City forces sewer connections to curb swindling gang
A city moved to compel residents and businesses to connect to the sewer system after many refused. Magistrate J. Scott Bowers ordered immediate connections or faces action. police were instructed to arrest offenders who defied city orders as officials explained the drive to place the system on a paying basis.
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Man Pleads Guilty in Girl's Murder Case in Atlanta
In Atlanta, Ga, Clauda Jaarin a former Westart Union Telegraph Company employee pleaded guilty to the murder of Vongaie and was sentenced to life imprisonment by the Superior Court on Sedya Martie day.
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Postal wage bill veto threat stalls aid package
Washington dispatch reports a heated debate over a proposed postal wage increase. The Senate passed a measure expanding the appropriation to 46 million dollars, aiming to fund a 69 million dollar wage hike, with a presidential veto risk if congressional action is rushed.
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Actress leaps four stories after warning in fire
Baltimore February 3 Actress Thanh Chidtey aged 27 leaped from a fourth story window at the Gordon Apartments during a blaze, after warning others to flee. She was found by women who carried her to Mercy Hospital where she died, with a broken arm and other injuries. The actress had arrived in the city weeks ago after a Garden Mor engagement.
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Carroll Very Ill On Eve Of Show
Karl Cuero a producer whose Hat production debuted last night at the Ausirovium Theater collapsed in a heart attack at John Hopkins Hospital. Carroll fell struck during the hour before curtain. Officials say excitement and overwork related to the play were factors.
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Charge General Electric with Trust Monopoly
Washington February 3 General Electric Company would be subjected to a federal investigation on charges of maintaining a trust monopoly in the electric world. The investigation will be conducted by the Federal Trade Commission after the Senate committee adopted a resolution proposed by Senator Norris Nebraska.
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Gonarat Blockbird Company
Gas Price Up 2 Cents In Hagerstown Area
Gas stations in Hagerstown raised the price by 2 cents per gallon today, marking the third rise in 10 days. The increase, effective in Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland, is blamed on another jump in crude oil prices and ongoing supply concerns.
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Manic individual slays two children in Pennsylvania
Walter I. Magiman, 36, at Embreeville hospital after fatally injuring his children Priscila three and Wil Vinna one in Coventryville. Doctors report he is dying within days as authorities call his condition a hunger strike and relatives gather at Malvern.
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Falls Dead After Saving Family From Burning Home
SUNHURY Pa February 3 Firemen battled flames destroying a rolling green home. Abram Gamby 60 collapsed at 11:40 after aiding his family to safety. Overexertion and grief blamed for his death as responders carried out salvage duties.
Minister Hopes to Find Missing Son In Local Search
A local search was launched today for W. S. Somerville of Moneta Van Somerville Maanpoarod from show CMN GC A two weeks ago and may involve police aid. The missing man known in GA with many friends reportedly left without telling anyone, and authorities seek leads on possible foul play.
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Banks Fleeced Nationwide in Major Fake Stock Scheme
Police and special detectives chase a wide scale banking fraud rooted in falsified stock certificates tied to GM, Bell Telephone, Gulf States Steel, Sinclair, Moline Central and New York Central. The nationwide plot allegedly ran for months with operatives coordinating the theft across Chicago New York Seattle Cleveland and San Francisco.
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Single Grave for Victims of Serious Case
Sob-stricken parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Smith mourn the loss of Mortin and her two children after a butcher knife attack near Paradiso, 60 miles west. A single grave was laid amid a village cemetery as three flowered coffins were lowered. The service, led by C. Cavers, pastor, heard the bereaved appeal for relief from the tragedy as the father, Smith, struggled with the weight of events.
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Wealthy Man Sentenced in Philadelphia Attack Case
In Mays Landing New Jersey Anthony Bullock, a wealthy resident of Wildwood, was sentenced today to prison on charges of criminally attacking Mrs. Mary A. Newman of Philadelphia. Pending his appeal, Bullock's bond of $10,000 was continued.
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Potomac Club to Hear Lafayette Temple at Dinner
Owlog to uncertainty of Senator Caraway of Arkansas, Lafayette Dy Temple of Washington will be principal speaker for the Potomac Club dinner at the Masonic Temple tomorrow night. The committee reports over 100 invitations accepted and nearly 200 expected. Members meet at the Elks Club rooms at 6 and proceed to the temple at 7 for the dinner.
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Derelict Vessel Crew Missing Off Washington Coast
A derelict steam schooner Choha with 16 crew aboard was stranded amid heavy seas off North Head, Washington, after the vessel Yveke lonse parted from the steamer Foroal King. Coast guards fear the crew may have perished in the rushing waters.
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Ice Gorges Menace To Big Bridges
Ice Gorges menace to big bridges reported with scattered names and places. The fragmentary text hints at local concerns and petitions directed to representatives in a distant capital, referencing nearby towns and districts in a historical context.
Nome Antitoxin Dilemma Amid Freezing Panic
In Nome Alaska on February 3 a terrifying plague scare spread as rumors claimed antitoxin serum had been rendered useless by freezing. Dr Curtis Welch warned the serum’s efficacy could be compromised, while health officials pressed for an emergency airplane shipment to prevent further delay.
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Colonial Hotel to Add Seven-Story Annex at Potomac and Antietam
A new seven-story annex to the Colonial Hotel at Potomac Street and Antietam Square will cost 40,000 dollars and start April 11. The addition expands to 189 rooms, making the Colonial the largest hotel in the city, with a banquet hall, coffee room, and garden spaces across its seven floors.
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Stockholders Meeting At Hagerstown Firm Ends In Loss
A disrupted stockholders meeting at The Hagerstown Rastinedg Placing Company featured confusion and a fatal incident as attendees faced a shock. A trolley accident occurred nearby. no one else was injured. A bread delivery man reported a toxic exposure nearby, with limited details available.
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Funkstown Burgess Readies Anti Dance Order Showdown Tomorrow
Funkstown authorities vow to enforce a ban on dances after a disorderly Saturday incited by a local hall event. Deputy Kovlor and Sheriff Gallagher coordinate a patrol to prevent disturbances and issue warrants to organizers and attendees connected to the planned dance at Rey Mew Hall.
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