30 Aug 1927
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1927
Page
1
William Heinecke was held for November court after a hearing in which Justice J. H. Bltuer heard testimony from Mrs. Catherine Heinecke about alleged cruelty and ill treatment. She said they married in Baltimore and that he illtreated her, deserted her in 1928, and that their marriage involved repeated separations and disputes.
A man in this city faced six months in the House of Correction on a new support charge after a marriage certificate emerged linking him to Priscilla Brech. A Grand Jury action set fines at 1,000. Police still search for a key suspect in a violent attack on Mrs. Givla Finch and her daughter near the Wenney home, with no clues found after an extensive search.
Paris honors Edward Tuck, retired New York banker, for philanthropy strengthening Franco American ties. He is Grand Officer of the Legion of Honor, decorated by Adolphe Herriot, and presented with a chateau gift to France. Tuck founded Shell House and the School of Domestic Economy near Paris, donating art and funds.
Fragmented report notes Centennial to close tonight at an inn or venue in a town area. readable phrases mention locals, events, service, and a shrugging context around a public gathering. The text references dates in a vague past week and unclear names, with emphasis on closing and a formal setting.
An unclear note reports Mellon, vacationing from Seuvetany, seen at the Lido in Venice. A camera chat with friends is mentioned as part of the sequence, but details are fragmented and uncertain about people or events.
Worton Aug 29 three men were held on arson charges after a 24 hour investigation into eight suspected incendiary fires that damaged four industrial plants and four homes in Boston and Cambridge. A small white dog was used as a material witness and one man was said to have confessed. Also sought is a "peeping tom" in the northern city section observed peering into homes as residents retire for the night. police briefly chased him when spotted near a residence.
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