Appeals Court To Rule On Hagerstown Light Plant Case
The Hagerstown case on a proposed electric light plant proceeds to the Court of Appeals after earlier rulings found the Public Service Commission lacking jurisdiction. Lawyers for the mayor and city contend the decision should be overturned, with the outcome potentially sending the matter to federal courts. The appeal questions the legality of the permit and commission actions, and observers await a final ruling.
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Hagerstown
Ihs
Ntlgaton
Cattell
Ballimors City
Court of Appeals
Arive
Taltime Gity Creal Court
Publicery Commission
Hieseratown
Fly Publc Services Commission
Atlornes
Murrsnd
Cowell
Dawrt Ab
Shail
Lin Wien
Lawes
Chiteles
Expresset
Mellymore City
Wapeestown
Leable Service Commission
Fragmented Death Note From Obscure Court Records
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a woman’s death by self harm, a husband, a penitentiary reference, and scattered names and places. The text is incoherent, but indicates a personal tragedy tied to legal or prison contexts, with unclear dates or roles.
Cubs Trade Two for a Pitcher
Chicago deals two players for a pitcher, amid team reshuffle rumors. Details unclear due to damaged text but involves Cubs and a pitcher acquisition. Team moves aim to bolster rotation ahead of season.
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CUBS
Head Breaks Windshield in Fractured Scene
Fragmented OCR reads as a chaotic report with names and places tangled. It references a head injury, a windshield break, and mentions of people such as Daniel Metamalwa and Vevilly Teaghiey, set near a coast and county.
Ridgely Man Is Killed By Train
A Ridgely man died after being struck by a train at a crossing during the early hours of a weekday. The incident occurred near the Westin Mens Tal depot area as the train carried freight cars. Investigators noted the victim was found on the tracks following a collision with the oncoming locomotive.
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Ridgely
Lunes
Confessed Slayer of Five Also Admits More Murders
The confession relates to a man identified as a murderer who admitted killing five people and claimed responsibility for additional slayings. Police reported ongoing investigations and noted the suspect’s detailed statements about his victims and methods, with threats of further disclosures as authorities continue interviews.
Germany Admitted To International Rotary Admitted
Fragmentary text mentions Germany and Rotary International with garbled words. No clear event, date, or names beyond these two entities. Summary reflects uncertainty due to damaged source and provides minimal entity mentions.
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Germany
International
Rotary
Lone Eagle Enjoys Ship Jaunt With Memphis Visit
Charles Lindbergh, aboard a private warship, sails with Vice Admiral Burrage toward Washington. Weather delays and cruise schedule stretch time as Lindbergh plans to greet President Coolidge and officials, with meals and crew activity shaping daily life onboard the vessel.
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Memphis
Whelese
Associated Press
Cal
Charles Lindberghs
Washington
Lnless
Burrage
Coolidge
Adis
Paris
Brussels
Boys Near Wreck Train In Alarm On Western Maryland Line
Western Maryland detectives and Constable Charles Bari investigated a near derailment caused by boys tampering with a train. They located a group of youths and planned to question them. the investigation continues as custody arrangements are prepared.
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Maryland
Usnenek
Las
Rossel
Rossel Wey, Twiitout
Wester Marylang
Charles Barihav
Anos
Radium Experts Visit Ferdinand in Murky Report
A cryptic OCR fragment describes radium experts visiting Ferdinand, with numerous garbled names and places. It mentions supervisors, meetings, and various locations such as Cray Milirite and Parke tawe ay, creating a blurry local notice with no clear outcomes.
Coolidge to Discuss Extra Session with Smoot
President Coolidge will confer with Senator Sonot of Utah tomorrow on the advisability of calling an extra senate session a little before the regular convening in December to take up flood relief and flood control issues.
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Washington
Coolidge
Sonot
Utany
Prisoners Wife Brings Relief as Man Feigns Prison Term
Budapest reports a man named Andreas Kurd fooled authorities by posing as his own son and serving a three month sentence. The judge chastised him for deception after the ruse ended. The father said the time in prison provided relief from a wife he described as making home life unbearable for 25 years.
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Budapest
Hungary
Sach
Andreas Kurd
Kurd
Bond interest may increase city tax rate
The city may raise its tax rate for the coming year to cover about 7000 dollars in water bonds and other issues floated in the past year. Alderman Howman said no exact estimate is possible until the taxable base is set. Taxpayers will face a minimum rate increase while expenses may be cut in other departments to hold costs down. The taxable base is expected to rise despite substantial property removals, including the new market house site. City Tax Collector Downs said assignments are being compiled and the base will be ready in about a week.
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Jwater
Aldger Howman
Uial
Marnet House
Downs
Morris Guider Seeks Divorce
Morris Guider seeks divorce in a court hearing marked by unsettled custody issues. The case names Mr and Mrs George Gallier as former guardians, with details incomplete as attorneys hold possession of papers and the defendant’s answer is described in brief terms.
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Morris Guider
Naan
George Gallier
Teealle
Mer Denren
Guider
Alex
Mildiwil Mons
Arran
Air romance ends and girl returns home
In Los Angeles a commercial aviator Ladotte’s flying elopement with society girl Mise Burke unraveled as Burke refused charges and prepared to return to San Diego. Deputies tracked the plane over the city while Burke, angered, rejected elopement and stayed near the oasis with Burke’s brother and Miss Burke’s father’s contact in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Charles Ladotte
Mise Noireen Burke
San Diego
Lochinvar
Lavoie
Miss Burke
Steen
Miss Larke
Steevnto
Lalotte
Miss Bureva
Pronige
Mary Baar
H.R. Rovie
Lafotte
San’ Diego
Palms
Coturada
Oasis
Filwood Tloxd
Ladatte
Soviet envoy assassinated by monarchist in Poland
A monarchist shooter killed Soviet Minister M Wojker on the way to Moscow in Warsaw. The minister died in hospital after eight shots were fired as he left a train. The assassin was detained at Kupis Kreeda. Diplomatic rift followed as London reported the incident amid rapid ministerial dispatches and conflicting notes.
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Poland
M Wojker
Moscow
Lake 18
Dsearuhl Medel
Rouveda
Mi Wojkot
Accempany
A. C. Rayengola
London
Moai
M. Tosengel
Soviet Russi
Youth shoots self in body near Abelon hospital
Fragmented report details a 12 to 14 year old youth, Clarence Hut, of Ashton, attempting suicide with a 22 caliber pistol at a farm near Clearspelling. He was rushed to the hospital of Fovelock in serious condition after the self inflicted wound to the breast, with one bullet puncturing a limb and one missing. Relatives say the boy recently faced surgery for appendicitis and had resisted hospital care before consent was given. The article also mentions other local incidents including a confession to jewel theft and a plane incident, plus a broken ankle from a fall near Sheepeby Fell.
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Ington Chanity Hospital
Clarence Hut
Aeblon
Clearspelng
Paul
Fovelock
Ian Vow
J. Lawrence Hui
Ashton
Ly Og
Flyers Welcome Berlin Crowd On Transatlantic Flight
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine landed at Tempelhofer field Berlin after completing their interrupted flight from Roosevelt Field New York. The pair flew from Kettbus Brandenburg then to Berlin amid a cheering crowd. Ambassador Schurmann praised them as messengers of goodwill and invited them to the American embassy. They were also honored as honorary citizens of Kolchuss.
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Tempelhofer
Berlin
Clarence Chamberlin
Chaves Levine
Tempelhofer Airfield
Roosevelt Field
N.Y
Kettbus
Brandenburg
Kiwas al Kibge
Wetthus
Columbia
Miers
Eiseben
New York
Chamberlain
Bertin
Sottaus
Germany
America
Charles Levine
Rhery
Aince
Housewell Field
Kolchus
International aviation tour announced by Clarence Chambertin
London June 7 Reuters reports Clarence Chambertin will not return to the United States. He plans an airplane tour of Europe visiting Paris Vienna and London. The statements hint at broader aviation power discussions and a shift in postwar air policy.
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London
Awe
AI Reuters
CeIn
Sys
Marion Power
Amerie Foxation
Dartiernons
Othderstand
Thetlex
Hos
Marloes In
Chine
Low Advocate
Choines
Bea
Wis
Pestue
Reuter
Herlin
Clarence Chambertin
United States
Europe
Ducits
Pagie
Vienna
Bellanca Ocean Plane Plan Promises Forty Seats Each Trip
Bellanca organizes an ocean plane venture proposing craft that would carry forty passengers per journey. Details describe high speed air travel with envisioned berths, extended routes, and a total travel time near ten to twelve hours, aiming for rapid cross ocean service.
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Bellanca
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