Elf In Cave To Be His Sepulchre
Elks, Wamsley, Clarence, 46, of Ridgeway Pa, chose a cave near Elkins to end his life after cancer diagnosis. He mailed a will and bank check from ElkIns and left a note detailing refused surgery and a plan to bury himself 100 miles away in a cave. His brother Floyd led the search team that found him.
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Mountain Cave
Clarence Wamsley
Wamsley
Floyd Wambley
Wambley
Ridgeway
Cone
Elkins
Floyd
Inlkins
Philadelphia
Plans To Aid State Insane By Legislation
Governor Ritchie and Emory J Coblenzt discussed a ten year program to ease the growing insane population. They aim for flexible funding to meet emergencies without a lump sum appropriation, projecting about 11200 more patients needing state care over ten years if the trend continues.
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Ritchie Sod
Emory J. Cobrentz
Coblentz
Crowds Along Sorrow Avenue Pay Tribute to Harding
Crowds line sorrow route as President Warren G Harding's train travels toward Washington. People in Ohio and along the route honor the late president with flowers and wreaths at each stop, while family members and officials prepare for the memorial events in the capital.
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Thorne
Doy Ya
Obin
Te Urpin
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Ite
Tta
Oliia
Sone
Hwo
Olleana
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Ohio
Indiana
Warren Q. Harding
Sherwood
Deflanes
Dounter
Fortoria
Winiord
Akron
Tay’ Una
Youngstown
Pennsylvania
Fia
Thors
Poxta
American Legion
Yarding
Aho
Washington
Marion
Wilson 10 Be At Funeral for President Harding
Washington Aug 1 Woodrow Wilson said in a letter to President Coolidge he would be honored to take part in the funeral procession for President Harding but that attending the Capitol rituals is impracticable. The missive responds to Coolidge’s invitation and expresses grief and respect while noting Wilson cannot attend.
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Historis
Witls House
Betes
Harding Horace
Washington
Conight
President Hardeing
Ohio
Peninsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
Woodrow Wilson
Coolidee
Harding
Capitol
Coolidge
Trarding
Oltica
Grayson
Peaches Flood City Market Amid Bumper Supplies
City Market dom in peaches with prices around 1 dollar per bushel for small fruit and 1.50 to 4.00 for larger size. Corn and other produce shown plentiful with varying prices. A Ki wahlis game against York postponed due to President Harding's death and services. Miss Mabel Draper visits Clearspring. Mr and Mrs Joseph Seibert visit Greenspring area.
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York Nine
York
Bac
Harding
Mabel Draper
Tia Tity
Her Gisby
Mariah C. Binkley
Clearspring
Joseph A. Seibert
Glearspring
Greencaallo
Vienda
Winchester Big Auto Race Date Changed
In accordance with a proclamation observed as a day of mourning for the late President the auto races have been moved to Saturday Aug 11. Entries are abundant and include top speedway contenders. A motorcycle event is added with four for all in the afternoon program. Ad reminding customers to order customized labels from Cash's Way on Labels.
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le Big
Cash
Leter Brothers Art
Stearns Boston Merchant Linked to Dynany as Colonel Howse
Stearns Frank WwW a Boston merchant and intimate friend of President Gool idge was seen as the "Colonel Howse" of the new administration by observers. The reference highlights his close ties and public profile in political circles.
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Frank Www. Stearns
Boston
Ptesident
Goolidge
Ujion Dynany
Colonel Howse
Pew
Nine Russians to die grafting grafting sentence
Nine Russian railway officials were sentenced to death for accepting bribes in Petrograd. Two were imprisoned for ten years and three were acquitted, amid a Soviet graft crackdown. An Irish riot followed a Republican meeting in Sligo injuring one person. Local farming notes report prices paid by C. M. Horst and various grains and dairy prices in the market.
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Petrograd
Ny Beternational Nown Servicey
Dunlin
Sligo
Stocks Edge Up After Dull Open On Wall Street
New York August 7 trading opens with dull and steady price movements on the stock exchange. After a brief dip, most issues recover, with equipment stocks leading gains. America Locomotive up about 0.1, Baldwin 1 point, Crucible 1, Mack Truck nearly 2, Northern Pacific about 1 point.
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Stack Exchange
Partien
Ine Group
America Locomotive
Baldwin
Crucible
Pactic
Grain Market Steady With Mixed Grain Futures
Grain opened steady in Chicago on August 7. Wheat, corn, and oats each rose about 34 cents with Sept and Dec contracts showing gains. Lard and rib contracts moved higher while oats and other futures posted modest increases.
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Chicago
Riba
County Boy Lesher Sets Maryland Record At State College
Dean 8 Lester son of Dr T Lesher of Williamsport completes a four year BA at the University of Maryland in an unusually rapid time with one summer session. ranks high academically, active in Dramatic Club New Mercer Literary Society Commerce Club Diamondback staff and Terma Marine Editorial Board. member of Nu Mu Omicron. earlier schooled in Williamsport and Havertown High. plans Harvard Law School in September. ANNOUNCE BIRTH: Mr and Mrs Joseph Wilmuth announce birth of a baby at Washington County Hospital. COURT THURSDAY: Orphans Court to sit Thursday in regular session instead of Friday due to President Harding funeral.
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T. Lesher
Willamsport
University of Maryland
Plass
Lesher
Dramiie Club
New Mercer Literary Society
Commerse Club
Diamondback Btaff
Terma Marine Editorial Board
Nu Migma Omicron
Rossbourg
Leshers
Williamsport
Haverstown Male
Joseph
Wilmuth
Mulberry Avenue
Washington County Hospital
How You Can Make Hairs Quickly Disappear
A brief note describes a delatone based home treatment to remove hair from the face neck and arms. It advises mixing fresh delatone with water to form a paste apply for about two minutes wipe away and wash to achieve a allegedly hair free result. It warns to ensure the product is genuine delatone.
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Quila
Ron Delatone
France Plans To Fight Sen Weller
Dr. Joseph J. France a former United States senator visited Baltimore from Cecil county and met with Republicans including W Blanden Lowndes Roland R. Marchant and George W. Cameron. They are described as opposed to the Weller regime though details of the meeting were not disclosed.
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Joseph J. France
United /Blazen
Baltimore
Cecil County
Repubicans
W. Blanden Lowndes
Roland R. Marchant
George W. Cameron
Republican City Committee
Weller
Italy May Recognize Russian Soviet Regime
London reports from Rome that Italy plans to recognize the Russian Soviet government, per a Central News dispute. A. D. Deeds, former deputy sheriff, arrested on bootlegging charges, posted $1,000 bond for a hearing before Justices John H. Biltner.
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Dy International News Service
London
Rome
Bond
Deeds
John H. Biltner
Cout
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