Auto theft chase ends with abandoned car near Pleasant Hill
In Hanover on May 30 two men held up Chief Smead and Claude Bixler at gunpoint, stole C W Gardner's car, drove toward Baltimore pike, wrecked it near a fence, then fled on foot. The suspects, one about 45 and the other around 20, escaped toward Baltimore after a pursuit from Blooming Grove to York road.
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Bell Telephone Company
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Adama County
Baltimore Pike
Yraterday
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York Springs
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Farmers Institutes Meeting Planned by County Board
The County Board of Farmers Institute Managers will meet at the County Commissioners Office on the second Tuesday in June to arrange institute locations for the season. Members include local State Board of Agriculture reps, county boards, Pomona Grange, County Alliance, and other groups. Members unavailable may send requests to the Chairman via the County Commissioners. Sunday school workers of Adam county’s Third district held their annual Mt. Joy church convention with capacity crowds. Officers elected: President F A Waybright. Vice Presidents W R Jones, Luther Kohler, Ralph Tagg. Secretary John Shue. Corresponding Secretary Dr C A Spangler. Fred C Stock of Hanover resigned from Evening Sun repertorial staff after 2.5 years.
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Mt. Joy
F. A. Waybright
W. R Jones
Luther Kohler
Ralph Tagg
John Shue
C. A. Spangler
Fred C. Stock
Hanover
Evening Sun
Chinese in France Contracto Provide For Double Oriental Wagon and Return of Bodies
A British trading firm reports large scale Chinese labor export to France for munition work from Tientsin and Indo China. Contracts require low wages and French government repatriation of bodies with elaborate funeral provisions. Shipments exceed 2,000 to 3,000 per ship, with over 160,000 Chinese in France and Chinese burial rituals detailed in contract terms.
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Chicago
Tientsin
China
France
Indo-China
Theutin
French
Man Freed on Forgery Charge Becomes Wealthy Landowner
Charles Ross, released on his own recognizance after a forgery arrest thirteen years ago, has been granted permanent freedom by Judge Willis. His case was dismissed and he has since become a wealthy landowner in Mexico after living in Los Angeles.
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Charles Ross
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B. N. Smith
Wrinkles the Fox Terrier Buried in Auto Funeral
Philadelphia dog Wrinkles, a sixteen year old fox terrier belonging to Professor Mauritz Leefson of West Philadelphia, was buried in Fred Triplett's animal cemetery in Camden. The pet had four trips to Europe and rode in a rattan basket during the automobile funeral.
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