Death threats heighten Chicago Ranieri kidnapping case
New threats reach A Frank Ranieri father of the abducted boy as three men stand trial. He is in a downtown hotel under heavy police guard. State witness Mike Devito reports fear of death and asks for more protection after hearing of a passing car near his home. Scully was shot nearby last Monday, and every principal in the trial remains guarded.
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Chicago
Billy Ranieri
Frank Ranieri
Ranieri
Mike Decito
Automobilea
Ole Scully
Devitto
Taylor, Street
Scully
Raniers
Gentzel
Christmas Trees For All At Shipp's Market Ad
Christmas trees in large and small sizes including white pine yellow pine and cedar available at Shipp's Market. Come early to view before you buy. Phone 2470 Ady.
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SHIPP
Shooting Match at Brickyard Williamsport Saturday Noon
An event notice for a shooting match at the Brickyard in Williamsport set for Saturday at noon, rain or shine. The ad also promotes turkey goose and chicken shoot targets and lists a Christmas dinner for $1.25.
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Williamsport
Satur
Adv
Almanac Publisher Seeks 26 Million in Copyright Suit
Crady W. Coble publisher of Coble's Home Almanac sues Greensboro Daily News for alleged use of almanac material from 1923 to 1927 claiming copyright violations. He seeks 26,000,000 dollars plus 1 dollar per copied almanac.
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Greensboro
N. C
Crady W. Coble
Coble
Greensboro Daily News
Equity
Middle District
Greensboro News Company
Daily News
Local Obituaries Report Three Deaths Today
Mrs Edith McDowell widow of Robert E McDowell dies at 11 30 this morning at her mother Mrs George W Eyerlys residence 135 North Potomac Street Survived by sisters and mother funeral notices to follow Mrs Emma Koontz widow of Benjamin F Koontz dies this morning at her daughter Mrs Howard E Youngs home 1007 Hamilton Boulevard bronchial pneumonia aged 78 Surviving daughter Mrs Young and sons Ross F Charles E and Harry B Koontz Funeral notices later Earl Lewis Foltz twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Foltz dies near Dam No 4 kidney trouble Survived by parents and siblings Mary Ruth Pauline and Wayne Funeral notice later
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Edith McDowell
Robert E. McDowell
George W. Eyerly
North Potomac Street
H. Eyerly
Elmer K. Eyerly
Charles W. Schaibley
Harry
Baltimore
Emma Koontz
Benjamin F. Koontz
Howard E. Young
Hamilton Boulevard
Young and Sons
Ross F. Charles
Harry Bkoontz
Earl Lewis’ Foltz
Charles Foltz
Reddlock
Dam No. 4
Mary
Ruth
Pauline
Wayne
Wreck Likely Of American Steamer Near Ulster Yacht Club
The American steamer Westtotant went ashore in Bangor Bay near the Ulster Yacht Club headquarters early today. It was carrying cargo from Glasgow and New Orleans and was considered likely to become a total wreck.
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Belfast
Ireland
Westtotant
Bangor Bay
Ulster Yacht
Vwub
Glasgow
New Orleans
Annual Christmas Shoot at Mike's Camp Ground
Christmas Day at 10 o'clock with a game that blends sport and cheer. Holly wreaths with berries offered for sale as part of the event. Contact Shipps Fish Met at phone 2170 for details and adv.
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Mike
Shipp
Salvation Army Appeals for Help and Compassion Across Community
A plea promotes spiritual solace and charitable aid from the Salvation Army, urging public support to combat poverty sickness and crime. It frames giving as following Christ’s example and stresses that the Army serves regardless of material gain, inviting readers in Hagerstown to stand by in this shared struggle.
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Salvation Army
Christ
God
Man
Hagerstown
Help Fill the Above Spaces Who Pays
A fragmented market item notes the Stock Exchange buying two buildings for expansion and a Waldorf Astoria razing for a 50 story project. It mentions a Louisville train wreck attempt tied to $4.6 million, plus assorted ads and insurance notices from C E Fry Agency and others.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
Woman Talks Lands in Jail in Grandon Case
Atlanta police held Lucille Towler on suspicion after she repeatedly claimed to know who killed R. M. Grandon the wealthy undertaker. Lamar Poole, chief of detectives, identified her and she refused to reveal her name. She remains in custody pending investigation.
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Atlanta
R. M. Grandon
Brandon
Lucille Towler
Lut
Lamar Poole
Violent earthquake hits Mindanao province
Manila reports a violent quake struck Mindanao province on Wednesday night. One person was killed in Cotabato City, many homes collapsed and fires ignited but were brought under control. An undetermined number of people were injured.
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Manila
Minidanao
Cotabato
President greets school boy flyer
Richard James of Flushing New York 17 won a $1000 prize for being the first youth under 18 to fly across a continent. He received congratulations from President Coolidge at the White House after his achievement in crossing one continent.
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Richard James
Flushing
Reseca
Presll ml
Budget Bureau blamed for ICC valuation failures
Claude B. Aitchison, member of the Interstate Commerce Commission, testified before the Senate committee that the Budget Bureau’s economy policies under President Coolidge largely caused the ICC’s failure to value telephone companies. Senator Pittman called the remarks pertinent to objections to Aitchison’s confirmation, implying culpability rests with higher places.
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Washington
Budget Bureau
Coolidge
Interstate Commerce Commission
Claude B. Aitchison
Commission
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Pittman
Nevjada
Aitchison
New York Central Installs Miller Train Control System
Stockholders of Miller Train Control Inc. note a Wall Street Journal report on New York Central Railroad completing its largest train control installation. The system now covers 5031 miles of track with 2024 locomotives, 2297 miles voluntarily equipped, at a total cost of 4 million dollars. the Toledo to Detroit section was the latest completed.
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Miller Train Control], Inc
Wall Street Journal
New York Central Railroad
New York Central Railroad System
Interstate Commerce Commission
Toledo
Detroit
Wall Street Opens With Gains Led by Industrials
Stock prices opened higher in New York trading as industrials led the early recovery. Radio and Wright Aeronautical rose about three points, with initial gains of one to two points seen for Packard Johns Manville Green Cananea Northern Pacific Union Carbide and General Electric. A joint committee predicts a complete merger of Congregational and Christian denominations.
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New York
Radio
Wright Aeronautical
Packard
Johns Manville
Green Cananea
Northern Pacific
Union Carbide
General Electric
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Tom Cross
Pen Rambler's Orchestra
Gettysburg
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China
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H.L. Mills
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Byron
Leiter’s
Gail
Isaac Slutzker
H. Heironimus
J. C. Byron
S. H. Heironimus
Elsie Byron Oe
Anonymous
A. K. Coffman
McComas Armstrong Co
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Caseeseeese
Waeeeneee
A. Geo. E. Slaybaugh . 60.00 8 Ween Thee 9 H. E. Bester
John
Pangborn
Thomas W. Pangborn
Meyers & Berkson
Bette
W. B. Cratty
Montgem
Osery Ward & Co
Bee
Victor M. Cushwa
Setee Ree
Eemertraareeeree Bete
David K. Cushwa Ae
Waldorf Astoria
W. R. Spietman & Co
Wareham
Washington St
the Talking Machine Shop
Potomac St. Hagerstown, Md
M. D. Reel Keedysville
Louisville
Shipp’s Fish Market
C. D. Kenny CO
Reliable Stock Company
C. E. Fry
Hamilton Blyvd
Mindanoa
Hagerstown Tent & Awning Co
E. Washington &T
Turkeys
Virginia
Sharpsburg, Md
J. Edgar Remsburg
Keedysville
West Baltimore Fruit and Produce Co
W. Franklin St
Florida
California
Maine
Alaga
N. Y
TOA
Ae de A
Dees
WM. A. Rogers
Ludwig Tire & Parking Co
W. Antietam St
N.Y. C
Wall Street
H. F. Magruder
Stark Delicious
Grimes
K. T. Hager
Studebaker
STAR
Studebaker and Erskine
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Continental
Gevrecee Ee
FORD
Marmon
Stupebaker
Duco
Erskine
Fleigh Motor & Tire Company
Oak Hill Ave
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