New Council Installed As City Officials Take Seats
The city prepares for the installation of a new council with Charles E. Bowman presiding over the ceremony. Mayor Chaney and city officers, including the treasurer and city clerk, are set to assume duties as the newly elected members join the board for a two year term.
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Sayor Charles E. Bowman
Coun
Toelock Winder
Chaney
Uickles
Denture
F. Ciman
Wiliam Chaney
Wil Gekeat
Conn
J. Marry Schneller
Elmer’ Wethers
Tig
Tomarrow Ale
Leeman
Democrats
Oliver Smith
Britain to Yield Land to Turkey in Mosul Dispute
Mosul town would be ceded to Turkey under terms discussed, with Britain to lose territory and rail contracts to be settled. The report from Daily Mail claims Turkey aims to extract key concessions in the region, while Britain would surrender parts of Mosul and nearby areas.
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Ster
Mosul
Britain
London
API J
Turkey
Seward
Itehidders
Mtouul
Arendrom Daily Mail
Lown
Halil
Trails Wife To Bootleg Lair
Frederick man Elmer Spessard trailed his wife May Spessard to a bootlegger's home in the Lacey Hobin area, where she emerged intoxicated with liquor. Police raided the Robinson residence and seized liquor. this marks a second time Spessard has alerted authorities to illegal liquor operations.
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Elmer Spessard
Frederick
May Spessard
Lacey Hobinson
Spessard
Robinson
Thirsty man pays dollar for iced tea at train station
A weary traveler buys a bottle of iced tea from a street vendor near a Pennsylvanian station. The exchange, finished on a warm day, highlights a quirky, timeless scene as the salesman wheels and peddles his wares while the passenger waits for a train.
Pope Has a Close Call in Narrow Carriage Incident
An early April scare near St. Damasa saw Pope’s carriage horses bolt at a band, with the Pope escaping injury as bystanders, including Crowe Trim, aided the frightened ride. A motorized vehicle later joined the scene as onlookers watched the near mishap.
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Hoa
Pontitt
St. Damasa
Horace
French Premier Wins Confidence Vote After Riots
ICAIUS reports Premier THovvdaty Yvesyed secured a confidence vote 318 to 220 amid riotous scenes over a cabinet reshuffle. Interpellations raised police use and education law issues as deputies shouted. one wounded veteran accused authorities of force. The premier denied knowing the opposing deputy's identity and promised an explanation, which the chamber narrowly rejected.
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Icaius
Thovvdaty
Nupher
George Schelfo
Teckurashig
Ifa
Paleo
Demity Jom Libor
Mterrial
Momia
Yarlert
Tie
Fa Gimbert
Mat Mortly
Would Rather Plead Guilty She Declares
A teenage girl, born April 1, declares she would rather plead guilty than be found insane. Reported by INS staff in Ban Franco, the girl faces trial for patently shocking acts. Her attorney contends the state seeks to force an insanity plea, while prosecutors deny wanting to push a guilty verdict. The case keeps unfolding as the trial opens and the girl shows signs of strain.
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INS
Ban Franco
Ellingsey
Chinatown
Ocean Beach
Jos
Catton
Wriental
Tial
Fer Moiliett
Lleporta
Self Central
Lal
Hilliera
JE Williams Dies Aged 94 In Washington County
Joalah EB Williams, aged 94 years, 7 months, and 6 days, died of general debility at 12:40 this morning at the Viabrney Memorial Home in San-Mar. He had resided there for four years. Born on Death Curve farm near Nagaratown, he was son of Empert and Catherine Williams, both deceased. Survivors include a number of relatives. He belonged to the Brethren Church of Hagerstown. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2:40 PM at the home, with Rev. Dr KW Holangplo of Mageratown and Rev. Mr. Hasted officiating. Burial in Dunkard Cemetery at Beaver Creek.
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Joalah
Willkams
Washington County
Vabr[ney Memorial
San-Mar
Williams
Death Curve
Adamy Farm
Tooonsboro Pike
Nagaratown
Dunkard
Beaver Creek
Couple Marries On April Fools Day In Cross States Rise
A Virginia woman Sadia JX Woods of Norfolk and Kentucky man Ernest G Fones of Hopkinsville wed on April Fool's Day amid friends’ ridicule. They traveled from their home states to marry for a cause, showcasing a lighthearted yet determined union.
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Virginia
Kentucky
Ms. Sadia JX. Woods
Norfolk Va
Ernest G.fones
Hopkinavilte
Doctor Admits Slain Man Identified Shean
In Hartford April court testimony centers on Gerald Chapman and the murder of Patrolman James J. Skelly of New Britain. Dr George W Jat identified Skelly as the slain man and described the operation after the New Britain patrolman was shot during a department store hold up. Dr Dunn testified Shean was semi conscious and appeared to be conscious only briefly before the surgery.
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INS
Dunn
Shelly
Walter Shean
Ghai Inan
Solty Wid
Skelly
Alvar
Frederick Crochl
Duan
Shean
Crowds Storm Big Fire Sale At Holtman Building
Crowds gathered before dawn outside Tik to's Shoe Shop and Hoffman's Clothing Store as doors opened slowly due to large crowds. A fire in the Holtman building cellar damaged stock, with clearances offered on all damaged goods and ongoing sales expected for the near term. Ground was broken on Yon Boulevard for new homes, and a shattered plate window at Bible'alero signals the disruption.
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Tikto
Hoffman's Clothing Stora
Holtman
Bible
Alero
Cold Snap Description Impacts Local Crops
A Washington County report notes crops are undamaged by a recent cold spell. Weather observer A Miller in Keedysville says the cold is not imaginary and temperatures hovered around 40 degrees, a modest rise from the morning. He cites psychology and mood as factors while acknowledging anxious residents. An ensuing continuation on page 14 likely covers further effects on crops and local life.
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Washington County
Las Tolaus
A. Miller
Keedyavills
Mr. Mulor
Mercury
Sues Barber Over Forced Shingle Incident
Carrie Baitz of Baltimore sues barber Harry D. Groves for 33000 damages alleging coercive shingle removal while she was restrained in a shop. Plaintiff claims the barber and accomplices forced the act after a friend misled them about an imminent shingle. Plaintiff seeks legal remedy and damages.
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Bre
Barnes
Carrie Baitz
Daltimore
Fankie Yarnavas
Harry DB
Groves
Tre
Robbery in Mail Heist Nets Large Cash Haul
Report details the February 27 mail robbery in Transylvania area, where investigators say $415,000 of the loot was recovered. Authorities report the capture of suspects including August Leth Mann, 42, and Pennsylvanian company agent, with $3118,000 allegedly found in a bag near a city street.
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Huppalo
Tac
August Lethmann
Pennsylvani
Canpeye
Ad Terman Tei Iis
Harry Benge
Tia Chuck Connors
Chia
Car Gleaner
LebmsGan
Tie Postattier
Wee Mart
Rabbeey
Postatice
Loswiek
Iisesthedon
Dé Teveo
Treas
Mahaney
Lohan
Klansmen Found Guilty in Common Pleas
In a Common Pleas Court, multiple Klansmen were found guilty on martial law related charges. Each defendant faced a fine of 250 dollars, with one case involving a superior matter order. The court procedures proceeded with jurors delivering verdicts today.
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Waroin
Agel
Amyom
Niles
Fidge
Wits
Tall Awarded Suit for 66 00 Commission
In a convoluted case, Chusten Tall a coal worker is linked to a suit involving a 66 00 commission. The fragment mentions a bi valved claim around a 4500 payment and references various local names and places, including an Ames area city and named officials. The garbled OCR obscures clear details.
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Tall
Chusten Tall
Wiliamapent
SU Cannissiog
Critk Beter Fee
Scott Hower
Sui
Mons
Can City
Uae
Gas tragedy and a Harvard physicist linked to a fatal event
An incoherent OCR fragment suggests a gas inhalation fatality involving a Harvard physics education department figure. The text mentions Belmont, a son, a hospital, and a rabbi but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to confirm details.
Wood aims to recoup fortune after Wall Street loss
The article profiles Llewten and Gahorna C. Wood, son of Major General Leonid Wood, declaring plans to regain wealth after a failed million dollar venture on Wall Street. It notes his confidence, remarks on U S fortunes in finance, and mentions anticipated moves and public reactions amid chaotic disorderly reporting from Tampa.
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Wood
Wall Street
Back
Tampa
Mla
Shadty
Bart
Fyula
Llewten
Gahorna C. Wood
Leonid Wood
Carlini
Coty
Wald Street
United States
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