Possible Successor Of Murphy In New York Politics
Tammany Hall rips the dyes and eyes Gov Alfred E. Smith as a likely nominee to lead the ticket at the Madison Square convention. Murphy’s death leaves leadership vacancy and a potential triumvirate of Foley Jolng and Goodwin. Norman E. Mack and George M. Drennan are floated as potential supports for Smith.
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New York
Tammany
Govrose al Smith
Smith
Madison Square
Chas. F. Murphy
Murphy
Jne
York
Tom" Foley
Peter J. Jolng
Frank J. Goodwin
Tadaraito
Keith
Norman E.mack
George M. Drennan
Ponto
International appeals denounce United States in May Day message
The executive committee of the Communist International published a May Day appeal denouncing the United States. It accuses Washington of greed and plotting for oil while expanding wealth through warlike means and violence. The note frames U S actions as provoking a fresh war specter.
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Moscow
Apri
The
Communist Internationale Today
United States
Elevator tragedy at Maryland Glass plant claims Sanders life
William A. Sanders, 53, of near Hancock, was killed instantly at the Maryland Glass and Sand Company plant in Round Top when his clothing was caught in an elevator wheel. The accident occurred shortly after 9 am. Sanders had been employed three years, recently returning to work after a brief departure. Justice Jere Mason and Dr. W. E. Streeters led the investigation. no inquest was deemed necessary. Sanders, a farmer resident, left a widow. Funeral plans undetermined.
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Maryland Glass and Sand Company
Round Top
Hancock
William A. Sanders
Sanders
Roy Munson
Jere Mason
IY. E. Streers
Constable Barnhart
Justice Mason
Wancock
Maryland Glas and Sand Com. Pany
Raymond J. Funkhouser
Tne
Mado
County Man Injured When Car Is Ignited
A Beaver Crook man, W. Ford, suffered burns to arms hands and body when his car caught fire near Beaver Crook. Irvin Kaylor assisted in fighting the blaze, likely caused by defective wiring. the vehicle was badly damaged. Also reported, the will of George R. Durbin was probated in the orphan court, leaving property to his children and grandchildren.
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W. Ford
Beaver Crook
Irvin Kaylor
Bisre Jaod
Ford
George R. Durbin
Orphana’ Court
Commander of World Flight Reaches Chignik After Arctic Perils
Major Frederick Martin, commander of the American round the world flight, reaches Chignik safely aboard Seattle after a harrowing voyage through snow storms and gale conditions. He had been marooned near Kanalak north of Portage Bay for over a week following a forced landing in Portage Bay due to a leaking crankcase and a rescue by a destroyer hull.
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Cinognik
Alaska
Frederick [. Martin
Seattle
Ranalikhera Waal
Marto
Kanalak
Standard Oil
Portage Bay
Seward
Chisnak
Dutch Harbor
Kanatek
Here
Nicky
Wian
Martly
Herp
Pasallte
Elias and Joe Take Notice At Lake Prince Dam
In Princess Anne county near Norfolk a large crowd gathers by the Lake Prince dam to haul buck shad from the water. People use baskete raken or any implement to pull fish, and motors bring home as many as they can carry. The scene draws thousands of fishers.
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Norfolk
Lake Prince Dam
Princess Anne County
Aca
Motion Filed For New Trial In Thaw Sanity Case
Evelyn Nesbit and her lawyer William A. Gray filed a motion for a new trial in Philadelphia to determine Harry K. Thaw's sanity. Nesbit said the case will be vigorously fought and suggested a tougher cross examination, possibly by Jerome, to highlight Thaw as a lunatic.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
William A. Gray
Evelyn Nesbit
Harry K. Thaw
Miss Nesbit
Attorney Gray
A. Tighd
Harry Thaw
Abe Baals
Mr. Gray
Mr. Jeroma
Thaw
William Travers Jerroma
Stanford White
Qray
Bia
Mongehan
Conductor's cash carrier found near Funkstown
A cash carrier worn by street car conductors was found by John L. Snyder behind Stonebraker's woods near Funkstown and turned over to Sheriff Duffay. It has been identified as belonging to Herbert W. Cullinan, motorman for Potomac-Edison, who was robbed of $45 by four bandits on Saturday night April 12. The carrier was slightly rusty and contained nineteen coins.
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Yeatorday
John L. Snyder
Stonebraker’s Woods
Funkstown
Sherif Duffay
Herbert W. Cullinan
Potomac-Edison
Parole Granted for Abe Deeds After Jail Term
Governor Ritchie approved parole for Abraham G. Deeds who was jailed after a 1923 November court sentence of nine months for selling liquor. The Parole Board led by William D. Pryor arranged the action and finalized the official document in a case tied to earlier divorce proceedings.
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Sherrich
Duffey
Ritchie
Abraham G. Deeds
Deoda
Nerva
Matey
Rolb
Tosrd
William D. Pryor
Foxrifta
Jesma DB. Pryor
Bmitkaburg
Drook Las
Wilamport to Hold Election Monday for Burgess
Wilameport prepares for its annual election Monday to choose a Burgess, assistant Burgess, and a two year and a one year term village commissioner. Polls will open at a stated time with no party tickets in the field under local legislative rules.
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Wilameport
Monera
Asulag
Wala Bonds Fogal
New Juvenile Court Judge and Magistrates Appointed
Commissions for Leon St Your tee for Juvenile Court J Scott Bowers and Otho M Middle Kauff as police magistrates of Hagara town were received by Clerk Oswald. New officers will qualify and assume office on May 6. County justices of the peace reappointed include A J Poffenberger Williamsport J T Tice Brithshburg John W Ferguson Sandy Nook David A Hine Gapland. Two forcat wardens D H Greeg and Vernon Kendall were appointed this morning.
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Leon St. Yourtee
J. Scott Bowers
Otho M. Middle Kauff
Hagaratown
Oswald
A. J. Poffenberger
Sharpsburg
J. T. Tice
Williamsport
John W. Ferguson
Brithshburg
Oliver M. Younk
Pair Alleged Check Showers Are Arrested
A Harrisburg arrest yesterday nabbed a man four women a baby and a dog in a suspected check fraud ring tied to five $20 checks. Harry Werden and Norma Werden with Mrs K Wayne allegedly opened a bank account in Hagerstown weeks earlier, passed small checks then withdrew funds and fled. Authorities alerted, and the group was returned to Harrisburg for trial.
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Harrisburg
Focal Merchants
Falen
Harry Werden
Allay K. Wayne
Norma Werden
Allan
K. Wayne
Po Ee
Harrieburg
Kaylor
Biox
Testimony on Horton Wheater Indictment Heard
Dispatch from Washington reports the Tarah Investigating Committee opened its session with testimony directly tied to Senator Horton K. Wheater of Montana, as part of ongoing probes. Separately, Mr and Mrs HL Travinger of Hagerstown announce the birth of a baby girl weighing five pounds.
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My International News Service
Wartiington
Horton K. Wheater
Democrat
Montana
Tarah
Mr. HL Travinger
Itoramly
Hagerstown
France Accepts Dawes Plan But Holds Ruhr And Rhineland
Paris reports Premier Poincare accepts the Dawes plan as the basis of reparations but will not surrender Ruhr and Rhineland guarantees until the experts plan is in operation. The Dawes committee has spurred Allied cooperation on reparations after years of stalemate. Mussolini for Italy says readiness to adopt the experts conclusions and principles.
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France
Dawes
Ruhr
Poincare
Italy
Paris
Inter-allied
Europe
Mussolini
Water Board elects Major Byron treasurer in Williamsport
At Williamsport meeting the Water Board reorganized with Mayor Taylor as chair, electing Major Joseph W. Byron treasurer and Edward S. Conley secretary. Byron, a member of W D Byron & Son, will manage bond proceeds of 160000 for the water system and must post bond. The board expects progress on Potsdam river water plans and a Pots River supply proposal from Hagerstown.
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Water Board of
Williamsport
Wiliam J
Hagenstown
Major Byron
Water Board
Byron
Leterstown
Two Cars In Accident At Fankstown Friday
A light afternoon crash occurred in Fanks town when two cars collided on the bridge over Antietam Creek near the Antetam Mille. Henry Lowman drove a Ford that collided with another car. passengers included David Rhoades Charita Pon oney and Charen Duffey. The other driver's identity was not learned. Clyde Monagan faced May Grand Jury action for larceny of fence wire from Jacob Potenberg er. Monagan was represented by Ociaz TS Haylee.
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Fankstown
Antietam Creek
Antetam Mille
Ford
Henry Lowman
Lowman
David Rhoades
Charita Pononey
Charen Duffey
Clyde Monagan
Jacob Potenberker
Tighmanton Monagan
Ociaz TS. Haylee
Japan seeks joint high commission on immigration
Tokyo April 26 Japan ready to send joint high commission members and follow any U S suggestions to settle immigration questions. Viscount Kaneko Prince Togawa and Ambassador Hanihara likely to chair the commission. Japan prepared to join talks if held. Foreign Office gratified by President Coolidge stance on the exclusion act.
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Mp Loternational
Tokio
Japan
Joint High Commission
United States
Tokio Jet Newa
Coollege
Congress
Viscount Kaneko
Prince Tougawa
Hanihara
Foreign Office
Coolidge
City Wins In Sewer Case In Municipal Court
Justice Bitzer ruled for the Mayor and City Council against Frank C. Beachley in a suit over failure to connect four houses to the city sewer after the notice period. Beachley was not fined but ordered to pay rent for the four months while the case was pending. The hearing occurred yesterday with decision delivered this morning.
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Justice Bitzer
Frank C. Beachley
Beachley
Bimon Elmatreet
Cena
Sxalust
Justice Ditber
Stolen Case Recovered For Dr. W. A. Gordon
A black cage with surgical instruments stolen from Dr. W. A. Gordon’s car in front of the YMCA was recovered by Patrolman Richard Io Marman’s Alley. A colorwoman initially reported the found case to the officer, and the hall was committed amid the night’s events.
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W. A. Gordon
Richard Io Marman
Tha Offcer
Ohio man picked as temporary Republican chairman
Washington April 26 The president Coolidge and his campaign manager chose Representative Theodore E Burton of Ohio as temporary chairman of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland in June Burton will deliver the keynote address to outline the party's campaign themes to re elect Coolidge. The selection followed White House talks with Jon T Adams and David W Mulrane as Hughes’s name had been considered for the post.
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Washington
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
Coolidge
Cleveland
Burton
White House
Jon T. Adams
Republican National Committee
David W. Mulrane
Hughes
Mrs Murphy in Serious Condition After Sudden Death
Mrs Charles F Murphy widow of the Tamany leader collapsed at her home on Hast Seventeenth Street. Her condition is serious with fears for her recovery. Dr John H Herrity the family physician said her condition appeared grave but he believes she will recover. She is grieving from her husband’s sudden death yesterday.
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New Yok
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Seventeenth Street
John H. Herrity
Senate orders arrest of Daugherty in Wheeller breakwater probe
The United States Senate ordered the arrest of M. B. Daugherty, brother of the former attorney general, for defiant refusal to testify before the Wheeler Committee. He will be seized by the Senate sergeant at arms and held until he complies with subpena.
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M. &. Daugherty
Wheeler Breakchart Committee
Daugherty
Sergeant-at-Arma
Senate
Weekly Weather Forecast and Local Election Snippet
Washington April 26 The weather bureau forecasts showers and cooler conditions across the middle Atlantic states early next week with normal temperatures later, and possible Saturday showers. In Funkstown a local election slate shows Clyde W. Laith for burgess and Bernard M. Ball for commissioner amid a crowded field and prior calls to public service.
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Cy International Bone Service
Bureaa Today
Middle Atlantic
Showora
Satoriay
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Honor
Wm. R. Sanders
Poincaire
Maryland Glass Sand Co
World Flight
Chignik
Martin
Alaskan
Elias
Joe
W’msport
al” Smith
Justice Bitner
International New Service
United States Senate
Washington Court House, Oho
Burgess
Commissionessy
Clyde W. Laith
Ant Burgess
Dernard M. Ball
Commisasioner
Bros Onnint
Ataicxan
Peirab
Pagel
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