Eight Jetties Save Ocean City Beach From Erosion
Maryland officials report Ocean City beach protected by eight jetties totaling $66,008. The beach extends 200 feet seaward, waves now break beyond the outer bar, securing cottages and hotels from water threat. Legislature funded initial tent jetty and subsequent eight jetties followed.
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A. P
John N. Mackall
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Ocean City
Mackall
State Roads Commianaéon
Davies Accused of Plot to Slay Wife in Kansas City Area
Concordia Kansas June 25 A P Charles B Davies 55 retired merchant faces assault with intent to kill charges amid a blackmail plot claiming he planned to murder his wife. He was jailed in default of bond after four days of questioning and was alleged to have threatened deadly action to cover finances.
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Concordia
Kan
A. P
Charles B. Davie
Devies
Ohio
Reserbbon
Wes
Con Davies
Kansas City
Ministers Meet to Plan Fund for Retired Pastors
More than thirty five ministers from the Salisbury District convene at Ashbury Methodist Episcopal Church to outline work and financing for the Wilmington Cenfercare Endowment Fund. District officials expect continued sessions with addresses underway and a goal of raising 30 000 to support Sunday School teachers training and related efforts.
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Speria
Ashbury
G. P Jones
Themes N Rawhas
Seaford
Kaka Ng Resyrebemnart
Seaday
Sallabury
Snow Hill
Chesa
Prohibition Alliance Formed by Paroled Anderson
Wm. H. Anderson, just paroled from Sing Sing, announces the American Prohibition Protectant Patriotic Alliance A P P P A to oppose laxity in religion and temperance. He says the group will publish views from Washington and deny affiliation with any other body, while some actions remain secret. Anderson, former Anti Saloon League official, declines to name other officers.
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Wm. H. Anderson
Joomparole
Sing Sing
Anti-Saloon League
Leagur Sunde
Prvestent Patriotic Protective Alliance
Andersen
Nets
Alliance
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Altenre
Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Peana
Order of Moose
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Moose Lodge
New Yo City
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Order of Meese
Tall Cedars
Baltimore Forest
Tall
Lebanon
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Te Archy
New
United States
Kentucky
Relief From Drought Reaches Shere
Rain finally ends a month long drought in eastern Maryland with weather bureau noting about a half inch. The gentle showers persisted through the night, followed by forecasted clearing skies and improved conditions in the coming days.
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Maryleat
Weather Bureau
Spencer T
Mapture
Coolidges Vacation Home Plans Amid Summer White House
President and Mrs Coolidge arrive in Swampscott Massachusetts for a seaside vacation expected to last through the season. The presidential party will stay at the White Court estate with limited official duties, while Lenders will maintain Washington contact and Secretarial offices in Lynn for essential communications.
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White Court
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Red Gables
Lynn
Washington
Marblehead
Conlidge
Peints
John
Amberat College
Fime
Mra Coolidge
Police Dogs Drive Bandits in Harlem Gun Battle
The Harlem chase ended in a running gun battle across the avenue. 73 shots fired, 13 hit a bandit in critical condition. One robber captured. another shot at Columbus Avenue and 110th Street as they fled. Police dogs aided in trapping the attackers.
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New York
A. P
Tes
Tate
Harlem
Calumbus Avenue
Strest
Blind War Veterans Renew Pledge At National Convention
Blind World War veterans at the Disabled American Veterans convention in Camaha Neb renew their pledge to a flag they cannot see. J F E Halm of Baltimore was elected Commander, John McGrath of Baltimore Treasurer, and Rabbi Michael Aaronsohn of Cincinnati Chaplain. They urged Congress to add 360 080 for a hospital to the general veterans hospitalisation fund and called for reforms in hospital inspection and staffing.
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Camaha
Neb
Mrm
J FE. Halm
Baltimore
John McGrath
Rabi Michae Aaronsohn
Cincinnati
Congress
General
Adv Council
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Robert H Smythe
Washington, D.C
Millionaire Bourne Chased Down by Young Wife on Park Avenue
Beatrice Bourne 21 accuses magnate Bourne of punching her nose after a divorce dispute move. Police nabbed Bourne in a taxi cab chase along Park Avenue in front of about 580 onlookers. Bourne pleads not guilty and faces a hearing tomorrow as a crowd watched in the Upper East Side apartment scene.
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Jaume
FP Machime
Fashionable Park Avenue
Bourne
Astoria
Long Island
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Thry
Blue Point
Professor Suspended For Carrying Flash
Professor Albert Lefevre of the University of Virginia faces a one year suspension after a seven hour board vote of 7 to 2. The case centered on unintentional transportation of a small pocket flask. Also noted: mentions of two colleagues and arrests in related incidents.
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de Albert Lefevre
University of
Charles P Hoesee
So Auto
Reeng Ratrome
Chicago Moves Toward Separate State Status
Chicago Alderman tuesday urged a move toward severing from Illinois and forming a new state. The council unanimously approved a resolution outlining steps for legal separation. County lines and legislative representation would shift, with the 1930 census cited for apportionment issues.
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Chicago
Lillness
Cook County
Illinns
Fer
Toman
Destreit
Michigan
Late News Bulletins Sketch Rough World Events
Jumbled late news items report mixed figures and names from New York and Washington. Disjointed lines mention Symington denial of charges and a witness for the plaintiff, a record high stock sale, Indian service reforms, a Grover revolution note, and a Maryland pharmaceutical association event with officers listed.
Snow Hall Prepeter Sought By Senators
Arthur C. Humphreys, 18, of Snow Md, a standout pitcher for Kell School, drew interest from several big league scouts after a flawless 1985 season. Reports indicate mixt of overtures while his 1923 prep year highlighted three one hit games and strong team performance.
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Arthur C. Humphreys
Snow Md
Ceartette Kell
Enmumphreys
Prepeter
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