Townsend admits seven fires arson in Maryland case
Edwina W Townsend, 23, of Marica, confesses to starting seven fires and two railroad train wreck attempts. A special jury is summoned to hear insanity defenses, with proceedings set for tomorrow. If found insane, he faces commitment. if sane, arson charges proceed.
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Anne, Md
Robert D. Dyer
Edwina W. Townsend
Marica
Arrow
Pennsylvania
Hooper S. Miles
Salisbury
Fey Townsend
Edgar A. Dames
Harry Dashiell
Townsend
Marion
Autuen
Tebgt
Mee
Kate Adame
Ationa
Marion Frick School
Suantey Adams
Trinity Methodst Protestant Church
Maryland
Murder in North Woods Mystery In Warroad
A NEA series reports a murder in Warroad Minnesota as Mr Deas Wheeler and his bride are found dead at a remote cabin seventy miles from the railhead. Police suspect robbery. the husband was away cutting wood when the crime occurred.
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NEA
Warroad
Minn
the North Woods
Deas Wheeler
Dean Wheeler
Mrs. Wheeler
Minnesota
North Woods
Congregation Praises Rev Sheatsley For Funeral Sorrow
A Nevada congregation issues a resolution praising Rev. O V Sheatsley after a charred body was found by the avenues. The note expresses sympathy for the minister and his family while noting the investigation and desire for truth.
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Sheateley
Leber Federation Rejects New Party Claim
The Leber Federation rebukes a proposed party plan amid internal debate over alignment with party rules. Members argue over cohesion and procedural steps as leadership weighs next moves.
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Leber Federation
British Egyptian War Darker Under Way Says Allenby
British High Commissioner Allenby told Egyptian Premier Zagloul Pasha that instructions were given for a stronger British military response after the Alexandria incident. The move follows the sirdar’s death and Egypt’s reaction to the Beypt’s demands, signaling a escalation in the British protectorate stance.
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Cane
Egypt
Lorel Allenby
Zagloul Pasha
Alexandria
Beyptar Co
Kgs
Bagi
Tas b TRAE ae wes rd-wwe tb aor Neer ware
Tas b TRAE reports a road wreck near Neer ware as emergency crews respond to the incident. Details on injuries or causes were not immediately available.
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Wwe
Neer Ware
Wa Diggs
Ships Crash in Sixty Mile Gale Off Cape Hatteras
Two fur masted schooners wrecked during a sixty mile gale off Cape Hatteras. The steamship City of Montgomery damaged in the storm arrived at Savannah. Several crew were rescued after the Perry Sett was rammed. One master, A J Wilen, reportedly died in the incident. Other crews were picked up by local vessels and taken to safety.
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Norfolk Wai
Calhenas
Cape Hattere
City of Montgomery
Toiay
Navannah
Nee Hatteras
J Wlen
Angus Solana
Solana
Cape Hatteras
Aptam Casta
Waeer
Schkoner
G. Veree
Baten
Dengeres
Guthrie Resumes Church Ritual Dances at St Marks
New York clergy report Rev. Dr. William Norman Guthrie resumes and defends church ritual dances at St Marks in the Beuwerk amid Bishop Manning’s past disapproval. The bishop previously halted the ritual services after “eurythmic” barefoot performances and native rites. The rector asserts the parish governs its own worship and vows to proceed despite opposition.
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New York
Manning
Ep Church of
St Marks-in-the-Beuwerk
Church
Episcopal Visitation
St. Mark
William Norman Guthrie
Amant Simg
Res Stickney Grant Struggles With Anaemia In Hospital
The Modernist leader and former pastor Reverend Parey Stickney Grant, aged 61, was hospitalized after diagnosis of anaemia. Long noted for clashes with Bishop Manning over theology and morals, Grant had resigned from his pastorate last June for health reasons.
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New York
Parey Stickney Grant
Church of the Ascension
Grant Himpel
Frederickh F. Peterson
Grant
Bedford
Nsw
Bis Vanning
Mannieng
Ri. de Ada Lydig
Manning
Mrs Lydig
Lydie
Hardening Of Nose New Disease In U S
A Philadelphia hospital case describes chino chieroma, a rare nose disease unknown in America. A man suffers five years of hardening that narrows the nostrils, with experts called in and plans to present the case to the Philadelphia Medical Society. The illness is said to be prevalent in Australia and Russia, carried by germ but not yet isolated. States that it can be fatal in later stages and mentions unusual Parisian fashion notes.
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Philadelphia
Howard Hospital
van Especirtintn
Philadelphia Medical Nciety
Australia
New Leader Possible as Warren Seen for Majority Spokesman
Wyoming Senator Warren, the chamber’s longest serving, may become majority spokesman amid a rivalry between New York’s Senator Wadsworth and Kansas’ Senator Curtis. The row over leadership duties shapes power dynamics in the upper chamber.
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Warren
Wyoming
Senate
Wadsworth
New York
Curtis
Kansas
Notorious swindler Koretz arrested after million-dollar land fraud
Ira Koretz, once linked to a Chicago mail fraud scheme, was captured in a Nevada hotel after a yearlong worldwide hunt. He allegedly stole over two million dollars, posing as Lou Keyte while buying Pinehurst and renovating a country home. State attorneys disclosed little about his disguise.
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Ira Koretz
Swiedler
Chicago
Ceanrer
Keretz
Pinehurst
Lou Keyte
Supreme Court Refuses Review On Nuisance Charge Case
The Supreme Court refused review in multiple cases challenging federal writs under Walstead law to halt manufacturing on grounds of nuisance with alleged lack of direct engineering of unlawful art. The action involved South Fork Brewing Company in Pearsylvan.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Acora
Cne
South Fork Brewing Company
Pearsylvan
Late News Bulletins From New York by AP and AFP
The bulletin compiles a string of scrambled and partially legible reports from New York and elsewhere. It references financial movements, government actions, and international events with names and dates obscured or misspelled, presenting a fragmented snapshot of late December coverage.
Jewelers Hold Up In Princess Anne Store
A 21 year old Willem Bowen, quartermaster on the BR and A steamer Shore, is arrested in Crisfield for alleged involvement in a jewelry store hold up in Princess Anne. Deputy Sheriff Dickerson pursued Bowen after a car chase ending when Bowen fled toward Crisfield aboard a train, with a woman companion and driver implicated in aiding transport.
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Etreef
Shelia Noe Hickerson
Someret Coumy
Willem Bowen
Shore
Crisfeld
Sherif Mickerson
Oer Malin
Thes Town
Dickerson
od & + taxi
Crisfield
Bowen
Anne
Eputies
Arly Saturning
Crio x
Nu Princeas Anne
Ane Bowen
Tai
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P. Stickney Grant
Kentern New York Hospital
U.S
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Lee Koretz
Canada
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AFP
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