Fathers Plan to Bail For Two Youths
Clifford Galvely and Howard Lynch were granted bonded release after a robbery attempt case involving arson and attempted robbery. Ket file shows charges for both youths, with bonds set at 10 000 each for arson and 4 060 for attempted robbery. Detectives question the pair. they confessed to the party in the robbery during questioning. Judge Yeap set a morning hearing to proceed with pretrial steps.
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Ierélwana
Clifford Galvely
Howard BR. Lynch
Allempling
Keedysville
Yeap
Woluck
Culfard Snively
Ira Snively
Bales
Derlin
Haya
Bulk
Tn Jindge Yorree
Man Thinks Enemy Planted Dynamite at Door
Keedysville resident plans morning meeting with state's attorney about tying a bundle of dynamite to a basement stairwell. Snively says the explosion was meant for a bank hold up, suspects tie to Clueena Bank incident. Rights auctioned by Snyder at Sun morning for new stock of Sagerstown Bank.
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Keedyaville
Snively
Keedysville
Shiv
Foxcpl Snyder
Ansaerthe
Sagerstown Bank
Wight
Coroner hints poisoning in women’s death case
Coroner J Ramary Noviit of Wy lington suspects a poisoned bullet killed Catherine Elizabeth Blevengs in a Washington apartment. Police say the weapon entered near the chest and tracing husband Charles W Stevens is examined, but details remain uncertain as coroner delays verdict.
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J. Ramary
Wylington
Uiny
Abr
Catherine Elizabeth Blevengs
Washington Sunray
Bumide
Nevill
Sateide
Sas
Stevens
Cme
Warher
Charles W. Sevan
Huaband
Lincoln car theft ties to Chapman murder trial at Mariford
Fire gutted Stanton Motor Company's large garage in Sthubenville Ohio on April 7 destroying 85 automobiles and causing about 200000 dollars in losses. Authorities suspect Chapman fled the scene in a Lincoln tied to his murder trial last week at Mariford as garage owners file suit against Chapman.
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Sthubenville
Ohio
Stanton Motor Company
Clarlam
Chapman
Mariford
Juror Flees Court For New Murder Trial Start
In TAZEWALYE on April 7 juror No. 12 from the Mulloy Manning case, charged with murdering Dr WJ McMantal, escaped during a court recess. He fled with a guard, dashed into open air, leaving the others asleep as deputies pursued. The trial must restart with a new juror selection from about one hundred women present. An official inquiry has begun into the incident.
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Tazewalye
Teno
Mali
Tonnanioa
Mulloy Manning
Telat
Muntor
WJ. McMantal
Perminaton
Thia
Passengers Hurt At Sea In Gale At Plymouth
The Cunard liner Antonia arriving from New York reported ten passengers slightly injured during a fierce gale.
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Tlymouth
Eng
New York
Ing & Fleree
Arrests Expected in Mountain Murder Case
State police and District Attorney Palmer in Pottsville believe the attackers of Miss Anna Sullivan Richards will be taken into custody soon. A charred body found on Broad Mountain near Pottsville was identified as Miss Richards by friends, who had disappeared from her home about a week earlier. Joseph Rowe, 1019 Booth Palomar, was taken to hospital for treatment.
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Pottsville
Palmer
Anna Sullivan
Anna Richards
Palinarhla
Broad Mountain
Braday
Ann Kulligan
Richards
Toseph Rowe
Booth Palomar
Howpitat
Peaches Yielding to Apples in Washington County Shift
Washington County, once a top peach region, transitions to apples due to unreliable peach crops. Giants like Manumint Rose and other varieties are fading as growers plant apples. Over three years, peach orchards cleaned and replanted show a one third reduction in trees. Local growers cite uncertain peach prices and hard seasons as reasons for abandoning peaches.
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Washington County
Vets Pencil Sale Stopped by Post Office Order
The Post Office Department issued a fraud order against the National Disabled Soldiers' League halting its sale of pencils in malls over alleged defrauding of war veterans. Commissioner John T. Nolan leads the group, described as not bonafide and a device to take money from the public under false pretenses amid a congressional review.
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Washington
Post Office Department
National Disabled Soldiers’ League
League
John T. Nolan
Nolan
In Memoriam Mrs Rhodes Dies After Fall Injuries
Mrs Margaret Rhodes dies at her daughter’s home after a fall and leg fracture two months earlier. Survived by many children in multiple towns. funeral set for Thursday at 2 30 p m with services at Mrs Alter’s home led by Rev O C Carpenter and Rev J Edward Mame. Burial at Rowe. Probating Florence M Bader will filed today in Orphans Court.
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Airs
Margaret Rhodes
Mra
Daniel Aster
North Mulberry
Vincent McKenna
Fairview
Charles Rollier
Gettysburg
Clarence
Williamsport
Alstern
Louis Rhodes
Downyvilley
Mes
Henry Tattle
Waynesboro
Barbara Beck
Baltimore
George Worthman
Chambersburg
O. C. Carpenter
J. Edward Mame
Rowe Sil
Florence M. Bader
Tokithia City
Prirhta
Lover Confesses to Killing Husband in Rochester
Joseph Fella of Pittston confessed to police that he killed James Lemardy in his bed to win the affection of Lemardy’s wife Margaret. Fella’s account, given after threats to elope, describes the motive as jealousy and passion.
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Rochester
Joseph Fella
Pittston
Pas
James Lemardy
Lemardy
Margaret
Sion Rama
Man who killed sweetheart must die in English case
April 7 London Norman Thorne, a young farmer of Clowborough, had his death sentence for the murder of his sweetheart Elsie Cameron, a London stenographer, upheld by the Criminal Court of Appeals. He collapsed in court and wept, claiming it was unfair, before being taken to Wandsworth Prison for execution within two weeks. He confessed to dismembering and burying her body on his Mite farm after claiming she begged him to marry her and that fear led him to destroy evidence.
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Saul
Lemnardy
Ana
Lemnrdy
Uhieu
Rochester
Vine
Priia
London
Norman Thorne
Clowborough
Bing
Elsie Cameron
Criminal Court of Appeals
Tnl
Thorne
Wandsworth
Hls
Ile
Car Damaged By Thieves At Orphans' Home
John Smith, owner of a Ford sedan, found extensive tampering after thieves attempted to steal the car from the rear of Orphans' Home. Glass smashed, doors unlocked, interior ransacked, coils and spark plugs removed, lights damaged, no major items stolen beyond an inner tube and fan bell. Police investigation underway.
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John Smith
District of Columbia
Smith
Steam Roller Method Next in IlseMort Riots
In IlseMort the steam roller plan to push a ten per cent capitalary measure through the chamber and senate faces strong government opposition as the next thirty six tours loom. Maurice F Shaw wife Fatling Walem slightly improves at hospital though still in critical condition after a car crash that injured Shaw with a fractured shoulder and internal injuries.
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Baius
fHerriot
IlseMort
Chamber of Depution
Sonata
Comnion
Maarice
F. Shaw
Jut Fatling Walem
Wo Wa Fa
So Ja
Shaw
Whee
Injured When Auto Plunges Down a Hill Near Wayneshore
Elmer Kesselring of near Hagerstown sustained minor injuries when his auto plunged from a 50 foot embankment on the road between Wayneshore and Leiternburg while en route to vist relatives near Waynes ere. He was taken to Loma by ambulance for treatment.
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Elmer Kesselring
Hagerstown
Trock Vorge
Wayneshore
Leiternburg
Kesselring
Keyvelring
Waynesere
Ui Aa
Loma
Fistal
Robbers Make Huge Haul In Los Angeles Robbery
A bandit gang robbed Los Angeles automobile dealer Rong Marx, his wife, and two companions after a theater outing. The thieves took about 15 000 in jewels and 500 in cash, police reported. A divorce suit by Mary L Semler against William Hi Suuilur was referenced in court records.
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Angels
Cal
Tygo
Rong Marx
Los Angeles
Wilk
Mary L. Semler
William Hi. Suuilur
Arrests Predicted in Prohibition Bust Across Nation
Federal agents began review of elaborate records seized at the bureau headquarters after a raid on a major booze and vice trust. Officials say arrests of key figures are expected as investigators sift through day books ledgers and memos detailing operations and bribes.
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Chicago
Vice Trust
Loorelevé Tatgora
Asher Devices
Wally
County Board Invites Plan To Outlay Taxes
The Maglon County Board of Commissioners invites the Chamber of Commerce to present any plan to reduce taxes. President John S L M Bower said the board will welcome information or plans after the committee study of taxation. The committee is expected to appear before the board soon to offer ideas for consideration before the annual levy.
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Chamber of Commerce
Maglon County
John SL M Bower
Vr. Miller
Ha Camber of Commerce Committee
Bower
Miller
Connaittes
Weeks Improves After Stroke, Doctors Say
Washington reports Secretary Weeka showing continued improvement after a stroke. Physicians announced today the recovery path remains encouraging with steady gains observed in his condition.
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Washington
Wae Weeka
Greatest Health Exhibition in U S History May 1
Washington announces a national health display to be held May 1 as part of a drive led by President Coolidge Hoover and the American Health Association. The aim is to improve child health through hygiene, sanitation, and prompt medical care for 34 million American children.
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U. S
Washington
Coolldwe
Commarea Hoover
United States
Itocrar
Amorteng Galld Health Association
Oday
Costhige
Hoover
America
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