Lynberg Punishment Shocks Princess Anne In Lynching
Governor Ritchie orders Judge Duer and State’s Attorney Robins to mobilize legal action against those responsible for the lynching of George Armwood, dragged from the Princess Anne jail and hanged on a gasoline soaked pyre after a mob attack. Armwood, captured near Pacomoke City, had signed a confession in Baltimore before being brought back for grand jury proceedings.
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George Armwood
Albert C. Ritchie
Robert F. Duer
John B. Robins
Ritchie
Duer
Robins
Armwood
Ballimore
Dow
McK. Johnson
Arcrood
Pacomoke City
Mary Denston
Somerset
Baltimore
Double Christening Film Sabotage Ends in Lynching
A mob gathered outside a jail after a jury verdict, forcing state police and National Guardsmen to the scene. They torched the jail doors and dragged Armwood to a tree, where he was hanged and burned as the crowd stated the rape was mutilated into souvenirs. Multiple officers were injured during the assault, and local officials like Sheriff Luther Daugherty and Judge Dyer faced violence as the mob sought vengeance.
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Jupee Dyer
Hobins
Potomoke City
Criefield
Luther Daugherty
Sven
Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad Promises Kidney Relief
A damaged ad text promotes Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for backache and urinary issues claiming to unclog kidneys, soothe the bladder, and improve sleep. It urges readers to obtain the product from a local drug store for 15 cents and to ensure a genuine Cold Medal Haarlem product.
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Drus
Hollan
DATES FOR NG TAX ANNOUNCED
Secretary Wallace announced hog processing tax rates set to rise from 50 cents per hundredweight on November 5 to 1.00 on December 1, 1.50 on January 1, 1934, and 2.00 on February 1. The tax at 2.00 ends February 4, 1935 unless adjusted. Estimated live hog tax collections total 344,000 dollars, with 40,000,000 to reimburse advances for the emergency hog marketing program. A 200,000,000 maximum will fund farmer relief payments for reduced hog production, and 58,000,000 may cover market operations and admin expenses.
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Washington, D. C
Wallace
Tate
Federal Treasury
Couple K At Walkathon In Augusta Mayarro Contes
Mr and Mrs Baldwin the sole married couple remaining in the Walkathon at Augusta and Mayarro streets struggled through the night. Mrs Baldwin fainted during a rest period and could not be aroused after stumbling. Baldwin returned to the floor but quit with his partner as the clock neared 12 15 p m Thursday. Fourteen couples and one soloist remain in the contest.
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Augusta
Mayarro
Willis
Estelle Baldwin
Baldwin
Roosevelt Plans Immediate Action On Retail Code
President Roosevelt will act at once on the NRA retail merchants code, involving a compromise between the code drafted by retailers and the administration. He is due to leave Washington aboard the Sequoia for a Chestertown weekend cruise, with final decisions expected before departure.
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Washington, D. C
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Youth Confesses Accidental Killing in Newark
Newark Ohio October 1810 Chief of Police Curlis Berry reports Raymond Fry seventeen confessed to accidentally shooting and killing Carl Canan near his home after being teased by schoolmates. Berry later says Fry also claimed a separate incident involved a friendly play with a prank victim named Drumm leading to a related juvenile court summon.
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Ohio
Curlis Berry
Raymond Fry
Carl Canan
Carl
Berry
Drumm
Two Fined $100 as Pistol Carriers
Ten men were jailed or fined in a Thursday court session for carrying pistols. John H King of 1401 Giantrents and Ralph Davenport faced $100 fines after similar offenses in County Court No. 2. Colty Cont al. Law No. 2 heard a theft charge resulting in a $10 fine and 30 days in county jail. A damaged section notes the UV. B Cachnint release at Portsmouth Navy Yard and a submarine design described in naval programs.
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Jude McColkim Burnett
Ralph Davenport
Dudge
Charles J. Matthews
Inky Moraies
Weneed
Portsmouth
N. Hy
Cachnint
Uncle Bam
Gunmarines
Portamouth
Canograny
Speed
Paris Cabinet Crisis Tangles Budget Push
Paris reports a cabinet shakeup as opposition rises in the chamber over balancing the budget. Premier Daladier warns the budget must be balanced or a new government may be needed, while debates reveal dissatisfaction and pressure on pensions. Socialists back Shet amid broader political strife and tensions with Germany over war debts.
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Paris
Chamber of Depots
Finance Committee of the
Chaut
Edouard Daladier
M. Daladier
Adolf Hitler
Mo Men
Min
One Sure Way to End Coughs and Colds
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a universal cure for persistent coughs and colds. It claims quick relief, soothing inflamed membranes and stopping irritation while promising a money back guarantee through the local druggist if relief is not achieved.
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Terminal
Senate
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Endorsed For Relief Of Stomach Ailments
Authorities warn many suffer from stomach upset and gas. To relieve stomach acidity and after meal pains, take two spoonfuls of Phillips Milk of Magnesia in water each morning and repeat after meals. Pills and tablets offer same relief. Emphasis on authentic Phillips product and its healing claims.
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Magnesis Valleta
Aiimach
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