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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1927

Page

7

Frigid Spell Grips France Brings Severe Cold

The Riviera and parts of France endure extreme cold as temperatures drop to near zero. Reported to be the coldest spell in 18 years, the severe weather affects Nico, Caines, Monte Carlo and surrounding areas. The front brings unseasonal winds and heavy frost, prompting regional alerts.

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Pathetic notes from kidnapped girl reveal pleas to parents

A Los Angeles story recounts two broken letters written by a child, Marian Parker, as she was held by a kidnapper and killer. The notes plead for help, express fear of harm, and beg for rescue, ending with affectionate sign offs to her father and mother.

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Kidnap Attempt In Pasadena Ends Without Abduction

A 14 year old Pasadena girl narrowly escaped when a man attempted to kidnap Ethel Swapp near downtown. Deputies pursued the suspect through a canyon but wrong description thwarted immediate identification. The incident involved two teen witnesses and ongoing search by a large Pasadena area contingent.

Pasadena Ethel Swapp Bill Cormarrasm Ant Ier Movian Parker Tow Angeles Chaffeur

Hoover Eligibility Questioned for Presidency Run

New York World notes constitutional requirements for U S presidency. Norbert Hoover born 1874 in West Branch Iowa must have 14 years continuous residency by taking office, with debate on whether his residency was uninterrupted.

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King Ben Is Dead Secret Death Plagues Colony

Benjamin Purnell known as the seventh messenger of the House at David dies at 11:30 Friday morning amid rumors and a delayed public announcement. Dr G N Sowers confirms the death while noting the colony's beliefs and plans for burial. Leader followers question the news, expecting resurrection as they await official word and a legal handling of the body.

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Thieves Make Getaway Amid Lead Shower at Farm

At Jacques farm in Lyttenburg, a raid on William Eckstine's tenanted property yielded a hail of lead as two suspects, a father and son, fled with Oscar Irvin's chickens. Eckstine fired toward the thieves but no cries or injuries were reported. Police detained the pair briefly before releasing them after occupants could not identify them.

Hieves

Daniel M. Carl In Serious Condition

Daniel M. Carl, son of County Commissioner C. Edwin Carl, is in serious condition at St. Agnes Hospital after an accident last week led to multiple surgeries. Doctors report grave illness following removal procedures and complications. Relatives are asked to remain hopeful.

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Open Letter Attacks Hearst Over Slush Fund Claims

Senator Norris accuses William Randolph Hearst of dishonor in an open letter about Mexican slush fund documents. The Nebraska senator demands why Hearst did not publish the papers and questions the motive behind publishing them. The Senate committee adjourned hearings on the matter, seeking further pages and potential Mexican government corroboration.

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Lash Promise To Offenders

Chicago dispatch reports a controversial promise policy at police headquarters promising leniency to offenders who identify victims of assault or robbery. Detected by Detective O'Connor, the plan allegedly suggests tougher methods for suspect control and has sparked debate among officials.

Chicago O'Connor Womert

Bank Robbery Ends in Shootout and Fatality Near BT

At BT Louis five robbers shot Jane Popnong assistant treasurer and John McCool chief bookkeeper during a bank heist. Popnong died. McCool was seriously wounded. They fled with between 20000 and 150000 dollars after forcing a sedan window and escaping three blocks from the Bank of University City to the Cladiamont bank. Also reports a separate note that Myrtle Brown will not join a Rome flight party.

Louis Jane We Popnong J. R. Cox Tmttaburgh Mise Myrtle Brown Omaha Neb Rome Pittsburgh

Mrs Lindbergh joins Lindy on southward journey

Evangeline Lindbergh, likely first female ambassador of her era, boarded the Alsht at 10 13 a m today for a Mexico City to Christmas trip alongside Charles A. Lindbergh with Ford equipment reps and engineers aboard. The voyage marks a notable moment as the famed aviator travels with family and notable industry figures.

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Weller Given Term In Cut For Drunk Driving

Convicted driver with revoked license, Weller, received a term in the House of Correction. Ross Wolier, an old offender, was given nite oaths on charges by Richard Duffey in city court. Sentences to run concurrently amid details of a bicycle crash and past terms for driving drunk.

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Remus Jury Not To Get Case Today In Cincinnati

In Cincinnati on December 19 Judge Chester Ry Shook entered the court as jurors for George Remus murder case could not be brought to the panel today due to unreadable dispatches and newspaper notices. The jury was postponed to a later date while the court awaits further documents.

REMUS Cincinnate George Remus Chester Ry Shook

Disagree About Women's Revolt

New York reports a Brookyln Academy of Music discussion on The revolt of modern women. Meg Durant argues women are in revolt to an excessive degree and masculinizing while Fanny Hurst contends American women lack gumption to revolt. Elizabeth Marbury notes a 60 year old question as Texas Guinan discusses the Prince of Wales and night clubs.

New York Brooklyn Academy of Music Meg. Wis Durant Fanny Hurst Misa Elizabeth Marbury Texas Guinan Prince of Wales

Rescue hopes fade for six crew of wracked sub

Washington reports slim chance to rescue the six crew members aboard the submarine. Lieut. Charles B. Mozison, a Navy submarine expert, warned under favorable conditions the air could last only until early Wednesday morning before carbon dioxide would overcome the crew. Meanwhile, the Airplane Spirit of California attempted a San Francisco takeoff to push for a world endurance record.

Washington Adva.ara Charles B. Mozison Momsen Spirit of California San Francisco Field

Fate of 6 Yet Alive In Balance

Navy and coast guard reports from Boston and Providence describe rough seas off Massachusetts causing delays in divers efforts on the submarine S4. Six crew members are believed alive in the torpedo room as rescuers battle ice, storms, and freezing water with ships and divers struggling to reach the wreck.

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Six Hundred Chinese Reds Face Firing Squad Together

A 600 strong group of Chinese suspected communists were executed in one mass shooting, in Cantch per Associated Press. Officials say the operation aimed to crush Bolshevist activity and suppress Soviet influence, with rapid executions and mass emigration reported around Canton and Skanoon island.

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