Youth Back On Farm After Murder Trial Exonerates Farm Hand
Hagerstown New York area farm hand Ian And Fires From Mare Neel Hagerstown was back on the farm after a coroner's jury exonerated him of killing his employer Samust VV. Reeder, a prominent local farmer. Witnesses testified the youth acted in self defense as Reeder attacked family members and a revolver was raised. The inquest at Fellows Hall proceeded to a verdict that Sawers bore no blame.
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Joseph Sowers
Coroneer
Samust VV
Reeder
Koonshbors
J. Scott Bower
Ellsworth Roulete
OFF Fellows Hall
Aoonsboro
Meltin Reeder
Hunt
Neoer
Madden Urges Federal Tax Cuts At Congress Hearing
Chicago reports Congressman Madden Republican of Illinois urges broad tax reductions including lower normal income tax rates and repeal of some capital gains levies. He argues lower rates boost revenue and shifts tax burden away from public to funds needed for government, while criticizing high surtaxes and inheritance taxes.
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Chicago
Martin TH. Madden
Aline
House
Madden
Tee Parea
Christian Women organize union in Benton County
Mrs. CC B. Cook, president of Benton County WICT, was shot in her home hours after delivering a speech at the county convention. She urged women to save the country and uphold old fashioned religion in the home and schools. A gunman, linked to liquor law enforcement, fired through her window.
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Crucadera
Cook
Pecemehe Tragedy Noted In Local Track Incident
A terse report records a fatal track related incident involving an unnamed male runner. Details are garbled. the piece notes a death or injury during a meet with limited legible names or places.
Father Te Aid Sea On Trial For Life
A man named Neal defends his insane son in a high profile case. The Newark authorities seek commitment for the youth as prosecutors review the events surrounding the abduction and death of Mary Dal of Ment Cla. The father asserts duty as a priest toward his son while lawyers prepare for an asylum release bid.
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Harran
Mary Dal
New d
Noel
Newark
Vieter DA
Seth
Neal
Tony
Harter
Long Petursk
Insurance Trust Plans for Life Policy Settlements
The article reports on a meeting at the Wicomico Hotel where life insurance and trust company officials discussed using insurance trusts to consolidate and manage policies from multiple companies. Eastern Shore and Wilmington attendees heard how trust companies can handle proceeds for beneficiaries, executors, or assigns, merging policies, real estate, and securities into a single settlement.
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Wicomice Hotel
Mo Albert Lawton
Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Philadelphia
Board of Life
Eastern Shore
Wilmington
Del
Eastern Shore Trust Company
Charles M. Freeman
Youg Tmaster
W. Wonlford
Woolford
Florida
Twe Bey Patients Al Brenchescepic Clmnic Await Cure
Philadelphia reports a crowded clinic awaiting a cure as surgeons prepare a delicate operation on bronchoseptic condition. The article notes imminent anesthesia and coordinated medical staff, with the patient under care and expected recovery steps.
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Twe Bey
Destroyer search for Ilosp plane futile near Hawaiian islands
The destroyer Boul Hamilton from Hawaii reported no sighting as a search for Captain John Rodgers and his four crewmen who disappeared after taking off from San Francisco. The crew focused on the winds and seas north west of the islands with plans for intensified vigil toward the windward side.
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Lalands
Balands
John Rodgers
Tibet
Amales
Toulson's Drug Store Sold to New Company in Capital Rise
Toulson's Drug Store on Main Street is purchased by a new company named Toulson Drug Company. Incorporation papers filed, capital set at 350 000 with 15000 paid in. Dr A S Williams of Laurel Delaware elected president and Dr J L Gordy of Salisbury vice president and treasurer. Policy remains unchanged as Gordy named active manager and Dingo Tingle in charge of the eviction department.
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Toulon
Main Street
BL Learne
Corps U
A. S. Williams
Laurel
Del
J. L. Gordy
Saleshucy
Phida C. Gordy
Salisbury
Denny Steve
Williams
University of Maryland
Dr. Gordy
Delaware
Maryland
Washington
Mississippi
Texas
Ball
Tor. Gordy
Dr. Willams
Laurel Drug Store
Lee, Tingle
Welesyan Institute
Dover
Whila College of Pharmaty
Sewer Swimmer Tommy Higgins Rescued After Manhole Fall
East Boston youth Tommy Higgins fell into a manhole near his home and was carried unconscious to safety by his father and uncle after being aided by a passerby mother and others. He was revived and treated, with authorities notifying guardians.
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Tommy Higgins
Boston
Maxs
Hind
Large Saving Made By Veterans Bureau
Washington reports the Veterans Bureau cut expenses across the board and returned $60,501,000 of a $140,057,808 appropriation to the Treasury for the fiscal year ending June 8. Despite higher disability and death compensation from 119 to 120 million, total savings are aimed to exceed prior reductions under the World War Veterans Act.
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Ng Hines Whee
Benefit Supper At Mrs Joseph Battle Home Delmar Road
A chicken and supper will be served at the home of Mrs Joseph Battle on the Delmar road Thursday evening September. Proceeds go to the Division Meet Mapiet Church. Trucks will be at the church to accommodate those who wish to attend.
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Joseph Battle
Delmar Road
Mapiet Church
Unclear World News Bullets Include Battles and Proposals
A fragmented late news digest reports aerial bombardments in Kell country, punitive expedition mentions, and French and American actions. It cites military moves, labor strikes, chess and tennis notes, and international tensions with several dates and places but many OCR errors obscure specifics.
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Shreohuen
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Kell
Fiery airman fearless amid disciplinary storm
San Antonio Sept 9 A fiery airman, Ueda William Micheld, rejects pending inquiries and asserts no investigation will occur while accusing War Navy Dept officials of mismanagement in aeronautics. He claims he will face court martial if prosecuted and defends his stance as necessary for national defense and aviation reform, despite senior officers’ warnings.
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Texas
Ueda Willian Micheld
War and
Navy
Clonel Nugent
Coast Artillery Corps
Scott
Coast Artillery
Coonel Mitchell
Itchell
Peru
Washington
Department of Government
United State
San Antori
Charges Need Airing Garg Wisconsin September Nine
Lampert, chair of a committee, reports on charges needing airing within the executive branches. The discussion involves the farmer assistant and stemlar service. references to navy and other departments are noted as part of a broader inquiry.
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Wicass
Navy
Lampert
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