Neighboring witnesses testifying in Nash and Webb assault case
In Wicomico county Justice Leader T Hearne hears a wife beating case. George Klein, a Know Hill Road resident, is sentenced to six months in the House of Correction after neighbors testify to repeated cries for mercy from his wife May Klein. The courtroom fills as Henry W Jones Ir Henry James A S Freeny and Charlie Kahbeis describe Klein as a nuisance with a wife repeatedly begging for mercy. May Klein is praised as a helpful nurse and longtime resident.
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Wicomico County
Justice of the Peace
T. Hearne
George Klein
Know Hill Road
House of Correction
May Klein
Neihborhood
Henry W. Jones
Iirnry James
A. S. Freeny
Charlie Kahbeis
Kieie
Klew
Sand
Salisbury
Kabris
Klein
US Hopes Ride on French Debt Talks In Paris
Washington departs report that French Finance Minister Caillaux travels with broad authority to negotiate a settlement on the war debt. American Debt Commission members welcome his mandate as Paris signals readiness to bargain without strings and expects a settlement after parliamentary ratification.
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Washington
A.U
Associated Press
Varia
Finarce
Calaus
United States
American Debt Commission
Debt Commission
M. Caillaux
Painleve
Neo
France
Miszzion
Pami
Oregon Senator Cragan Arrested for Drunken Disorderly Conduct
United States Senator from Oregon Robert No Starfield was arrested September 1 on a drunken and disorderly charge. He posted $40 bail and a hearing date was set, with a formal telegraphed statement sent to Pettland. Local police reported demonstrations with the senator over conduct and propriety.
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Baker
Oregon
Robert No Starfield
United States
Naval seaplane forced down after Chesapeake Bay incident
In New York and Chesapeake Bay reports a Navy seaplane encountered trouble near Hampton Roads. Lieutenant Smith and a mechanic were unharmed after the craft was forced to ditch in Herring Bay due to weather. A chaser tows the plane to safety as salvage plans proceed.
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NW. Y
Chesapeake
Annapeli
Navy
Dirabbad
Joeur CW. Smith
Beapeahke Bay
S. Concord
Hampton Reeds
Philadelphia
Trent Smith
Herring Bay
Naval Academy
Phaine
Witt Jacut
Smith
Jedaun
Clearsprings Man Rea Down By Bas
A Washington County incident reports a man named Swemaker involved in a deadly event at a track area. The article notes a Bas Clearsprings identification and references a potential theory under investigation with law enforcement and witnesses.
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Clearsprings
Bas
Haser Town
Washington
Hood
Hull
Navy Air Chief Denies Mitchell Charges As Commission Formed
Admiral Moffett rejects Col. Mitchell accusations as unfounded and calls the officer mentally unfit. President Coolidge appoints a special Aviation Commission to review air defense policy and consider charges against the navy and army air administrations ahead of a December report to Congress. Mitchell seeks to testify in person before the panel.
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Col. War Mitchell
Army Air Chief
Navy
Hays
Wm. A. Moffett
Coll Mitchell
PN-9
Moffett
Conlidge
Air i
Col. Mitchell
Army Air Administration
White House
Joie
Secant
President
Aviation Commission
Congress
Me. Coolisge
Havgar
Col
Mitchell
San Antonio
Texas
Resigning Pastor Carl Case Leaves Oakpark Church
The Rev. Carl D. Case announced his resignation from the First Baptist Church of Oakpark citing ill health. He plans to leave for Florida and said he hopes to continue in the ministry when able. Church leaders voted to keep him on payroll for a year while formal steps are taken.
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New York
Sepeo Uh
Connerrow
Novialet
Fekely
Doin F. Mylan
Stat
James 3. Walker
Smith
Cd Degwertte
New Smith
W. OR. Hearst
Vubany
Walker
Hearer
Betwen
Tammany
Jess
Hylan
Dirhet
Frank To
Waterman
Aylan
Hsien
Fae Bowen
Chicago
Carl D. Case
Albert
Leland
First Baptist Church of
Oakpark
Supreme Court
Case
Florida
Cas
Cave
Spreme
Aircraft Bureau Appoints PN-9 Officer Assistant Chief
Washington reports Commander J Morgan of the PN-9 No 1 is named assistant chief of the Bureau of Aeronautics. He prefers sea duty but will accept the position per the secretary’s judgment. The message from Honolulu via radar expresses crew thanks and pride in the selection.
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Washington
Sept
John Migers
Pn-9 No. 1
Burray of Aeronautes
Wilbur
Rodgera
Honolulu
Pn.9 No
Bureau
Dry law enforcement to target illegal stills in Maryland
Officials announce mobilization of 200 federal prohibition agents to crack down on bootlegging along the Eastern Shore. Director Edmund Hudaitz leads the enforcement drive, with a rapid strike on rural stills and a broad crackdown to apprehend violators coast to coast.
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Aember
Sirretor Rudaitz
Maryland
Morale Revived in South as Relief Hopes Rise
Atlanta report notes a revived morale across the South as relief prayers respond to drought suffering. Shortages of electric power curtail factory work while rain and humidity easing are forecast with more rain expected today. Ministers unite in prayer and later resume services thanking providence.
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Atlanta
Southland
Raina
Talay
Week End Fatalities Total Seventeen Across Nation
Chicago reports seventeen deaths nationwide in a weekend toll from accidents and violence. Auto crashes lead with large share. other fatalities occur from fire, plane crashes, drowning, and miscellaneous causes across Midwestern states including Michigan Indiana Missouri and Kansas.
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Chicago
Ophics
Indiana
Minnesota
Mahegan
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Late News Briefs From Retimere and New York
Disjointed bulletins report on eight defendants in a Marylead Divey and Chemical Company inquiry in Retimere on trial before a federal court for alleged liquor manufacture scheme. A New York glimpse notes a $8,657 cash theft from a yellow fever company machine and four suspects fled. Magistrate Neill in Baltimore sets bail for Ernest Wackay on murder to home of Mrs. Fountain. her testimony triggers a collapse and a fire investigator ties Wackay to arson claims.
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Retimere
Marylead Divey and Chemical Company
Cart
A. Super
Federal
Edge Merrin
Corporation Farms
Kaltimare
CA. F
Neill
Heid Ernest Wackay
Lalian Fountain
Ee Teers
Hiv Owm Haar
Mad North Avenue
Feumtzin
Mons
Fountain
Cambridge Shifts Eastern Shore Series to Home Park
Cambridge officials announce all three Five-State games will be played at Athletic Park in Cambridge against Salisbury Salisbury fans boost attendance as revenue shifts from Salisbury Gordy Park. Manager Hagerty names Skulmere and Trippe to pitch with Albert catching and lineup adjustments including Thomas to center field and Kendricks in left field.
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Gordy Park
Sallabucy Haredall
Cambridge
Sc Farlyleal
Jerkay
Gramme
Salishuey
Cambriulee Park
Ceb
Salisbury
Hjetler
Teal
Princess Anne Tiayed Friicrich
Goofy Park
Parksley
Martinsburg
Easton
Salsbury
Gordy Uirk
Vreulent J. O. Jamieson
Ine Ridce Ligue
Wicomico Hotel
A.P
Tsax
Athletic Park
Hagertown Mule
Skulmere
Hagerstown
Johnny Albert
Lush
Tring
Marordown
Fo Seucate
Oakley Beach
J. Vincini Jameson
Blue Kulze
J. Marry Rew
Eastern Shore League
Cambri
Magertown
Trippe
Athen
Thomas
Raseer Kendricks
America fires 1924 losses in San Antonio Texas
A garbled 1924 report from San Antonio Texas cites fire losses and rebuilding costs. The piece mentions a large total figure and references fire marshals and safety standards, with scattered mentions of associations, presidents, and commissions.
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America’s Fire Lees
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Lieut. Smith
Acade
Naval Air Coref
Reardeniral Moffett
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Coolidge
Meport Te Congresa
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Kantera
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Caiders
Leonard Wood, Jr
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Aevenp
Usborne Wood
Wall Street
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Prasershy
Tne
Favicap Company
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Skidmore
Ilarge Hedy Hagerviewn
Fane
San Antonn
Texs
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North Amenia
S. W. Wade
Urane
North Carohing
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