Municipal Order to Remove Sidewalk Obstructions
Court upholds city ordinance empowering mayor and council to remove nuisances on sidewalks and streets. It cites Atchison case for authority and notes fines from five to one hundred dollars for maintaining obstructions. Mrs Mary Catt lery urged removal, with Brunswick authorities praising outcome for road and sidewalk access.
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Noel
Ilge Worthwee
Net
leFy
Ellto
Aby
Brins- Ra
Cornell
Cal Rata
Atchison
Frederick
Mary M. Cattery
Brunswick
Brongwick
Atestion
Onswick
Youth kills father in defense of mother amid shooting
Louis Gross, a youth aged about 15 or 16, telephoned police after firing six shots at his father in what authorities describe as a defense of his mother during a family dispute. The elder Gross reportedly attacked the mother as she returned from a trip to Asbury Park. the youth later claimed he thought he was protecting his mother. Police declared the father dead at the scene and took the son into custody.
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Paleview
Ang
Gota
Cox Enlists Democratic Change in War Debates
Gov. Cox assails Republicans for war policy and corrupt financing while outlining Democratic plank on tariffs taxation and labor rights. He urges increase in home ownership, farm reforms, prices and co operative marketing, and a strong federal role in regulation and disarmament. He praises Wilson and warns against a separate peace, calling for honest government and a new economic order.
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Cox
Oie
Sena
GN Lodge
Pénroiss
Smoot
Sen
Harding
Oth Leggi
Democratia
Witson
Wilson
Gov. Cox
Democratic and Republican Stances on League of Nations
Senator argues for ratification and world peace through League of Nations cooperation. He cites Gov Cox's measures against opposition and calls the Democratic platform clear and unmisakable. The Republican stance is criticized as beyond human mind to analyze, yet supports treaty ratification.
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Sbnatok Robinkoi
Cox
League of Nations
Warsaw Front Breach Spurs Move of Government
War sa w dispatches say defenders east of Warsaw have been pierced as Russian advances push fears the government may relocate. Preparations underway to move government if necessary, with Czestochowa or Tosen cited. Kosciuszko squadron of American volunteers reassigned to bolster Warsaw defense. Consulate staff prepare to depart as records are moved. Bolshevik forces cross Bug River in multiple points as reinforcements flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Vistula
Tosen
Czestochowa
Kosciuszko
Asiroy
Rioting Flare In Illinois Town Reports No New Deaths
From West Frankfort Illinois Aug 2 reports say men continued patrolling streets after rioting with no indications of Thursday’s deaths and authorities aim to identify those killed, though no fatalities are confirmed.
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Presa
West Frankfort
Til
Mujtlamen
Core
Greeks Authorized to Occupy Constantinople by Allies
Cable report from Rome dated August 7 states Osservatore Romano confirms Allied authorization for Greek occupation of Constantinople. The incomplete dispatch mentions locations in North Carolina and Madison County, along with a claim about a birth record for Doreas Gridin born March 20, 1803.
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Rome
Constantinople
Osservatore
Romano
Karth
Garouna
Raieizh
N.C
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Sig Laurel
Madison’ County. C
Migs
Doreas Gridin
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Misa
Harmer Drug Stores
Patek
Pattahion
Manveana
Uno
Solagy Concern
Ibe
Wbae
Federal Reserve Act
America
Wim
Prare Paria
Foreign Office
Council League of Nations
Prean
United States
Elie
H & H Motor and Tire Co
Stutz Motor Cars
Frederick County
Illinois
Woatkin
Wampole
Warner
Co-Operative Drug Co., Inc
Frederick, Md
Milan
H & H Motor & Tire CO
East Patrick Street
Central Trust Company OF Maryland
P. L. Hargett & Co., Inc
South Market ST
Mione Soap
Mione
Central Hardware CO
Arthur E. Levy
West Patrick ST
Prescription Store
S. Market ST
Haney’s
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Iy Fahrney & Son
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