British destroyers dispatched to Hankow amid foreign unrest
Dispatch reports from Hankow and Nanking describe British destroyers Vindletive Carlisle and Wishart reaching Hankow as tension grows over anti foreign agitation. A German citizen was wounded in protests and officials indicate Chinese military circles struggle to maintain order as foreign concessions face violent anti foreign actions.
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Hhong Kong
Vindletive
Carlisle
Wishart
Hankow
Beyteyos
Peking
Dellish
Uhayas
Cantonesa
Laecomeralow
Andér-Wag
Lobio Climnage
Destructive High Tension Wire Damage Strikes Home
A residents home on Marry W. Kaylor recently suffered total electrical system destruction after a high tension line fault caused heavy voltage surges. The occupants were frightened as burning wiring and melted fixtures were reported, with extensive damage to the residence’s interior wiring.
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Marry W. Kaylor
Antony
Merger Dissolves Wherry Wherry Moelonist Market Pact
A partnership involving Murray G Woems and Wherry Yeverblod at Mont Market has been dissolved. The dissolution ends their co venture as they move separate operations away from the West Bad region amid shifting business ties.
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Murray G. Woems
Hie Moelonist
Mont Market
Lave
Mino
Wehesa
Americans Besieged in Hankow Area Report
Washington dispatch estimates 200 or more Americans in Hankow area near Wuchang across the river. Additional American war vessels moved toward Hankow vicinity to protect nationals and evacuation if needed. Consulate at Hankow questions extraterritorial rights tied to a concession ceded after treaty changes.
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Washington
Ttlu
Hankow
Wuchang
Frankow
Hankery
Augelan
Hurstens
Smith urges return of harmless drinks in annual message
In his annual address to the legislature governor Smith calls on Congress to move quickly to restore the intoxicating beverages long enjoyed by the public. He supports modifications to hard stem pet and insists existing laws must be enforced to maintain order and peace, warning he will remove officials who fail to enforce statutes.
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Abbany
Ayal Fn
Nrnor Smith
Congresa
Man Struck by Auto Injuries in City Intersection
An accident at the corner of Washington and Walnut in Victor Show Maryland left Wik Timm Miller severely injured after his automobile struck a pedestrian. The victim required stitches and was hospitalized after the Saturday evening incident, with witnesses noting the car appeared to strike the man as he walked near the curb.
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Wik Timm
Miller
Washington
Walnut
Alreals
Victor
Maryland
Bobur
Canaider Wily
Nispdt
Ground To Death In Nearby Military Machinery Incident
An unusual report describes a fatal incident involving machinery in a nearby military area. Names and details are fragmented but indicate a death during work or handling of equipment at a facility near Lisson Town. Further readable elements reference individuals Royer and Dollene Chasmhersburg with unclear roles.
Olidge Stands Put Against Move To Build More Warships
President Calvin Coolidge opposes a plan to expand the U S Navy with additional warships. The administration faced political pressure as critics argued for a stronger fleet, while officials emphasized prudent defense spending and naval restraint amid global tensions. The debate involved key figures and proposed funding measures, with public and congressional reaction shaping the wartime policy outlook.
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Oolidge
Murder Trial Reveals Motive in Hempstead Killing
Police say Catherine Gallaway was murdered on Long Island after tensions over a daughter’s divorce. Webster, the son in law, confessed claiming the victim threatened to urge divorce and interfered when he tried to take his year old son from the Gallaway home.
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Catherine Gallaway
Hempstead
Long Island
Alo Ly
Mureld
Webster
Mia
Gullaway
Woman Takes Paris Green in Despondent Act
A 72 year old woman, Mrs Marenre Fy Keoter of Thiemont, committed death by self poisoning with Paris green. Her daughter Miss Mary Keyler was ill in bed at the time. After ingesting the poison she went to a nearby house where a neighbor advised her, hours later, to seek help.
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Marenre Fy Keoter
Thiemont
Mary Keyler
Char Aleter
Alten Eyler
Wnat
Senators to Question Kellogg on Nicaragua Policy
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will invite Secretary Kellogg to testify on American military actions in Nicaragua. The session drew the largest Senate attendance in years as Wheeler of Montana proposed immediate withdrawal of American forces.
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Washington, Jan
Kellogg
Aps
Semits Foreign Relations Committee
Nicaragua
Wheeler
Petitions for Three New Schools Presented to Board
Petitions for three new schools were presented to the School Board in yesterday afternoon’s meeting. Residents seek approval for building plans authorized in the current session, with discussions noting wood framing and Pine street areas as potential sites.
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Trae Pines
Miller Heldin Sing Bond At Grand Jury
Edward Miller was arrested while attempting to break into Modern Dry Cleaning Company. He faces charges for a robbery tied to the Royal Woolen Mills store and was held in default of $10,000. Police say Miller, with accomplices, staged a spree of robberies in recent weeks, including the theft of Donald Martin's overcoat scarf and cash. The car used was found near the dry cleaning plant. Miller claims past activity in New Jersey and Pennsylvania and was confronted by Hasty Castle and Davis at the scene. Continued on page 10.
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Tls Tuarhing
Edward Miller
Royal Woolen Mills
Wan
Judy J. Sealt Bowers
New
Miller
Hagerstown
Ttla
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Glibers Hasty
Castle
Davis
Miler
Biller
Gul
Eggs Hatched After 14 Week Preservation Process
London reports a new method preserving eggs for 14 weeks with no taste impact. A. G. Stabeback demonstrates the technique claiming fruit can stay fresh for months using a harmless liquid. The process involves carrying items in this liquid as claimed by chemists.
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London
A. G. Stabeback
Burden
Isa
Protests Demand Enforcement in State Gaming Commissions
Local sportsmen pressure the State Gand Commission to enforce gaming and hunting laws. The report cites chaos at Wilamspert and Sinittietlies, with mentions of Keyes and McPherson in related cases, and notes a new notary appointment amid ongoing legal motions and heated public actions.
Man recalls leap from Delaware River bridge
Walter B. Church recounts his attempt to end his life by jumping from a bridge into the Delaware River. He describes a sudden change of mind mid fall, the sensation of speed, and the moment of impact as he hit the water, leaving him uncertain how he was rescued.
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Philadelphia
Delaware
Walter B. Church
Aly
Church
Joséph Statsic
Lave
1926 DUI Arrests Rise In Waynesboro Report
Waynesboro records show 26 more arrests for intoxication in 1926 than 1925 as noted by the Potions I department. The article cites prior year figures with references to Worty Hersons and other individuals and suggests a trend of increased drunkenness during 1926.
Maryland Budget Proposals Include Road Funds and Tax Reform
Gov Ritchie endorses a wide range of measures from gasoline tax increases to fund road and bridge construction to a federal estate tax repeal memo. The plan lists allocations for state normal schools penal institutions tuberculosis sanatoria and military department while opposing state and federal constitutional amendments and expanding public service powers. The note details a state loan of 8.4 million dollars with specific line items for roads bridges normal schools and hospitals among others.
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Iowa
Uom
Aicanta
Ace
Chesapeake Bay
Marilinel
Chesapeake
Conservation Commission
Nyxter
Protect Breen
Maryland
Virginia
Public Service Commission
Ivolatead
Seeey-Ees
University of Maryland
Annapolis Amergency
St. Mary's Femme Semitary
Ouy
Calvert
Ees
U S Marines to be landed in Nicaragua for protection
Washington reports say American marines have been ordered to Managua to guard the American legation. Dispatches indicate a landing at Corinto or in progress and 160 marines aboard the U S Galveston may move toward Managua. Officials say the action protects lives property and treaty rights amid political unrest in Nicaragua.
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U.S
Nicaragua
Washington
Jan
America
Managua
Kellogg
Corlito
Nicaragaa
State Department
Titailas
Thare
White House
Coolidge
United States
Marites Jts
U. S
Galveston
Corinte
Diaz
Latimer
Tas
Amerieen Legation
iMag
General Assembly Convenes at Noon in Annapolis
Maryland's 1927 General Assembly opens at noon with Dudley Row of Queen Anne’s County presiding as acting president of the Senate and J. Milton Patterson of AttorCounty as House speaker. Melitusit of Baltimore County chosen Senate president, E. Brooke Ler of Montgomery County House speaker. party leaders seek to avoid costly special election.
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Annapolis
Maryland
General Assembly
Gon
Crathirrs
Senate
Albert J. Abmocey
House of Dalegaton
Washington
Danbridge
Mass
Dudley G. Row
Queen Amie's
Frederick Les Cobourne
Lhirford County
Genuril
Selectail Incis
David G. Mc Tntash
Baltimore County
Benatar Alexander Trngner
Washington County
Atmos
Uae
Ju J. Milton Patterson
Atorany County
Hrooke Deel
Montgomery
E. Hrooke Ler
Montgomery County
House of Delegates
Alexander T. Iagner
Apper House
Chimney Fire Reported Amid Smoldering Debris Near Avenel
A smoky morning incident near Avenel Bowesi involved a chimney fire at the bow of Mite ton Stowter. Emergency crews responded swiftly and authorities investigated the cause while dampening remaining embers.
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Avenel Bowesi
Maryland General Assembly Finance Plan Outlined by Governor
Governor Albert Ritchie outlined a broad finance plan for Maryland's 1929 session, stressing tax relief, a steady rise in assessed bases, and a focus on Chesapeake Bay seafood, roads, and public works. He recommended a two year general construction loan of 3,410,000 and a total budget around 22.48 million, with road and bridge funding and careful fiscal management amid rising debt service.
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Annapolis
Mary+ land
Staday
Aluert
Ci Altehia
Jfo
Chesapeake Bay
Hitchie
Rite
Ita
Boll
Ioan
Catholics Led Revolt Against Mexico Rumored Fatalities
Fragmented reports claim Catholics led a revolt in Mexico with many killed or injured. Dispatches place the action near Te Puente, Coahuila, amid clashes that included assaults on workers and seizures of horses, with authorities investigating and regional combatants blamed.
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Mexico
Menigo Gity
Mosico
Baleillo
al Suttote
Atala
Coahuila
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