Revolution Stirs Famine Stricken Russia Amid Uprising
Paris reports a revolutionary wave adds terror to the famine and plague in Russia. Four million peasants flee toward Moscow from cholera and famine areas as government troops clash with rebels. Cholera devastates districts, with 95 percent of residents affected in some localities. Factories in Volga districts may revert to former owners. Samara region amid chaos, population about 2.77 million.
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Paris
Russia
Reyal
L'Information
Moscow
Public Service Bureau
Volga
Uane
Ata
Germans aid Russia with medical relief ship
The German Red Cross will ship medical supplies to Petrograd to fight the cholera plague. German doctors join the mission to cooperate with the Russian Red Cross.
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Dy International
Berlin
August
German Red Cross
Russia
Petrograd
Red Cross
Americans Third In British Races
In Lewn England the American yachts finished third in the British American cup races at Cowes on opening day. Polly led, Fly second, and Bella took third, all in tetra clag boats as spectators including King George and Queen Mary watched. Weekend guests at the Mitten home in Broadways described.
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Iy International Lewn
Gower
Eng
Cowes
Polly
Secoud
Bhella
George
Queen Mary
Princess Mary
Duke of Connaught
Theresa
Richardson Marries Girl Accusing Him Involved in Assault Case
Rich arson marries Miss Mary Roycroft amid a criminal assault charge against him stemming from a June auto ride with Miss Dora V. Yoyng, and with Thomas charged as an accomplice. Thomas released on $4,000 bond. An auto wreck at Braddock Heights injures Mrs Myer Herman and family. state police height patrols instituted on North Mountain after a mountain store disturbance.
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Heralf J. Richardson
Mary Roycroft
Kl “Mes
Soma
Rich ‘Arfon
Richard Thomas
Richarddaon
Misa
Dora V. Yasgay
Yoho Yongey
Ingineer
Richardson
Thomas
Heights
Myer Herman
Charles Herman
Washington
Braddock Heights
Hoover Sends Brown Abroad for Riga Famine Talks
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Hoover dispatching Walter L. Brown to Riga to open negotiations on the famine relief in Russia. Brown, in London, is to press for the release of prisoners and ensure safe passage, with a cable detailing terms laid out by Mr Glatky and the State Department. The message emphasizes immediate action and adherence to conditions, seeking cooperation from Soviet authorities.
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Washington
Ooimtmores Morhort
Hoover
Walter L. Brown
Hourope
Rolla Adaluistrtion
Alda
Rugsla
Moover
Brown
London
Theo
Peter
Cablaxhem
Brown Fellows
Glatky
Riga
Eanyse
Ita Stata Department
Pedaorry
Pest
Pacific Problems In Diagram Map Shows Ambiguities
A fragile map diagram describes Pacific problems tied to the armament conference. It highlights Yap inland issues, the Shandong peninsula, China open door policy and territorial integrity, Asiatic Russia, and disputed cable zones with the United States interests in the Philippines, Guam, Wake Island and Hawaii.
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Yap
League of Nations
Shaniung Peninsula
China
Russia
United States
Philippines
Guam
Wake Island
Hawaii
Harding Calm During Storm In Block Island Passage
Plymouth August 1 President Harding and his party faced a severe electrical storm as the Mayflower passed Block Island. A bolt struck the radio operator but caused no damage. Harding remained unperturbed, continuing his writing as the boat rocked.
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Plymouth
Mass
Harding
Block Island
Man and Wife Fined Ten Dollars Each in Disorder Case
Arr signed before Justice Halm at Pollés Court this morning, Charles Baughman and wife, Hust avenue, charged with disorderly conduct. Each fined ten dollars. he paid, she refused and faces 16 days in jail if unpaid. It is their third arrest on the same charge, with Judge Halm warning them to stop appearing before the Police Court.
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Betora Justice
Halm
Pollés Court
Charles Baughman
Hust Avenue
Baughman
Build garages to aid fire company proposal
Private garages to support the Western Enterprise Fire Co. will be proposed at this evening’s regular meeting. Concrete automobile garages may be built at the rear of the fra company property. A committee consisting of John Fisher M A Mogenaen and H L Smith will report.
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Fire
Western Enterprise Fire Co
Fra Company
John Fisher
M. A. Mogenaen
H. L. Smith
Girl Captures Hawk With Bare Hands Near Cumberland
Cumberland August 1 Milas da Leasure, daughter of John H Leasure, residing on Radford Road seven miles from Cumberland, captured a large chicken hawk with her bare hands. The bird measured 64 inches wingspan and was kept alive in a cage. The hawk darted at a chicken and Miss Leasure seized it before it could injure her with beak or talons.
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Cumberland
Milas da Lirelle
Leasure
John H. Leagure
Radford
Leasura
Pay Fines in Police Court for Parking and Drunkenness
Charged with parking in a fire zone, Roston Beachley paid a $10 fine before Justice. A. L. Martin paid $5 for driving with impaired vision. In the fire zone, Red Henry, drunk, paid $10 after arrest by Officer Safles.
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Roston Beachley
Justice
A. L. Martin
Hta
Red” Henry
Safles
Marriage Licenses Granted in Berryville and Chambersburg
Marriage licenses issued to Roger Doreman and Viola Richardson of Berryville Kentucky and to William Selder and Margaret Hf. Kadal of Chambersburg. Harry F. Went and Har Tet, Hoth Mansfield of Ohiomentioned as orphans.
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Roger
Doreman
Viola
Richardson
Berryville
William’ S, Selder
Margaret Hf
Kadal
Chambersburg
Harry F. Went
Hartet
Hoth Mansfield
Ohto
Panama dispute not for Hague arbitration rejected
Secretary of State Hughes rejected Panama's suggestion to refer the Panama Guatemala boundary dispute to The Hague court. He said the matter was already decided by the arbitration of the late Chief Justice White and not suitable for further arbitration.
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International Nera
Washington
Panama
Permanent Court
The
Hague
Secy
Gtate Hughes
State Department
Garay
Bevy
Hughes
White
Three Children Die In Sandbank Slide Near Easton
In Easton Maryland Aug 1 a sandbank collapse while children played killed three youngsters and left one girl critically injured. The deceased are Anns Balla Collison 7 Ernest Covey 12 Susts Covey 8 and Lena Covey 9 critically ill. Parents are pro ngated and both families are poor. local residents have taken them in and are aiding the families.
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Easton
Willie
Anns Balla Collison
Ernest Covey
Susts Covey
Lena
No Move Made By Sinn Fein In Peace Direction
London August 1 The Irish settlement remains pending and no action will be taken by the British government until Sinn Fein replies. Lloyd George said in the House of Commons that Sinn Fein has not yet answered the terms offered forpeace negotiations and he cannot make a statement now.
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Sinn Fein
Nein
London
Lloyd George
House of Conntons
Harding Visits Plymouth National Shrine In Historic Duty
President Harding arrives in Plymouth Mass to honor the Pilgrim Fathers. He sails Cape Cod Bay aboard the presidential yacht as battleships salute, leading a parade through historic streets and planning an address on preserving the Pilgrim principles.
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Interamional News
Plymouth
Pilgrim Fathers
Plymouth Harbor
Harding
Miles Standish
Cape Cod Bay
Pennsylvania
Atlatte
Harding Saya
Garry
New Bigland
Children of
Plymouth Colony
Kingheon
Reverend Ziegler Family Plans Missionary Move
Rev Ziegler pastor of St Pauls U B Church leaves after being elected general secretary to the foreign mission board. His final sermon spoke of expanding work abroad and the need for greater efforts in mission fields. The United Brethren denomination lists 250 overseas missionaries. 72 from America and the rest trained natives. The Ziegler family departed for Dayton Ohio to begin a new assignment. Committal arrangements and interim pulpit details were announced, with Dr A B Bratton and Albert Haker named. Dr Bratton will preach next Sunday and lead the Busy Men's Bible Class until the annual conference in Chambersburg early October.
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Ziegler
St. Paul's U. B
Foreign Mission Board
Indianapolis
Ind
Lsbar
Zeigler
Spkce
Ugad
Ala Io
Anid
United Brethren
Amarrica
Zingler
Ihle
Pennsylvania
Dayton
Ohio
A. B. Bratton
Albert Haker
Bilag Jor
Chambersburg
Atatton
County agent Day heads to College Park for club week
Day travels today to College Park Maryland with twelve Washington county youths to attend the Boys and Girls Club Week at the University of Michigan, aiming to expand leadership and club activities for local youth.
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Day
College Park
Washington County
U. of Mi
Straight deal for Germans and Poles
Welch West Virginia August 1 two defendants in a major murder trial were killed before sentencing. A London report says a straight deal for Poland and Germany in the Upper Silesian settlement was promised by Premier Toya George.
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Ed Chambers
Williamson
International News
Welch
W. Va
Sid Hatfield
Ed. Chambe
Ismagon
Masascre
Nana Ts
Muhaywk
London
Poland
Gormany
Promiar Toya George
House of Common
Prenice
Franke
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Mra
Howard L. Mitten
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