Miller Says Bergdoll Gold Treasure Not Abandoned
Col. Thomas Miller an Alien Property Guardian stated after a conference with William J. Burns that he is convinced Bergdoll buried treasure near Hagerstown and Houser dug it up. Miller said the search for the gold will continue with justice department backing, while noting the tale may be a hoax.
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Bergdalt
Hagerstown
Houser
Thomas Miller
Alien Property Guardian
William J. Burns
Department of Justice
Gol Miller
Peradns
Bergdoll
Germany
Miller
Lee Houser
Col. Miller
Hin
Bint Throa
Departudat of Justice
Reont
Vane
Willy Gol. Miller
Cal. Miler
Howser
Xuldik
Coolidge to Convene Board Over Merchant Marine Plan
President Cooldige summons full board to White House for 8:20 PM meeting to resolve disputes over the Harding Lasell plan for operating the American merchant marine through subsidiary corporations. The board chairman presented details of the plan after a prior conference with officials.
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Washington
Aggy
Cootidge
White House
Pres Gaus
Advant Pp
Parley
Ofhe Fuard
Crse
New U B Church Proposed for the South End
Plans to erect a new United Brethren church to serve residents in the southern section of the city. The project envisions space on a lot near the converging streets and neighboring churches, with potential access improvements for neighborhood growth and program needs.
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U.B. Church
South End
Andar
Hingwa
Tretheen
St. Pat's
Fratkiin
Grace Church
Mio Elty
Tie
Aden
Honaible Alley
Ma Pelghbor
Ruioveth
Be Fadd
Millionaire baker’s son seeks to stave off trial in murder case
In White Plains New York on August 39 lawyers for Ward, a millionaire baker’s son, asked Supreme Court Justice Robert J. Wagner to dismiss the indictment charging him with murder of Clarence Peters of Haverhill Nassau. Ward was not in court. his family led by Ralph D. Ward appeared. Thomas J. O’Neil and Wilbur, deputy attorney generals, argued for the state.
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My International
Ken Servier
White Plains
Waller
Ward
Baker
Tris
Clarence Peters
Haverhill
Nass
Supreme Court
Robert J. Wagner
Thomas J. O'Neil
Wilbur
Ralph D. Ward
Salesman Foils Attempted Auto Theft in Williamport
B R Bowman of Baretyville Va reported a suspected theft attempt near Williamport when a strange young man tried to start his automobile. Bowman chased the suspect as he fled toward a river, with a dummy description and a tale about a West Virginia plot to steal the car.
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B. R Bowman
Bare Tyvilla
Towmen
Wiltigmaport
West Virginia
Bowman
Williamaport
Wutfe
Ciehway
Yarde
Fiat Neon
Undertaker Is Free After KKK Riots
Parolee T. McNermol, a Carnegie undertaker, was released on orders of the district attorney Samuel Gardner amid a city disturbance tied to a fatal KKK incident. The evidence cited centers on the shouting of an Abbott from Athighurg, Washington county, with officials not naming a specific defendant to face charges of murder.
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T. McNermol
Carnegia
Rlok Mt Chraegia Uist
Tudor
Local Golfer Joins Hole In One Golf Club
William D. Byron III of this city earned a place in the select hole in one club after a drive on the Monterey course eighth hole, a 173 yard shot with a midiron during a match with his brother Joseph Byron against Carl Stonebraker and Charles Lane. The ball dropped neatly into the cup.
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William D. Byron
Monterey
Joseph Byron
Carl Stonebraker
Charles Lane
American Left at Altar May Marry
A Paris report says Alister McCormick of ObE capa becomes engaged to Jar Stevens of Lord Hastings. Stevens is daughter of Mrs. Charles Metlon Astley of London. Anne Boyd, arriving from St Moritz, may serve as bridesmaid. The wedding is expected in October.
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Oy Titernnilount News Servier
London
Paris
Alister McCormick
ObEcapa
Jar Stavens
Lord Hastings
van Tot
Haat Inga
Parla
McCormick
Pelytla Dnoer
Mise Stevens
Charles Metlon Astley
Anne Boyd
John, Idle
Ina
St Moritz
Bay- Inglas Stevens
Mia Mary Landon Rater
Ghicaga
Europa
America
Harry E. Baker Out Race for Committee Last Day to Withdraw
The withdrawal by Marty E. Baker as a candidate for the Republican State Central Committee affects the race. Baker filed a certificate this morning as the eighth man in the field. Republicans will hold primary contests on September 10 for sheriff, county prosecutor and State's Attorney. Today is the last day to withdraw. No other candidates have filed indicating withdrawal.
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Marty E. Baker
Republican State Central Committee
Baker
Cirag
Auction of Dollings Co furniture in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on August 30 the Dollings Company of Pennsylvania sold furniture and office equipment from several bank branches at auction. Proceeds go to Thomas Reeburn White, receiver, for creditor payment. Items included desks, typewriters, safes, and cases drawing high prices. some pieces sold below original cost. Equipment came from Dollings offices in Baltimore, Westminster, Salisbury, Easton, Rockville, Reading, Dover, Detroit, and Washington. Auditors continue reviewing the company books with a report expected in days.
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White
Dollings Company
oMeoa
Balilors
Westminster
Salisbury
Easton
Strike Talks To Decide Anthracite Lockout Fate
Miners and coal operators in Pennsylvania hold separate talks on August 29 to decide if an anthracite strike will begin September 4. The miners review Governor Pinchot's four proposals, while operators in Philadelphia consider them. A joint meeting at the State House is expected to conclude with acceptance or rejection.
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George E. Durno
Stu
Minteronional News Service
Harrisburg
Penntarris Hoteliers
Giffard Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
State House
Pinchot
Noo
Allied League Of Nations May Step In To Prevent War
London August 20 The Star comments that Italian demands on Greece echo 1914 Austria actions. It suggests the League of Nations may intervene if Mussolini’s militarism continues. Britain reportedly backs Greece’s appeal for a League inquiry while efforts aim to calm tensions in the Mediterranean.
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League of Nations
Be International Neon Services
London
Austria
Sarajevo
The
Star Today
Greece
Mussolini
Foreign Office
Situa Hon
Mediterranean
Italy
Allied Council of Matters
Paris
Trutian
Janina
Ptepe
Allied Ambassadors Protest Assassination in Aiding Boundary Row
Paris dispatch reports the Tutor Allied Council of Ambassadors condemning the assassination alleged in the Lio Aled boundary commission dispute. They telegrammed Athens demanding immediate investigation by the Grok Government and an international inquiry.
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Paris
Council of
May Bring Body of Dollar Princess to the U K for Interment
London August 30 Members of the family of Princess Anasthala of Areva faced an unsettled decision regarding whether the body would be transported to the United Kingdom for burial. The interment plan was not clearly decided amid late developments and family discussions.
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Ly Internationalews Service
London
Ang
Anasthala
Areva
Kot Ula
UW. B
Greece Urged to Seek League Session Over Graeco Italian Dispute
London dispatch reports Britain urging Greece to appeal for an immediate League of Nations session on the Graeco Italian dispute. Milan press wires say the Greek consulate in Milan was bombed but with light damage.
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London
Great Britain
Greece
League of Natlors
Milan
Wife Attacks Rival Admirer of Husband in City Standoff
An Ohio railroad worker allegedly attacked a young woman who admired his wife in front of the Charlton Hotel. The assailant pursued the girl across King Street and on nearby blocks, forcing her to flee to a B&O station to escape harm, as witnesses gathered. The incident occurred amid tensions between the couple and the admirer, with authorities investigating the claims.
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Warniig
Len
Charlton Hotel
Wito Hashoem
Balnora
Ohio Railroad
Akien
King Street
Polo- Mag
Summit
Italy demands reparations from Greece amid crisis
Italy issues an ultimatum to Greece demanding reparations and an apology for the killing of Tellini and four colleagues. Reports say Mussolini coordinates war plans with military officials while London sources note Allied leaders oppose another war and may seek League mediation to preserve peace.
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Iir
Near East
Europe
Italy
Greece
Tellini
Allied Commission
Mussolini
London
League of Nations
Italian Fleet Prepares to Attack Greeks
London dispatch reports Italian fleet at Taranto ready to sail for action with a possible move on Greece. Paris says secret orders concentrate ships at Taranto for a demonstration while Italian troops are noted inland. Greece’s reply to the 24 hour ultimatum over the killing of General Titi is awaited as public sentiment rises. Italian press censors movements of forces.
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Paris
Feranto
Greece
Turin
Italy
Italan
T Titi
Thenter-Allied Commission For
Janina
Tlatian
Faithful Apple Tree Bears Second Crop
Mrs. Acaie Lewis of 751 South Potomac Street reports her apple tree, fruitful again, with a second crop forming. The first crop yielded apples as large as tarties and walnuts, while blossom litter decorates the branches. Specimens were shown to the Daily Mail office by Mrs. Lewis.
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Acaie Lewis
South Potomac Screet
Daily Mail
Mra. Lawis
U S Accepts Colorado New Warship
Camden Aug 1 The United States Navy formally accepts the Colorado a new battleship costing 27 million dollars. Captain Martin H Trench commissions the ship at Philadelphia Navy Yard with its sister West Virginia as the era’s largest superdreadnaughts. The vessels are tied to postwar treaty limits and promise service for at least ten years. Doctor W D Campbell near Baltimore shows gradual recovery after hospital stay and surgery.
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H. K. Reynolds
Sta
Internqtional Newan Sereivey
Camden
N. J
U. S. Navy
Greeks Balk at All Demands Of Italy's Premier
In Athens Greek ministers agreed to accept only part of Mussolini's demands from Italy's ultimatum. President Gonatas, absent, planned a study of the toll and condemned the killings, doubting Greeks committed them and suspecting Albanian agitators. Greece would express sorrow and offer compensation but reject humiliating terms.
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Italy
Ly International Newe Srevice
Athens
Premise Mussolini
Greece
Gonatan
Government Council
Greaks
Gonates
Assassina
Albaniana i
Boundary Commission
Magso- Ini
Athena
Tatiana
No Deaths In Fifty Years For Sowers Family
The Sowers family of this city has gone fifty years without a death among its members. W. Sowers Sr. is 87 and his wife is 86, both in good health. Yesterday they enjoyed an automobile ride with their son S. W. Sowers Jr. and reflected on their remarkable run of fortune.
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Sowers
Tha
W. Sowers
Grin Massenger
Mr. Sowers
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Harry E. Baker
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