Attempted arson at fairgrounds buildings reported
An alleged second fire attempt at the fairgrounds dates to Saturday night when Frank Alsip observed a fire start near the south end stables and three figures fleeing. A suspect, Ralph Baughman, was arrested on related charges as investigators pursue details of the incident and extent of damage remains uncertain.
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Frank P. Alsip
Ennsyhamia Avende
Hames
Ralph Baugh- Liman Wat
Vreom
Alsip
Chou
Aludo
Bregayielis
Tralee
Bomb Plot Mystery Shrouds Los Angeles Officials
Confused notes from Los Angeles officials hint at a bomb plot involving ex consents and a forged figure, while signs point to a mislaid device. The report remains unclear, with no park found to place the alleged detector as investigators pursue a lead in Wall Street connections.
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Los Angeles
Wall Street
Martinsburg Woolen Mills Raise Wages for Workers
Martinsburg W Va April 2 Nearly 400 to 500 employees at two local woolen mills were demoted today with an average wage increase of about 10 percent The move is expected to push higher pay for other local mill workers Caskey Baking Company hosts a Saturday luncheon for its employees
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International News Service
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hetween
SuDb
Undenominational shift as Bethesda M E church enacts change
In Philadelphia April 2, a Bethesda Methodist Episcopal Church near Manoasa abandons its denominational identity. A Methodist conference-appointed minister is asked to move on after seating for a service, amid controversy over the church declaring itself undenominational and the pastorial transition.
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International Neve
Philadelpiuia
Bethesda Com
Manoasa
Bethesda
Methodist Episcopal Church
Arthur N. Morris
Alter Do Querer Oloua
Coujeune
Warnad
Jar Amavlen
Adah
Steele
Jan Ba
Tidenon Gatland
Bad Whisky Kills Three in Philadelphia Police Report
Three Philadelphians died from drinking tainted alcohol as authorities investigated a string of liquor-related fatalities. Police records indicate the victims succumbed after consuming bad whisky, prompting a citywide drunkenness and prohibition enforcement review.
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Ity International News Service
Kaiser And His Wife Separated Says Paper
A newspaper report asserts Kaiser and his wife have separated amid recent public dispute. The item notes marital strains and speculation about their future, citing unnamed sources and periodic rumors from various outlets.
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Kaiser
Man Saves Wife by Slaying Mad Dog in Home
Alvey M. Harshman of 753 Spruce street avenges attack on his wife Anna Harshman by clubbing a large collie that had gone mad in their home. The dog bit Mrs Harshman several times before Harshman intervened and killed it. A physician treated her and she is confined to bed but expected to recover.
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Alvey M. Harshman
Spruce Street
Anna Harshman
Unmasking Klansmen at Bellevue Church Easter Service
In Pittsburgh, April 2, church member Mimer L. Kidney publicly unmasked three Ku Klux Klan members who infiltrated the Belle Bellevue Methodist Episcopal Church during Easter services and took their regalia as evidence. Kidney refused to outline any action, though prosecutors potentially faced disturbing a religious service charges. Church leaders said further action would be at Kidney’s sole initiative.
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iNy International Kerem Servive
Pittsburgh
Ku Klux Klan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Belle - [Eue
Mimer L. Kidney
Uw 16
Constantinople Aflame Threat Raises Citywide Alarm
Constantinople faced a severe blaze risk as a bus incident threatened to devastate the city. Allied troops helped prevent access to ammunition dumps while the Angora government hunts for clues into the disappearance and assassination of Trebizon Nationalist delegate Talichuki Bey.
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Dy Tibernational Mewa
Constantinople
Collelintinople
Vlaza
Angora
Ubmost
Talichuki Béy
Trebizon
Fruit Nipped by Freeze Yet Light Damage Reported
Keedysville weather observer J A Miller notes light fruit damage from a Sunday freeze affecting about one in eight peaches and one in eight cherries but reports buds not advanced beyond March 1, 1922 levels. He cautions potential late freezes could still alter outcomes, as temperatures rose by 14 degrees this morning.
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J. A. Miller
Keedysville
Miler
Laborers strike halts highway and building work locally
A wide scale laborers strike shut down highway and building work in the area. Workers earning 60 cents an hour demand 69 cents, while foremen receive 65 cents and seek 80 cents, prompting cessation of all construction activity.
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International
Bervieey Guednshinug
Joe Byron Enters North and South Amateur Championship
Pinehurst North Carolina April 2 Special to Mark Henry J Yopping defends title in a record field led by former British amateur champion Wille Hunter Joseph W Byron of Willoretons qualified for the event in the Savings tournament setting headlines as the North and South Amateur Championship opens with strong entrants and local interest high.
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Mark
Pinehurst
N. G
Tomarnaw
Henry J. Yopping
Wille Hunter
Joseph W. Byron
Wilyoretons
Bar Association to Act on Death of Albert J Long
A Bar Association meeting will be held at 4 o clock this afternoon in the Taw Muracy to address the death of former State Attorney Albert J Long who died Saturday night at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. Prominent bar members including Judges Wagaman and Doub and Attorney General Armstrong will serve as honorary pallbearers at the funeral Wednesday afternoon from the Long residence on Baranitt avenue.
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Bar Association
Taw Muracy
Albert J. Long
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Caltitore
Daniel W. Doub
Mr. Long
F. G. Wagaman
Albert A. Doub
Alex, Armtrong
Baranitt Avenue
Railroads to Present Views on Reassessment
County Board of Commissioners hears representatives from Pennsylvania Railroad and others on property reassessment. Western Maryland, Baltimore and Ohio, Norfolk and Western also to be heard. Railroads hold large county holdings, especially Western Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Board of County
City Council to Hold Three Meetings This Week
The mayor plans three meetings this week to discuss sewerage disposal and related projects. A public session is set for tomorrow at Lotto to review disposal plans and a diversion of funds, with potential action on a sewerage plant and related contracts.
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Connell
Lotto
Leelock
Persecuted, Says Wife Of Army Captain
Agnes Karns Ranille describes a social controversy involving her husband Captain Edwin W. Randle and Colonel Conger of the Twentieth Infantry. She claims a later investigation found no evidence of misconduct, yet Colonel Conger began a campaign of persecution against Captain Randle and his wife. Suburban Day is noted as tomorrow.
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Conyright
Nona Mecvier
Gan Antonio
Tesas
Agnes Karns Ranille
Kaday
Shea
Abe
Edwin W. Itandte
Gol A. EB. Conger
Handie
Randle
Conger
Tandle
Twenitieth Infantry
Coanger
Thousands Looted in Two Daring Holdups
A mail truck was ambushed at dawn by six outlaws believed linked to St. Louis and Chicago gangs. They shot at guards, locked them in the cage, and hauled away hundreds of thousands in cargo from the downtown route before fleeing toward the river district. The crime followed a Sunday raid on a Chicago and Alton mail train at Springfield. Adrian G. Dorluc and Edward Cunningham led the truck crew, who were held at gunpoint as the bandits commandeered the vehicle and escaped. Police launched a nationwide manhunt for the desperadoes.
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Yukon
Middle West
Chicago and Alton
Springfield
St. Louis
Chicago
Kansas City
Missouri
Illinois
Fulver
Orders Probe of Robberies
Post master General ordered three postal inspectors to Springfed Wibo investigate the mail robbery yesterday. A report to the Department said one bandit had been captured and the mail pouches found.
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Washington
New Today
Wibo
Department Today
Workers Return To Krupp Plant Amid Riots In Essen
International Neva Services reports April 2 that Krupp workers resumed routine operations despite fierce clashes nearby. French troops killed and about forty wounded during the occupation of the factory area. Four Krupp directors were arrested after protests by the management, including Herr Brow, Herr Hartwigg, Herr Osterle, and Herr Ritter, with unclear impact on the situation.
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Neva Services
Essen
Krupp
Krupps
Herr Brow
Herr Hartwigg
Herr Osterle
Herr Ritter
Doctor Wertz Taken To Johns Hopkins After Serious Illness
Dr. J. M. Wertz a noted physician from North Potomac Street was rushed to Johns Hopkins Hospital on Saturday after a two week illness with quincy worsened. An operation on his throat was performed and his condition improved, with convalescence reported. He traveled to Baltimore by automobile accompanied by Mrs Wertz and doctors Blair and Johnson.
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Bila Iineas
de. J. M. Wertz
Potomac Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Teliel
Wertz
Quincy
Baltimore
Bris. Wertz
Blair and Johnson
Quiz Citizens Army To Test Citizenship Ideas
The U S Army plans a 115 question questionnaire for all attendees at summer citizen military training camps. The War Department released a training manual titled stiller in citizenship with intro by General Pershing noting the need to boost understanding of citizenship and urging officers to promote educational programs nationwide.
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Citizen Army
Harry &. Rogers
Sied Correspondya
International News Service
Washington
United States Army
Thomas A. Edison
Citizens
Stiller
War Department
Manuel
Per ‘Ehing
Muir
Can You Answer These Questions
A fragmented query set asks about wartime events military training camps and civic topics. It references who won the war with Germany and asks basic civics questions about the Senate constitution and peacetime issues.
Iyish women Held In Jails On Hunger Strike
In Dunn State April reports indicate Iyish women imprisoned may be on hunger strike. Sources Indernativ and Newe Seechey describe tense conditions as activists demand treatment reforms and access to supports. details remain unclear due to garbled text.
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Indernativ
Laban
Fair Association to Discuss Poultry Building Use
Chick fanciers and the public press attend a meeting of the Fair Association to decide on converting the poultry building at the fairgrounds into a main exhibition hall. The association aims to act, despite calls from national poultry groups to reconsider, and officials indicate no plan to rescind the order.
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Fair Association
Maiz
United States
Livicelot Jacques
Dalerstigd
Big Power Projects Tekes In New Phunk
A garbled report discusses power projects tied to Tekes and a New York event. It mentions the Aerussithae al ple Tauaies Power Co and names McAhenny as a figure linked to the effort. The text is heavily distorted with many unreadable phrases and jumbled names.
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Phunk
Aerussithae al Ple Tauaies Power Co. S
Thy Finnyver McAhenny Stadt Ahrens
New York
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