Frederick Physician Denies Narcotic Purchases
Frederick physician and companion released on $1 560 bonds on narcotics charges after agents seized 24 bottles of narcotics and an additional bottle from a car. Proceedings before U S Commissioner Supplie threaten to reveal statements by Winebrenner and Snook amid alleged drug purchases and a government sting involving Dr Ramsberg.
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Baltimore
A. P
United States Commission
J. Frank Supplie
Triavid
C. Winebrenner
Merry S. Snook
Frederick
Winebrenner
Maryland
Snook
Mount Presant
Martin
Wineherenner
Mr. Winebeenaer
Thr
James J. Ramsberg
Mount Pleasant
Wisbresper
Fredereck
Mount Pheasant
Ting Thas
Snenk
Martin and
Rakwin
Nerfolk
Execution of Slayer Set by Odd Card Distribution
Odd notices issued cards to United States Marshal George Mauk for an execution case in which a suspect was to be executed Saturday for the murder of Arthur M Cavell. Details on who may attend the decedent's execution were not fully clear in the readable text.
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United States
Marchal
George Mauk
Ruen
Annamie Young
Walapat Inatanelite
Arthur M Cavell
Preeceet Tayeah
Derkade
Alaska 5S Tien PROM Medicine Man Says Us
Seattle report from October nine notes Dr Murdevante of the Northeastern Alaska region observes medicine men losing influence as modern science advances. He cites a case of an old healer using talismanic signs and a wrapped bundle containing a comic magazine. Tuberculosis rises among Exkimnas and skin diseases resist treatment due to limited clothing and access to purifying ointments.
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Alaska
Surglen
Seattle
Wash
L. Mucedevant
Bering Sea
Murdevante
Sturdevant
Maryland Dentists Convene For Two Day State Meeting
Maryland dentists gather at the Wicomico Hotel for a two day semi annual session of the State Dental Association. The program features lectures and demonstrations in the ballroom, a 36 hole golf tournament at Dewea City Golf Course, a card party for the ladies, and an oyster scald. Officers and hosts from the Eastern Shore Dental Society will welcome members from Baltimore and Cambridge.
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Maryland
Wicomico Hotel
Jental Association
Jeeta Pir
BK. Krieger
Hn Tage Lanete
Ca ‘Ours
O. Brightfield
University of Maryland School of One
Baltimoore College of
Henge F. Smith
Eastern Shore Shore Dental
Teesday
Dewea City
Eatern Shore Dental Society
Charles Fee
Lr C Blevins
Centerville
Pocomoke
Pop Payne
Cambridge
Haymaker Denton
J Stephason Hopkins
Belair
Famous Broker End At Hand Ends Checkered Career
Wil Worthington known as the Wolf of La Salle Street faces health issues as he nears the end of a high risk career. A lifetime of gambling manipulation and fraud charges culminated in a two year sentence, stay, and a dramatic Chicago reappearance. He leaves millions in securities to daughters and a physician, with heresay estimates of a short remaining life.
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Chicago
Sonn W. Worthington
Wolf
la Salle Street
Worthington
Atlanta
Cho
Eigin Heer
Birmingham
Alabama Bank
Kansas City
Sing Sing
Laz
San Angeles
Mexico
Maddie
Herald and Examiner
Alice
Jane Allen
Los Angeles
John Rogers
N. Y
New York
Ton
Helen
Robers
Donald Meyers
Isiram
Prominent Tyaskin farmer dies at Tyaskin home
George H. Lasmere a prominent farmer of Wienmies canty died at his Tyaskin home yesterday morning at age 80. Funeral services will be held from the Lachone at 220 Welork Saturday afternoon with interment in the Tyban bin Meth dist Episcopal cemetery. He was survived by a widow.
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George
H. Lasmere
Wienmies
Canty
Tyaskin
Lachone
Tyan bin Methdist
Tyask Leeter
Lheyd
Larmere
Orioles Even Titular Clans by Taking Sixth 5-3
Baltimore on October 9 reports the Orioles and Kentucky Colonels deadlocked at three wins each in the junior world series. George Earnshaw stifled the Colonels to swing momentum for Baltimore while Holley contributed a nine-run output in a later game. A fast triple play marked the action at the Oriole grounds as play resumes Saturday for the title decision.
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Baltimore
Kentucky Colonels
Louisville
Baltimore Orioles
Aftce
Mig George Earnshaw
Orioles
Holley
Tench
Oriole Grounds
Opera Singer Alda Drives Armored Car Amid City Crime Wave
New York reports a surge in crime amid pre election tension. Opera singer Madame Frances Alda has acquired an armored sedan for city travel with bulletproof glass. Indictments total 74 that day with three murder cases set for today.
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New York
Frances Alda
Guilio Gatt Casazan
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York City
Mme Alda
West
Nerman A Metz Wen
Bankers’ Club
van Mark Prentiss
National Crime Commission
Elbert H. Cary
United States Steel Corporation
Whitman League Against Crime
Charles S. Whitman
Jack H Banton
Harlem
Establishes Board to Estate Investors
In a formal session a new board for estate investors was established as part of a broader reform package. The assembly addressed oversight, funding, and governance measures to regulate investment activity and protect stakeholders.
Bandits Seize Valuable Mail In Daring Nighttime Hold Up
Seven men in a red touring car ambushed a registered mail truck near the Santa Fe station in Los Angeles. They forced the vehicle aside with armed guards and seized six sacks destined for Chicago before fleeing, leaving pedestrians stunned as police search for clues.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Post Office
Santa Fe
Louisiana eyes muskrat industry boost in 1940s Atlantic blues
The Louisiana Department of Agriculture hires a naturalist to study muskrat farming along the Gulf coast after last year bringing about 100,000 pelts valued at 81 each. The effort aims to establish a lasting industry in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Union
Gulf Coast
Thement of Agriculture
Monument to Chicken Erected in Adamsville
A national monument of granite and brass oil is being erected here to honor a chicken. The bronze Rhode Island Red treaster is featured. The breed began from a Chittagong breed brought by a sailor 71 years ago, marking a notable moment in American history.
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Adamsville
R. L. Ort
Rhode Island
America
Radio baseball thrills Louisville with licensed World Series duplications
In Louisville a duo of semi pro teams imitate major leaguers during the World Series with real time radio recreation. Players wear headsets as scenes unfold, and the Janeville Courier Journal and Times sources provide play-by-play, including an incident when J Bowles collapsed at the plate after news of Blueges injury.
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Focusville
Ans
Lauisville
Janeville Courier Journal and Times
Assad
J Bowles
Blurge
Child Dies After Torch Fire Incident in Baltimore
Seven year old Lester Gray died at Johns Hopkins Hospital from burns after a gasoline torch thrown by a neighbor on South Glover Street ignited his face as the man burned paint at his front door. The torch flew into the street and struck the boy as he passed.
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Baltimore
Get & FA
Murder linked to bootlegger gang feud shocks New York
Police attributed another murder in ongoing bootlegger gangster feuds. Cab driver Michael Peroni was shot five times from across the street by a sharpshooter. the gunman and two accomplices escaped. Relatives deny Peroni’s involvement in bootlegging.
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New York
Et &A. P
Michael Peroni
Prerom
Amundsen Plans May Arctic Air Base Voyage
New York reports Captain Roald Amundsen expects to launch a new air expedition next May aboard an Italian whip named the Norsk. He envisions a base between Alaska and the North Pole to support the planned divigible venture aboard the Mauretania.
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New York
Roald Amundeen
Mauretania
Alaska
North Pole
Amuedesen
Earthquakes and storms reported across New England and Midwest
A jumble of late news items notes tremors in Merrimac Valley New Hampshire and earthquakes near Vermont plus a fatal air event at Langtry Field. Other brief items include John R Ve Quigg elected American Legion commander and a canceled voyage of a Romanian debt commission alerting readers to scattered incidents across several states.
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Omaha
Neb
Associated Pres
John R. Ve Quigg
Act
Cleveland
Otte
American Legion
Ierionnearry
THAAD BATTLE Pontponement Merely Seis Regu lar Series Schedule Back
Postponement of the World Series game between Washington and Pittsburgh due to rain. Officials including Pirates Manager Wekerhine, Senators President Clark Griffith, and A M Landis met. a one day delay to finish field work. Gates remained open as fans waited under coverings. next games moved to Sunday and Monday.
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Wahington
Washington
Pittsburgh
Wekerhine
Pirates
Clark Griffith
Senators
A. M. Landis
Griffith Stadium
Irak Griffith
Washington Club
Andreilas
Cain Coats
Bear village customs and whaling trade reported in Arctic region
A report from Natth Washington describes Alaskan coastal villages along the Arctic Ocean and Bering Sea discussing wire swapping before a ceremony. It notes the Bear village, the visit of Commander Wieher of the United States Marines, and a controversial domestic exchange tradition following a whale capture.
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Natth
Arctic Ocean
Bering Sea
Ainess San’ Ca
Comteaugire
William Wishaar
Wieher
United State Mar
Eskiure
Mm Snarien
Coast Guard
Callydoon
Cubs Beat Sox 2 1 Leads City Series
Cubs defeat the White Sox 2 to 1 to take a lead in the city series at Comiskey Park. Urban Pater pitched a strong relief effort in the late innings as Joe something was credited with the win and the Sox struggled offensively.
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CUBS
SOX
Shivace
Ctvo CA
Obey
Ityerie
Umane Comsby Park
Law
Bet Teval
Write Sox
Tormd Mia
Urban Pater
Tty Waite
Fall From Deck Fatal to Officer Aboard USS Ware
An officer aboard the USS Ware died after a fall from a deck during an incident described in the report. The event prompted investigation and evacuation of another crew member scheduled for medical attention.
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Meeuica Charens
Wicemice Meter
Broken In Heath Fameu
Wolf OF
LaSalle Street
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Mreker
George C. J. Larmere
Kinown Mere
Ferce Univer
Louhana
IGEN
Mearer
John M. Tremhell
Talat. Freeman
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Cherbourg
Frankha
Perteres
Dihrs
Army
Looe
Sordan
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Langtry Field
Wireholt Field
Jordan
Bbissard Wan
Ladd
M. Tadsy
Southern Viners
Westward Ha
Fagland
R Fowler
North Hants
Eomen
Tades
Caine Wise
Jay Winnep
Acneep
Griea MG
USS Ware
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