Defense contends mercy killing in Blewer Mazer trial
In Norden a dramatic trial unfolds over the slaying of Hazel Blewer Mazer by Dr. Marald Blewer Mazer. The defense argues temporary insanity and asks whether removing a nonhuman soul justifies murder. Prosecution cites letters planning disposal of bodies and malice aforethought, while witnesses describe Hazel as a dependent ward.
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Lattleton Cale
Marald Blewer Mazer
Hazel
Anch
Blazer
Joel Stone
Waititaans
Rinzer
Bodes
Hareet
Noateithst
Ray E. Bishop
October traffic on Cumberland Division revenue freight
Traffic in coal and other freight to the east and return empties on the Cumberland Division of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road during October was the largest in volume since October contest. The office records show an average daily movement of about 688 cars east and west with a rise due to reopening of coal mines and increased ore and iron shipments.
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Cumberland
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Connellsville
Cumberland Division
Pinchiot Expects Early Coal Strike Settlement
New York February 2. The foreman of the United Coal Workers reports a quick settlement for the anthracite strike. He notes meeting progress and indicates leaders aim to resolve the dispute soon despite ongoing tensions.
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Pinchiot
Gern
Syar Speife
Pal
Abe
Tomisenaec
Jersey hammer death linked to clan ties and a widow's plea
A Jersey City case centers on a widow Mrs Clark who accuses Ku Klux Klan member Cowen of murdering her husband with a five pound sledge hammer. Bail set at $2,000 while she testifies that she had no misconduct with Cowen though he was a family friend. A funding effort titled Elopement Fund and Kinpement Fund is noted with $205 raised in inquiry.
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Procilla Kent Clark
Ku Blux Kilonanssiar
Peren
Wallum
Clark
Prein
Elizabeth
Caomen
Dagk
Irese
Cowen
Newara Saving Bank
Comenie
Miterrites
Lara’. Garace
Weller meets Lowndes faction heads for battle in GOP rift
A Nov. Baltimore meeting chaired by Galen Jo Tait with State Republican leaders and city ward reps aimed to unite anti-Lyndes Jackson France factions. Senator Weller voiced confidence despite factional splits as Lowndes retorts Weller has never faced a hard primary battle and recalls past defeats.
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A. P
O. E. Weller
Galen Jo Tait
Liwndes- Jackson-France
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Weller
W. Bladen Lowndes
Jota Pulho
Feriirg -Canfiderse
Tag Ceeserarr
Fragmentary Met Text Reflects Unclear Runic Script
Partial OCR text shows garbled terms and foreign phrases. The legible bits suggest a literary or musical fragment but lack coherent names, dates, or events to identify a concrete news item.
Water over dam at Swift Mutuary reports Maree age Poa
Fragmentary OCR describes a water incident at Swift Mutuary with Maree age Poa involved. Details are unreadable but indicate a report of property impact and potential damage. Further clarification needed to confirm location and outcomes.
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Saamil
Sewift
Treasury official urges states to resume enforcement of prohibition
Assistant Secretary Andrews told the Anti-Saloon League that federal agents should be kept from village police status by state and local authorities. He outlined reorganized enforcement stressing shared duties between federal, state, and local bodies to curb illegal alcohol traffic and support legitimate industry.
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Battles Yale in Bowl Amid Incoherent Sports Snippet
Fragmentary report describes a football bowl game involving Yale and an opposing team. Text is garbled with many unreadable words and unclear outcomes.
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YALE
Rebels Establish Provisional Governments in Syrian Uprising
Reported Arab rebels in Syria plan a crusade against French rule. A provisional government is said to be set up in Damascus with Ranmaher Pasha Dba Shellash ax mili, Gary governor and Messid Bey Bakry civil governor listed among the leaders.
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Manadatury
Pamsascus
Ranmaher Pasha
Shellash Ax Mili
Gary
Messid Bey Bakry
Governor Ritchie Denies Political Deal With Republicans
Maryland Governor Ritchie rejected claims of a deal with Republican factions or lawmakers tied to Phillip Hill and Senator Weller. He insisted there was no agreement with any GOP group and pledged to support the faction that wins the primary, viewing the struggle as a fight to control the party. Lowndes and Weller aides dismissed hints of collusion and urged lawful conduct.
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Representaive Dicho
Phillip Hill
Mbert
Ritchie
France
W. Bladen Lowndes
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Colonel Hill
Senator Weller
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Requidican
Maryland Oyster Prices Open High Demand Is Strong
Maryland oyster prices opened high amid strong demand and cautious notes from officials. Governor Sweje con Barkle commented on high prices and a record year, with oysters selling near 1.25 a bushel and bids around 60. Sve. cents a bushel whileCertification measures face scrutiny in the west.
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Maryland
Baltumers
Swejecon Barkle
Ody Stern
Beechel
Suffrage Leader Mrs Catt Speaks on Future of Families
Milwaukee November 7 Mrs Carre Chapman Catt visiting to address school teachers outlines a view that economic pressures will push wives into employment to support families and that electricity will become a household mainstay. She predicts rising living costs will alter roles and says the current female wage earners may fade from the picture in fifty years.
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Maida
Carre Chapmen Catt
Lipton's Speed Boat Used as Rum Runner
Miami dispatch reports from Nassau that Thomas Lipton's Shamrock III, thrice Cup winner, is now used in liquor smuggling under an alias. The yacht, recently bought by a Nassau operator, lies at anchor in Nassau harbor with its name hidden beneath the deck plate.
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Lipton
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Miami Daily News
Nassau
British Bahamas
Terday
Thomas Lipton
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Late News Bulletins From Fanthet and Surrounding Areas
Disjointed late news items report from Fanthet to Washington and New Jersey. Updates cover payroll theft at a Public Service Production Company, a failed renewal request in government circles, agricultural commodity notes, a barge wreck near Crip Point, and Syria high commissioner changes.
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Jachon Steed Bridge
Authorities censured in girl attack blames state prosecutors
A fragmented report recounts public censure of state prosecutors over delays in questioning Elizabeth Butler after her October assault. Parents demand action while doctors and police face criticism for their handling of the investigation and safeguarding the victim’s condition.
Fraternal suit over hair cutting damages referenced
An unclear court filing relates to a suit over hair cutting damages involving a child and parents. The article notes claims of injury and service issues with a writ and references various parties and proceedings in a chaotic summary.
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