Philadelphia Pawn Shop Election News Sudden Arrests
A Philadelphia pawn shop yielded jewelry traced to Middletown robberies on June 2 and August 30. William Warner, 25, of Williamsport, is jailed in Carlisle. Detective White, who aided the case, has died. Sheriff Jones plans to bring Warner to Frederick for trial.
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James A. Jones
Middletown
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Detective Bureau
William Warner
Williamsport
Hagerstown
Warner
Harry White
Harrisburg
White
Carlisle
Jones
Dougherty
Richard Kefauver
George Caver
Air
Iew
H. C
Elgin
Shriner
Lincoln
A. E. Cooper
John W. Bussard
Walter Beachley
Frank Darner
Charles B. Darner
Henry Magaha
U. S
K. IL. K
Frederick
Encampment Meets Palestine Encampment Visitors Present
Palestine Encampment No. 20 I O O F held a Friday meeting with visiting Baltimore officials including Grand Instructor Schmidt and Grand Senior Warden Wright. Remarks praised progress, two schools of instruction were held, and several members were urged toward proficiency certificates. Refreshments followed.
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Palestine Encampment
Baltimore
Wm. G. Schmidt
Samuel Wright
Alfred Hurst
W. H. Elgert
W. I. Schmidt
Fraternity
Schmidt
Palestine En
Wright
Hurst
Elgert
Elmer Brown
Eli G. Haugh
Horace H. C. Albaugh
World’s longest ski slide opens in Swedish forest
Leta of Fun reports the longest ski slide in the world has opened in a scenic Swedish forest. The route spans 60 miles from end to end, following an ancient road through dense pines and rolling terrain.
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Leta
Stockholm
Swedish Foresta
Herrick And Paincare In Conference Today
American Ambassador Myron T. Herrick met Premier Paincare in Paris in a confidential conference. The French Foreign Office and the American Embassy reported no details on the subject of the talks.
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Herrick and Paincare
Paris
Myron T. Herrick
Blind Pool Operator Frank Young Sentenced Five Years
Frank M. Young a pioneer blind pool stock operator was convicted in U S District Court for using the mails to defraud. He received a five year sentence in the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary with over 5600 clients and 3.5 million dollars in liabilities as his trap collapsed in October 1922.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Frank M. Young
United States District Court
Federal
Atlanta
Young
Negro Hit By Auto Expected To Die
Benjamin Makle colored about 45 was struck by a bus on the Baltimore pike near the city. The bus driven by Raymond Souder with William V Wolfe as owner did not see him in time. Makle suffered a fractured skull and leg with internal injuries and was taken to Montevue Hospital. Doctors said no hope of recovery by Friday morning. The accident was ruled accidental and aid was given at once.
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Benjamin Maktle
William V. Wolfe
Raymond Souder
Baltimore Pike
Makle
Souder
Montevue Hospital
Maxie
Wolfe
Minister Accepts Call From East Petersburg to Freeburg Charge
Reverend William Gerhard of the East Petersburg Charge in Janess ter county Pennsylvania has accepted a call to serve the Freeburg charge in Snyder county. The Freeburg charge, formed by West Susquehanna Classis, comprises six congregations.
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New Charge
Wiliam Gerhard
East Petersburg
Janesster County
Pennsylvania
Freeburg Charge
Snyder County
West Susquehanna Classis
Murder mystery trials and community chest news in Reading
Two men are grilled at City Hall in the Reading murder inquiry tied to a woman found near Neversink Mountain. Names include George Kazarak and William Stevens as possible associates while Mrs Alan Stevens remains missing for 16 months. The Community Chest of Hoppers Town organizes a 1924 fundraising campaign led by R Paul Smith with Dr Ross Stickell as secretary and Mark Meiller as treasurer.
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Associated Press
Reading
City Hall
Neversink Mountain
George Kazarak
Violet Starrey
Utica
N.A
Kazarak
Lneal
Kagarak
Mre
Alan Stevens
East Reading
Ler Wushand
William Stevens
Iis
Kuzarek
Stevens
WW. Cox
Community Chest Fund
Hopperstown
Slightly Hurt After Man Darted Into Car Path
Morris Blank about 40 of Rocky Springs was slightly injured when he stepped into the path of a Buick driven by John S. Newman Friday around 12 30 near Feagaville. Blank, with Wilbur Routzahn, had just reached Feagaville and left the truck. He darted into view as Newman braked but could not avoid contact, being struck by the right front fender and thrown to the ground. He was taken to Frederick Hospital with non serious injuries.
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Morris Blank
Rocky Springs
John S. Newman
Harry M. Feasgn
Feagaville
Blank
Wilbur Routzahn
Jefferson
Routzahn
Mr. Newman
Frederick
Frederick Hospital
Masked men lynch man who attacked a white woman
In Eufaula Oklahoma early today eleven masked men overpowered two deputies at the county jail and dragged prisoner Dallas Sowell who had returned to McIntosh county jail after a liberty break, to the street. Sowell described variously as Mexican or half-breed Negro.
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Associated Press
Muskogee
Ohio
Dallas Sowell
McIntosh County
Lberty
Oklahoma
Texas
Eufaula
Ward
Rowell
Bavarian Govt Demands Dictatorship Ultimatum
Berlin dispatch reports Bavarian authorities have sent an ultimatum to Chancellor Stresemann demanding a nationalist dictatorship and threatening to move troops from the Bavarian frontier unless the order is issued at once. The note suggests rapid military action if the delay is not brief.
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Associated Press
Paris
Havas
Berlin
Stresemann
Stock Prices Rise After Early Slump In New York Market
New York on November 3 sees stocks rebound from an irregular morning. Profit taking and selling of industrial leaders caused a brief dip, but offerings were scant and prices turned up, with most industrials and related issues moving higher. The day closes strong on about 500000 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
Track Fast for Latonia Championship Weather Watch
Datonia track was fast early with clouds overhead and a weather bureau forecast of showers later. Zev and Mr Own Way are slated to run in the Latonia championship this afternoon despite the changing conditions.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
Datonia
Zev
Weather Bureau
Misfortunes at new power plant darkens Hagerstown area
A Williamsport $2.5 million electric plant outage knocked out power for hours Friday, triggering shifts from Millville and leaving Frederick steady but stressing Hagerstown and its municipal plant. Transformer failure followed initial switch burns as repairs stretched late into the evening.
Reverend Dr Strider Consecrated Bishop Coadjutor in Wheeling
At St Matthew's church in Wheeling West Virginia Rev Dr Robert K Lee Strider formerly rector for eight years was consecrated Bishop Coadjutor of the West Virginia diocese of the Protestant Episcopal Church The ceremony featured bishops from Virginia Ohio and Pittsburgh with preachers and officials present the last Wheeling bishop consecration dated back to 1876 and a packed church witnessed the event by parishioners and friends.
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Old
St. Matthew’s Church
Wheeling
W. Va
Robert, K. Lee Strider
West Virginia
Protestant Episcopal Church
Strider
Frederick
W. 7. Gravatt
Charleston
William C. Brown
Virginia
Alexander ¢. Mann
Pittsburgh
Beverly D. Tucker
Nathaniel §. Thomas
Wyoming
Theodore L. Reece
Ohio
Nitany
Rank DuMolin
de. Strider
Rishon Tucker
Peterkin
St. Matthew's Church
Stridér
Berlin Orders Dissolution of Imperial Council of Workingmen's Soviet
Berlin reports Defense Minister Gesster ordered dissolution of the imperial council of Workingmen's Soviet an organization chiefly dominated by radical labor leaders. The piece notes widespread interest in public schools with long waiting lists into 1927.
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Associated Press
Berlin
T Defense
Gesster
Imperial Council of Workingmen's Soviet
England
Empire
Lloyd George regretful at leaving America after tour
Former British premier David Lloyd George sails home on the Majestic after a triumphant U S tour with his wife and daughter. He praises American hospitality and audiences and notes cooperation depends on follow through, while observing American interest in European affairs.
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Preas
New York
Navy
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
Majestic
Deve Margaret
Megan
Cauin
Lloyd George
England
United States
France
America
Five Held for Bribery and Perjury in Trial
Five arrests followed Justice Cohalan's court action during the Yellow Cab Mfg case against the Checker Corporation. Harris Markin and Emel R. Carlson, Chicago, released on 10000 bail. five Chicago chauffeurs face perjury charges. trial involved use of the Checker design on cabs.
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Associated Preas
New York
Supreme Court
Cohalan
Arris Markin
Checker Crab Manufacturing Corporation
Emel R. Carlson
Chicago
Soft
Yellow Cab Mfg. Co
Checker Concern
Hree Chicago
Markin
Carlse
Tonn Caus
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