Red Cross Peace Program Outlined by Maryland Leader
Miss Katherine E. Colbear of the National Red Cross outlined a peace-time program at a Frederick County Chapter meeting in the Y M C A building. Chairman Russell E. Lighter presided as talk praised the county chapter's war-work record and highlighted disaster preparedness and Veterans Bureau plans to reinstate insurance and health programs for ex-service men by July 4.
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American Red Cross
Katherine E. Colbear
National
Washington
D. C
Frederick County
Russell E. Lighter
Maryland
Knickerbocker
Pocomoke City
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Dolbear
G. Lloyd Palmer
Co. Will Font
Harding to motor home likely stop at Gettysburg
President Harding plans a six or seven day automobile trip to Marion for the centennial celebration and will probably pause at Gettysburg to observe the East Coast Expeditionary Force of marines reenacting the battlefield. He is expected to be away from Washington for about a week.
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Gettysburg
Marion
Washington
Harding
White House
Marion Star
Skeleton of man found with Philadelphia address tied to death
The skeleton of a man was found on Locust Mountain near Shenandoah with a rope hanging from a tree. A note bearing Anthony Belinsky's Philadelphia address was found in his coat, and doctors said he had been dead about three months.
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Philadelphia
Mar
Shenandoah
Locust Mountain
Anthony Belinsky
Monmouth Street
Huckleberry Pickers
Woe For Doctor In Macon Ga as He Is Charged
Dr Ernest Schreiber once bound and gagged by masked men and ordered to leave Macon, now arrested on a warrant in Boston for abandonment of his minor children after plans to comply with the order.
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Macon
Ernest Schreiber
Boston
Berlin Wreck Claims Twenty Six Lives Near Berlin
Twenty six persons were killed and many injured, thirty seriously, in a railway accident just outside Berlin on June 28.
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Berlin
Free State Issues Peace Manifesto in Dublin
Dublin report details the Irish Free State provisional government denouncing outrages against peace and order, calling the Republican boycott of Belfast illegal and inviting citizen cooperation to restore normal conditions. London dispatch notes a British warning urging decisive action to break up intimidation and murder activities linked to the Four Courts Dublin.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Ireland
Belfast
House of Commons
London
Evening News
Mayor to sue over raid at his home in Youngstown
Mayor George I. Oles said he will file suit for 100000 against federal prohibition agent J. W. Preble who led a raid on his home and another suit for 500000 against the United States government. No liquor was found and the mayor claimed the raid was retaliation by twenty five policemen he discharged.
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Youngstown
George I. Oles
J. W. Preble
Prohibition
United States
Oles
Campaigns With Circus In Reno Senate Race Tactics
Reno June 28 Mrs Lydia Adams Williams Republican nominee candidate for United States senator uses circus tours to reach large crowds. She travels with circus companies across Nevada to address sizable audiences and build support amid a lively campaign.
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Reno
Nev
Lydia Adams-Williams
United States
Williams
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