Auto Club Asked To Probe Arrests Made Here
A Baltimore area incident report details State Police arresting Mrs. J W Strawn of Salem Ohio for driving with one license tag. A telegram battery forced payment for a telegram and a stay in the telegraph office pending a reply. The case led to a one dollar fine after a hearing before Justice J Grahame Johnson.
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Auto Club
Chamber of Commerce
Lucius
Automobile Club of Maryland
H. K. Painter
J. W. Strawn
Salem
Ohio
Bennett
Offcer Painter
Ashley Wright
Elkson
Wright
Justice Johnson
Painter
Maryland
New Market
Earl
G. O. P. Chairman Calls McCray Retirement Move
Indiana Republicans push Governor Warren T McCray to resign amid financial affairs. Clyde A Wash state party chairman said he would pursue retirement after talks with party leaders.
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McCray
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Warren T. McCray
Clyde A Wash
President Coolidge's Message to Congress Highlighted
The News presents the complete text of President Coolidge's message to Congress in today's edition, outlining his policy priorities and national concerns for the legislative session.
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President Coolidge
Congress
City to Ask New Reservoir Bids and Board Decision
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen voted to reject all bids for the new storage reservoir and re advertise with a submission deadline of 11 A M December 12. Mullin Co entered and paid 750 for expenses after withdrawing their bid of 114000 and returning a 5000 check. new bids will be readied. Also approved are two new regular officers Allen Bartgis and Nathaniel Bow eh who had been acting as special policemen.
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Mullin Company
Allen Bartgis
Nathaniel Boweh
Rothenhoefer
Painter
Key Council Elects Officers for Team
Francis Scott Key Council No. 48 of the Order United American Men held a meeting with J Murray Dronenburg as guest speaker. Officers chosen for the ensuing term include Murray Fox as Councilor and George T. Baumgardner as Treasurer with several other posts filled and refreshments served.
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Francis Scott Key Council
Order
United American Men
J. Murray Dronenburg
Cronenburg
K. of P
George T. Baumgardner
Murray Fox
Franklin N
Jacob L
Albert F. Cuiter
James N. Duhel
Adam Neitrick
Lloyd ©. Miller
Adam Deitrick
James N. Nuhel
Jesse
Haugh
Lloyd C. Miller
Deitrick
Market buoyancy as prices climb upward
Widespread speculation and optimism about the industrial outlook boosted stock strength in many sections during the forenoon. Motors and tobacco shares were in strong demand, with Fries and Wabash preferred announcing new high prices for the year while cast mower led with a notable rise.
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Associated Press
New York
Congress
Motors
Fries
Snow Flurries Tonight After Thunderstorm And Temp Drop
An overnight thunderstorm rattled Frederickstown at 1:45 am with vivid lightning and heavy rain. Power outages followed as the Potomac Pub Co. substation switches tripped, but no major damage reported. Meteorologists forecast snow flurries in the mountains and a sharp temperature fall with northwest winds.
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Potomac Pub
Nc Service Co
Unequaled Performance C C Transportation In United States
The Interstate Commerce Commission’s annual report cites unequaled railroad performance in the past year with high traffic, near elimination of car shortages, and lowered public charges. It notes continued rate reductions, revenue from the recapture clause, and sustained efforts to balance safety and security under the Transportation Act.
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I, C. C. of Transportation
United States
Associated Preas
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Transportation Service
Commission
Treasury
Transportation Act
Klan Loses Suit Against Governor Ritchie
Mandamus proceedings by the Ku Klux Klan against Governor Ritchie and the State Armory Commission over use of the Fourth Regiment Armory for a private bazaar were dismissed by Judge Carroll T. Bond. The judge ruled mandamus cannot compel private enterprise arrangements.
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Fourth Regiment
Associated Press
Baltimore
Ritchie
State Armory Commission
Carroll T. Bond
Bond
General Haller Arrives in Baltimore for Polish Leaders Visit
General Josef Haller, noted English leader, arrived in Baltimore today after a civic welcome by a committee of countrymen and city officials. He was received at City Hall by Mayor Jackson, hosted at luncheon, will visit Annapolis and the Naval Academy, address a mass meeting of Polish-Americans tonight, then proceed to Washington around midnight.
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Baltimore
American Legion
Josef Haller
City Hall
Jackson
Lady Astor Voted Twice in Election
Plymouth dispatch reports Lady Astor voted twice in today’s election as an absent candidate. Weather was fine and record poll turnout marked the day. Her agent said a heavier poll would boost her chances and predicted a larger majority than in the last election.
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Associated Pres
Plymouth
England
Astor
Lady Astor
32 Acres Sold At Public Sale Near Prederick
The public sale of real estate conducted by WLON and Jolliffe realized about 3 dollars for a 22 acre farm divided into three lots. Lewis Tutman bought the property, with Woo. Darner acting as auctioneer. The farm fronts Rauchman's Tana and includes a residence and outbuildings recently brought by Mrs. Gambhrill of Chicago Tl.
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Wlon. Jolliffe
Poplar Terrace
Prederick
Lewis Tutman
Woo
Darner
Far Cry
Rauchman
Gambhrill
Chicago
Burned Corpse and Insurance Case Sparks Wisconsin Trial
Edward J. Sailstad man in Wisconsin confessed to arson to cover financial trouble after a burned skeleton was found in his Lake Nebah cottage. He and stenographer Dorothy Anderson fled with plans to claim a $62,000 life policy his wife later remarried upon doubt of his death. Insurance firms contest death proof. case sits in Chicago appellate court.
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Associated Press
Napa
Calif
Lake Neba- Sammon
Wis
Edward J. Sailstad
Hall Claire
Phonograph Manufacturing Company
Superior
Dorothy Anderson
Chicago
Sailstad
Anglin
Allen McFee
Anderson
Phonograph Company
Anglim
Bastad
Sailatad
Ness Richardson
Eau Clatra
Saltstad
Circuit Court of Appeals
Frederick Baltimore & Ohio Crash Delays Passenger Train
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train rear ended a standing freight near Mallowfield, about 17 miles west of Baltimore, in heavy fog. No injuries occurred, three freight cars damaged, and the Frederick arrival was delayed beyond 11 o'clock as wreckage was cleared. Conductor W. J. Williams led the passenger train.
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Baltimore. Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Mallowfield
Baltimore
W. J. Willams
American on Trial for Trying Kidnap Bergdoll
Lieut. Corliss Heaven Griffis of Hamilton Ohio was brought to trial in Moashach Baden for alleged role in last summer's failed kidnapping of American draft evader Cleveland Bergdoll. Charges include unlawful assumption of authority assault and battery breach of the peace and compulsion. Police maintained a heavy presence around the courthouse as spectators entered the building.
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Associated Press
Moashach
Baden
Corliss Heaven Griffis
Hamilton
Ohio
Tris
Bicherhoch
Trover Cleveland Bergdoll
Evyadar
Esart
Thomas Arnold Dies at 82 In Burkittsville District
Thomas Arnold a retired farmer died at his home in Burkittsville district this morning at four o'clock of old age infirmities. He was 82, survived by one son and two brothers, and was a director of the Middletown Valley Savings Bank.
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Thomas Arnolt
Burkittsville
Arnold
Middletown Valley
Mddletown Valley Savings Tank
George Arnold
Near Tharkittaville
Virginia Middendere
Arnait
Pheasant View
Old Dame
Josephus Tomshers
Arnaly
Frederic County
Armalt
Aroald
Arne
Marines Take Charge Canton Custom House
A Hongkong dispatch reports Marines ashore at Canton have taken possession of the Canton customs house to preclude Sun Yat Sen from seizing the building. Six foreign gunboats, including two American vessels, are anchored off Shameren with machine guns aboard.
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Sun Yat Sen
Frost Predicted Along Atlantic Coast Tonight
The Weather Bureau announced frost is likely tonight along the Atlantic Coast as far south as Central Florida, according to forecasts released today by the Associated Press.
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Associated Proas
Washington
Atlantic
Florida
Weather Bureau
President Coolidge outlines wide program for Congress
In his first address to Congress, President Coolidge endorses Secretary Mellon’s tax plan, opposes a soldiers’ bonus, backs railroad consolidation and freight reform, supports government aid for exportable wheat, and argues the World Court should be nonpartisan. He cautions against price fixing and tariff revisions while endorsing peaceful international policy. The remarks emphasize a broad, decisive policy outline.
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Coolidge
Harding
Mellon
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
My. Coolidge
Coolddge
White House
Prin Fonchine Alpost
Coolinge
Tie
Tarding
Une
T P
Guldier Hans
World Court
United States
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Bergdoll
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Canton Custom House
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Tn’ Harbor
San
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Haernve
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