Four States To Be Connected By Bus System
Four States To Be Connected By Bus System. Notorious desperado Bill Barnes makes a comeback in Hagerstown after ten years in prison. Barnes, once linked to a deadly outlaw band, now works as a pattern maker and carries $4,700 from prison earnings. He has applied for a non real estate tax deed in Chambersburg as Bill Barges, aged 81, raising county treasurer’s questions about his identity, believed to be the same Barnes from Glen Furney. The report notes his release from Eastern Penitentiary of Pennsylvania and his relocation with his sister to this city. Page continues.
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Desperado
Slayer
Bill Barnpa
Daywall
Waynaboro
Hagerstown
Barnes
Pennsylvania
Bean
Slater
Tilkiy
Ton Yous
Turbia Brock
Mfe
Ghamberagurg
Goonty
Realdeathenter
Bill Barnes
Glen Furney
Issahan Tom
Girl Sent to Asylum After Committal and Court ruling
A 19 year old girl was committed by the county commissioners to the asylum at Sykeavilly following a convoluted process. She was sent to Hollavuc to await commissioner action after a prior court case. A Marine accompanying her was sentenced to a term in the House of Correction. An examiner suggested dementia and she will receive treatment at Bybesenele, with hopes her condition may improve.
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Stata Sant Forium
Hollavuc
Commissionera
Williamapore
Beon
Solleyun
Bollogio
Emma Anya
Lnok
Byhesenle
Kidnapped Missionaries Release Sought by Dispatches
Dispatches report that Father Dominic and Father Mathijs were released after an abduction by Chinese bandits. A third member, Father Edmund, remains unaccounted for as efforts continue and no new word has been received.
No Verdict In Trial Of Rich Girl Attacker
In Rockville Maryland a wealthy widower Poole and Ralph Metlott faced trial for offenses against 14 year old Irene Mellet who had previously accused them about acts when she was 12. The case remained unsettled as the court adjourned without a verdict and scheduled further proceedings.
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Rockville
Doc
Poole
Iren Mellett
Trona
Ruck Leaves His Children Estate probate in Orphan's Court
The will of John Thomas Ruck is admitted to probate. It directs sale of real estate and division of proceeds among four children Mary A. Ronner Martha B F Leonard Thomas H U Ruck and Charles W Ruck with two daughters named as executrices. The will of Bernard F Charlon also admitted to probate. Contents are private.
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John Thomas Ruck
Gia Orphan’ Court
Young Girl Alleges Relations With Robbery Suspect
A 12 year old Rose Hoyd tells how she had relations with David Wines, now held on larceny charges in Chambersburg. The girl, placed in Juvenile Court on vagancy charges, says Wines took her to Chambersburg and Cumberland and pressured her. He faces possible charges as investigators probe the allegations.
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Rose Hoyd
David Wines
Maria
Hustace Sam Polen
Yaaturday
Wines
Chambersburg
Cumberland
Hoga
Winna
Vsoan
Bone 8
Orphans Home
Odea Astiaidisual
Moonshiner Slays Deputy During Raid Near Higetneville
Barratain Wolford, 64, deputy of the West Virginia Prohibition Force, is dead after moonshiner Benjamin Day allegedly fired on officers entering his home at Higetneville. Day, kin to the dry agent, claims self defense and is jailed in Romney. shooting occurred early yesterday.
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Barratain Wolford
J. W. Day
Benjamin Day
Tatler Fa
Higetneville
W. Va
Romney
Wolford
Hellas
Day
Afomt
Trotzky Red Chief Seriously Sick In Moscow
Moscow December 10 Leon Trotzky Soviet war commissar long known as a threat from many angles has failed to answer calls. Physicians issued bulletin noting fever since November 24 and a worsening condition with repeated examinations showing abnormal temperature and declining strength as illness persists amid political pressure.
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Trotzky
Moscow
Leon Trotzky
la Sdrlongly
Troteky Haa
Din Oritice
Troteky
Heavy Rail Injury Verdict At Berryville Trial
A $10,000 verdict was returned for Grover O Lloyd against Norfolk & Western Railroad in Berryville court. Lloyd said a year earlier while carrying a heavy load he was injured. X rays showed torn ligaments in the backbone. Lloyd remains nearly invalid and an appeal is expected.
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Grover O. Lloyd
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Berryville
Manly
Lloyd
Cape
College Head Escapes From Bandit Gang
Canton November report says Dr Hidaay Wai a Cantor philosophy professor at Gheia tian College escaped bandit camp with 87 faculty and students last Sunday. He reports two students also escaped and hide near Whampoa in Outakiria of Canton.
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Canton
Hidaay Wai
Christian Coltogs
Baudits
Gheiatian College
Tao
Whampoa
Outakiria
Bandits Make Another Haul in Shawnee Bank Robbery
Bandits robbed the Federal National Bank in Shawnee Oklahoma. They locked seven employees and three customers in a vault during the incident. No further details on casualties or suspects were provided in the report.
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Shawnee
Okla
Mac
Federal National Bank
Fears of Assassination Plot Plague War Leader
London dispatch in The Anti Soviet Evening News reports possible poisoning of Leon Trotsky, Bowler Commissar of War. The rumor says he has faced multiple assassination attempts and moves often to avoid capture, living in eight different hours to confuse enemies.
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London
Nowa
Leon Trotsky
Haa
Vitation of the Bromchial Glands and Climate Change
Fragmentary OCR notes link a topic titled Vitation of the bromchial glands to climatic change attributed to a Cha climat ic change by Troteky. The text also mentions dryness in the Caucasus and dampness in Mogecow, though details are unclear.
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Troteky
Caucasus
Mogecow
Dr Charles Moyle Dies After Illness in Civil War Era
Dr Charles Bruce Moyle longtime Hagerstown physician died at 1 45 am at his daughter's home after a lingering illness. Born June 3 1837 in Taneytown he served in the Confederate Army and later studied medicine at Calvert College and the University of Maryland. He practiced in Hagerstown for decades and was a member of St Marys Catholic Church. Survived by children Mrs Bidney Trundio, Mrs Katherine de Ricci, Mary Smith Boyle, Mrs John Boyle Jr, Mrs James Kollopulos and Robert Boyle of Hagerstown and other relatives. Funeral Friday at 9 am at St Macrina Catholic Church. Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Charles Bruce Moyle
Hagerastown
Boyle
Bre Boyly
John Brooke
Elizabeth Scott Boyla
Taneytown
Calvort College
Coronat Irown
Br. Doyle
Life House
Yogua
Ibotag
University of Maryland
Te Than
Hagerstown
Hageratown
Ming Mary Smith
Joalah F. Smith
Mra. Kollapulos
St. Mary
Bidney Trundio
Takomo Park
Katherine de Ricci
Maldon
Mraai
John Brooke Boyle
North-South Coastal Route Could Modernize Interstates
A letter from R Paul Smith of Blue Ridge Transportation Co and Potomac Edison Co indicates a planned nationwide motorized route linking Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania. It notes 18 interstate routes on Maryland highways and hints at absorbing small lines in Baltimore Frederick and Washington Frederick districts as the company eyes permits of more operators. Continued on Page 42.
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Poiata
Maryland
Virginia
West Vieginia
Pennsylvania
Public
Tinea
Baltimore
Frederick
Washington Frederick
Hhea
College Hero Goes To Jail For Elopement and Fraud
Carl T. Warner 34, a Dickinson College football hero known for eloping with Misa Julia Hatfield, begins a one year sentence in Carlisle jail on a charge of false pretense. The case stems from a $1000 loan and resultant bounced payments, with Judge Biddle imposing a $200 fine on Worter.
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Carl T. Warner
Allan Mount Hun
Dickinson
Hagaratown
Misa
Julia Hatfield
Shipponaburg
Mano
Grant
Wwealth
You Corday
Carlisle
John Hosfield
Vernera
Nebraska
Ular
Biddle
Worter
Pocket Picked In City Hotel Room Theft Report
William Allen of Charles Town West Virginia, about 40, said his coat with money was stolen from a room above a restaurant after two men occupied the neighboring room. He described the suspects as two young men and provided details to police headquarters.
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William Allen
Charles Town
W. Va
Ble Foga
Allan
Lay Boon
Oakland
Big City
Allen
Bolus Young
Alten
Haarmann Trial Reveals Grizzly Murder Trade
In Hanover Germany Judge and jury hear the trial of the butcher Fritz Haarmann, the so called vulture murderer. Witness Frau Engel testifies that Haarmann used a small room to dispose of bodies as prosecutors discuss the grisly killings of 27 victims. Continuous coverage continues on page 12.
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Hanover
Fritz Haarmann
Haarmann
Hla
Vietina
Frau Engel
Hanrman
British Note Protests U.S. Share of War Reparations
Secretary of State Hughes plans a note to Great Britain stating the United States rejects the Belford position against pro rata sharing of Germany’s Dawes plan reparations. Washington notes Britain’s firm stance surprise many as France Belgium and Italy back the American position while adjournment is expected. A separate note from Britain protesting U.S. wartime damages under the Dawes plan was also received by the State Department.
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Washington
Hughes
Great Britain
United States
Dawes
Germany
Femnesa
Gatlons
Franca
Belgium
Taly
State Department
Stores Burn in Badaxd Michigan Fire Damages Estimated
Fires of unknown origin destroyed 13 stores in Badaxd Michigan. Total damages are estimated at 200000 dollars.
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Badaxd
Mich
Alger Captured in Luray by Local Sheriff
Milton Alger, sought in this city for support, has been arrested by Sheriff Lucas in Luray Virginia and is being held for seal authorities. A deputy sheriff will go for him this afternoon.
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ALGER
Milton Alger
Thia
Sherif Lucas
Luray
da Baing
Iseal
Nutrition experiments halted by health unit in Hagerstown
The national Public Health Service nutrition work in Hagerstown will end December 24. Olive Bolum, longtime nutrition worker, will be removed. The unit carried the program locally while the via wood Work operated separately. Work focused on school children with weight charts, and mothers formed support groups. Continuation details and placement orders were unclear.
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National Public Health Service
Hagerstown
Thia
Mlys Olive Boleum
Bolcunt
Gluba
Lnva
Restaurant proprietor leaves to marry not stay
The mystery surrounding Nick Granienon, proprietor of the Boston Restaurant, is solved as he goes to marry this Saturday afternoon in Baltimore and plans to return to Hagerstown after the honeymoon, leaving his brother Tom in charge.
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Nick Granienon
Boston
Hagerstown
Nick
Tom
Unclear text: Nick linked to possible foul play
Police were notified after a man named Nick was suspected in an incident involving putty and an appearance. Authorities sought to locate Nick, who reportedly had several hundred dollars on him and was last seen in a possession. The passage is fragmentary and lacks verifiable details.
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Nick
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