Fate Of Woman Held For Broker's Death Hangs In Balance
Los Angeles March 18 The Obenchain jury stood 9 to 3 for conviction with one undecided juror. Madalynne Obenchain is on trial for the murder of John Belton Kennedy, wealthy broker. Jurors resumed deliberations as the anxious wait continued through the night with several jurors reportedly holding out for acquittal.
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Los Angeles
Obenchain
Madalynne Obenchain
John Belton Kennedy
Madalynne
Truck Fire Harms Driver and Destroys Cargo
A three ton United States truck carrying merchandise from Hat City to New York burned after an engine backfire sparked gas from a broken line. Driver T. W. Carney suffered severe burns while attempting to smother the flames and was carried to McConachburg for treatment. The truck and cargo, valued at about 13 000 dollars, were totally destroyed. his brother C. O. Carney and others were injured.
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London
Hong
McConachburg
United States
Peel Chosen Secretary for India
London reports Viscount Poel was appointed Secretary of State for India. He succeeds Méwin B. Montapat as Minister of transportation in the Liberal Coalition Government. The selection signals the government’s intent to pursue the Canal policy for India before Midian War.
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London
Viscount Poel
India
Méwin B. Montapat
Viscoint Peel
Liberal
Mele Geddey
Arent
Viscount Pool
Congress Left To Its Devices As Harding Plays In South
South by United Press reports in St Augustine on March 18 describes Congress left to its devices during Harding's absence as fallout from an Army and Navy funding dispute. The piece recounts a mock highway robbery where Weaver and Brewer are relieved of a small sum, and notes transfers within the military reserve, including Bernard Kaplan moving to the Chemical Warfare Branch.
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Congress
Harding
South
United Premst
Army
Navy
Senate
Weaver
The
Howe
Brewer
Washington
Sawyer
Presi
Dent
Pocketa
Bernard Kaplan
Infantry
Adjutant General
Thhe
Chemical Wartara
Officers' Reserve Corps
DISSENSION IN RANKS OF FOES OF 4-POWER PACT
Washington March 18 Dissent grows among the four power Pacific pact foes in the Senate as Interfering today with their efforts to win over Ground senators to defeat bio pact. The Democrats claim the four Republican bitter-enders cannot suppress their strength and argue they should determine the opposition tactics themselves.
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Mnd
Washington
Pacific
Senate
Premature Bombing Attempt Near Tokyo Imperial Palace
TOKYO March 18 an apparent attempt to bomb the Imperial Palace ended in a premature explosion. A man tried to gain entry at the main gate and died when the device exploded. A letter attacking the government and appealing to the throne was found on the deceased.
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Jap Palace
Imperial Palace
Walted
Preagy Tokio
Wiedfeld Named German Ambassador Candidate
The German government has requested U.S. consent to appoint Arthur Wiedfeld, ex-managing director of Skrupps, as German ambassador to Washington. Wiedfeld resigned from his post amid the heated manitions work yesterday and indicated readiness to accept the proposed post, with exchange rate differences shaping the deliberations.
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United Preand Pennin
Finzel
Arthur Wiedfeld
Skrupps
Washington
Wieiffeld
Manitions
Worth
Germany
Weather promises rain snow or sleet tomorrow
Forecast calls for rain snow or sleet, with a warm spell ending. Locals urged to prepare, wear galoshes and light protection as unsettled conditions approach, while Crut men worry about a feast body and new fire alarms are noted on Broderick Street.
Photos Seek Suspect in Milny Killing Case
Police appeal for information as a suspect in the Milny killing is sought. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward and assist in identifying the individual described in the desupicion survey.
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Greve
Milny
Ft Bey Hnaie
Fev
Tka
Motion to Quash on Attachment in Gardger v Gardiner
In the case Charles A Gardger v H G Hynah the motion to quash the $24,600 attachment on a Byron built building was heard with Byron’s attorney noting he left town causing a temporary removal. Judge Wagantan set 1:80 for the hearing. D W Doub represents Gardner. The West Side Lumber & Door Co vs J Morris Guider trial continues after four days.
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R. H. A McCauley
CL. R.ourtne
HB. G
Wagantan
D. W. Doub
Gardner
West, Side Lumber & Door Company
J. Morris Guider
Gillett Mood Delays House Bonus Plan Vote
Washington March 18 House leaders faced an unreceptive mood from Byanker Gilett after Florida vacation remarks. The stalled plan centers on a bonus measure pushed by President Harding and allies, with critical support wavering as talks continue.
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Washington
House
Byanker Gilett
Florida
Trosideot Harding
Kieffer Still Hospitalized After Baltimore Crash
From Baltimore this morning word arrives that John B. Kieffer, a local mail carrier, is not in critical condition but endures great suffering after an automobile accident. He has three broken ribs, severe facial and body lacerations, and a pelvic fracture. Samuel B. Loose Sr, also injured in the crash, reached his Prospect Street home with a fractured rib and other wounds, expected to keep him home for weeks.
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Baltimore
John B. Kieffer
Union Protestant
Samuel B. Loose
Prospect Street
Two Perish as Augusta Opera House Burns
Two people die as the Grand Opera Theatre in Augusta burns early today. The fire causes about 30,000 dollars in property loss and appears to have started in multiple locations. The victims are James A. Tan, 60, and his wife, longtime residents of the theater's fourth floor.
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Augusta
United Prong
Auguista
Grand Opera Theatre
James A. Tan
Mystery Cruise Vanishes The Prohibition Navy
In Washington on March 18 the Prohibition Navy vanished during a mystery cruise believed ambushed in southern waters while awaiting to trap a bootleg flotilla. Whisky parties flood southern waters with millions in liquor. Secretary Mellon reshuffles seven or eight coast guard vessels to the Prohibition department and Lieut L B R Yack is assigned to command. The navy and admiral have disappeared and officials say the coast guard may reveal the phantom fleet mystery.
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Ty United Preen
Washngton
Prohibition Navy
Mellon
Coast Guard
Prohibition” Department
L. BR. Yack
Washington Coast Guard
Allvy
Admiral
Prohibition Bureau
Jehantom
Early Morning Raid Causes Four Arrests
A police squad led by Lieutenant Frank Williams raided a gambling house on South Jonathan Street at 5 am and arrested four men at a rear room card game. Names listed include Frank Zarkados Paul Zephels Pete Nicholag and Pete Cheatles. Three defendants were fined 15 dollars and 50 cents after a morning hearing before Magistrate Halm. Zar kados, the establishment’s proprietor, is held on 500 dollars bond and will have a second hearing Monday at 2 pm.
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Frank Willams
South Jonathan Street
Frank Zarkadus
Paul Zephels
Pete Nicholag
Pete Cheatles
Rich Yacht Owner Raid Seizes 500 Cases Liquor
United States Customs officers raided the yacht Patricia tied to Jus Schoen a New York millionaire member of the New York Yacht Club in Miami Florida. They seized 500 cases of whiskey valued at 90000 bringing total contraband liquor confiscated on the lower east coast to 1137 cases over two days by federal agents.
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New York
Miams Fla
Unified States Customs
Jus. Schoen
New Fork Yacht Club
Lower East Coast
Operators And Union Heads To Avert Coal Strike
Four coal operators and four United Mine Workers officers met in New York to negotiate an April 1 strike decision. They plan sessions from 2 pm next Tuesday until an agreement is reached or deemed impossible. The talks aim to lower wages and reduce costs for consumers while protecting miner pay, with complex figures to be debated.
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Usty United
New York
United Mine Workers
Ataballaing
Yblla
Witnss Hutes
Arenia
Tnadors Ag
Wilar Ys Roe Fryt
Fia Gtlier Ahiby Yebme
Local workers threaten strike after Article 14 decision
CUMBONGAND March 18 Local time workers will suspend operations if the national body calls a strike and will not be bound by Article 14, Section 1, of the basis agreement. The clause provides a 90 day wage standstill pending further approval for a possible shutdown in the event of disruption.
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Ingat
Maveha
Postal Clerks Display Good Marksmanship in Hagerstown
In Hagerstown an armory drill showed postal clerks, many war veterans, practicing target shooting amid a national crime wave and rail-car guard deployments. Authorities say local clerks brush up as Marines guard some trains and officials remain wary.
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Hagerstown
Hartow
United States
Goveernment
Kitchen Stove Blaze Ends Quick Fire Call
The Antietams were summoned at 6 30 to extinguish a kitchen stove blaze at the home of Luther Tram power on N Locust street. The fire spread to part of the room and was checked after two cans of chemicals were used before damage worsened.
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Luther Trampower
N. Locust Street
Batore
iLepmant Maedhtel
E. Lee Etry
Local News Snippet From Annapolis to Waco
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled county report referencing Lin, Maca, and a mid or late paragraph about weather and protection measures. Names and places appear incomplete, making precise facts unclear yet suggesting regional notes on weather or public matters.
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Montagu
Bivore Midian
Manan
Harry Brewer
Ana
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Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisi Glen
Oktay
Want Wiedfield
U. S
Broderick Streus
Cartrell
Gillett
Speaker
MR. Kieefer
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Frederick
Frederick County
Charles F. Godkell
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Secretary of Treasury
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Waco
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