Opposition Swept Aside Sets Unopposed Ratification
London reports a rising wave of British approval over the Irish settlement, with opposition among Die Hards said to be broken. Sir Bonar Law plans a conference with Prime Minister Lloyd George, while Sinn Fein in Dublin debates the peace treaty and demands a republic amid tensions in the British Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonar Law
Craig
Lloyd George
Sin Feinn
Dublin
Sinnfein
Herve
Slam Fein
Governor Forms Two Committees On State Welfare
Governor Ritchie named two committees to study the state welfare report. The first committee’s personnel includes Stuart S Money and others. the second lists Jacob M. Moses and several judges and ladies. The groups are to meet at the Governor’s Mansion Annapolis with early afternoon sessions Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Honention Hoard
Lene
Iawa
Tee Fa
Stuart S Money
Pr. Howstl
Grlnwold, Jr
Cherley
Manson
Annapolis
Jacob M. Moses
George L. Jones
C. Williama
Carroll
Bond
Morris A
Soper
Charles 2. Ellicott
Lavina Wogle
Misa
Aimee Giggenheimer
Governor's Bald
Ore
Generating Plant Plan for Confluence Pennsylvania
Amory L. Coblentz of the Hugoratown and Bredovick Railway discusses a proposed multimillion dollar generating plant at Confluence Pa to boost capacity of the Hagerstown and Trad erick Railway system. He says current capacity should cover the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amory L. Coblentz
Hugoratown and
Bredovick
Confluence
Hagerstown
Traderick Railway Company
Cobenitz
Eye Injury Of Boiler Maker Apprentice Reported
S Darley of 627 South Potomac Street suffered a severe eye injury while clipping off stay bolts at the Western Maryland Railroad yard. The accident occurred at the work site and his condition was reported as serious but not described as fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Darley
South
Potomac Street
Western Maryland Railroad
Mailing Checks For November From Board Of Monen
November checks mailed by the Board of Monen flow to adopt teachers through the office. The item notes a monthly distribution of payments to selected educators, indicating governance and administrative steps in the program.
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Board of Monenflow
Podpy
Borah Urges Revision of French Treaty Campaign
Senator Borah of Idaho launched a campaign urging revision of the French Treaty. He called for international conferences with Britain, France, Japan, and Germany to redraw the pact, warning Europe and the United States face trouble if the treaty remains unchanged.
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Borah
United Pee
Washington
Europe
America
Tako
Great Britain
France
Japan
Germany
Japan Accepts Part Of Big Three Plan Says British Spokesman
Washington December 8 a British semi official spokesman said Japan has approved the diplomatic proposals in the Big Three plan including a quadruple agreement for the Japanese alliance. The spokesman noted this is only a preliminary part of the proceedings and that the naval ratio has not yet been officially accepted.
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Washington
Wife Rescues Lawyer From Vicious Negro
Arraigned in Police Court for assaulting Daniel W. Daub, brother of Judge Albert A. Daub. Bud Kennedy, colored, jailed on $100 bond for a hearing set by Justice Hahn. Chief Barber says Kennedy, hired to work last night, became intoxicated, menaced Mr. Doub in the cellar, and Mrs. Doub intervened to avert possible murder as Doub screamed from an upstairs window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn
Daniel W. Daub
Albert A. Daub
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Bud Kennedy
Justicea Halm
Doub
Kennedy
France to press for third place in world navy rights
Washington December 7 The French delegation seeks a formal right to a theoretical third place in the world navy a larger share than Japan. The group plans to press for this distinction while not committing to actually building a third fleet.
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France
Japan
United Eras
Washington
United Press Today
Francey
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Offers Big Series
The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company proposes a complex financial package through Hambleton and Co. including 540,000 convertible notes and 7 percent series gold bonds secured by a $600,000 deposit with North Virginia Power Company, with notes due June 1 and bonds maturing next year. Operating income for 10 months reaches 493,849, close to last year, showing a surplus after expenses of 248,460.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown and Frederick
Hambleton & Co
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Northern Virginia Power Court Company
Ora Virginia Power Company
Hageratown and
District Attorney Clippinger Drops Case In Woods Robbery Charge
District Attorney Clippinger in Cham' yerdhure yesterday entered nol pros against Cecil B. Woods of Hegerstown a laundry wagon driver charged with larceny by balles. Woods 19 reported to Waynesboro police he was held up near the cemetery in Was terboro and was discharged on payment of 86 cotty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clippinger
Partisa
Cham
Western Maryland receipts decline for November report
The Western Maryland Railway Company reports a drop in estimated gross receipts for the week ending November due to coal and coke freight declines. Weekly receipts total 412,200.81 versus 598,000.88 in 1920, with four week totals at 1,070,700.0 versus 8,134,817.05 in 1920. Final year receipts through November show a substantial decrease from 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Railway Company
Submarine 9-48 Sinks Near Bridgeport Harbor
A submarine numbered 9-48 sank a mile off Bridgeport harbor buoy at 1630 A. M. yesterday. The crew escaped through a torpedo tube, the naval communications office announced.
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United Press
New Yorker
Bridgeport Harbor
Naval Communications Office
Civil Case Before The Court Today In Gettysburg
The court opened with the case Auburn Abate and Brink Company of Gettysburg v. Bief Fey and Findlay on a coal contract dispute. The plaintiff alleges nonshipment of contracted coal. the defendants deny. Attorney General Armstrong and A J Long for the plaintiff, J A Mason and Walter Baker for the defense. The criminal docket, including a taxi driver case for alleged prostitution, will reconvene next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn Abate and Brink Company
Gettysburg
Agaivsl
Williamsport schools buy piano for singing classes
The Williamsport primary grades purchased a piano from Hagerstown firm using funds from a recent entertainment to aid singing exercises. divorce bill Mary G Prangraves filed for divorce from John C Prengraves in the circuit court. Nellie Henley, visiting Mrs. Charles Cox Williamsport, returned to Kingston Ontario, planning a Philadelphia layover. Neill Baylor and Edward Phillips of the Herald-Mail return from a trip to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamshort
Piano Fear & Hagerstown
Bill Mary G. Prangraves
John C. Prengraves
Otrocn Court
Nellla Henley
Charles Cox
Williameport
Kingaton
Ontaro
Philadelphia
Neill Baylor and
Edwart Phillips
The
Herald-Mail
New York
Swearing in Home Sparks Disorderly Conduct Case
In Washington December a police judge opposed by jurors heard a case at Carrie Hallstork where Carrie Hallstork reportedly swore quietly and fluently at a police officer arguing personal liberties. The judge ruled such conduct could trigger penalties. the incident highlighted tensions over home propriety and public order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec
Hardison
Lloyd George upbeat on Irish settlement in exclusive message
Lloyd George hails Irish settlement in a United Press exclusive. He praises cooperation and foresees peace among nations with a new power, noting a deep cause of misunderstanding with the United States and Britain is removed. He may skip the Washington conference but hopes to visit the United States after it.
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George
United Press
United States
Washington
Stockyards Armed Camp After Riots In Chicago
Chicago December 8 police and strikers faced a tense standoff in the stockyards district where last night’s riots left one dead and 28 injured. Pickets attacked non-union workers as gunfire erupted, with women confronting men amid a chaotic scene. Extra police reserves and riot weapons were deployed to prevent further clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Trees
Chicago
Stockyards
Meachenen Laban
Strock
Ex Sheriff Duffey Becomes Paragon Coal Salesman
Former Sheriff Richard Duffey has joined Paragon Coal Company as a salesman. He is assigned to Cumberland Valley, with territory from Harrisburg to Winchester. Known for a strong personality and popular service as sheriff, Duffey has many friends in Washington County wishing him success in his new venture.
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Paragon Coal Company
Richard Duffey
Cumberland Valley
Duffey
Harrisburg
Winchester
Washington County
Snow Covered Body of Recluse Found on Farm
Cumberland, Dac. The local coroner and officers investigate the death of Joseph Laing a 9 year old bachelor at a farm near the city. Laing had recently refused a sale for the place and was last seen November 28. The body was found in an open field 20 yards from his home, shot in the breast and leg. At first believed accidental discharge, detectives now consider a hunter discharged a gun after being ordered off the land. An autopsy has been ordered by Coroner Finan.
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Cumberland
Dac
Onthort Hiss
Toreph Laing
Laing
Hye Thera
Lome
Loing
Fullan
Dunter
Coronor Finan
Retailers Meet On Election At Chamber Bureau
Merchants of the Retailers Bureau will meet tonight at the Chamber of Commerce office to approve plans for trade extension and review the board’s proposed actions. The Bureau calls Wallota members to elect a new board of directors for the ensuing year.
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Buereau
Chamber of Commerce
Trade Extension Bureau
Bureau 5
Wallota
Nigrehanta
Mroctore
Enoulig
Flight Of Bank Robbers Ends In Fatal Conflict
Four bandits who robbed Michigan Exchange Bank in Grand Rapids were chased across Michigan. After two gun battles, deputies were killed and wounded, the robbers were captured at Pine Lake. About 314,000 in cash and ammunition recovered.
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Pine Lake
Mich
Michigan Exchange Bank of
Grand Rapids
Bill
Plainwell
Bradley
Manhole Cave-In Injures Yonkers Laborer At Work
An Malian laborer for the Yonkers Construction Company was seriously injured when a manhole under construction caved in near West Washington Street in front of Seitz Auto Company. Bricks and debris trapped him ten feet below ground. he was rushed to hospital with internal injuries and possible broken arm.
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Yonkers
Teyrman
Seitz Auto Company
West Washington Street
Seitz Company
Hundred Blind Inmates Saved From Fire at St Joseph Home
A blaze at St Joseph Home in United Preand Jersey ity New Ter Monaned trapped about 100 blind inmates. Attendants guided and ferried them to safety as fire damaged the building. several rescuers are praised for bravery amid the smoke filled corridors and chambers.
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United Preand Jersey
New
St. Joseph Home
Fromen
Clubs Plan Joint Supper in Williamsport Hall
Joint committees of the Williamsport and Downayilte Community Clubs met to finalize plans for a supper in Goddard's Hall Williamsport on December 14. Members agreed to donate dressed chicken for the meal and all members were asked to bring a live chicken, to be left at J. W. Lefever's home in Williamsport by Tuesday evening.
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Willamaport
Downayilte
Goddard's Hall
Willamsport
J. W. Lefever
Williamsport
Bicycle Recovered Theft Suspect A Horley-Davidson
A bicycle stolen a year ago was recovered. George Burger, 14, is alleged to have taken the wheel and is held in the custody of his parents. The owner was notified and the bicycle was returned to its rightful owner at the police headquarters.
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A. Horley-Davidson
Cgeorga Burger
All Parenta
Potlea
Hancock Kansas Receives Honor for Naval Academy Selection
Senator C Weller announced Hancock was designated for appointment to the Naval Academy at Annapolis. Two alternates were dropped from the list after exams held in Hagerstown Cumberland Easton Salisbury and Annapolis. The Hancock candidate Mr Lineweaver placed second in the final qualification list. Lineweaver achieved a high percentage. Clarence Wickham finished last with a percent.
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C. ¥. Weller
Walter HE
Hancock
Naval” Acad
Annapolis
Hagerstown
Cumbheriant
Imore
Easton
Salisbury
Annapol Pitty
Maryland
Linawan
Lnoweaver
Oretimore
Clarence Wickham
Garrett Bar Honors Judge Henderson at December Court Opening
At the December term opening of the Circuft Court of Garsate in Oakland tributes were paid to former Judge Robert Ft. derdon of Cumberland who retired due to ill health. The Garrett County Bar Association organized the ceremony. Judge Henderson attended portions of a trial during the term while Judge Doub succeeds him, delivering a gracious speech thanking the Bar Association for flowers on his desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garsate
Oakland
Robert Ft. Derdon
Cumberland
Garrett County Bar Association
Afon
Covet Tharo
Henderson
Aome Tria
Doub
Bar Association
Representative Henry B Flood Dies in Washington
The report notes the death of Representative Henry B Flood in his Washington home. Details are sparse due to the OCR fragment and unclear text. From the readable portions, Flood collapsed and died today while in the capital. Funeral arrangements are not provided in the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry B. Flood
Zeart
Flood
Ghoston set in North Wilkordiewe described in unrest
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Pres and WilkousBatte with Poy and Soa and a roosted scene at ghoston shops in North Wilkordiewe. The text hints at a missing or lost sonuaing event and unsettled conditions surrounding a blaze and attached parties.
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Ees Blaze
WilkousBatte
Poy
Soa
bErroost
Ghoston
Wilkordiewe
Astimatet
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London
Ister
Bald Ulater
Idaho
Tokio
Bud” Kennedy
W. Don
H. & F. Railway
Woods
Lloyd
Duffy
Paragon Coal Co
Michigan
Hancock Kan
Walter Lineweaver
John
Garrett Bar
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