Nineteen year old girl linked to county burglaries
Janice Grampton, about 19, of Bay street, is held on $2,000 bail as an accomplice in a county burglary wave. She faces a hearing tomorrow at 2 pm with two men charged in robberies. Police say loot was hidden in homes and a cemetery. five of eight city burglaries are being charged. Evidence includes footprints and recovered valuables from three stores.
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Janice Grampton
Bay Street
Eugene Moore
William Martin
Ter Ao
Marlin
Haru Ehace
Moore
Tabhure
Way
Tase Hum
Flag Street
Rowlands
Jealous mate murders wife and wounds her father
In Camden April 22 Mrs Adbert Janes was killed by her husband Arthur James who then shot her father Blazer Richards, severely wounding him. The husband fled to a cabin and was later taken into custody by police on a murder charge.
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Camden
Adbert Janes
Blazer
Toen
Horn
Hushand
Paleo
Indan
James
Atentons
Hiy
Raehatda
Arthur James
Oany Way
Conedan
School Keeps Tuition After Girl Expelled
Arthur H Hood of Philadelphia sues Fort Loudoun Seminary at Winchester seeking return of 350 dollars paid for a half term after his daughter left homesick, was persuaded back, then expelled, with the seminary retaining the tuition. The case asks whether the institution may keep the fee.
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Winchester
Arthur H. Hood
Philadelphia
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Hood
Tax Authorities Move to Seize Delinquent Property
City tax collector Daniel A. Downin moves to aggressively collect back taxes and levy on property, offering brief grace for paying the 122 taxes in full. Wil son Logan, former collector, reports similar efforts to recover owed taxes, while a notable estate faced settlement demands. In a separate Brooklyn jewelry heist, five armed men robbed clerks and fled with 30,000 in jewelry and 600 in cash.
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Itz
Daniel A. Downin
Logan
Kame
Wilson Logan
Wits
Alee
Tay Collecine Dawhersia
Nis
Calloelar
Moraff Kaski
Brooklyn
Will Again Search for Bodies of Crew Lost in Sea Disaster
Washington April 22 The crew of the Japanese steamer Raifuku Maru reportedly perished after its sinking near the Nava Sea coast with 38 to 46 aboard. The Tampa cutter and other vessels assisted but could not locate survivors. A second item notes the Florida House rejects an investigation into horse racing developments.
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Nava Seatry
Canal Guard Service
Dapancsy
Regen Vesgsela
Court Guard
Tampa
Culter
Vosada
Tallahasser
Fla
Réecue
Becaue
Ife
Beck
Aed Jay Tae
Dace Trosk Goebling
No Reign of Terror Says Government
Belgrade April 22 Jugo-Slav government denies plans to invade Bulgaria and asserts a peaceful policy. It warns against rumors of civil war and asserts it will suppress disturbances while denying any imminent revolutionary action by Bulgarian or allied groups.
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Belgrade
Jugo- Slav
Bulgaria
dhugo-Slavia
Viena
Jugo- Slavia
Tulgarin
Washington County High School Alumni committees named
Tloflyday, president, announced the appointment of the 1 year committees for the alumni association. Rev Berry Plum will chair, with John D Reulmyer M Woda authorship Allan Trey Newcomer Kartatte Item Mike Elizabeth Wagner Milas Torraine Steinmetz. Tunquet-Omer To Kaylor secretary, and Mrs C K Magruder Miga Vive rt Oswald Misa Iren Burger.
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Tloflyday
Washington County High School Alumni Association
FL Berry Plum ‘Mee
John D. Reulmyer
M Woda
al Nan
Trey Newcomer
Kartatte Item
Mike Elizabeth Wagner Amd Milas Torraine Steinmetz
Tunquet—Omer
Kaylor
Chaty Min
C.K. Magruder
Miga Vivert Oswald
Misa Iren
Burger and
Arlion Teh
Allegany County Tax Rate Set Higher This Year
Allegany County approved a tax levy set at 1.87 dollars per hundred, higher than last year, with the county's overall budget increasing to fund roads and bridges and to raise additional revenue for county operations.
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Allegany County
Wilhening
Rich Man and Matron Drama Sparks Continentwide Flight
Wealthy Yonkers manufacturer Apel 22 and Mrs Blanch Mt elude pursuit across the continent after alleged romantic elopement. Travis, named as wronged party, faces charges in Los Angeles as investigators trace his steps with the couple aboard the Manchuria and through sedate hotel stays and crosscountry travel.
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LOS Angrors
Apel
Chartea
Yonkers
N.Y
Blanch
San Cil
New York
Travis
Marinet
Peaches Gone. Apples Likely To Survive Valley Crops
Orchardists report peaches destroyed by a freeze but higher elevation orchards escape. Apples fared better with some varieties frozen, overall crop estimates vary from a small percentage of normal. Needysville and Smithsburg districts saw lighter damage, while pears and other fruit faces uncertainties. Farmers hope the loss is not total as buds show resilience in some areas.
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Cru
Roman Covk
Husgest
Coe Jetl
Yeaterday
Aerkus
Needysville
J. A. Miller
Prom Smithsburg
Store Robbery Report From Williamsport Details Missing
A Williamsport store owned by Flarey Davis was robbed on a Sunday night. Thieves took a water jug and other articles and stole groceries. Davis and family reside above the shop. no one was sure how the break in occurred. Police say the incident has been tabbed and investigated.
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Flarey Davis
Wiliamsport
Thievns
Davis
Wil Damily
Trotsky Returns to Power as Russia Dictator Leader
London reports Leon Trotzky pardoned and restored to health and will resume duties as a dictator in Russia per the Morning Post. Soviet agencies affirmed full health recovery.
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Red
London
Leon Trotzky
Morning Post
Suviet
Boy Who Shot at Dance Is Freed in Pennsylvania Court
Charley J. Wilkinson of Fayeteyne was arraigned in a county court on a charge of manslaughter over the November 15, 1924 shooting of 5 year old Blethen in Hanover. The commonwealth said Wilkinson drew and fired during an effort to eject others from a dance. The defense argued self defense. The jury returned a verdict after deliberating.
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You
Charley J. Wilkinson
Fayeteyne
Manalauguer
Pour Dls Ke Blethen
Hanover
Commonwealth
Itv
Heavy Terms for Officers in Cincinnati
April 22 Cincinnati, ident Adrey Houston commanding a relief patrol was sentenced to 18 months in federal penitentiary at Athodly for aiding bootleggers. He is among the police officers receiving federal sentences one by one from United States District Judge Smith H Mirkenlooper.
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Cincinnate
Awdrey Houston
Pomrth
Maries Houston
Cincinnati Fire Deperteng
Federal Penitentiary
Atha Odly
Matey
Houstan
Dr Wagner Attends Chaplains Council at War Department
Rev Dr Irall R Wagner pastor of Zion Reformed Church attends a three day chaplains council at the War Department in Washington. About twenty eight men from DC and nearby states participate to learn procedures and seek recommendations for morale and devotion among soldiers.
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Dr. Wagner
Chaplains’ Council At
War Department
Irall R. Wagner
Pty
Zion Reformed Church
Maryland Reserve Corps
Regu Roy Ath Reserve Corps
Ington
Moral Amt Celictons
Council
District of Columbia
St Leo Myers’s automorine stolen then found nearby
The automorine of St Leo Myers of Linwood Mil was stolen Sunday night from in front of the owner's feshioned. It was found in a lane between Smiths burg and Waynealoro yesterday. The machine had been absodoard and not damaged.
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St. Leo Myers
Linwood
Mil
Smithsburg
Waynealoro
Loser Neaderick Clarkwell Involves Prohibition Shipments Report
A London paper reports a Loser Neaderick Clarkwell involved in a voyage to the United States with shipments tied to a venture at LA. Prohibition officers seized most consignments, signaling enforcement actions and investor concerns over the failed enterprise.
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Neaderick Clarkwell
Elremar
Pntbuie
Jurors drawn for the May term of court
The May term jurors were drawn this morning at the circuit court in Sharpsburg and include Charles We Lakin Williemagant-O Roachley Tugermtown D Elvin Unger John S Snyder and many others. Wills probate active at area court. the will of Th Panktiers listed among probate items in the Orphans' Court yesterday afternoon.
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Dindme Fenak
Waskintin
Cour Sharpsburg
Chiarles We Lakin
Tun C. Dorsey
Williemagant
O. Roachley
Tugermtown
D. Elvin Unger
John S. Snyder
Charles Tnt
Penk Wintter
Alo. i
Trach. Aborvilh
Willian
Apis
E Retz
Joseph W. Janet
Jelngin
Philip Mathies
Idenburg
Toba Ward
E. Sitemiler
Harry We Wollinge
Dati i. Holeworth
Abner Wy Darihart
Davod J. Ayers
Harry A. Line
Hestardie Stine
George We Middleakauht
Willi R. Miles Thinedek
Milla Grave
Jiaby Younker
Boonshoro
Thomas Thee
Diamond King
Vilion Young
Avetown
Kony
Miner
Jammy
Burcesser
Eval
Cork
Body of Girl Hacked Found Near Golf Course
A young woman's torso found by a water basin near a Chicago golf course is identified as a diabolical crime. Autopsy shows head arms and legs hacked away with vital organs missing. Police probe cold case as body may have lain in water for months.
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Chicago
Buchlong
le Badlong
Prohibition Training Plan for Day Agents Announced
Washington April 22 announcement by Federal Prohibition Commissioner Haynes details training schools for prohibition agents. Courses aim to raise efficiency and cut defects in government cases, strengthening standards across day agents.
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Washington
Haynes
President Coolidge’s Father Sails for Kidney Treatment
Plymouth Vermont April 22 Colonel John Coolidge father of President Coolidge travels to Boston for medical observation as kidney ailment worsens. Reported condition described as poor but his daily health allows him to keep working when possible.
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Boston
Plymouth
John Coolidus
President Coolidge
Mexican City Fire Kills Two and Destroys Homes
A blaze near the Mexican city over the line killed two people and injured about forty as more than 200 homes burned. The fire started in a saloon yesterday evening and swept through the area, with many structures reduced to ashes and local firefighters battling the flames.
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Risher
Arte
Dow
Tov
Ganhtuo
Canea
Sonora
Mexlco
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