Extradition To California Is Awaited
Clara Phillips is under arrest in Honduras awaiting extradition to California, per a State Department report from the American consul at Tegucigalpa. California authorities notified Los Angeles sheriff and will be formally advised. a return requisition will be sent to Honduran officials. A man named Carson, linked to Phillips, is sought by California forestry authorities as a possible related figure.
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My Interaundiouat News Service
Washington
Clara Phillips
Honduras
California
State Department
Carson
Guarding Woman Suspected in Sister-in-Law Murder
Police guard Holly Lang at Perry site after she suffered poisoning and survived a suicide attempt. Lang and her sister-in-law Margaret Lang, both 35, were embroiled in a deadly incident with five shots fired. Authorities believe a feud with her husband prompted the violence. A separate notice reports Mary Langston Co. wage increases, prompting expansion at AIMville plant and related raises in nearby counties.
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My Federnationa
Piutsaurgeh
Per Hedsite
Holly Lang
Sydtig
Pilleburg
Bielet
Khot
Margaret Lang
Lau
Blary Linsestons Co
Aimville
Lockeley
Washliogeton
Jefferson County Company
Depositors Storm Bank In York Pennsylvania
York bank faces takeover by the State Banking Commission after an audit shows a shortage near 800000. Depositors gathered outside as authorities prepared for potential action while officials note the bank, founded in 1887, had a 200000 surplus and 250000 paid capital.
Dr Smith Operated On At The Hospital
Dr W Hamilton Smith a prominent eye and ear specialist was operated on today at Washington County Hospital for appendicitis. The operation was successful and his condition is favorable after treatment at his apartment earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hamilton Smith
Washington County Hospital
Smith
Wareham
Big Auto Show Opens to Huge Crowds in Hagerstown
Thousands of county residents packed the Poultry Building at the Fairground for the first annual Automobile Show last night. The sea of colors and gleaming cars drew an immense crowd, with expectations of a larger turnout today and through the week. Promoter Gi Stiles plans a larger show and possible expansion, with discussions of demonstrations and a future permanent exhibit.
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Hagerstown
Luna
Hanes
Gi. Stiles
Me Tina
Lin
Riya Rae
Neon
Mr. Sins
Gia
Lynn shoe workers return to jobs amid industry tensions
Listless OCR fragment reports Lynn Massachusetts shoe workers returning to work after strikes or labor action. Mentions CVs International and manufacturers' association, but the text is garbled with unclear dates and figures, offering little verifiable detail beyond resumed employment and ongoing industry conflict.
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Cvs International Nowa Nerelbe
LYNN
Masa
Apriah
White Wal Prac
Prizod
Manefacturers
Payne And Warren To Represent J. S. In Mexican Negotiations
President Harding selected Charles B. Warren and John Barton Payne to represent the United States in negotiations at Mexico City for recognition of the Obregon government. The joint commission will focus on three issues: Article 27 of the Mexican constitution, the agrarian question, and outstanding claims.
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Payne
Warren
J. S
Japan
Interior
U.S
Obregon
Mexico
Stall
Internivisionnd
Washington
Charles B. Warren
John Barton Payne
Harding
United States
Mexico City
State Department
Joint Commission
Fearuel
School Budget To Match 1922 Level This Year
The Board of Education will meet this afternoon to approve the budget for the coming year with no increase over 1922. Superintendent B J Grimes says the budget will be about the same as last year’s 328 000, though 6 000 for portable buildings for Hagerstown was cut by the County Commissioners. Portable buildings are deemed essential for the north and south city sections, with six needed. Residents of Chenaville seek a new school, Antietam Furnace should be rebuilt, and consolidation of Rockdate and Pleasant Grove at Rot is urged, aiming for a three room building if possible.
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Board of Education
B. J. Grimes
Hagerstown
Supt Grimes
Puplla
Chenaville
Antietam Furnace
Rockdate
Pleaant Grove
Rot
Hithe
Barrels Of Scrap Blaze At Maryland Smelting Co Plant
A blaze at 2 o'clock this morning damaged several barrels of scrap at the Maryland Smelting and Roding Co plant on Elizabeth Street. Firemen fought the smoky blaze using chemicals and tools, with no significant damage beyond the scrap piles and no known cause at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Smelting Co
Maryland Smelting & Roduing Co
Elzabeth Ateeot
Serapa
Frost Dings Lowland Fruit. Mountains Largely Safe
Frost and freeze damaged lowland fruit in Washington County with losses not exceeding about 19 percent. Mountain crops escaped harm as temperatures fell to 29 degrees amid heavy ice and winds. Forecast calls for a light frost again. past April 24 saw greater damage with 24 degrees. Water will be turned into the Williamsport division canal by tomorrow for Cumberland transit.
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Idud
Washington County
Yesterlay
Weather Bureau
A. Miller
Keedysville
Williamsport
Chesapeake and Olle
Cumberland
Forest blaze near Smithsburg finally brought under control
A forest fire above Smithsburg, stubbornly burning over orchards and timberland, was extinguished after rain and volunteer crews battled through Sunday night and Monday morning. Allegany county reports show minor damage to fruit stands and homes as flames threatened multiple orchards before full containment.
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Smithsburg
Duniago
Arbutus
Sanday
Allegany County
Orcharda
Graott
Friptoyos
Jurors Drawn You May Term This Morning
Judge Frank G Wagaman this morning drew the May term jurors for the Circuit Court listing names by town. Sharpsburg Joseph W Pottenberger William H Colin, William Sport Daniel 3, Draper Newton K Downs, Hagerstown Frank Marker Sammel Lefever Isaac N Baie Elmer N Funkhouser Harold Porter Harry McCrory Richard H Derr Charles BUNK Harry E Baler R Newton Startzman William Logan Samuel Stouffer John A Beck M L Brogisy Frederick McKenny Vernon R B Adams James P Warter John A Donaldson Charles H Spangler John L Bair T B Cushwa Joseph J Iipdegraf Theodore P Faiency Claud G Myers Lenrapring Charles Wolford Hancock Benjamin F Muchnett John P Casper Hoonshorn Thom ing Rowe Henry Young Charles C Dean Smithaburg Barry Shank Artis W Winters Saltersburg John McP Stoniter Fwikstown Jacob Stouffer Sandy Hook Harry B E Griffin Tighmanton William B Leather mat G Harvey Sprecher Charles Barnhart Conococheague Normen Holsinger Indian Spring Bruce A Hoover Chewsville Harry L Hartle M Eckatina Keedysville John Flook Downaville Foshua Long
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Frank G. Wagaman
Woring
Sharpsburg
Joseph W. Pottenbergger
Wiliam EH. Colin
William Sport
Daniel
Draper
Newton K. Downs
Hageratown
Frank Marker
Sammel Lefever
Isaac N. Baie
Elmer N. Funkhouser
Harold Porter
Harry McCrory
Richard H. Derr
Charles B. .Unk
Harry E. Baler
R. Newton Startzman
William Logan
Samuel Stouffer
John, A. Beck
M. L. Brogisy
Frederick, MeKenny
Vernon RB. Adams
James P.warter
John A. Donaldson
Charles H. Spangler
John L. Bair
T. B. Cushwa
Joseph J
Iipdegraf
Theodore P. Faiency
Claud G. Myers
Lenrapring
Charles Wolford
Hantock
Benjamin F Muchnett
John P. Casper
Hoonshorn
Thoming Rowe
Henry ¥. Young
Charles C. Dean
Smithaburg
Barry
Shank
Artis W. Winters
Saltersburg
John Mecp
Stoniter
Fwikstown
Jacob Stouffer
Sandy Hook
Harry BE. Griffin
Tighmanton
Wiliam B. Leather
Mat
G. Harvey Sprecher
Charles Barnhart
Conococheague
Normen Holsinger
Indian Spring
Bruce A. Hoover
Chewsville
Harry L. Hartle
M. 3
Eckatina
Keedysville
John Flook
Downaville
Foshua Long
Car crash injures five near Hancock mountain
Five people sustained serious injuries when an automobile owned by Avila Mollow of Flintstone ran out of control on Martin's Mountain, struck a rock, and overturned near a telephone pole outside Cumberland. Victims from Flintstone or nearby include Alfred Dolly, Benjamin Teter, Myra Ethel Mallow, Emory Thompson, and Arlie Mallow. State Police inspector C. M. Settoran investigated and reportedly cleared the driver Emory Thompson.
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Avila Mollow
Flintstonn
Hancock
Cumberland
Martin
Filutstone
Vicuilty
Alfred Dolly
Benjamin ‘Teter
Myra
Ethel Mallow
Emory‘ Thompson
Arlie Mallow
Severs Bruses
Pandleg Automobiliata
Dark Hollow
Roy
Emory
Chompoon
Thompson
Aldo
C. M. Settoran
Council Meeting Notice From Mayor's Office
A town council meeting is scheduled as announced by the mayor's office. Officials urge residents to attend and participate in the public session to discuss local issues and upcoming agendas.
Harding rejects joining League of Nations while president
President Harding reaffirms support for the world court while vowing the United States will never join the League of Nations as long as he remains chief executive. He denounces criticisms, defends the court, and warns Republicans his policy will proceed despite party opposition. Senate action and continuation on page 72.
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U. S
League of Nations
Nation
George R. Holmes
Ue International
Atak Coeremanitent
New York
Harding
America
Hill
Pala
League of Naofions
Jotig Ug
League
Inora
Senate
Two Glass Sand Quarry Accidents Leave Workers seriously hurt
Two Pennsylvania Glass Sand Company workers were hospitalized in Washington County after separate incidents at Berkeley Springs and Hancock quarries. Charles Barnes suffered a fractured skull from a rock hit during blasting. Maust Marquart endured a severe rupture after being caught between a tipple pole and a truck. Barnes’s operation relieved brain pressure and may aid recovery. Marquart showed improvement after surgery. In a separate note, Salle Porell’s will was probated, leaving the estate to her sister Hester Rideout of Amper's Ferry.
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Planta
Pennsylvania Glass Sant Co
Berkeley Springs
Hancock
Washington County
Charles Barnes
Maust
Salle Porell
Hester Rideout
Amper’s Ferry
S. Mitchell Fockler
Projections Nails Tear Boy's Face Near Canal Bridge
William Maiotte, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Maiotte of Williamsport, was seriously injured by nails protruding from a boat while falling from a new electric bridge over the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal between two boats. The nails tore his face above and below the eye, and both wounds required stitching after Dr Richardson attended him.
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William
Edward Maiotte
Williamsport
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Richardson
Conditions Of Children Living On Canal Boats
A Children's Bureau study finds 864 children living on C and C Canal and other waterways face serious conditions. Long trips away from shore, irregular milk, poor sleeping space, limited recreation, and long work hours disrupt schooling.
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C. & C. Canal
C. and C. Canal
Children’s Bureau
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Six Day Dance Marathon Opens in New York
The International News reports a six day dance marathon starting at 12:01 AM in New York. Couples from France Spain and other locations join an endurance event planned to last three miles per day, with music via phonograph as they dance through trains and while traveling toward Shoonahend Hay.
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My International Newa
New York
France
Spain
Meroland
Invest
Shoonahend Hay
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Ohio
Army
Army Air Service
McCook Field
Depositors Storm Bank
York, Pa
My International News Service
York
State Banking Commission
Bauk
Soura
de Dante
Atlantic City
Nargalutown
McKee City
Harry
Miller
Cornet
Thneston
Mass
Shoe Workers Union
Harry L. Rogers
Nia Council
Babatt Pi
Hancock and
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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