Landis Cleared White Sox Players of Slobbering Case
Commissioner Landis exonerates all ballplayers from the 1917 White Sox Tigers scandal, finding no criminal intent or sloughing of the World Series. He notes payments linked to player achievements rather than series wagering, and mentions Gandil Risberg and others in disputed positions. Continued discussion on the trial’s details appears on page 12.
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Appeals Court Reverses Jury in Chairs Case
The appeals court yesterday reversed part of a jury verdict in the death of Mrs. Bertha Chairs’s husband. The case involved Basila Chairs and the Naprolle Railway Company. A new trial was ordered on certain aspects while other verdicts were upheld. The decision follows years of legal dispute and prior trials.
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City Sues Over Damage Claim in Local Case
The city appears as defendant in a damage suit with unclear details. Names and dates are obscured in the readable text, but the action centers on alleged injuries and responsibility. Further specifics are unreadable in the damaged OCR segment.
Portuguese Capital Battles Severe Quake Aftershock
A major earthquake hits the Portuguese capital triggering widespread damage and救 casualties. Rescue teams from national and regional agencies coordinate at key sites as officials report collapsed buildings and urgent needs for medical aid and shelter. Local residents gather in open spaces seeking information and safety.
Galles Blames Catholics For Latest Revel
Mexico City reports President Calles issues a statement accusing Mexican Catholics and the episcopate of provoking recent uprisings under a banner that calls for Christ the King. The government vows energetic action against clergy seen as guiding rebellion while warning of potential strain with the United States.
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Coffee Champ Claim Shakes Minnesota Title Claim
The world coffee drinking championship returned to Minnesota where Comstock of this city defeated the field by drinking 84 cups of coffee in seven hours. The prior record, 74 cups in eight hours, was set by He A Streety of Amarilla, Texas. After a restful night, Comstock resumed work as a porter in a barbershop.
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Man Drops Dead While Preparing for Work in Waynesboro
A man collapsed and died yesterday morning in Waynesboro while getting ready to start work at the Frick Co. factory. The incident happened near the Wig Employees’ area as investigators, including Mrs. Martha Fox of Hagerstown, examine the scene. The deceased had been in Waynesboro for the past 47 years and is reportedly survived by a spouse.
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Slayers Found Guilty in Texas Death Penalty Sought
WarWeld Texas Jan 12 A man known as Suntivo of tassel tararer confessed to slaying 13 people including his wife and eight children. A district court jury found him guilty of murder of Aldo Hassell and recommended the death penalty after a two hour deliberation. He described killing his wife and children after an alleged argument with her about their eldest daughter and claimed prior killings in California.
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Life sentence for killer of editor in Canton Ohio
McDermettony was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Don Melluti, editor of Gongton. The judge overruled a motion for a new trial. McDermettony’s remarks after sentencing were reported as defiant.
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Fight Cold in Florida
Florida farming reports describe a deep cold wave causing damage across citrus groves and ripe fruits. Frosts damaged crops from Dayton Row to clear water, with Florida stations noting significant losses in oranges, peaches, and vegetables near Miami and other areas.
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Winebrenner Sects State Official In Annapolis
A garbled report notes Winebrenner as sect ally of state affairs in Annapolis. Details are unclear but reference is made to a ceremonial or judicial process involving named individuals and a possible appointment or execution context.
Spain and Americas Nears Alignment in Memo Discourse
Fragmented text hints at Spain weighing join with American nations. References to foray, leadership figures, and policy mood suggest a discussion of alliance or unity. Specific names and places are unclear, but tone implies geopolitical realignment themes.
Arms From U S Not Mexico For Nicaragua
In Mexico City a Nicaragua official stated arms for the liberal faction aiding President Diz were shipped from the United States under State Department licenses. He claimed documentary evidence and a letter from the military commandant confirm that firms like the Ryag nun’s number Co and the Cuyamet Fruit Co operated in the Thyra vault, aiding Dr Sacasa’s government with supplies for defense.
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Police Chief Named Best Citizen by Town Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce of Chaithersburg announces the chief of police as the town’s most useful citizen. He receives a $100 prize for his service and ten years with the department are noted. The award was presented in a ceremony at the chamber offices.
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Rokhers Take Shields And Guns From Police
Fragmented OCR notes describe a chaotic scene with references to thefts, a large bank in New York, and a focus on police equipment. Names and places are garbled but imply a news item about law enforcement gear being seized and a major bank tied to the event. The text lacks clear dates or an identifiable sequence.
Influenza Epidemic Causes Tokyo Deaths Rise
Tokyo reports 2,368 influenza deaths since November across the city in the past ten days. The epidemic continues to affect mainly children as Japan endures a severe health crisis amid a passing cold season.
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Five Jurors Accepted For Pastor Murder Trial
The 12 jurors panel selected for the pastor murder case includes five jurors accepted for trial as voir dire continues. Prosecution and defense questions target reliability and religious beliefs, shaping the upcoming court proceedings.
Inaugural Excerpts Critique Federal Bureaucracy
Gov Ritchie denounces federal centralization and red tape. He frames government as a servant, warns against overbearing expenditures, and defends states rights and the Bill of Rights as essential to Maryland’s heritage and liberty. He pledges continued defense against desantism to safeguard constitutional guarantees.
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U S Property Seizure Reported in Fukien Province
A Reuters dispatch from Peking reports that Chinese forces seized American property at multiple Fukien locations including Ghaowy and other points. American authorities urged missionaries to leave certain areas and prepared for immediate departure from others.
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Woman seeks annulment of marriage in contested divorce
Betthy Lint Hot Waesworth of Downington Pennsylvania seeks an annulment from Genrke Unllingaworth claiming the union formed amid youth and under age. The petition notes the couple wed September 8 with allegations of improper threats by the wife’s attorney and no stated reason for the annulment.
Governor Altchle Fires At Federal Encroachment In Inaugural Address
Maryland Governor Albert C. Altchle denounces centralized federal authority in his inaugural message to the Maryland General Assembly. He pledges to defend state powers and the rights guaranteed by the Bill of Rights, warning against laws that curb personal liberty and the state’s autonomy. The speech frames national unity against federal overreach as a key issue in his third term.
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Annapolis Inauguration Attire Debuts Amid Festive Scene
City guests attend inauguration events in holiday outfits as crowds gather at Annapolis venues. Officials including Governor nominee Alben Canet are mentioned amid planning and ceremonial attire discussions.
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