Young Slayer Escapes Chair In Pennsylvania Case
Jon Buved, 27, from Hartuburg, was sentenced to life in state prison for killing his grandmother over $50. The execution had been scheduled for next Tuesday but was commuted by the State Board of Pardons yesterday. The youth said he was relieved life was spared but feared the ruling would label him insane and send him to an asylum.
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New Busses Ordered By Blue Ridge Transportation Co
Three misses of the standard reluxa type were ordered yesterday by the Blue Ridge Transportation Co. which operates buses across Western Maryland and neighboring states. The buses are in addition to other equipment recently ordered and four more similar buses ordered months ago are due to arrive soon and be put into service. The company now has a fleet of ten of these buses and plans to standardize the entire system's equipment.
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Action Taken by Coolidge and War Dept Debate
The article reports on possible presidential resignation acceptance, affecting Colonel Mitchell's civilian rights. War Department officials would back resignation if tied to separating the air service from the Army for the good of the service, signaling tolerance limits on government pressure within Army offices. Also mentions a Moscow slang term fordize and a long wave of The Star Spangled Banner heard in Moscow after a Schenectady origin.
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Two Speeders Detained in City Police Speeding Drive
Patrolmen Ambrose and Saylor arrested two speeders yesterday as part of a police drive. R. F. Gallagher was fined 16 dollars for speeding and 39 dollars for no cratera card, while Edwin W. Bichell was released for trial on speeding and reckless driving charges.
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First Residents Arrive At Odd Fellows Home Frederick
The first residents received at the 41 State Odd Fellows Home in Frederick include Mrs. Augusta Bathgele of Baltimore and Mrs. Jane Eligabeth Hik idee of Cambridge. Directors expect 10 to 12 more at today’s meeting, with up to 280 residents planned as the Home opens under temporary supervision by Grand Secretary William A. Jones and local director Robert A. Bennett.
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SLAIN WOMAN RICHER THAN HER SLAYER
A troubled speech reveals a man recounting a murder, warning two young prisoners to stay faithful to their spouses. He describes slipping into infidelity, killing a woman after a quarrel, attempting to revive her, and the subsequent ruin of his life and marriage as he hid the body.
Deaths Mary Elizabeth Tracey of Rearg and Bystie
Obituary notice for Mary Elizabeth Tracey detailing death at home after long illness. Survived by several siblings and relatives listed in terse, fragmentary lines. Interment to be at Browdfoy or nearby funeral site with services noted.
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Radio fans hail improved international broadcasts surge
New York January 27 radio enthusiasts report better reception during early week tests after aurora currents and other interference. Listeners across San Francisco Denver Omaha Cardiff and other cities captured signals from Madrid Buenos Aires Vienna Lima Prague Hamburg Berlin Brussels and more as foreign stations prepared further broadcasts tonight.
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Plumbers Protest Cartoons in Wattabury
The Master Plumbers Association plans to protest cartoons and jokes they say hinder the trade from rising to a true profession. The action signals discontent with public depictions affecting their standing and standards in Wattabury.
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No opinion yet on Municipal Light plant case
The Court of Appeals released no opinion on the Municipal Light plant case yesterday. Annapolis dispatches offered no timing for a ruling and suggested a decision may come later in the week. The focal case remains on the docket and the court may depart from its normal order in presenting cases.
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Coldest stretch in mornings with rising daytime warmth
The record shows temperatures the past mornings fell near zero with a drop in the early hours and a rapid rise through the day. Rain is forecast for today as a new weather front approaches the region.
Hundreds Offer Plans to End Anthracite Mine Strike
In Philadelphia five hundred people and organizations proposed plans to end the anthracite strike. James A. Gorman said submissions came from across the country, many from individuals, but most plans were impractical or unworkable. Negotiations remain stalled behind closed doors as miners reject proposals.
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Clubbed Migs Dorothy Barton by Toledo Attacker
Dorothy Barton, 20, is the latest victim in Toledo’s clubber assaults. The assailant struck near her limbs, fled, and Barton is recovering as police investigate the pattern and other injuries reported in the city.
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Public Service Commission Confirms Bus Lines Sale
Baltimore January 28 Public Service Commission confirms sale of Lowly Slocum Bus Lines operator on the Eastern Shore to Het Star Motor Cashes Inc The gas price listed as 49000 The line runs between Cambridge and Salisbury, Maryland.
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Vanderbilt Collects Damages After Dog Kills Son
Newport Jan 20. William M Vanderbilt has collected $40 from the city after a dog killed 24 of his senses.
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Maryland Diocese Conference Opens in Baltimore
The Maryland Diocese of the Protestant Episcopal Church began a preliminary session at the Pro-Cathedral in Baltimore with 200 delegates at St Michael and All Angels Church. The annual convention opened at the Cathedral of the Incarnation with Bishop Murray presiding, over a hundred lay and clergy delegates from every parish. J. D. Myers departed on a business trip to Philadelphia and New York for about a week or ten days.
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