Chaos Reigns In Shanghai As City Faces Barricades
Chaos sweeps Shanghai as Cantonese forces breach barriers near the International Settlement. Looting and clashes occur while British and American units defend foreign residences. Casualties include wounded soldiers and Chinese workers amid escalating street fighting. The naval fore and Marines prepare for further action.
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Gray Killed Husband to Marry Her Allegation Stirs Trial
A Syracuse case centers on Myra Snyder accused of murdering her husband Albert Snyder, art editor, to free herself for remarriage. Police found a heavy woodwork tool box in his home and later discussed evidence and witness issues. Mrs Snyder, known for a shy persona, was married 13 years. inquiries cover motive and party controversy.
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Newatnto
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Snyders
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Syracuse
Dotobur
George Hough
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Negro Suspects Released After Hen Theft Arrests
Two Black suspects were arrested by Patrolman Ambrose for stealing chickens from a Norll Pros Pack street house. They were released after police learned the suspects had sold the chickens to Hagerstown people, but officers could not locate any of the buyers.
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Norll
Spring Cleaning and Sulphur Molasses Festival Note
In a garbled spring scene, readers are invited to a home cleaning period with sulfur molasses as a quack remedy. The text blends seasonal imagery with jumbled names and odd phrases about Mother and Johnny, suggesting a quirky old style notice about household chores and odd tonics for the season.
Fight Over Canned Heat Ends With Beating and Jail
Lester Palmer and William Sport testified before Justice GW that Palmer gave Robert Barnhart thirty cents to buy canned heat. Barnhart did not purchase it and kept the money. In a later confrontation Barnhart was badly beaten, and one man was jailed for ten days on an assault charge.
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Lester Palmer
William Sport
Ato Cardell
Robert Barnhart
Palmer
Uphold Verdict in Carroll Case Wallington Drama Hero
The supreme court refused to grant a review in the Carroll case involving Btaren Wallington, the theatrical manager, who faced a sentence of unknown yen. The ruling leaves in place the outgrowth of his famous bath tub party and confirms the jury's verdict.
Judge Dearth Goes On Trial Before Senate
Indiana Senate undertakes impeachment trial of Judge Clarence W. Dearth of the Delaware circuit court on corruption charges. House managers say they have evidence. Dearth may testify in his defense. Attorneys challenge impeachment authority and Senate jurisdiction as unconstitutional. Governor Ed Jack and Attorney General Arthurs echo doubts.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Senate
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Dearth
Betram Held For Assault In Grand Jury Action
Charle Betram was held in bail of 500 on an assault with intent to kill charge following a Grand Jury action. The witness testified Betram and his wife Goldie Betram quarreled with his brother in his brother's home, during which a gun discharged into the floor.
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Wesson
Seale
Wellington Funeral Set At St Pauls Lutheran
Former senator George L. Wellington 75 died after a brief illness. His funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at St Pauls Lutheran with Rev. H Z. Bayersox officiating. Burial at Rose Hill Cemetery beside his wife. Masonic pallbearers named. Damage suit filed for 400 against Howard C. Hinkins and Charles Aneh against Barber Supply Company over a December truck collision. A wandering man with alleged ties to an asylum was arrested by city police this morning.
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George L. Wellington
Brist
Neae
St. Paul's
H. Z. Bayersox
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Evan B. Smith
W.P. Wachter
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Howard C. Hinkins
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Barber Supply Company
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Negro
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Clark
Hasty
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Io Belite
Woman Dies After Sleepy Sickness Mystery
Mrs. Delian Miller, 77, of Pectonville, died Saturday after nine days of what doctors termed sleeping sickness. She never regained consciousness. Age and frailty, compounded by malnutrition, were cited as contributing factors. physicians remained puzzled by the illness and its symptoms.
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Mra
Delian Miller
Pectonville
Briand Warns Juco Over Middle Dilemma
Paris March 22 Povelt Minister Briand of Prapcebag cautioned the Jugo-Slavian government to avoid any action in the Italy Jugoslav diplomatic row. He said the matter should be handled through channels or referred to the League of Nations for adjudication. France and England are in consultations with hopes of an agreed mode of settlement. Decisions will be shared with Belgrade and Rome for acceptance.
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Paris
Povelt
Briand
Prapcebag
Italy-Jugoslav Dimanlty
League of Nations Coloneil
France
England
Iboth Belgrade
Rouse
New Soft Coal Record Is Made
Washington reports a new soft coal record with production during the week ending March 12 estimated at 13,800,000 net tons by the Bureau of Mines. Buyers anticipate shortages after April 1 as wage contracts with the miners expire and unions contemplate strikes or job actions.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Sinclair Asks For New Trial In Major Conviction
Washington reports Harry Sinclair, a major oil operator, formally asks for a new trial on charges of contempt of court. A Columbia Supreme Court justice set March 46 for argument as Sinclair challenges 20 alleged errors in the verdict and procedure. If denied, he faces possible fines up to 1,000,000 and jail from one month to one year. an appeal to higher courts may follow. Separately a boy, one, is found burned in Chicago Foreos Park. mother and stepfather suspected after a possible accident.
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Sinclar
Cew
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von Grottan
Sinclair
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Marines Land in Shanghai Amid City Emergency
A force of about 1500 Marines landed at Shanghai after the local council declared a state of emergency. The units, accompanying Navy personnel, were mobilized at Shanghai’s request to protect American life and property within the international settlement during a transitional period.
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Washington
Williaie
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Navy Department
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Muilatat Council of
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Bandits Attack Train Carrying Americans in Mexico
Mexico City March 2. Rebels ambushed a Laredo bound passenger train, firing from the cars and burning a first class coach. Passengers escaped. no one was molested. The conductor was wounded. Aimed to blow the line with dynamite. rebels fled with valuables from the express and mail cars. An American woman reportedly aided the rebels.
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Three Die After 275 Foot Plunge West of Pendleton
A car slid off a cliff west of Pendleton injuring three others who fell into the canyon. Benjamin Griges aged 21 Barbara Watking 13 of Pendleton and William L Holt 26 of Baker Ore died. Melon Whitted of Pendleton was thrown from the vehicle and clung to rocks until rescued by passing motorists. Court reconvenes Monday March 25 for the term with twenty two cases set for trial including three theft appeals. Commander de Pinodi Italian aviator leaves Manaog for Itaconiibaras.
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EightyYearOld Man Struck By Train Near Hancock
Edward Murray an octogenarian from near Hancock was struck by a Western Maryland freight train on Thursday. He suffered injuries described as baggly cut and beetl ed but is expected to fully recover despite his age. Murray was taken to his son Charles Murray’s home in Hancock for care and is reported lasting comfortably.
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Edward Murray
Hancock
Maryland
Murray
Charles Murray
Hanceck Carpenter
Tedey
Farmers to Aid Ford in Trial of Sapiro Suit
Debut deposition notes farmers from Oregon, Georgia, California and others joining Ford in Sapiro libel case. Witnesses include William J. Cameron editor of Dearborn Independent and Ford's representatives plan to use records in court. Trial activity centers on alleged publication of damaging material and coordination among defendants.
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Nich
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Georgio
California
Anon Sapiro
Henry
Syill
Sapira
Te Reek
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Ford’ Company
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Saptro
Unrest Along the Adriatic Threatens Balkan Stability
London reports March 21 that unrest flares along the Adriatic as Balkan tensions rise. British and Italian ministers caution Jugoslavia against revolts in Albania, denying action and signaling diplomatic strains across European capitals.
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London
Claude
Europs
Warna
In Cumberland early meets the foals and dogs
A fragmented sports item notes Cumberland matches with foals and dogs in an early stage, mentioning a defeat and a dropped nail. The text is garbled but indicates a race or game with teams or animals, highlighting the outcome as defeat for one side. The report preserves the rough context and key entities as read.
Two Violent Storms Strike Washington County Area
Two extreme storms drenched the region on Saturday and Sunday, with Martinsburg and Inwood reporting hail none in Washington County, but areas near Sharpsburg and the Pocomac river area enduring heavy rain and fear. Local observations note 0.76 inches fell in Hagerstown area while others saw torrents and black clouds tinged with yellow crossing the sky.
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Martinsburg
Inwood
Cumberland Valley
Hagerstown
Porsong
Hagers Town
Miter
Sharpsburg
Gince
Rother
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