Youth Admits Murder and RobberyHeadline Drive Against Rum Runners
A United States prohibition crackdown with orders to fire on rum runners is outlined amid arrests in New York and at the Canadian border. The drive targets illicit liquor shipments, with new treaties expected to aid enforcement and mass reassignment of agents.
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Prohibition Enforcement
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrews
Great Lakes
United States
Canada
Nets
Northy
Massachusetts
Prohibition
Haynes
Middle West
Federal Prohibition
Ruckace
Marie Ressler Kensler
Vlantie
Andrew
Vermont
Canadian
Toronto Globe
Port Colbourne
Lake Ontario
Harry Smith
Buffalo
Globe
Toronto
Hayes
Einsteian
McCarl
Mise
Georgia Hopeley
Mise Hopeley
New England
White House
Grasshopper Art on Mountamme Butts in Review
A fragment notes grasshopper related art on Mountamme with unclear author and brief hints of a possible exhibit. The text mentions tea items and a cryptic phrase but provides no concrete details.
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Grasshopper
Mountamme
TS Tmuy
Ales Wai Tes
Women Drivers Declared Competent by A A A
Washington July 1 The American Automobile Association states women drivers are as competent as men after tests by the government research institute. George Washington University students participated in danger reaction and consistency tests with care to match experience. The report denies that women are more liable to panic and emotional behavior is a myth.
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Washington
American Automobile Association
In Stiwte
Government
George Washington University
Weands Cab Driver Who Refused Fare
New York July 18 AP A cab driver was shot after a passenger Jack Blackburn Minneapolis said he had been gassed in the war and sought revenge. Walter Krokel fifty died after being shot from within the cab as Blackburn was restrained by police. Cartridges found on Blackburn and a struggle described with the cabman taken to hospital.
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New York
Broadway
Jack Blackburn
Mianneapol
Walter Krokel
Blackburn
Minneapolis
Kerr
Preparing For Legion Meeting In Hagerstown
Colonel John Abbott state commander of the American Legion will visit Hagerstown this afternoon to discuss plans for the annual state convention at the YMCA August 27 28 and 29. The convention program is being prepared with prominent speakers. The women’s auxiliary to the legion will hold a convention at the women’s club concurrent with the legion meeting.
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Hagerstown
Apo
John Abbott
Aagnapolis
American Goa
Legion
YMCA
Women's Club
Film Star at Six Rome Jones Promises Lead Role
Film star Lasagi Par Andello, a noted Italian dramatic signer, arranged to play the leading part in a German film he is writing for a project set past age sixty.
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Rome
Signer Lasagi Parandello
Har
Ruling Against Scopes Clears Path for Prosecution
Court action signals victory for prosecutors as Judge Raulston allows defense affidavits to be entered to record. Scientists prepare written testimony on evolution to align with biblical creation, with key experts submitting affidavits for appellate review.
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Scopes
Jethm Theta
Tennesser
Kaul
Scott May Be Saved From Gallows After New Developments
Cherago July 18 The county jail death row inmate Scott May awaits a possible reprieve after three new witnesses allege the murder of Joseph Maurer was a quarrel over bootleg whiskey and that Robert Maurer fired the shot. A Detroit telegraph operator said Maurer was slain by Robert Rall. The telegram to Governor Len Small was branded a fake by George Gorman and labeled a tactical move by the prosecutor.
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Cherago
Russell Scott
Erstehile
Anadan Finglater
Ife
Deedrost
Joseph Maures
Scott
Robert Scott
Detroiter 1
James M Rall
Eaw
Maurer
Robert Rall
Story
George Gorman
Healan
Derailment of Penasy Express Near Ingram
A New York–St Dost. express derailed near Ingram at 6.06. Four cars left the rails. no injuries reported. A broken rail caused the derailment as a steep embankment prevented rollover. The westbound seven was reassembled, three sleepers and a dining car left rails. Passengers continued to their destination on a made up train. tracks blocked and other trains rerouted.
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Petteburgh
New York-St
Ingram
Preasylvania
Westwound
Oeer
Pennestranis
Celerado Klansmen Form Independent Colorado Organization
Denver Ku Klux Klan and allied groups in Colorado voted to withdraw from the national body and create an independent group led by Dr John Glen Locke. The move followed a telegram instructing not to disperse or sell property except by national orders. The new Colorado Klan aims to be the state branch under the title visible Empire.
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Poenver
MW Mountain News
Denver
Ku Klux Klan
Colorado
Las Night
Miram Weley Evans
John Glen Locke
Dragon
The
Colorade Kian
the News
Fivans
Lake
Colorcade
Lerado Khlani
Geurgla
Pugs Reed on the High Lands of Thet
A note describes pugs in rugged highland settings with thick ruddy fur and a hardy appearance. The language suggests a poetic or fragmentary account of these dogs amid rough terrain.
Coolidge Confers on Pending Coal Strike
President Coolidge discusses efforts to resolve the anthracite coal dispute amid deadlock over a wage scale. He plans conferences with cabinet members including Hoover, Devia, and Hammond, and may involve geology and coal commission leaders as the issue lingers into late summer.
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Pacific
Devia
Europe
Commerce Department
Torm
Dlavia
Commerce
Inminment
Cooldgeala
John Hays Hammond
Federal Coal Commission
George Tin Smith
Geological Survey
House
Senate
Skepticism Mounts Over Cancer Cure Claims
New York officials and researchers express doubt about British cancer virus experiments. George A. Soper of the American Society for the Prevention of Cancer notes years are needed to verify or refute the findings. Dr. Carter Wood cautions that chicken tumor results offer no clear link to human cancer. He compares the pace of proof to lasting theories in physics.
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New York
George A. Soper
American Society For Theconivekus Tateeets Deiartar Loedon
Cooper
Francis Carter Wood
Barnard
England
Weed
Peyton Reus
Europe
Wicomico Youth Confesses To Slaying And Robbing Man
James Carey, 74, a well to do farmer, was found dead near the B and A railroad tracks by the Pocomoke River. James Baker, 22, arrested near Wilmington, Del, confessed to the murder and robbery after being stopped with Blanche Ellingworth. Baker claimed he beat Carey and took money, including 3800 dollars found on Baker. Police say Carey had 56 cents on his person. Coroner to hold inquest at Berlin. A taxi ride prior to the killing and a string of purchases are noted in the confession and subsequent events. The case centers on a planned hearing before Justice Al Peters in Berlin.
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James Carey
Pocomoke River
Willarde
James Baker
Wilmington
Del
Blanche Ellingaworth
Worcester County
Wilmer Purnell
Berlin
Henested Baker
Carey
Baker
Worrester
Whaleyville
Salisbury
Mt. Herman
Charles Pickett
Lo Cal
Marionna
Laurel
Heckman
Deleware
Suinbury
Purnell
Snow Hill
Sal Sheri
Gerhart
Maryland
Leavel
Delaware
Wicomico
Worcester
Earl Pamaex
Mg & Purchase
al Peters
J Snerae
Ira D Tyndall
Multiple July 18 U S News Bullets From Baltimere and Elsewhere
A crowded Baltimore store room fire disrupts West Baltimore Street with police lines and halted traffic. In New York Buffalo man Mike Kessewski confesses to killing Mine Derke in a jealousy driven shooting. In Savannah a suspected violation of the Mean Act leads to detention. In Hagerstown a farmer dies after being run over by a wagon. The Republic’s sweeping rebel conflict shows operation progress as French detachments depart. Weather outlook for the Northeastern states calls for showers midweek with warmer spells later.
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Baltimere
Everal
the & Myers Teharere Company
Baltimore Street
Trelly Trafic
Re@ale
A. P
Mike Kessewski
Buflalo
Hee
Mildred Derke
Nernell
N. Y
Sevanaar
P. Davis
Hagerstown
Mine Mae Fleanigen
Here
Baltimore
United States
Davis
Sherif Richard Dudly
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