Judge Keller Decision Threatens Prohibition Enforcement
Baltimore reports Judge Keller of the United States Court in West Virginia declared invalid the provision in the Yost law prohibiting soliciting orders for liquor by mail and delivery to consignees by express companies. The ruling questions the Webb Kenyon framework and could affect interstate shipping into dry regions, prompting cautious responses from Prohibition leaders and legal commentators.
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Baltimore
Keller
United States Court
West Virginia
Jes R. Woods
Maryland
Supreme Court of Delaware
Kent
Sussex
Delaware
General Assembly
Steamer Seizure Hearing Sets For Today
At St. Lucia Bahama Islands on October 22 officers and crew of the New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company steamer will face a hearing after the British authorities seized the vessel. The ship, registered in the Americas, is charged with carrying munitions of war to German vessels.
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St. Lucia, Bahama Is
New York and
Porto Rico
Texas Kennel Club Show Opens in Dallas
Dallas Texas Oct 22 The Texas Kennel Club begins its annual show in Dallas today and runs through Saturday evening. A large entry field includes participants from other states. James Mortimer of New York serves as judge. Hunting and sporting dogs receive multiple classes and judging.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas Kennel Club
James Mortimer
New York
Coal Company Reports Record January to September Output
Consolidation Coal Company says its coal production from January 1 to September 1 reached 8,413,000 tons, the largest for any comparable period. This compares with 8,840,000 tons in the same period last year.
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Consolidation Coal Company
Dollar Sale At McMullen Brasterday Bustling Event
Dozens of chances to win a dollar at the McMul len Brasterday sale event. Attendees can participate in multiple opportunities to earn cash during the gathering.
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McMullen Brasterday
Heroic Valor Cited as Gen Gough Commands Cavalry
General French lauds Gen Gough for bold cavalry actions against the German advance guard in France. He reportedly vowed to resign rather than follow a War Office order to deploy brigades to Ulster to suppress uprisings against Home Rule enforcement.
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Gough
John Wrench
France
British War Office
Ulster
Parsons Jr. Dies in Nevada. Body Brought to Romney for Burial
J. Parsons Jr. died last Thursday night in Tonopah Nevada. He was a son of J. D. Parsons of Gunnison Colorado and brother of G. W. Parsons. Known as Don Jr he had lived in Nevada for years and was the only surviving son from his father's first marriage. Interment will be at Indian Mound Cemetery Romney. his father and wife accompanied the body.
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Romney
W. Va
J. 1. Parsons, Jr
Tonopah
Nev
J. D. Parsons
Gunnison
Colorado
Couty
G. W. Parsons
Parsons
Don, Jr
Nevada
Indian Mound Cemetery
One Dollar Day Savings At McMaullen’s Satay
Tomorrow’s paper highlights a Saturday Dollar Day event at McMaullen’s Satay with all Porcelains on sale and special savings. The advert urges readers not to miss the one day price reductions.
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McMaullen
Satay
Views of the War Show Hindus Loyal to England Questioned
The piece argues newspapers mislead about Indian loyalty in World War I, debunking claims of 60 000 Hindu soldiers and 700 princes aiding Britain. It condemns English rule in India and recalls 1857 crimes, famine deaths, and press freedom abuses while criticizing German aggression and praising American sympathy for those defending against Germany.
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Europe
Germany
England
India
Canada
1857
Tommy Atkins
Italy
France
Great Britain
Gipsies Turn Out Horse Die In Narrows
A horse exhausted and starving was abandoned by a band of gypsies near Judge Henderson’s vacant lot in the Narrows on Monday. The animal was found in danger and the judge arranged care while ordering officers to apprehend the culprits if possible.
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Cumberland
Robert R. Henderson
Standard Oil
Local residents and visitors report varied activities
Dr D Congleton of Cumberland arrives for business in Clarksburg. Herman V Hesse, Maryland coal official, in Fairmont. Rev Joseph Dawson improves from tonsillitis. Col John Keating in Huntington. Mrs Joan Edwards returns from Hagerstown Fair. W C White travels to Chicago on business. Raymond Dolan returns from Hagerstown. Lloyd L Shaffer and guests touring to Frederick Fair. Sheriff Harry Irvine and others plan tonight’s return. Mr and Mrs Thomas visit in Hagerstown Baltimore Washington, return to Westernport. Mrs F W Gray and daughter Helen stay at Queen City with host Mrs Gray.
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D. Congleton
Cumberland
Clarksburg
Herman V. Hesse
Maryland
Consolidation Coal Company
Frostburg
Fairmont
Joseph Dawson
John Keating
Huntington
W. Va
Joan E. Edwards
Hagerstown
Raymond Dolan
Lloyd L. Shaffer
the Cliff
Aes
Frederick Fair
Harry Ll. Irvine
George C. Frey
James S. Johnson
Thos’ Thomas
Baltimore
Washington
Westernport
F. W. Gray
Helen Gray
Mrs. Curtis
Gray
Stanford, Conn
Queen City
Mrs Creede W. Wilson Hosts Rose Hill Bridge Party
Mrs. Creede W. Wilson entertained yesterday at her Rose Hill home with an afternoon bridge party.
Italian miner Terranova sentenced for Woodvale killing
Bedford Pa Oct 22 Angelo Terranova an Italian miner of road Top was sentenced to three to twelve years in Western Penitentiary for the Woodvale killing of William Anderson. Terranova was convicted last month of manslaughter with the dispute arising over spring.
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Bedford
Angelo Terranova
Road Top
Western Penitentiary
William Anderson
Woodvale
Jane
Terranova
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Specalla
Third Nations Bank
Edison
Iby
Kenniston, Merre St
Jo C Wolford Funer
Uth
Lluberty
L. W. Bullard
South Centre Street
Mfkey & Hawkins
Baltimore Street
Windsor Hotel
Habig Brothers New Buiding
N. Centre St
Habig & Stegmaier
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Seaver & Geare
Wall
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Columbia Records
Victor
P. Wiesel
trans-Atlantic Steamship Agency
Flurshuoutz
North Centre Street
Sam
Desales Glick
Philding
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Moose Home
Maryland Ave
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