Philadelphia Man Convicted of Second Degree Murder
David L. Marshall found guilty of second degree murder in the slaying of Anna May Dietrich. Witnesses described a dismembered body found in Delaware County after Dietrich’s death in Philadelphia. Marshall confessed at first, then recanted, claiming the death resulted from a quarrel and possible poisoning self act. Sentencing ranged from 10 to 80 years. defense planned appeal.
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Philadelphia
David L. Marshall
Anna May Dietrich
Penitentovey
Alvahant Wernick
Mirs Anus May Dietrich
Marstall
Aa Alliner
Parla
Delaware County
Marshall
Tly
Bywood Teights
Philadelphis
Philadelphia County
Miss Nietzigh
Ex-Kaiser to Attend Danish Queen Louise Funeral
The former German emperor has sought permission to travel to Denmark for the funeral of Dowager Queen Louise on Sunday. The Vouthun reports the request is under consideration.
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Comenstaghn
Maren
Germany
Denmark
Louise
Oldest Ice Skates Found Dating From Fifth Century
Prague reports the discovery in a museum of the oldest known ice skates. They date to the Fifth Century BC and are carved from cattle bones. The bones are flattened along a length, perforated at ends for leather thong lacing, with curved ends to hold the foot and create a running edge.
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Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
Investigator alleged to sell liquor permits by DOJ
A Justice Department investigator Franklin J. Dodge allegedly attempted to dispose of 200000 dollars worth of liquor permits taken from George Remus, linked to a Clack knall case, as stated in a House hearing led by Socialist representative La Cuardia from New York.
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Washington
Franklin J. Dodge
Department of Justice
George Remus
Clackknall Bo Allegeer
Tepresentativa la Cuardia
Socialist
New York
Injured Boy Koontz Hospitalized After Wounding
Clarente Koontz of 208 North Cannon was taken to Washington County Hospital this morning with a gunshot wound. Authorities say Koontz told an official he fell against a stone fence, suffering a minor fracture. a pharmacist claimed Koontz said he fired accidentally. A caveat to the will of Dr C R Scheller is reviewed in an orphan’s hearing today. The Washington County Free Library will close tomorrow for a bank holiday, affecting ten banks locally.
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Clarente Koontz
North Cannon
Washington County
Koontz
Phralian
C. R. Scheller Dy Ilsulator
Margaret Schindel
Ministers Try To End Western Maryland Ry Strike
Ministers and business leaders met with Western Maryland Railway labor unionists to discuss ways to end the strike. A Maryland study group reported little progress as President Maxwell C. Byore faced pressure to meet strikers and negotiate a settlement.
Disobedience Meant Death He Confesses in Gangs Case
New York police announce the arrest of six men and a woman known as The Viger Girl, part of a notorious gang accused of jewel robberies totaling about $100,000 and at least five murders. The group, described as fashion-forward with luxury cars, frequented upscale venues and nightclubs. One member, Willian J. Unkelback, was seized in a furnished room, while a killed fellow member, Sinon Gilden, was said to have been executed on orders. Additional arrests tied to the gang link to a Reuben Morris crime spree on Broadway and a separate Whitemore investigation. A continued roundup follows.
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New York
Viger
Whittemore
Broadway
Willian J. Uukelback
Unkelback
Sinon Gilden
Trinity Church Yard
Joseph Rosa
Ezabeth
N. J
Whiltemore
Reuben Morris
Tinkelback
Reuben
Tures
Maine Democrats Reach United Front At State Convention
United Democrats in Maine gather for the biennial state convention in Portland with no public dissension over past disputes such as Klans or prohibition. Delegates select a chair to preside, Charley M. Starvrd of Auburn noted.
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Portland
Maine
Charley M. Starhtrd
Auburn
Boy pilots ride to long shot win in handicap
A historical racing note records Klug of Chibs winning the Lincolnirtne handicap at a big track with outsider Pals father Buget and famed jockey Ar Pola in support. Pat Tono guides a long shot sendaliona of English Hat ridg in a dramatic afternoon.
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Ling
Pat Tonoguia
Ibrave Donoghue
Horsa Wat Klug
W. J. Balloray
Buget
Charleston Tunes Leave Dancers Headache Blues
CHICAGO March 24 A note from Maurie Rew bens composer of music for musical comedies says a single Charleston tune is tiring dancers. He cites a cloud of bang bang rhythm from New York that leaves listeners with headaches and plans to write new score to rid the town of the tune.
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Chicago
Marsh
Oliver Sningle
Maurie Rewbens
New York
4Ras
Stocks Fall Sharply Across Market as Investors Sell
An outline of selling orders swept the New York market on March 24. More than a score of issues fell 3 by 19 points to new low records for the year amid government probes into recent mergers, slackening activity in basic industries, widespread auto idle orders, and omissions in Pittsburgh Coal and dividend details contributing to bearish sentiment.
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New York
Aft
Pittsburgh
Papers Used in Smuggling in Articles
Washington reports customs officials urge talks with the Postmaster General and Canadian authorities to counter smuggling of goods hidden in newspapers mailed between Canada and the United States. Bangor Maine records 247 seizures. Princeton notes John D Rockefeller III regains status with student body after a prank win.
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Washington
Turkey to nationalize liquor business in June
Constantinople reports the Turkish government will take over the country’s alcoholic drink industry on June 2, including production and distribution of the national beverage. Proceeds will fund aviation, the Army and the Navy, amid shifting attitudes toward stronger drink.
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Revenus
Constantinople
Tt Wit
Donateo
Mare Turke
Hufora
Turkey
Matary
Tully
Stockton man fatally hurt in crisis rage case
Six people died and five others were injured when Juki M. Goins of Stockton California in a mental health crisis fatally harmed his wife and five others after imagining conspiracies. The incident occurred during a personal crisis as authorities investigated the motive and sequence of events.
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Juki M. Goins
Stockton
Cal
Lie
104 Die in Fire on Brazilian Steamer Pass Doe Garvaino
London dispatch reports 104 lives lost as fire engulfed the Brazilian steamer Pass Doe Garvaino, causing a catastrophic disaster at sea. Details remain sparse as officials investigate the blaze and salvage efforts continue amid partial wreckage and ongoing inquiries.
Kirby Given Prison Term In Fraud Case
Josiah Kirby, former president of the Cleveland Discount Company, was sentenced to seven and one half years in the federal penitentiary at Atlanta. A federal judge fined him 32000 on charges of aiding the alarm to defraud.
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Cleveland
Josiah Kirby
Clevealand Discount Company
Federeal
Allanta
Ant
John M. Kirbts
Board picks dogcatcher after review of applicants
County commissioners finalize selection from several applicants. a Magers town resident is under consideration. A schedule of duties and pay for catching, tagging, and diagnosing taxed dogs will be arranged, with pay to cover time and duties.
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Board of County
Ilonera
Won & Man
Eppluaul
Magers Town
Judge And Wife Die Within Four Hours
A judge of Allugany county Orphans' Court and his wife died within four hours at their Crusburg home yesterday. The judge, named Powell, suffered heart trouble, and both were adults with long service in the community. Powell was transferred to Gharten Town hospital for treatment but did not survive.
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Himuerdasd
Maret
Dopry J. Kuowell
Allugany County Orphans’ Court
Bia
Tenian Powell
Tour Lotra
Crusburg
Premmenty
Suspected foul play in Moore murder on Potomac island
Charles W Moore headless body found partly buried on a Potomac Island near Harpers Ferry. Dr C C Johnson and undertaker G Heckler testified at an inquest, noting flesh still clinging to thigh bones and water exposure, indicating foul play. Witness Missie Ashbaugh described Moore and companions on the night of December 8, 1924, including quarrels over liquor and plans to go to Brunswick, with Moore later missing and the trio driving toward Frederick before parts of their story unfolded.
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Charles W. Moore
Potomac River
Harpers’ Ferry
C. C. Johnson
W. Va
G. Heckler
Sandy Hook
Moore
de Johnson
Kehler
Misy
Ailie Ashbaugh
Cummings
Cumminga
Finca Moore
Brunswick
Charles Town
Joe Chewing
Yel Moore
Fotomac
Cumiugs
Denek
Moora
Urey
Charles
Moors
Frederick
Delinquency Case In Juvenile Court
Myrtle Janimna charged with neglect of her child under the Juvenile act received a suspended sentence of one year in the House of Correction by Justice L R Youriea this morning. Patrolman Jacob Saylor apprehended her at her time in North Foundry Street with Hasbalker, who faced a charge of contributing to delinquency and was fined 10 and costs. The woman is young and married. SOMETHING IN A NAME NOW YORK appears to be something in a name. Bank of 2920, a revue, is closet, and Ashes, having flopped in London and Washington, has a week’s engagement here.
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House of Correction
L. R. Youriea
Thas
Bie
Jacob Saylor
Nori Foundry Shreet
Hasbalker
Costa
York
London
Washington
Wets Prepare For A Battle In Dueling Plan
Washington March 4 Concentration of efforts to modify prohibition laws contemplates by wets in bolt houses and senate and a meat lug of the wet group that teen celled for tonight to discuss plana. The proposed arrangement for joint action will include a program for the presentation of the case of the wets at the forthcoming Senate hearings.
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Washington
Senata
Arrest Today In Death Of Babies Found In Attic
Authorities in Berkeley Springs report an arrest before eight fall in a case involving the deaths of babies found in an abandoned home attic. Mrs John Rhoo of Cumberland faced questioning as the investigation continues.
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Watheridies
Berkeley Springs
Hinlaa
Harry Hun Cama
John Rhoe
Cumberland
Witnons
Waat
Korky
Doy Springs
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