasury
Comanttee
Civil aviation bureau urged to regulate and promote flying
A joint committee report calls for a Bureau of Civil Aeronautics within the Commerce Department with broad powers to regulate pilots, licensing, aircraft inspection, and to establish or take over air routes and navigation facilities. It urges government assistance and a clear legal status, arguing Europe’s subsidies failed to inspire a system workable in the United States.
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Bureau of Civil Aeronautics
United States
Europe
Annie Tudds
Federal grand jury eyes indictments on narcotic charges
Reports from Balimere and Nashville detail preliminary steps toward indictments of individuals in Maryland and Tennessee on federal narcotic law violations. Other items note bank failures in North Carolina and a death in Florida, with scattered dispatches from Syria and Paris on international events.
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Balimere
New
Ated
Vienes
Amo
W. W. Wandrach
Fedral Grand
David C. Wiechtraee, Jr
Namek
Krederich
Georgian Congressman Denied Talk at Towson High School
Representative Upshaw was refused admission to Towson High School in Baltimore County to deliver a speech. School officials cited a board policy forbidding controversial topics and the lack of prior announcement of his subject. Upshaw called the incident an attempt to muzzle him and compared it to dark ages oppression.
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Baltimore
William JD. Asehew
Towson High School
Kiehineee County
Julia C. Resistant
Scheels
Baltimore County
Scheel Board
Mddrensen
Scheel
Upshaw
Arthur C. Cremer
Mark Depp
Towson Methodist Church
Georgia
Ihurch
Offer for body of notorious gunman sparks exit plan
Muskegon Michigan November 5 The head of police received a 1008 dollar offer from George W Rollins of Atlanta to buy the body of George Dutch Anderson the nationally hunted gunman who killed four people and is tied to other murders The offer aims to exhibit the body and provide proceeds to the widow of Detective Charles Hammond who killed Anderson after a mortally wounded confrontation Saturday
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Muskegon
Mich
George
Anderson
George W. Rollins
Atlanta
Rollins
Hansen
Landit
Charles Hammond
Fini Saterday
Weathered pity forecast from Rouree astronomer priest
An astronomer priest from Rouree predicts extreme cold in winters and unusual heat in summers for the next few years. He speaks from his lookout station about a shift toward regular but severe seasonal patterns.
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Pane
Snodinces Atte Mereut
Rouree
Ted
Eae Moreux
Court Adjourns in Mitchell Court Martial Case
Wholesale subpoenas for defense witnesses were issued but top officials were not summoned. Testimony next Monday may include cabinet officers via deposition as Colonel Mitchell aims to prove government air service negligence and justify his charges.
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Washington
Wit- Rees
Mitchell
Davie
War Department
Wilbur
Navy Department
Jardine
The
Agriculture
Everett Sanders
Coolidge
Army
Counse
Satilers
Air Service
Woman commits suicide after imagined operation in London
A London woman, distraught by the prospect of an upcoming operation, talked of suicide and was found dead with her head in a gas oven. her husband confessed to the grim scene.
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London
Euiside
Constance Bennett Chooses Marriage Over Career
Constance Bennett, at 22, announces she will marry Phalep Phaint and give up her film career. The pair defy spinsterhood and praise devotion over work, with Bennett saying some women blend both, but she seeks happiness in love.
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Mes
Constance Bennett
Richard Bennett
Adrienne Morrison
Phillip Plant
Phalep Phaint
Hasine
Constance
Phil
Fire damages rectory of Triality Episcopal Cathedral dean
Fire swept the rectory of Rev. Dor F. J. Behanan dean of Triality Episcopal Cathedral in Maryland causing about 25000 dollars in damage. Antique furniture and a 23 year library collection were destroyed. Behanan was not home. neighbors and firefighters aided as flames spread to nearby buildings.
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A. P
Dor. F. J. Behanan
Triality Episcopal Cathedral
Bean Behanan
Naoone
Ivan
Brebarani
Tllima Bahinsere
Besptal
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