Society Vindicated but a Girl Mother Pays Dearly
Virginia Swain reports a dramatic tale from Red Bank of Roga Stable defying society by having a baby born at home. The mother endures public scorn as her child dies at birth while the plot contrasts respectable motherhood with primal maternal force. Christine Sta bid represents the antiheroine side, facing a world that shuns naked motherhood yet clings to social propriety. Continued on Page 12.
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Virginia Swain
Red Bank
N. J
Marth
Roga Stable
Roea
Spartatr
Christine Sta
Hoga
Christine
Geery
Abe Croates
Tissinia
Christile
Christie
Wal
Sue
Damage suit settled over city fence blocking garages
The damage suit by Burton Seild Knecht against the Mayor and Council ended in a settlement this morning. Knecht claimed the city allowed a neighboring property owner to build a fence that blocked four rear garages on his property. He agreed to waive all damages if the city would cover the narrow strip of land needed by the adjacent owner. The jury was excused until Monday as Judge Wagenlai explained settlement points amid complicated issues. Attorneys J A Wollinger and Bruce Lighner represented the Knechtas. the panel was dismissed pending resumption.
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Darmage Anit
Burton Seild- Knecht
Jury
Hebild- Knecht
Fomac Utyael
Mgr
Bebndknecht
Webster Gron
Wageniai
J. A. Wollinger
Bruce Lghiner
Iknachta
Meiday
Mail fraud case nets several arrests in Chicago
Postal inspectors uncovered a large mail fraud scheme involving nearly a thousand victims and about a million dollars hidden in land investments. Henry J. Fras Hehe G and Tosemy Devord were arrested as authorities charged multiple defendants, many of whom were registered residents of Hinots and O19 with intent to defraud.
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Chigago
Yoon Mo Treans
Henry J. Fras Hehe G
Tosemy Devord
Regicante Af
Nailer Inapac
Freight car vending halted by commission ruling
State commission ruled that vending of fruits from freight cars disrupts rail service and risks theft and delays. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad halted the practice months ago and now this action is upheld. Local merchants long protested fruit peddling from cars near stores and residences citing nuisance and unsafe handling.
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Aigmeres Commission
Raillway Company
Carnalin Res
Parsons
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Lave
Cate Fisee
County road completion urged by new county board
John M. Marshall chair of the State Roads Commissions warned residents that the Cavetown-Beaver Creek road started last year must be completed by the new County Commissioners. He denied reports of opposition and noted the unfinished section remains in poor condition in several spots.
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Cavetown
Beaver Creek
Board of County Commissioners
Ths Andevatood
John MM. Masiall
States Roada Cormals
Aston Haa
Wong
Prevent Board of County Cousmlesiauers
Ofa Board
Pasunbla
Admits Slayers Of Boy Knew It Wrong
In Chicago on March 9 14 percent the defendant admitted today that when Harold J Croan struck Walter Schmidt in December he would have done what the right thing was. The court heard testimony as the case progressed with the defendant acknowledging wrongdoing.
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Slayers of
Guicago
Lealst
Evoyeeraminauios
Harold J. Croan
Walter Schmidt
Maeksmith
Georgia Peach Crop Hit Hard By Weather In North Georgia
An Associated Press report from Athens, Georgia notes that a late season frost and warm spells damaged the peach crop in north Georgia, causing concern among Washington County growers who faced years without a proper crop. Farmers hope a normal yield returns this year after last year’s glut pressured prices. The mild February weather did little to move the crop, but March warmth followed by April frosts may affect fruit yields in the valley.
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North Georgia
Associated
Dlepatenen
Washington County
Associated Press
Athens
State College of Agriculture
Perch Groware
Georgia
Human chain aids dying man in Chicago hospital
Albert Frick, 23, lies unable to breathe for three days due to diaphragm paralysis as doctors attempt artificial respiration. A crowd of 1059 supporters formed a living chain around his bed while 24 physicians and attendants labor to sustain him, two at a time applying rhythmic chest compressions.
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Chicago
Albert Frick
Land of the Living
Urick
Phyatelans
Mau
Canton Mob Loots Canton in Shanghai Crisis
Shanghai scene shows mob action as Cantonese forces seize town. Mrs British cruiser Eueyard ferries? passengers to riverbank while American destroyers Preble and Now assist evacuation. Foreign women and children stranded aboard steamer Utwo as authorities assess return risk. Evacuations previously completed for many noncombatants amid tense occupation.
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Shanghai
Eueyard
Wubi
Utwo
Whch
Preblema
Nautlog
Chotiang
Kiuktang
Wahu
Mesmerism to Be Tried Over Radio Tonight
Boston broadcast planned with Prof Gerald Fitzgibbon on WBZ WEZA at six. Three subjects, two in Boston and one in Springfield, will be hypnotized live to test post hypnotic effects including laughter tears catalepay and temporary paralysis of the left arm under scientists observation.
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Boston
Bayedian
Radio 18
Gerald Fitzgibbon
Weatinghouse
WBZ
WEZA
Springfield
Fitzgitbone
Bootleggers Refuse to Name Source in Court Term
Bootleggers plead guilty or were convicted at the February term of court. They refuse to divulge the whiskey sources sold. One man offered to talk but grew tired and spun a wild tale. Officials say fear of consequences keeps informants silent. Police note bootleggers share a fraternity akin to other professions.
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Becenia
J Wild
Drunks Crowd Court in Maryland Theatre Alley Incident
In city court Justice Middlehaut arraigned Samus and Leon Rigeout and others on drunkenness and carrying a concealed weapon after a disturbance in the Maryland Theatre alley. Fines ranged from 10 to 20 dollars as officers intervened during the patrol. One man with a large knife faced danger to Officer Hasty before restraint by Baughman and Hoover.
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Samus
Leon Rigeout
Maryland Theatre Alley
Jett Oi
Justice Middlehaut
Baughman
Hoover
Morang
Lis Negrdes
Ross Poffenberger
J. Rinehart
Leroy Hoffman
Rinehart
Ambrose and
Reynolds
Poffenberger
Hofman
Death of a boy ends trip after basketball game
Coroner's Jury ruled that a 19 year old boy from Burlington Junction ended his trip by self harm after a high school basketball game. The fragment mentions Shenandoah Iowa area and military or political references, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Shenandoai
Towa
Marti
Ff Upi
Galen Manes
Sertor
Burlington Junction
Modj Echool
Einkind A
Aor
Toda
Toll Of Japanese Quake Mounts Across Tokyo Area
The American Red Cross urged aid to Japan after Monday's Central Japan earthquake. Latest reports list 2,276 killed and 3,441 injured with thousands more feared dead. Destruction includes 3,608 homes burned, 3,311 damaged, and 3,657 damaged by the quake. The death toll rose from 1,699 to potential totals up to 6,000 as reports updated. Local minister questioned official death figures in the Diet.
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Iwendiated
Washington
Freddent Coolidge
Red Grows Tong
Japan
Drewster
Okyo
Hone Ofice
Tokyo
U S Sympathy Sent to Japanese Ambassador
Acting Secretary Grew dispatched sympathy from the American government and people to the Japanese Ambassador for the earthquake disaster in Japan. The message conveyed condolences and concern, noting reports of widespread suffering and the ruination of Siyazu and Minega damaged by the quake. Communications were disrupted, and further details were incomplete.
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Warrington
State Department
Japan
Denial of Reading R R Right Of Leasing Proposal
The railroad commission denied the Reading Company’s proposed lease of public inter urban and terminal rights. The decision warned the acquisition would seriously restrict eastern rail competition and place New England under a single trunk line system controlled by Reading.
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Washington
Compatitios J
New England
Trunk Inc
Baltimore
Woman Dead by Own Hand on New Jersey Beach
Miley Marjory Clark of Pittsburgh and Washington was found dead on a Cape May beach. State police say she committed suicide after her funds depleted. A coroner's jury backed murder doubt. diary notes mention inheriting money would end her life.
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Cape May
N. J
Miley Marjory Clark
Pittshursh
Washington
Ataté
Henry B. Ware
Arl
Miss Clark
Autojacks Mess at View. Two Cars Stolen Nearby
Police report multiple car thefts and suspicious activity in the city. H P Smith’s Overland and Russell M Aitawer’s vehicle near 100 East North Street were tied to thefts, while Hoffman's garage saw a forage theft. A missing Colt car from Prod C Wright Jr’s property was recovered. Court action to halt revival of The Captive faced police opposition. February payroll checks are due today for city and county school staff.
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H. P. Smith
Russell M. Aitawer
East North Street
Hoffman
Gar Arma
Cyglo
Prod
C. Wright
Jragg Avenue
Halfway Club Plans Water System and Fire Protection
The Halfway Civic Club, in a large meeting led by president Robert B. Snyder, outlined plans to secure water from the Potomac River for domestic use and fire protection, with discussions on fire hose reels and improving fire safety. They also considered a new community building, possible property acquisition, and a study of Friendship Union Church property for future use, noting Halfway’s growing needs.
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Ithe Club
Halfway
Te Club
Thei
Robert B. Snyder
Civic Club
Hagerstown
Potomac River
Gough
Friendship Union Church
Method- Jets
Snyder
Fail To Get Post Offices in Senate Debate
In a turbulent Senate session the filibuster halted a number of bills, affecting appointments and funding. Officials such as Chamberland, Josey, and others faced penalties or public notices while municipal matters and debt payments drew attention from Mayor Brewner.
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U. S Senate
Congress
Ballioors
Cumberlains
Pamenge
Chamberland Josey
BeNhnare
Sinclair Answers to Senate Oil Lease Probe
Sinclair and counsel Littton of New York face questioning before a Senate investigating committee over the Teapot Dome naval oil reserve lease. The hearing centers on Sinclair’s conduct and obedience to directives in the affair as the Columbia Supreme Court inquiry proceeds in Washington.
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Sinclair
Columbia Supreme Court
Washington
Senate
Teapot Dome Naval Oil’ Reserve
la Plétire
Laken
Marin
Littleton
New York
Sinelair
Verdict Set Aside In Willett Seara Case
Boston March 10 The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court set aside a huge verdict of 10 534 109 07 in the Willett Seara case. George F Willett had sued Searner Robert F Herrick Kidder Peabody and others for damages alleged from stock releases tied to Daniel Greene Felt and American Veil Company for 250000.
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Boston
Willett-Seara
Silat Lines
Massachusetts Supreme Court
George F. “Willett
Searner
Robert F. Herrick, Kidder Peabody Company
Mosely ¢ Company
Daniel Yy Greene Felt Company
American Veil Company
Cleveland Case Delivers Verdict In Mass Casualty Event
In Cleveland a verdict is reached in a serious case involving a woman and six others connected to a mass casualty incident. The defendant, Mrs Amit Liszka, confessed to involvement in the bushang incident, implicating multiple parties in the surrounding affair.
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Cleveland
Amit Liszka
lMog Bushang Ith
Uxt
Britain Hesitates on Naval Programs and Construction Plans
Britain awaits parley on disarmament as The Associated Press reports Britain will not curb naval construction this year. First Lord of the Admiralty William Bridgeman told the Lords that ongoing work will continue despite disarmament talks and potential changes to policy.
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Britain
London
Naval
William
Olivar Bridgeman
Admiralty
Prisoner Girl Given Short Sentence After Attempted Robbery
A female prisoner in a co ed facility faced a short 20 day sentence for an attempted robbery of a vault during a February incident. Judge Beck noted she had not fully understood the act and aimed to help her regain proper social standing. State hospital specialists reported she was sane.
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veHule Cife
Judes Alb
Beck
Wociely
State Hospital For the Insane
Waa Sant
Schick Test Aids Auburn in Record Immunization
Auburn conducted a mass Schick test immunization campaign marking a world record in disease prevention with 007 children inoculated under state and local health officials. The effort notes no deaths and spans marks from previous trials in 1992 and 1932.
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Auburn
Political currents swirl as Coolidge seeks third term
March 9 report outlines early discussions on presidential prospects as New York figures rally for Governor Alfred E. Smith and other candidates. Tammany Hall leaders George W. Olvany and John Conen push readiness for a Coolidge bid while Democrats highlight Smith, with Taft and Lowden cited in regional strategy.
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Weay
Mareh
Caty
Goday
Coolidgnwea
New York
Alfred Ti. Smith
Tammany Boontell
George W. Olvany
John Conen
New York State
Tomneany Hall
Coolidge
Comite
Pullivans
Athurd Orthiger
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Russell M. Amtower
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Gomi
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