Col Humphreys shifts to wet platform in governor bid
Col Marion A. Humphreys, a Republican candidate for governor of Marsland, reveals a switch from prohibition to a wet platform amid criticism of the Volstead Act. He plans a supplementary statement defending the change, citing observations in Maryland and elsewhere.
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Kills Self
Col. Humphreys
Marion A. Humphrey
Marsland
Humphreys
Evening Times
Col
Maryland
Wethl
Hill
Broening
John Phillip Hall
W. Blakn Lowndes
Cale
Humphreys Yeterday
Representative Hill
Me Lowndes
Tumbreys
Military Secretary Medici and Tax Reform Debate Amid U S Senate
The text outlines Medici advancing from secretary to a high post as a new tax debate unfolds in Congress. It notes plans to appoint a successor to Mellen and hints at contested committee leadership and the timing of key votes on proposed revenue measures.
Workmen Near Slance Dates at Cumberland Dam
Workmen labor around Cumberland Dam amid rising water as gates at Evite Creek near the site are damaged. Crews rush to repair the structure, fearing further breach or flood impact on nearby roads and properties.
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Cumberland Dam
Cumberland
Evite Creek
Sarivaner
Seize Woman and Man in West Virginia Fire Tragedy
A West Virginia fire tragically claimed a child’s life as a woman and man were seized by authorities amid allegations linked to a love triangle. Mrs Baynes and Pearl Mestan are named in the investigation, with Mrs Davas rescued and in a friend’s care.
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W. VA
Unclear text about a public sale and stock details
Fragmentary report notes a sale approval by a public issuer and mentions WISH shares and preferred stock with named entities garbled. The text references a transfer year and a meeting in November, plus stakeholders and trustees, but key facts remain unreadable.
Miners Wage Pushes Federal Opinion Over Wage Pact
United Mine Workers president B. Lewis asks President Hoover to intervene in the three year wage agreement dispute with large mining firms. He urges government recall or action to enforce the contract amid alleged violations and persistent strike threats.
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Washington
Nawanago
Nction of
Min
Coshernl Sdps
Sachschvaller
Doh B. Kewr
United Mine Workers
Hass
Tierteria
Ware
Lew Whete
Lavie Sewrond
Paves
Labor Department
Sec
Daetae
Teeree
Laber
Youthful Slayer Ost Pay Penalty Conviction Upheld
The state Supreme Court upheld a first degree murder conviction in a case from Philadelphia involving Catherine Cavalier of Panisville near Petretrh. Cavalier was found guilty of planning the killing for revenge and more than $1000 was taken from the victim.
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Philadelphia
Nev
Pennsylvanist Court
Sheen Itheer
Catherien Cataler
Unclear text fragment about early shopping and mail
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases about early shopping and mail, with scattered names and indistinct events. No coherent report or identifiable entities to confirm a concrete news item or outcome.
Twenty Mystery Rider Gang Members Nabbed by Sheriff
Sheriff arrests about twenty members of the Mystery Rider Gang named the Phaad Riders of Veeteas. Readable fragments mention charges, detainment, and possible confinement following the raid.
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Mystery Rider Gang
Poe
Wong
Phaeyr
Adberntiete
Fragments Describe NY Event With Notable Figures
Readable text shows scattered terms referencing New York, plates, Pa Fat, and figures, suggesting a brief item about a local or regional occurrence. The damaged OCR limits clear facts but preserves names and places for a compact card.
Untitled fragment hints at Patates tale and Betsy names
Partial OCR reads like a local brief mentioning Patates and Betsy with unclear actions and places. Text is garbled but suggests personal names and a community reference in a small town context.
Pardon sought for Chapman fate in death penalty case
Late news briefs report efforts to commute or suspend the death penalty for a federal prisoner named Chapman after a murder conviction. It notes related sentences handed down in several states, including manslaughter and related charges.
Transplanted Done Says Russian Leader Remarks
A fragmented report notes a Russian leader characterizing a transplant process as complete. The text shows garbled OCR with repeated phrases and missing context, making precise details unclear.
Man Held On Theft Charge Shoots Self
Detroit police report H M Reilly connected with a Baton St fur dealer stole coats and fled. Upon confront by detectives he drew a pistol and killed himself in his apartment, after being tailed from the store of T M Belts. Detectives traced Reilly to Maryland Fall era address.
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Liergue
Ferry
Pole
T. M
Flores Pelee
Wily Watt
Kelly
Barns
Itbata Place
Berlly
Maryland
Senator Clark Accused in Cabaret Scandal Suit
New York reports that cabaret dancer Marguerite McNulty accuses Senator Clark of pressuring her after meeting in 1923 and urging secrecy. The suit claims Clark took the dancer to his home in Kate Meantsa and interfered with her career, with detectives reportedly involved.
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New York
New
Tudy Abeta
Willian Wests Ole
Mercure Senate
Marguerite McNulty
Prie Tate
Katya Nines
London
Bere Wets Clask
Toot
Chirk
Gavin McNah
Clark
Atermy
San Francisco
NeNah
Miss McNalty
Katyk Minnussian
Unclear OCR Note With Arrest Identified Suspects
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an arrest and a suspect identified by police. Named individuals or organizations are not clearly readable. The piece references a night event and possible charges but lacks verifiable details.
Government Tattoo Fee Sparks Ocean Farm Reform
Government proposal prompts debate over tattoo fee policy affecting offshore farming. Officials in MUP RTM Gs consider adjustments to support ocean commerce and farmer livelihoods while addressing regulatory costs and environmental concerns.
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Dr. Crabbe
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AnteSaleen League
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U Base
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Weller
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Lansdowne
Camander
Air Service
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Rincon
Levys
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Peart Baynes
Tee
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Lanmark
Pearl
Sahoo Theoptere
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Avery
Frank Go
Bette
Macerstown
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RS. Cooliece
Wastes Ct
Ieee
Ibacerds
Gabe
Apes Bette
Polith
Chapman
Seapeien
Faltemore
Pal
Sudze Vethae EE
Siemyp
Crimenet Court
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Tuerrs
Saul
Pattewured
Fuente
T. M. Reilly
Detroit
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