Disposal of farm relief bill hinges on Coolidge
Washington feb 18 the ne ary maugen farm relief bill is up to president Coolidge final action rests with him after house approved the bill in the same form as Senate sent it to the White House unclear position among leaders and cabinet deliberations expected before any pronouncement Cooleridge likely to wait for Jardine and other cabinet members before acting
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
House
Senate
Aach Mambar
Rao
Goolidge
Jardine
Gillies Of Bullet Wound While Favorite Selection Is Played
Mary D Bowen 19 of National near Cumberland died of self inflicted bullet wound in her breast during request to hear her favorite aria Indian Love Call from Rose Marie. She had suffered melancholy after a prior automobile accident last year fracturing her skull.
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Mary D. ‘Bowen
National
Cumberland
Murderer Charles Albrecht Sentenced for Dempsey Girl Death
New York February 18. Charles Albrecht age 22 was sentenced to die in the electric chair the week of March 28 for the murder of seven year old Veronica Dempsey on November 3. He was convicted Tuesday after confessing to slaying the girl at the Dempsey home following her rebuff. The mob scene surrounding the case fueled public outrage.
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New York
Charles Albrecht
Lo Dia
Electivic Abair
Veronica Dempnay
Albrecht
Subway
Dempsey
Spinl
Kansas
Gott testifies in Daugherty trial over $7 million Metal assets
Senator Guy D Gott of West Virginia took the stand in the Daugherty Miller trial and claimed responsibility for the claims concerning the $7,000,000 impounded assets of the American Metal Company. In a weak voice he said Harry M Daugherty never spoke to him about the claims and that he would have ordered anyone who did out of his office.
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Guy D. Gott
West Virginia
Daugherty-Miller
American Metal Company
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Daugherty
Miter
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Jess Smith
Jase Smith
Daugharty
Milster
Smith
Dog Saved From Cave Dies From Pneumonia
A fox hound rescued after a day trapped in a cave died from pneumonia. The dog endured eleven hours of confinement as rescuers worked through the night to free it. In other news, Chaplin wins tilt as the Los Angeles District Court of Appeals blocks alimony payments to his estranged wife.
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Pnewmonia
Ghaplin
TILT
District Court of Appeals
Los Angeles
Charlo Chaplin
Mother in Law Slayer Sentenced Delayed After Escape Hope
In Eola Nevada Webster, known as the mother in law killer, faced a murder verdict tied to the 1890s case. The judge remarked on luck escaping the chair as the sentencing schedule was unclear. jurors spent hours deliberating while testimony touched family tensions and alleged abuse before delays.
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Webster
Deadly Tornado Rips Louisiana and Mississippi
A violent tornado struck parts of Louisiana and Mississippi on February 8, leaving at least 33 dead and scores injured. Fatalities occurred at Newellton, Pleasant Hill, and near Lake Bruin with extensive property damage and multiple family losses. Widespread destruction disrupted towns from Pleasant Hill to Leaf with downed wires hampering full casualty counts.
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Newellton
Mississippi-Louisigna Fine
Rove Hill
Ol Field
Pleasant Hill
Lazing Prisk
Louianna-Texas
St. Joseph
Texas
Lake Bruin
Nachitoches
Leaf
Miss
Collins
Migs
Covingian County
Leal
Pleasant Hil
L Wis
Eight Killed In Mississippi Town Tornado Toll Rises
A Mississippi town near Rose Hill suffered eight fatalities when a tornado struck about 9 30 p m on Thursday. Dr Dudley Stennin of Newton and three other doctors confirmed the deaths and injuries as responders worked the scene along the Rose Hill area near Meridian.
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Mississippi
Waridlan
Rose Hill
Dudley Stennin
Newton
Merdian
Stennig
Williamsport double apartment robbery reported
In Williamsport two apartments in the Hurd building were robbed yesterday afternoon while the residents were away. The Lewis and Higgins households lost clothing, robes, jewelry, rings, and money totaling about $80. Police are investigating leads.
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Lewis
Higgins
Higging
Fire destroys Statesville Furniture Plant No. 2 in Carolina
A blaze at Statesville Furniture Company's factory No. 2 in Statesville N C caused about 300000 dollars in damage. Authorities suspect spontaneous combustion sparked the early morning fire. The incident prompted investigators to examine the scene for a definitive cause.
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Statesvilus
N.C
Statescile Furniture Company
No Agreement Likely In Mine Wage Dispute
Fatinee of the Miami coal wage negotiations and early adjournment were forecast today by Marman 5. Perry of Mlinots, a member of the subcomputtes aD. notated a work out 4 new WREB Agreement for the venerat sae pati tive felit.
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Fatinee
Miami
Marman
Perry
Mlinots
Subcomputtes Ad
Thunderstorm Today Marks Second Storm of Week
A second thunderstorm in three days moved across the county early this morning, with a twenty minute shower accompanying the main event. Residents note the storm was stronger than typical February activity and hint at a forthcoming vernal shift despite a cold wave from the West threatening much colder conditions and rain tonight and tomorrow.
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Norchural
Thie County
Peraong
Lesa Trust
Barges Adrift In Fog With Score On Board
Two of three barges reported adrift twenty miles off here have been located and anchored near the five fathom lightship. The remaining barge is believed to be in the vicinity of the tug Ballenus. Nean and Vorsey have purchased the grocer store and will continue the business with their hor hyo stoves in the city.
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Oath
W.J
Five Fathom
Addison
Coast Guard
Nean
Vorsey
Akron crew of 86 lost in gale near Kiger
Manila Tob. 28 (P) All hands lost aboard the Admiral Line freight ship Akron and its crew of 86 after sinking near Kiger, Guar, in a gale. Akron sailed from Tatupandan, Negroland, July 9, bound for Atlantic ports via the Panama Canal, under Captain C Schneichardt. Names of survivors not available.
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Admiral Line Frotehter
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Kiger
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Neprogaland
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Panama Canal
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Newerew
27 Blacksnakes Found In Nest Near Mountain Job Site
While digging post holes for Potomac Edison Co. at Mountain between Rankle's Hill and Blue Ridge Summit, William Roy and Harry Linton uncovered 27 blacksnakes ranging from two and a half to four and a half feet. Twenty three were found in a nest. the reptiles were lively and attempted to swarm out of the hole but were dispatched.
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Rankle's Hill
Blue Ridge Summit
Potomac Edison Co
William
Roy
Harry Linton
Ons
Young farmer badly burned in early fire incident
Marian Shank a 27 year old farmer at Daniel J Middlekanit farm Cearfoss Pike was rushed to Washington County Hospital in critical condition after a coal oil stove explosion set his kitchen ablaze. Neighbors formed a bucket brigade and Western Enterprise Company aided in controlling the fire. Shank’s wife and child are listed. another local resident, Mrs Ethel Hobson, was burned in a similar incident ten days earlier.
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Daniel J. Middlekanit
Cearfoss Pike
Washington County Hospital
Shank
H. R. Kretzer
Ebila
Ethel Hobson
Dawn No. 4
Cantonese Drive Toward Shanghai Advances Amid Retreats
Feb 18 dispatch reports Cantonese forces retreating toward Shanghai as a northern nationalist push falters. Cantonese troops seize Hongchow, cut the Hangchow route, and approach the Lower Yangtze defenses while missionary activity and emigre movements are noted in nearby areas.
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Shanghai
Sun Chuanfang
Hongchow
Yangtze Valley
Shuanghai
Maogeiow
Grand Jury Indicts Finkenbender and Linton in Embezzlement Case
Rochester Place garage employee Gsvid Finkenbender is indicted for embezzlement for diverting funds and failing to provide an accounting. Four additional indictments are issued against Baltimore youth Thomas R. Linton. State's Attorney Ballentine reports the grand jury will continue work until Tuesday of next week.
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British Hopeful That Agreement Is Possible
British officials express cautious optimism after cabinet discussions in London as talks with Chinese leaders and Cantoneses officials proceed. The report notes foreign ministers and envoys seeking accord amid ongoing regional tensions and regulatory measures.
Unclear OCR fragment on Texas figures and amnesty repeal
Fragmentary text mentions Texas, amnesty repeal, and names Fergusor and Hiltora in a garbled context. Unable to determine concrete event, date, or outcome from the readable portions.
Delegations at Annapolis Discuss Annexation Question
Delegations from Williamsport and Washington County attended week long talks in Annapolis to oppose a large area annexation bill. Petitions against the proposition were filed while another faction supported the measure, which had its first reading in the House. The outcome remains uncertain amid heavy lobbying.
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Fac
Wong
Williamsport
Annnapolis
Washington County
Bill St
Annapolis
Fiancee Sees Father Drive Knife In Body
Charlen Ward 25 was fatally stabbed in a Baltimore county fight early today by Edward Shipley father of a girl Ward planned to wed within a week. Shipley later found in a deserted shack after the fatal assault. Frances Ward, a witness, aided police in the investigation. Ward lived at Edgewood. Shipley a Franklinville stationary engineer. The incident followed a hard cider party and a car ride from Edgewood to the scene where the struggle ended with a knife attack. Ward died minutes after reaching a hospital.
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Baltimore
Charlen Ward
Edward Shipley
Ward
Baltimore County
Wart
Shipley
Francea Shipley
Polite
Frances
Ther
Ray
Franklinvitte
Edgewood
Francis
Shipley Alighett Sedal
Jury Disagrees In Suit Against Ward Over Death
The jury in the 74090 dollar damage suit by Clarence Peters against Walter Ward failed to reach a verdict. Peters, killed in May 1922, was found near the Kenicqu Reservoir. Ward, son of Walter Ward, admitted the shooting claiming self defense amid blackmail claims. Ward had been indicted and acquitted in 1933 on related charges.
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Hiiridge
Peters
Havarbitl
Mass
Waiter
Ward
Clarence
Tve
Kensicu Reservoir
Young Ward
Walter G. Ward
Nole
Dieu
Ice Nips Budding Trees Across Midwest States
Winter storm delivers sleet and freezing rain from Kansas to Texas and the Mississippi Valley. Widespread icy conditions strand travelers and maroon motorists while crews work to free stalled trains and vehicles.
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