Three Years Given, 5000 Fine in False Statements Case
Dwight Harrison, former vice president of the R. L. Dollings Company of Ohio, sentenced to three years in the Ohio Penitentiary and fined $5000 for making false statements about the Portland Cement Company stock. Appeal planned. federal trial on mail fraud charge to follow in January. Investors in Shore counties估 hold about 4 million dollars in Pollings mnes stock with assets tied up amid court actions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dwight Harrizon
View
R. L. Dollings Company
Robert P Duncan
Ix Portland Cement Company
Doing C
Harrison
Franklin County
Collings
Maryland
Delaware
Pollings Mnes
Easton
Worcester
Somerat
Wicomico
Farmer's Champion Seeks Legislation at Gray Silver
Farmers nationwide seek action on legislation as the Martinsburg West Virginia area is informed of the push. The note highlights the call for a champion in Gray Silver to back agricultural measures.
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Gray Siver
Martinsburg
W Va
Experimental tunnel now yields gold in Alaska
Pairbanks Alaska Dec 31 By A P a tunnel begun to demonstrate practical underground mining may become a commercial gold mine. The School of Mines and Natural College of Fairbanks reports the workings show promising geological features. Elder State Representative E W Keys 61 studies mining with his 30 year old son as classmate, while guiding students through the project.
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Pairbanks
Alaska
A. P
School of Mines
Say
Mr. Keys
Mir
Durin
U S Delivers Ammunition to Mexicans
Washington reports orders to Fort Sem Neus ten and Fort Biss to start delivering 6600 Enfield rifles and 5 million rounds to designated Mexican agents. Eight surplus DH-4 airplanes will be shipped to the border via the Army Air Service Depot at Fairfield Ohio under Mexican government arrangements.
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Washington
A. P
Fort Sem Neusten
Fort Biss
Army Air Service
Pairfield
Ohio
Weeks
Tremalader
White House
True World Citizen Is The Farmer Gray Silver Advises Industry
Gray Silver, farmer from Apple Pie Ridge near Martinsburg, tells Washington officials the farmer must weigh quality and net quantity amid Europe’s imports. He warns a loss of market could force farmers to cut costs, stressing tariffs and reparations as key issues for U S agriculture facing export pressure. Continued on Page 2.
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Apple Pie Ridge
Martinsburg
Ashington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Europe
Cada Fouing
Zee Agricul
Salisbury voters to review water and sewer bill at City Hall
A statewide meeting is called by the Salisbury mayor and council to discuss a proposed water and sewage bill. Public Commission engineer Wollman will attend. Rebels in Tamaulipas attempt Tampico assault defeated by Federal troops.
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Salisbury
Brownsville
Tex
A. P
Matamoros
Lopes de Lara
Tamaulipas
Tampico
Haciende el Cerro
Teposts
Rebels Said to Lack War Material in Guanajuato Proximity
Rebels led by Manuel D have appeared near Guanajuato aiming to seize the city and cut rail and telegraph lines to the north. The War Department dispatches hastened troops toward Guanajuato as fighting genetics promise a decisive period to determine whether Obregon or the rebels hold supremacy. Intercepted signals indicate the rebels lack war materiel and plan to strike San Marcos Junction near Martines forces.
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Weales City
Jan
Manuel D
Guanwate
Mexican Central
Guanajuato
Exico City
War Department
Vnn
Medina
Obregon
San Marcos Junction
Eugenio Martines
Ireland immune to capital levy tax
Belfast Jan. 5 Major O'Neil Speaker of the Ulster Parliament said a Labor government in England would not affect six northern counties since the 1920 act requires Ulster Parliament consent for new taxes. He predicted English firms would move offices to Belfast due to this position.
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Belfast
Major O'Neil
Northern
Ireland
Fragmentary Note on Improved Bho Language Efforts
A garbled OCR passage references enhanced Bho language work with multiple incomplete phrases. It hints at improvements and ongoing efforts but contains few clear entities or concrete details.
Youth Killed Instantly by Falling Gun in Prince Anne Yard
Philip M. Smith Jr., 17, son of a local undertaker, was accidentally killed at his home in Prince Anne when a shotgun discharge struck him in the chest as he prepared to place muskrat traps near a marsh. An Evening Times observer, acting as witness, reported the accident occurred about 4 30 yesterday afternoon. Funeral services expected tomorrow.
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Philip M Smith, Jr
Princess Anne
Princss Anne
Anne
Evening Times
Smith
Mabey
Fitzgerald
Mielele
Lincoln Letters Bring $1250 Each
Two Civil War era letters by Abraham Lincoln to Secretary of War Gideon Welles sold for 1250 each at a Philadelphia auction. One discusses the gunboat Monter and a plan to deter Norfolk action, the other notes Lincoln feared reelection defeat by McClellan. Another letter requesting a war steamer to guard the Potomac and Washington area brought 470.
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Philadelphia
Abraham Lincoln
Gideon Welles
Monter
Lincoln
Norfolk
Warden
McClellan
Potomac
Washington
Noted lecturer dead in Groningen professor of physiology
Groningen Netherlands January 5 Dr Mr Hamburger professor of physiology at Groningen University is dead. In the fall of 1922 he delivered a series of lectures in the United States including at Johns Hopkins University.
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Groningen
Holland
Mr Hamburger
Groningen University
United States
Johns Hopkins Univerity
Depicts Deity In Ten Ascentiated Morality Play
A London stage report describes a morality play where a gelded actor embodies God and invites the world to observe. The drama offers philosophic, symbolic judgment on postwar chaos, with solemn music and multicolored lighting. It marks its first postwar presentation and triggers plans for future venues under Madge Pemberton.
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Aker God
Littlevethen
Salzburg
Madge Pemberton
Woman’s remarriage follows fake war report case
In a Circuit Court filing by Samuel R Douglas for Elizabeth M Rllard the complaint alleges her marriage to J Fleetweed ended by annulment and that on November 16, 1923 she abandoned Ruark and sought to restore her marriage with Fleetweed as the court action proceeds.
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Wicomico County
Samuel R Douglas
Elsabeth M
J .Ty
Ruark
M Fleet Weed
Bitter cold grips nation as Chicago hits extreme low
A sweeping cold wave spreads across the United States with Chicago recording 18 degrees below zero and forecasts of near 90 below temperatures. The North and South feel the bite as wire services report widespread communications disruption from the weather.
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Chica
United
Central-West
Atlantic Seaboard
Chicago
Mercury
Minneapolis
Oklahoma
Texas
Baltic Freight Activity At Baltic Ports Cites Gains
Baltic ports report increased shipping activity with favorable rates as British and other vessels dominate. The shipping gazette notes robust traffic from Copenhagen and nearby hubs, while uncertainties in routes and costs are easing for shippers amid steady cargo flows.
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Copenhagen
Ren Shipping Gazette
Gastte
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