Japs Suspect Arms Parley Motives in Debate
Tokyo reports a strong undercurrent of suspicion about the motives behind calls for a new arms conference. Japanese newspapers charge both the United States and England with asserting peace while pursuing expanding power. They fault American immigration laws and Britain's Singapore naval plans, warning Britain may seek to draw Japan and France into responsibility if the conference fails.
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Tokyo
United States
England
America
Great Britain
Singapore
Japan
Osiri
Great Hrimin
France
Diamond Dyes Color Things New
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Slayer Pomeroy Seeks Executive Clemency in Boston
Jesse H Pomeroy, a long imprisoned killer who began his sentence as a six year old, seeks clemency after 49 years in state prison. Massachusetts businessmen back a public hearing to allow him to tell his case in person, with guard protection. He was convicted of murdering a five year old boy in 1874 and confessed to killing a girl whose ashes were found in his South Boston home cellar.
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Boston
Jesse H. Pomeroy
Fuller
Massachusetts
Pomeroy
Continentend
Downsville Gossip Notes and Local Movements
Downsville area residents report visits and illness as mumps spread locally. Families including Davis, Baker, Hoffman, Rhinehart, Gowers, Long, Izer, Thomas, Bloomin, Highbarger, Shipley, Betts, Delauder, Lane, Wuartenfeitz, Powell, Chaney, and Shank are noted in calls, farm work, sales, and moves between farms and towns such as Hagerstown, Fairplay, Punkstown, Falling Waters, and Halfway. A University of Maryland student, Myle Downey, returns due to illness. Andrew Towers plans a household goods sale on Saturday afternoon, April 4.
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Uarry Davis
Warren
Glenn
Wallace
Aileen
Fairplay
Martha Davis
Thersa
McClure Baker
Hagerstowl
John Baker
Richard Davis
Newton Hoffman
Flora Rhinehart
Eugene Bowers
Howard Long
Greaier
Harry
Western Pike
Elizabeth Gaylor
Emery
Frook
Hilary Kirby
U. S. Navy
Lewis Izer
Jacob Thomas
Centre Hill
Ray Long
Daniel Thomas
Hagerstown
Myle
Downey
University of Maryland
Alma Kepler
Frank
Clarence
Eugene Gowers
A. L. Bloom
Lolita
Evie Long
Myron Bloomi
Otho Highbarger
T. J. Fahrney
Giadys &Ripley
Stanhope Shipley
Maud Butts Wee
Robert Betts, Jr
Ang
Powell
William Lewis
Banke S
Falling Waters
Mr. Nable
M. FP
Kershters
Ma. Lewes
Harry Thunrichonee
Grimes
Sturry Baker
G. Wt. Sprecher
Lewis Shank
Tena Long
Fimer Huntzberry
Werbert Farm
Dowhavilte-Pafesstown
Farm relocations noted in local heirs list near Manor
Pike to that of the Rowland heirs near the Manor. Lloyd Bowers will occupy the Herbert farm, Elmer Mowen moves from Beaver Creek to Wade Warrenfeltz’s vacated farm. Abram Flory relocates to Barnum farm bought last fall. Adam Poffenberger moves to Henry Dellinger’s tenant house. Ross Bussard moves from Hagerstown to Charles Bowers’s tenant house. Earl N Delauter travels to Lappans to assist William Cunningham. Charles Hetzer moves from north of Ha.
Local notes from Centre Hill area and surrounding towns
Community updates list moves employment and visits from Gerstown to Centre Hill and nearby places. Earle Spielman joins Mountain View Nursery in Hallway. Elgin Betts improves after hospital operation. Multiple family visits noted in Clearspring, Falling Waters, and Halfway. February school attendance listed with names. several students missed days. Funeral rites for Earl Whetzel held at the Christian Church after a two week pneumonia illness.
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Gerstown
Pashen Farm
Centre Hill
Earle Spielman
Mountain View Nursery Co
Elgin Betts
Washington County Hospital
John Buharp
Raymond
Louisa Delauter
Clearspring
Ruth Milburn
Falling Waters
W. Va
Daniel Cunningham
Cedar Grove
Nannie Crim
Halfway
Chicago
Beckley Heira
Charles Roberts
Rodgers
Beallaville
Montgomery County
George Roberts
Mirvin
Washington, D. C
James Keaselring
Alatha Waffensmith
Albert L. Bloom
Lolita
Baltmore
Clayton Weaver
Frances
Denton Weaver
Boonsboro
George Sheffer
Lloyd
Ephriam Mills
Evelyn Reitner
Thelma Marshall
Mildred Middlekauff
George Frick
Edgar Cline
Charles Bowers
Geraldine Cavanaugh
Lucille Ridenour
Merle Long
Irvin Davis
Raymond Bucard
Evelyn Cavanaugh
Mary Daugherty
Robert Frick
George Dick
Hazel Cline
Davis Melotte
Ralph Flook
Ralph Dick
Milkey Downey
Blanche Long
Arnold Davis
Norman Moats
Earl Whetzel
Christian Church
Untimely Death At Byron Tannery Claims Teen Labourer
A young worker at Byron's Tannery suffered a fatal puncture while on duty. The deceased was 17 years old and is survived by his widow, two parents Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus M. Davis, brothers Raymond Whetzel Page and George Davis, and sisters Virginia Pau line and Blanche Davis.
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Byron
Airs
Cyrus M. Davis
Raymond Whetzel
Page
George Davis
Slefera
Virginia
Pauline
Blanche Davis
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