Mitchell Refuses to Testify Before Naval Inquiry
Washington today reports Colonel Mitchell defied oath requirements and refused to testify before the naval court of inquiry into the Shenandoah wreck. The adjutant general cited orders to appear while War Department officials withheld public comment as the court adjourned until morning.
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Frederick residents seized in Baltimore drug case
Wealthy Frederick Md residents Colonel Weinbr enner and Harry R. Snook were arrested last night at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick on charges of illegal possession and purchase of narcotics. Both men were arraigned in Baltimore before United States Commissioner Isotrank Supplies and each was released on $1500 bail for a hearing on October 18. Authorities say 25 bottles of narcotics were found in Weinbrener’s possession. Snook allegedly drove Weinbrener to a Mount Pleasant office where the narcotics were purchased.
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Mount Pleasant
Evening Times Apologizes for Ad Size Mistake
The Evening Times regrets today the error in the print of the newspaper cartoon page and the four additional advertising spaces added yesterday to meet demand. The Wiremice News was issued in three editions for the name reason, underscoring the newspaper's belief in its role as the premier advertising medium.
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Mathewson Victim at Zeal Country's Aid Led to Early Death
The famed pitcher Christy Mathewson dies at Mountain Camp at age 45 from tuberculosis and pneumonia linked to gas exposure in World War I. He served as Chemical Warfare Service captain in France and later coached the Giants before illness forced retirement. His wife and son Christy Jr. are cited in the obituary.
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Lewistown
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Freight Train Wreck Delays President in West Virginia
A freight wreck near Sir John Run, West Virginia delayed the President’s train returning from Omaha. The incident halted the train for over an hour, delaying officials including President and Mr. USA. No injuries reported.
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Sir John Run
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Uyne Cocidge
Omaha
Restia
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Planes to rally at Netchell in three day air brigade event
A three day military air program at Natchel Field features 900 planes in an imagined clash of American civilian and service aircraft. General Beovhet leads a three-group air brigade with a Kelly Field attack unit, a Selfridge pursuit group, and a Landiey Field bombardment group. The contest includes a New York race finish and prizes based on distance, speed, and payload with French and American pilots competing.
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Gould Bebop's Sublet and Europe Plan Stir New York
New York reports that Gilera Gould Bebop secretly sublet her apartment and sailed for Europe with husband Henry A Buhop Jr. while he stays at a Maine camp. The story notes her life as a debutant turned professional dancer and her move toward earning money for herself.
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Ashere
Alte
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Putin
Earnshaw Set to Meet Colop in Sixth World Series Bout
Local notes indicate Earnshaw faces Colop in the sixth game of the series as Louisville and Maryland vie for a decisive win. George Earnshaw will pitch for Dunn’s squad with McKee catching Brashaw. Maurice Shannon homers in the first inning to spark a victory as Walker is expected to return.
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Tommy Thomas
George Rarnhaw
Dunn
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Kentucky Clan
Uth
Chamyuuns
Nick Callop
Seuath Paw Tarowns
Annoumerd
Meyer
McKee
Brashaw
Joe the Herry
Aiunner
Maurice Shannon
Lewisville
Bekimor
Head of State Guard to Tour Sho' Camp Site
Berlin chamber head Milton A Reckerd leads a site committee with reps from Worcester Somerset and eastern counties to inspect the Sho camp site along Sinepuxent Bay. General Recherd will report on Berlin awaiting the tour with a long frontage option and national guard coordination.
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Milton A Reckerd
Worcester County
G. Mak Harrison
Berlin Chamber of Commerce
Police in Vienna Track New Residents to Prevent Crime
Vienna police monitor new residents to learn origin, associates, income, and habits to prevent crime. The article notes hotel registries and other local controls as examples of how authorities gather information on newcomers.
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Vienna
Pereeon
Mm Hee
Plant 308000 Trees in State Initiative
The province plans to plant about 308000 trees this year to beautify highways and protect the environment. The program emphasizes rapid planting to combat the elements and enhance the landscape along major routes.
Legion meet backs one proposal amid dispute over World Court role
At a packed Legion session in Cenaha Neb the convention heard a major push to endorse a new defense position linking Navy and Air Force branches. The report named Reed Landis and William Mitchell as central figures and drew sharp lines over whether Mitchell should be promoted at the floor. A second key item urged continued U S support for the world court with a yearlong study by Legion members under the League of Nations framework.
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Willam Mitchell
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Swhenstom
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Air Way
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Area America
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Bidio
Rickenbacker
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Resolutiones Committee
World Peace Committee
Acheon
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League of Nations
Court of Justice
First Case Miss Susan Branders Defends Mayor
Miss Susan Branders daughter of Supreme Court Justice Bran dlet argued before the Supreme Court of the Erste state in defense of a fellow mayor. Her father’s legacy looms as she presses her stance amid the high court proceedings.
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Louis T) Brandlet
Suprem Corp
Erste
Mayer
Federation Labor Rejects Ties With Russian Labor Movement
President William Green of the American Federation of Labor stated that American Labor would never affiliate with the Russian labor movement, despite earlier parliamentary hints of closer ties. He emphasized unwillingness to pay any price to join the movement.
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Federation Labor
CREEN
Nelentie Catx
William Green
Americans Federation of Later Ye Tersiny
Astor A. Fusesh
Green
Darkness Delays Cubs as Sox Rally in Nineteenth Inning
In Chicago on October 8 a 19 inning game between the Cubs and White Sox stretched past midnight. Alexander allowed twenty hits as Blank permitted eleven. Lorene faced 126 batters before play halted with a 2–2 renewal of a tense stalemate.
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Fetther
Ett
Tel Banken
Oklahoma
Fey
Lorene
Tarvel
Alexander Wa
Blankeamship
Lyon
Lew and Wilburn
Late News Bulletins From Witches Field And Beyond
A flood of late news items outlines accidents and tributes in the era. An air trial near Great Race day ends after a homeflight plane wing collapses injuring a passenger. Baseball writers back a memorial shrine plan for World War I General Wandree Wilun at Staunton Virginia. General William W Sheddy is unanimously re-elected treasurer of the Episcopal Church convention. Christy Matthewson’s death is mourned by the American Legion. Lieutenant Wheeter dies in a crash at Chanute Field while others escape with minor injuries. A farmer’s plane nearly crashes near Vib Rider with the crew escaping unharmed.
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Wandrae Wilun
Staunton
American Legion
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Chanute Field
Ranteul
William L. Wheeter
Tadas Shen
Burt
Ramee Territy
S. Barger
Aldridge Delivers as Senators Top Pirates in Bouncing Tilt
15,000 fans witness Aldridge secure first tally for Senators in a tense win over Pittsburgh. Judge hits a towering homer driving in the decisive run as Washington edges the Pirates.
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