Governor Len Small Elusive In New England Hideout
International News reports Illinois Governor Len Small, wanted on arrest warrants, located in Great Barrington Massachusetts. Sheriff Henry Mester confirms, but no arrest follows. Deputy Mintelar seeks reward details and cautions about a man resembling a suspect in a forwarded letter.
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Springfield
Len Small
Illinois
Henry Mester
Waa
Great Barington
Mass
Teanle A Mintelar
Communism a temporary phase in Russia says officials
Berlin reports that Soviet leaders view communism as a passing phase in Russia and that permanent industrialization is the long range aim. Senator Joseph France of Maryland was quoted in the Vossische Zeitung asserting that the old laws of world governance apply to Russia and that communism is utopian.
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Berlin
Joseph France
Maryland
Vossiche, Zeitung
Russia
Lectin
Americans to be released from Riga in new from soviet pact
A Riga dispatch reports that all American prisoners promised by the Soviet Union in exchange for American tolls are expected to arrive in Riga. They will be cared for by American Red Cross representatives at Latvia.
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Iy International Weory Havls
Riga
Thi
Latvia
Brown Declines Moscow Visit on Relief Effort
International news reports director Walter J. Brown of American Relief for Europe declining to enter Russia to discuss aid plans. He will stay in Riga where relief supplies will be handled by Soviet authorities for distribution to Moscow based agencies. State Department says efforts continue for American prisoners release while aid teams proceed to the border. A new fruit and produce business named Kiina Fruit & Produce Co. is established by Georga EB. Kine.
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My International News
London
Walter J. Brown
American Relief 11
Huropy
Moscow
Amazing
Brown
Riga
Rusya
Ity
Washington
Amarci Commission
Rigs
American Relief Commission
American Commission
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State Department
State Departments
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Neeaxe
Kiina Fruit & Produca
Colonel Dahlgren Monument remembered in Washington Navy Yard
Washington dispatch recalls a battered bronze tablet at the Washington Navy Yard honoring Colonel Ulric Dahlgren son of Admiral John A. Dahlgren. The memorial notes his death on July 6 1863 during a skirmish near Hugerstown while advancing with Confederates afterGettysburg.
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John A. Dahlgren
Dahlgren
H. K. Reynolds
Washington
Washington Navy Yard
Unis Wali
Adric Dahlgren
UV. 3
Hugorntown
Battie
Lattynburg
Navy Yard
Pago Bay
Deputy Crampton Files Papers for Sheriff’s Office Run
Atbart Grampton deputy sheriff filed papers to run for sheriff on the Democratic ticket subject to September primaries. Heart McMullan Ktluo, policeman, filed papers on the Republican side. Crampton has served in the county’s sherriff’s service for years and under various officials.
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Crampton
Sheriff's Office
Atbart Grampton
Toms
Stare Beyeoe
John Robinson Circus Brings Two Daytime Shows To Town
The John Robinson Circus arrives in Hagerstown with two performances today. Exhibits include elephants, trained animals, acrobats, and a large street parade. Orphans from the Washington County Orphans' Home enjoyed an afternoon visit, peanuts, and animal viewing. The evening show features Nelson Family acrobatics and a main tent program, plus wrestling and a Greek Lion exhibition.
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John Robinson
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Walter Elmer
Washington County
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Otreus
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Nelson
American
Europa
Spanish Cabinet Faces Imminent Resignation
A Madrid dispatch reports General Alario's army defeated in Morocco by Abdul Khor’s tribesmen. The cabinet is said to resign within 24 hours as the government faces upheaval and a possible change of leadership.
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My International Nova
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Alario
Morocco
Abdul Khor
Madrid
Paris
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Cabinat
Tatunce
Itté
Gona
Cora
Detroit writer details odd baseball path to therapy tour
J. Win, a former Haatypa ator and Detroit resident, reports plans to play baseball in a printers tournament to win theraphy. He notes involvement with a team from Warrington, Ohio, where he was employed, and mentions shortstop duties and association with Washington Squire's squad in an S.A. board context.
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Donald
Haatypa
Detroit
Mich
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UAL Ln
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Tan Fa
Washington Squire
Ob S.A
Ida Teen
Four Die When Tenement Burns in New York
Four children of the Corsing family aged five to fourteen died from a tenement fire on the fourth floor in Bronix New York. Mrs Coraine and two children escaped down rear fire escapes, while the Taylor family on the third floor perished or suffered severe injuries. Firemen aided others as Warren Charles and Andrew Taylor were among those hurt escaping.
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International
New York
Lincoln Hospital
Agai
Corsing
Julio Coraine
Taylor
Catherine Taylor
Httla
Miss Lena Clarke Confesses Murder and Theft
Miami August 5 federal and state authorities pursue the Orlando murder of W. M. Miltmore as Miss Lena Clarke admits shooting him. Earlier inspectors say she confessed theft of 320,000 from a mail pouch en route to Atlanta, escalating to murder amid mounting fear.
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My International News
Miami
Lena Clarke
Wear Talm Beach
Fla
W. M. Miltmore
Orlando
Vestal
Clarks
Miltmore
Post Office
Atlanta
Clara
Dog Eats Headache Tablets Then Dies
Miexy Mary Koontz of North Mulberry Street owned a bull dog named Pete. The dog found a cupboard stash of headache tablets and ate them all. He became groggy, rolled onto his back, and died within hours.
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Mary Koontz
North Mulberry Street
Pete
Pata
Hagerstown Debates City Funds and Local Parking Rules
City officials discussed depositing funds in the bank offering highest interest rates to save thousands in interest. Debate covered who controls funds, with Montres and Maryland Surety favored by the tax collector. Protests emerged over street lights on West Franklin and H Washington. Actions ordered to repair Concord street and adjust nonparking zones near Washington and Hamilton Hotel.
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Maryland Surety and Trust Co
First National Bank
Tha Peoples Bank
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H. Washington
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Summer Straat
Washington
Potomac
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Jonathen
Hamilton Hotel
City
Piper
Minor
National Independent of Co
Buens Vista Avenues
Adait
Carnivalafll
Charles B. Johosse
British Regret American Refusal Deepens Far East Tensions
The British Imperial Conference reports they regret America's rejection of a proposed preliminary Far East conference. It states the consultation was not meant to anticipate the scope or decisions of the regular conference convening in Washington.
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International Veva
London
America
Washington
Intercepted Munition Ship Rumor and Dispatches
International News reports an alert that a Turkish vessel Gul-Djemat left New York for Constantinople with munitions and agricultural depots. Intercept orders were issued by Turkish authorities while Greek Navy halted vessels and a Potomac area event opened for a weak, with various individuals named in a fragmented social grouping.
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Crosk Mwa Tatry
Marly
Gul-Djemat
New York
Constantinople
A‘tukal
French Charge Anglo German Combine For Trade Monopoly
The Matin reports Premier Briand pledged aid to Russia if America leads. It alleges an Anglo German plot to seize Russian trade monopolies and concessions, claiming a seven month plan to exploit Russia for Britain and Germany's profit amid shifting European power dynamics.
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Briand
Russia
America
Matin
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Germany
England
Peach
Held-Up Poker Game Ends in Death in Canton Ohio
In Canton Ohio on July 5 a poker game at Myers lake was interrupted when five men burst in and robbed seven players. Gig Hahn a noted sportsman and gambler was killed and EW Markling former prominent saloon owner was seriously injured in the confrontation. The assailants demanded the players to raise their hands as the raid unfolded.
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Newent
Canton
Ohio
Soviet foreign minister denies reports of revolts in Russia
International reports from Washington say Soviet Foreign Minister Tolltcherin denied widespread raids and revolts across Russia. The communique stated farming problems are serious in many provinces but Moscow asserts the situation is under control. The State Department withheld details of the message.
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Newray
Washington
State Department
Tolltcherin
Russia
Moscow
Reynolds Announces Candidacy for Washington County Sheriff
William H. Reynolds, a six year veteran police officer on traffic duty at the Public Square, announces his candidacy in the Democratic primaries for the Washington County sheriff’s office.
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William H. Reynolds
Public
Sheriffs Office
Washington County
Alleged Hold Up Men Arrested in Midwest Case
Ny International News reports Cleveland police, aided by three officers, arrested four men believed to be part of a bandit gang tied to the mail car robbery of the westbound Manhattan Limited near Altoona. The suspects, all former residents of Gabandra, were taken from a rooming house. four are thought to have helped in the crime while others assisted in moving the loot by automobile.
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Ny International News
Cleveland
Ohio
Leves Jane
Manhattan Limited
Gabsandra
Altoona
Hundred Cattle Killed in Wreck Near Williamsport
A Pennsylvania Railroad express train collided with a cattle train two miles from Williamsport Pennsylvania, killing about one hundred cattle and injuring sheep horses and steers. Traffic on two tracks will be halted until nightfall. Holstor J Albert Mawken of Hagerstown Mall is pictured chasing a rocker along the Potomac near Williamsport.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Nightfell
Holstor
J. Albert Mawken
Willlameport
Hagerstown
Potomes River
Communists Rise In Danzig Amid Street Fighting
Berlin reports street clashes between Communists and Non Communists in Danzig as police restore order amid high tensions. Troop deployment feared, Communist delegates arrested, general strike attempt thwarted, machine guns guard public buildings and barbed wire blocks streets. Danzig, once German, was ceded as a free port after the peace conference.
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Dantzig
Polea
Dantalg
Waas
Paymaster Robbery Victim in Barreth Manufacturing Heist
A paymaster at Barreth Manufacturing Company in Shadyardo was held up by masked men who escaped with the payroll, totaling between 40,000 and 50,000 dollars. Attorneys report the incident to the county prosecutor as authorities investigate.
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Toraes
Mahanon
Owen Spees
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