Judge Denounces Strike Harshly in Family Support Case
Judge Frank Geniceanornt ruled in circuit court that a striker is no more deserving than any other person and will be dealt with by law. Luther Good was found guilty of failing to support his wife and three minor children after leaving his job to strike. Mrs Pearl Good testified that Good, cited as Lee, left work in Italy and has provided no money for family support, forcing her to seek a low paying job and send the children away. The judge stressed that neglecting dependents amid a strike constitutes willful failure to provide.
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Frank Geniceanornt
Luther
Good
Betora
Stowe
Elles Hartle
Rid
Pearl Good
Tint Lee
Italy
Mindi
Wagaman
Anquittad
Philly Debillo
Local singer Maddie Schiann-Helak reports improved health
Garden City dispatch states Maddie Tristine Schiann-Helak, taped performer, was said not to be feeling well but her physician reports she feels encouraged. A tonic is planned to aid recovery tonight or tomorrow as officials monitor the bronchial condition and monia symptoms.
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Hy International
Garden City
Tristine
Stock Burned in Barn Fire Near St Thomas Fulton Co Pa
A barn fire on John Wingert’s farm near St Thomas Fulton County Pennsylvania destroyed a large bank barn. Sixteen animals including horses and 10 head of cattle were burned to death. four horses were saved. Chickens, 2700 bushels of corn, 30 tons of hay, wheat, and farm implements were also lost. No injuries reported.
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Siz
John Wingert
St. Thomas
Fulton County
Farmers Shoot To Stop Barn Burnings Across Counties
Philadelphia dispatch notes farmers in Montgomery Delaware and Chester counties ordered to shoot first and ask questions later amid a string of barn burnings. Twenty six barns destroyed with estimated losses over 475000. State police Major Adwind leads investigation as guards and troops patrol the area for protection and to deter further arson.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Dec
Montgomery
Delaware
Chester
Ts. Q. Adwimg
Atate Police
Roapera
Mombara
Miners' Congress Denies Antagonism to Unions
A letter from the Miners' Chamber of Commerce to Frank Warrington, president of the United Mine Workers, asserts no hostility toward organized labor or labor talk. The missive, in response to inquiries about alleged ties to crime or violence, stresses a commitment to lawful conduct and seeks to clarify the organization's position amid controversy.
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Marion
Chanwer
Commeree
Frank Warrington
Dis
Taynton Daluges
Ona Sant
Canmerce
Bandits Fail Distillery Raid. Four Captured in Baltimore
Four of twenty armed bandits attempting to loot the Standard Distillery in Baltimore were captured after police routed the group. The four named detainees are George Martin of Halthmore Francis Gallagher of Baltimore Walter M Vaughan of Camden New Scotland and Harry Townsend who refused to reveal his home town. Martin is said to have been linked to prior distillery thefts and recently released from custody. federal authorities will take over custody. The guards were overwhelmed before police arrived following a passerby alarm.
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Washington
Baltimore
Prohibition
Haynes
Ay George Martin
Halthmore
Francis Gallagher
Walter M. Vaughan
Camden
N.S
Harry ‘Townsend
Raf
Martin
Horsay
Frederick
Maryland
Algo
Pennsylvania
Te Datillery
Dietillery
Driver Saves Child From Oncoming Truck
Merle Wiles, son of Mr and Mrs Luther Wiles of 60 North Mulberry Street, was playing in the street near his home when a ball rolled into the road. He darted after it and ran into the path of an approaching motor truck. The driver pulled the choke and tried to stop, managing to halt the vehicle a short distance from the child.
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Merle Wiles
Luther Wiles
North Mulberry Street
Belo
Britain to seek new world parley on Russia fleet
London officials say Britain will propose another Washington conference if evidence confirms Russia is building a strong Black Sea fleet. An admiralty source notes Lausanne reports of Russian warship construction and says a conference of treaty powers may be arranged to decide possible action.
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Dy International News Service
London
Dec
Washington
Great Britain
Russia
Black Sea
Admiralty
Lausanne
Russia Would Welcome Another Peace Parley
In Lausanne on December 5, Soviet foreign affairs minister Georga Tebitcheriu outlined three solutions to the Turkish Straits issue. He rejected Russian domination and favored an international commission or restoring waterway ownership to Turkey with limits. He said Russia would welcome a Washington conference on general naval disarmament and insisted the straits remain open to world merchant ships.
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John Hadley Atte
International News Service
Lausanne
Georga Tebitcheriu
People’s
Rusths
International
Russia
Washington
Dardanelles
Boaphorus
Turkish Straits
Turkey
Ruasla
News Flashes Intereational ewa Editor Dies
News Flashes reports editor Andrew McLean of the Brooklyn Ulilxen dying in Brooklyn as weather and public notices mix with dispatches about Wanamaker's health and a Missouri Texas railroad reorganization approval by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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NEW Yori
Andrew McLean
Brooklye Ulilxen
Brooklyn
Pkeinonin
Washington
Dee
Interstato Commerce Commission
Father Saves Child From Fire After Mother’s Attempted Burn
A father rushed into a burning scene to rescue his infant daughter as Mrs. Catharine Webber, in a deranged state, set a fire to her baby’s room. He pulled the child to safety through a window, while the mattress was hurled out, and both mother and child escaped serious harm. Webber was later detained for medical evaluation.
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Philadelph Dev
Fatha
Catharine Webber
Wdy
Train Derailment Injures 105 on Wabash Route
International News Service reports 105 passengers injured when Wabash train No. 14 derailed six miles from Shenandoah Iowa en route to St Louis. Train likely hit a broken rail causing a locomotive to plunge down an embankment. Injured treated in hospitals at Council Bluffs and Omaha. victims include broken arms and legs and internal injuries.
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International
St. Louis
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Benad
Inn Ditch
Incendiary Blamed For Great Fire
Townwide blaze destroys 40 blocks as authorities investigate. A suspect admits responsibility amid conflicting theories, while firemen battle the flames and area residents assess the damage and security. Local officials urge calm as details unfold and investigations continue.
Commissary of W M Destroyed at Western Maryland Railway
A fire destroyed the commissary and kitchen at the Western Maryland Railway Mary land Junction on Sunday. Estimated damage around 7000 dollars. Fire started from an overheated stove. office and stoveroom building damaged. Supplies and equipment in the commissary and kitchen ruined. Firemen fought the blaze, gaining control after about an hour. A temporary frame building near the shop adjoining was damaged. investigation noted possible maintenance issues.
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Western
S Maryland Railway
Maryland Junction
Cammtogary
Gotling
Cova Montengo Cortha
Escape of hammer murderess Clara Phillips shocks Los Angeles
Clara Phillips, convicted of the hammer murder of Alberta Meadoya, escaped from the county jail with outside help. She sair through steel bars, crawled rooftops, and descended a fire escape before slipping into an automobile. A massive police chase spread across southern California as authorities hunted for her.
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Uy Internatonal
Los Angeles
Cal
Clara Phillips
Alberta. Meadoya
Philips
California
Fehl Likely Named Smithsburg Postmaster in Contest
Howard J. Fehl, a Smithsburg jewelry and optician, is among six applicants for postmaster. Congressman Fred N. Holman will recommend Fehl to President Harding for the presidential class post with a salary of 1700 dollars yearly. The race for the position was spirited.
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Howard J. Pehl
Smithsburg
Fred .N. Holman
Fehl
Ziklman
Feht
To Convert Movie Theatre Into a Modern Restaurant
A. O. Murrey in Willport plans converting the first floor of the Dutch Kitchen into a modern restaurant. The former cinema space, closed for years, has its projection booth and lobby removed and new entrance work underway.
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A. O. Murrey
Willport
Muetayhea
Rapla
Man In Million Still Loves His Wife After Release Noted
Ralph Obenchain, hailed as the man in a million, declared in Chicago that he still loves his former wife Madalynne G. Obenchain after her Los Angeles release on charges of conspiring to murder her lover J Belton Kennedy. He said she was innocent and suggested they might wed again, reflecting his enduring affection and faith in her.
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Chicago
Ralph Obenchain
Madalynne G. Obenchain
Ted Lila Poaltion
Chicago Inanranes Company
Auto strike leaves public worker with scalp wound
Roy Koogle, an employee at Lomac Public Service Camp, was knocked down by an auto in Vuban Square on February 7. He suffered a severe scalp wound and was taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Roy Koogle
Lomac
Vuban
Rosy
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