Two Fatally Hurt In Airplane Fall
Two Ethyl Gasoline Company employees from Newark New Jersey died when a test plane crashed into a potato field near Nunda New York. The victims were Dewey L Noyes test pilot and Elizbeth Noyes sales manager and Eivont M Walter of Larchmont New York. The crash occurred late Wednesday fifty miles southwest of Rochester.
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Rochester
N. Y
Ethyl Gasoline Company
Newark
N. J
Nunda
Here
Dewey L. Noyes
Pingree Street
Elizabeth
Eivont M. Walter
Larchmont
Ethyee
Frederick man arrested for knifing school principal
Ragan P. Cline, 30, of Frederick, was arrested on four serious charges connected to the assault on Commodore P. Pryor, 7, principal of the Forrest school near Wolfsville. Pryor was slashed on the face Tuesday night as he returned from a tip to Chewsville and is receiving treatment at Washington County Hospital.
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Ragan P. Cline
Frederick
Commodore P. Pryor
Forrest
Wolfsville
Pryor
Chewsville
Washington County
Eugene
Creomulsion Advertises Cough Relief Promise
An advertisement claims Creomulsion cures chest cold bronchial irritation and "goes to the seat of the trouble" to aid healing. It promises a druggist guarantee and money back if not satisfied from the first dose.
Cline Arrested After Pryor Ditch Incident Near Frederick
A woman physician's office in Smithsboro is mentioned as a location before Cline was arrested by State Officer Walter K. May near Frederick. May found Cline under a wheel with an open knife beside him. He faces charges of assault with intent to kill drunken driving reckless driving and unauthorized use of an automobile.
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Smithsboro
Cline
Walter K. May
Frederick
May
Pryor
Trade board plans amid mixed signals after industrial talks
Washington reports confirm a revival of Secretary Roper’s Business Advisory Council while Major Berry says a consensus from business and absentees emerged from the parley. Roper notes only a few of 26 council members wish to depart, as delegates hesitate to form the body. Cairo cabinet resignations reflect anti British pressure under King Fuad. Kandahar in Afghanistan is a major trade hub with 1600 shops and 182 mosques.
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Washington
Roper
George L. Berry
Berry
Henry S. Dennison
Massachusetts
Lincoln Filene
Bostton
Walter S. Gifford F
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Myron C. Taylor
United States Steel Corporation
Gerard Swope
General Electric
Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oi
New Jersey
Council
Cairo
Tewfk Nessim Pasha
Fuad
Plans Changed for Defense in Court in Bankhead Case
Washington reports the administration will restore defense of the Bankhead cotton control act to briefs already filed rather than present oral arguments before the Supreme Court. Attorney General Cummings had planned to argue tomorrow on the government motion defending the act regulating utility holding companies.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Cummings
Stanley Reed
Borah Attacks Peace Plan in Ethiopia Dismemberment Proposals
Senator Borah denounces the Franco British proposal to end the East African war as elevating Mussolini and warns against League acceptance of terms to dismember Ethiopia in exchange for peace. He remains a steadfast opponent of U S entry into the League of Nations.
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Washington
Borah
Mussolini
Europe
United States
League of Nations
League
Ethiopia
Italy
Lady Sese by David Garth Brez synopsis
In the tropics Terry Witlett races to finish an engineering job while Allaire wastes time at speed. Terry returns to learn his father is dead and buried in Virgil, while Allaire sails to America contemplating Terry. Allaire lingers at the Arundel bar with gambler Celery.
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Terry Witlett
Tropics
Terry
Allaire Tcas
Virgil
Almire
America
Allatra
Arundel
Cieriey
Night Ride Echoes in Arundel Interiors
In a tense exchange Charley and Allaire drift through a polished Arundel interior as she hints at a mysterious night exit. Murphy warns her about speeding while she reveals a trip to South America and a dangerous impression of the place.
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Charley
Allaire
Arundel
Murphy
South America
Birthday Chase Across Virginia Ends At Old Estate
Allaire West drives a blue roadster at breakneck speed from Washington to Virginia in a dawn pursuit. A police motorcycle halts her at sunrise thirty miles from her father’s country home as Murphy warns of tickets before she reaches the stately Westlands mansion. The scene blends speed, independence, and a hint of defiant romance.
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Allaire
Laire
New York
Washington
Virginia
Murphy
Mike
Ming Wen
Aunrise
Westlands
Boxwood
Old
David Garthee
Senate voices clash over peace plan and neutrality
Borah denounces the plan as a subservient imperial tool while another senator labels it worse than the old New Orleans slave market. A Senate munitions committee inquiry into U.S. entry into World War I is set for January 6, signaling a heated next month in Congress over neutrality.
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Iices
Europe
League
Borah
New Orleans
Senate Munitions Committee
United States
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Tantex Crassi Siere
Beatz
Ragan Cline
Frederick Man
Knifing
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HUB Dry Cleaners
N. Potomac St
Yingling Auto Works
Frederick St
Hagerstown
Trade Board
Major Berry
Afghanistan
Kandahar
Yardley
Mollingeworth
Averriga's Nest
Cigara
DB Electric Irons
Eakle
Washington Street
COTY
Paris
Century
Iborah
David Garth Brez
Baltimore
Baltimore Xi
Comsat
Maryla
Jack Horner
Mississippi
Pees Peak
THE
Boys Patriotic Club
Caskey
Saat
Ben Payne
Erty
China
Lée
Spirituaf Campheor
Clapp
Psa
Potomac St
de White
Poe Petroleum Jelly
Richard Hadnut
Allan
Ripple
Chesterfield
Tex
E. Blas
Cartan
Girard Harvester
Henrietta White Owls
Mortel
Wrigtey
Erdinat Om
Woodbury
Mal “ Poaneet Miike Ow
Tereo
Borde
Malet
Mellin
Steere Raullien
Re Sagar
Hanner
Cotte Be
Oraham Ant
Wen
de — Lille
Lavoria
Parke-Tavis Et Abi Waliver Viesteret Capalen
Foblom
Epeen Sy
Anne
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