Will Try 10 Have Highest Court Decide
New York Nov 25 An effort to bring the Roth Brown Snyder and Henry Judd Gray case before the high court is planned via a habeas corpus petition in the Federal district court next week. Miller Gray’s attorney would seek relief to escalate to the Supreme Court while Mrs Snyder's counsel Joseph Leonardo signals continuation through the courts. Both Gray and Mrs Snyder face execution in January after the Court of Appeals denied a new trial.
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New York
Roth Brown Snyder
Henry Judd Grey
Samuel L. Miller
Gray
Snyder
Ory
Albert Snyder
Miller
Ald
Supreme Court
Mrsnyder
Joseph Leonardo
Caas
Mrs. Snyder
Ging Sing
Josephine
New York City
Smith
Court of Appeals
Earlir
Not Taking Chances of Mistrial in Atlantic County Case
The state warns jurors to avoid tampering as the Aliiendahl hunter trial nears in Atlantic County. Prosecutor Louis A. Repetto orders strict isolation for jurors from relatives and calls for constant guard supervision between sessions. Matrone to replace male guards if women serve in the jury cage. communications banned.
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Triat
Moiaby
W Mfetrielhrough
Louis. A. Repetto
Atlantic County Court
Peru Receives 90 Million Dollar Loan To Cover Debts
Lima reports that J W Seligman Co and National City Bank plus New York bankers have granted Peru a 90 million dollar loan to cover outstanding debts. The move is analyzed amid political commentaries on President Coolidge and U S policy. In London the Prince of Wales weighs in on a Charles Dickens figure.
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Lima
Peru
J. W. Seligman & Co
National City Company
New York
Ron
Massive prison riot ends in multiple deaths and standoff
A mass confrontation at Folabm prison pits 1920 inmates against 600 National Guard and 200 civil officers. Rebels deploy machine guns, tanks, and gas as guards threaten water and food cutoff to force surrender. Two guards killed and numerous inmates wounded as authorities vow no promises beyond safe cell transfers.
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Mittelatuedt
Stronr
Folabm
Nhon
Verdons
Muration
H. B. Mittlestaedt
Bert H. Meek
C. (. Young
Thair
Sir Neville Pearson Granted Divorce From Lady Pearson
Sir Neville Arthur Pearson, British newspaper owner, was granted a divorce from Lady Pearson on grounds of wire and neglect. The case, presented in Lontion on November 26, notes the failure to defend. Sir Neville is the son of the late Arthur Pearson, founder of Dunstan's home for the blind. Lady Pearson was Mary Mond, daughter of Sir Alfred Mond.
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Lontion
Nevilly Arthur Pearson
Lady Pearson
Neville
Tate
Arthur Pearson
SS Dunstan's Home For Blind
Kim- Bele Kind
Pearson
Mary Mond
Alfred Mond
Deaths in Greencastle and area reported in late November
Obituary notices record Henry Bell of Greencastle 87 with Confederate service listed, widow Bi an Regan and daughters Elizabeth Williams Bell Sohn Wyatts Douglas and J Frad Fooling, funeral private at his home, interment Ross Hill Cemetery. Also listed are Mrs. Lords M Morrie dying of pneumonia aged 66, James Hammond of Washington DC, George W Bowers of Hagerstown and various family survivors, with services and interments at local churches.
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Henry Bell
Hageretown
First
Maryland Cavalry
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Henry Kyd Douglas
Biian Willama Regan
William and Barsh Willams Ragat
Alty
Mies Elizabeth Williams Bell
Greencastle
Sohn Wyatts Douglas
Washington
D. C
J. Frad Fooling
Charleston
South Carolina
George Emin Graham
Charles Leith Paul
Charlenton
Ross HN
Hagerstown
Lords M. Morrie
Jefferson Street
Ity Lutheran Gbureh
wNo
George R. Morris
J. Olivar
George H. Morrie
Hayere‘town
George Shover
Quat Borland
John
Howard
Milwaukee
Anna Rose
Ola Fiser
Rockford, I
Liberty Street
Simon v
Sandy Hook
James Hammond
David C
Hammond
Guter’s Chapel
Scott R. Wagner
Rove Hill Cemetery
George W. Bowers
Allison Howers
James Street
Mr. Gowers
C. Find O. Canal
N. and W. Railway
Hagerstown Shoe and
Forrosa
Margaret Bufer Bowers
Sharpsburg
Bons, Ralatg
George, Jr
Washington, D. C
Allison
Maurice
Charles Bowers
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Rinehart
Rose Hall Cemetery
Elizabeth
Anne Weagley
Theodore Weagley
John ©. Wagner
North Potomac Street
John Wagner
C. B. Weagley
Middletown
H. B. Strita
Caleb Hoover
David Winters
Weagley
One-Seventh Raised for Salvation Army Home Fund
The Salvation Army fund drive in Hagerstown has only reached about one seventh of the $20,000 goal for a new home. Citizens urged civic pride and charitable support as volunteers, led by Colonel Z. G. Byron, seek additional large gifts while highlighting the Army’s broad social and spiritual work.
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Salvation Army Home
Ardy
Jay
Ha Yorntawo
Salvation Army
Hagerstown
Baen
Grd
Z. G. Byron
Slnty Call Names Listed In Public Notice
A fragment lists names for a public call including Harald Mall and Col J G Byrany V Mylgyshwa with others Isaac Sluteker George Slayhaugh, indicating a local inquiry or invitation. The text is incomplete but provides several distinct names tied to the notice.
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Harald
Mall
Col. J. G
Byrany V. Mylgyshwa
Isaac Sluteker
George Slayhaugh
Case Dismissed Over Food and Shelter Charge in Willishport
Samuel Copentry faced a charge of failing to provide adequate food and shelter for 24 people. judge T. J. M. Nave dismissed the case in Willishport after witnesses, including eight for the State and Copentry’s, were summoned though some did not appear. Copantry vowed to prove his innocence as his attorney, D. A. Wolfager, pressed for attendance. Open Bazaar by the Conacocheague Tribe of Red Men of Williamaport opened in the lodge room of the Red Men's building with a parade preceding the event.
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Samuel Copentry
T. J M. Nave
Willishsport
Copentry
D. A. Wolfager
Laterney
Copantry
Conacocheague
Red Men
Williamaport
Tha
Black defendants executed amid crowd in Madisonville yard
In Madisonville Kentucky on a fall morning a Black man Nathen Bard and another Black man Duoven Fleming were executed following a trial for attacking a White girl. National Guard guarded the jail as thousands watched. Bard proclaimed innocence to the crowd before dying.
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Madisonville
Nathen Bard
Duoven Fleming
Hopatite County
National’ Guard
Doen
Bard
Bisel
Columbus Willis
Mobile
Ala
Jeanvilla
Bardae Helung
Hoaver
President's Son Is Dead In Poland Tragedy
fragments report the death of Francie Mashlok, son of Poland's president, in Warsaw while he studied as a civil engineer. Other items note alleged political payments, two men burned to death in Arizona, and a charity dinner in Hattiesburg raising funds for a church building.
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Warsaw
Poland
Francie Mashlok
Bio Parnls
Mayme Copperlain
Supérior
Arizona
Impossible Happenings 2 Stands Firm in Tax Demand
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a firm stance by the United States Chamber of Commerce on a tax issue, citing a large monetary figure and approval terms. The text is heavily corrupted with missing or jumbled words, but centers on a protest or demand regarding a substantial tax amount and a proposed rate. Names and places are unclear due to transcription errors.
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United States Chamber of Con
Turkey
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