Not Sorry For Father In Jail Murder Case
A youth testifies to the coroner jury that he brought Chester Smith to his home to intercede for his mother after Goodhart, a locktender at Bandy Hook, beat her earlier. The father, Millard Goodhart, is jailed charged with Smith’s murder. the youth accepts the risk, knowing Smith held a grudge. Continued on Page 10.7
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Millard Goodhart
Bandy Hook
Chester Smith
Gordon Goodhart
Smith
Hie
U S and Turkish Claims To Form Mixed Commission
The United States and Turkey agreed to establish a mixed commission to adjust American and Turkish claims arising from World War I. Rear Admiral Mark Bristol, American High Commissioner at Constantinople, arranged the commission under the Lausanne treaty of August 6, 1923.
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Interntional News Service
Washington
U. S
Turkey
State Department
Mark Bristol
Constantinople
Two Men Die At Thompson Crossing In Pa Rail Crash
Two unidentified men were killed at Thompson's Crossing south of Irensburg when a small roadster carrying them was struck by the Union Town Express of the Pennsylvania Railroad this morning.
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Ireensburg
Tukvart
Thompson's Crossing
Boren Sulle
Here
Union Towm Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Missing list of 1400 prominent figures rumored in US
Washington dispatch reports a supposed bootleggers client list of 1400 capital figures declared missing in action, with little hope of recovery. The disappearance triggers investigations and is said to include members of Congress and cabinet officers.
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Dy International News Service
Washington
Congress
Poison liquor death toll to soar in cities
New York report says police expected death toll from poison holiday liquor to rise as morgues and hospitals catalog cases. Three dead and many hospitalized after drinking, with dozens found unconscious in the streets in the last hours. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
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Dy International News Service
New York
Uhrée Wonna
U.S. Not Not Expected To Join World Court
Washington reports that Republican Senate leaders plan to let the World Court issue die. Efforts to obtain a date for committee action failed after Lodge and party resistance. Three plans to bring the United States into the court are backed by pressure from the Federal Council of Churches and other groups.
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George A. Holmes
Washington
I.N.S
Republica
Senate
World Court
Lodge
Massachusetts
United States
Permanen Court of Jotice
League of Nationa
Federal Council of Cortes
Venizeos Returns to Greece Amid Political Strain
Liberal traders expect pressure on former Premier Sleutherios Verlectos to stay in office and direct governance upon his return from Paris to Athens. Verlectos informed Coloni Plastinas that he intends to reenter Greek politics, though uncertainty remains about his permanent role.
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Athens
Dro
Sleutherios Verlectos
Otesen
Rovern
Jane
Coloni Plastinas
Fee Yatha
Athenarom Paris
Salt Rand
Oreek Pollicoe
Five Killed In Christmas Auto Crashes Nearby
Five people die and others are gravely injured after three automobile accidents around the city during Christmas, with victims including Mrs Harmony and her son John Harmony of Waynesboro, Paul Miller of Waynesboro, Frank Chairs of Hagerstown, Edward Clopper of Antietam Furnace, and several others. Injured include Ralph Hetzler of Antietam Furnace, H I Harmony, James G Spahn of Baltimore, John Netzer, and Ruth Harmony.
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H. Harmony
John Harmony
Paul Miller
Waynesboro
Frank H
Hagerstown
Edward Clopper
Antietam Furnace
Here
Ralph Hetzler
H. 1 Harmony
James G. Spahn
Baltimore
John Netzer
Ruth Harmony
Youth Is Killed In Road Crash Near Sharpsburg
Edward Clopper age 15 from Antietam Furnace died when the car carrying him, John Heisler, and Ralph Hetzler struck a hole in the pike near Antietam to Sharpsburg last night. Hetzler was seriously injured with a broken jaw. Heisler escaped with minor injuries. Coroner Tentative investigation to decide on an inquest.
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Edward Clopper
Antietam
Tnataotty
Hetzler
Nalph Metalex
Sharpsburg
John Heisler
Clopper
Ralph Hetzler
Washington County Hospital
John Hetzler
Ralph
Tustlee Allen Potenverger
Kaylor and
Crampton
Frees Rioting Miners As A Christmas Gift
Sentences of thirty men involved in August rioting in Frostberg were commuted by Judge Albert A. Doub. Fifteen were released immediately, two stay in jail until January 5, and two more receive release under $500 bonds for good behavior. Three others had nine month terms reduced to several months in the House of Correction. The fines and costs had previously been paid.
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Mlorra
Frostberg
Albert A. Doub
House of Correction
Auto collision injures Isaac Smith near Halfway
Around noon today on Virginia Avenue a collision occurred near Magere town involving the automobile of D. M. Anthony. Isaac Smith and Inna Volk, both residents of this city, were riding in the same vehicle and sustained slight injuries while two machines were damaged.
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Isaac Smith
Virginia
D. MH. Anthony
Mageretown
Smith
Inna Volk
Fewer Celebrate This Christmas in Philadelphia
Police reports show fewer than 250 persons were taken into custody for drunkenness on Christmas in Philadelphia, a record low for holiday arrests. Only one death from acute alcoholism was reported, and hospitals enjoyed a quiet Christmas, with prior years’ police arrest totals for the city far higher.
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Philadelphia
Fatal Accident At Road Crossing Claims Life Of Aged 33
A car collided with a freight train at the Norfolk and Western crossing on Virginia Avenue Christmas Eve, killing Frank Chairs, aged 33, and injuring James G. Boabo. Chairs had moved from Baltimore to Fingerstown recently with his wife and two children. Funeral services were planned at his mother's home.
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Frank UW
James G. Boabo
Norfolk and Western
Virginia Avenue
Baltimore
Fingerstown
Lves
Imoth
Reward of 400 Paid to Two Women in Brill Case
The County Commissioners awarded 200 dollars each to Mrs Flore nce Rillman and Mrs Catherine Reese for information leading to arrests in the Westur Mary land tar and feather case. Attorneys J O Snyder and E B Hartle represented the applicants. Four men Luther Brill William Fraker Raymond Pomeroy and Harry Ditmer were arrested, convicted and jailed.
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Maryland
Florence Rillman
Catherine Reese
J. O. Snyder
E. B. Hartle
Luther Brill
William Fraker
Raymond Pomeroy
Harry Ditmer
Earthquake Felt in Honolulu at 10 PM No Damage Reported
A distinct earthquake shock was heard in Honolulu at 10 o'clock last night. No damage was reported.
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Internatio Andl News Sealer
Honolulu
Dec
Three Harmontons Die In Train Auto Crash At Wayneb Castle
Mrs I H Harmony and her sons John Harmony and Paul Miller died when their car was struck by a train on the Western Maryland Fair road near Wayneb Castle between Greencastle and Waynesboro Christmas morning. H Harmony was badly injured and may not recover at Waynesboro Hospital. Ruth Harmony had minor injuries. The Harmony car followed two others at the crossing. the first cleared the tracks, the second attempted to cross and collided with the engine. The auto slid against the engine and was dragged along the track until the train stopped. Engineer Jacob Forlard and Conductor Oscar Griffith were aboard the train from Harrisburg to Washington. Harmony was a 30-year-old official of the Landis Tool Co en route from Waynesboro to Chamberadure. Paul Miller died later at Waynesboro Hospital.
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I. H. Harmony
John Harmony
Paul Miller
Waynecastle
Greencastle
Wayneaboro
H. II
Harmony
Waynesboro
Ruth Harmony
Mar Wony
Waynesboro Hospital
Harrisburg
Wagerstown
Jacob Forlard
Oscar Griffth
Landis Tool Co
Chamberadure
Youngs Miller
Home Burned While He Was On Visit Here
The home of E W Gates brother of 9 A Gates agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in this city was destroyed by fire while he was north of a visit. Gates’ frame dwellings, including his home on Summit Avenue, were burnt. He had been visiting his brother and started for home when the fire message arrived.
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E W. Gates
9. A. Gates
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mr. Gates Ilros
Nachiloche
Mr. Gates
Summit Avenue
Milwaukkee Case Reveals Confession in Grave Murder
Authorities uncovered the severely harmed body of Mrs Ora Belle Thoumpking at a shallow grave near Dongea Bay north of Milwaukee. Her husband Bitay Tomphing, a wealthy real estate operator and former instructor, confessed to the murder. One former pupil was questioned on another charge tied to the case.
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Dongea Bay
Milhwaukee
Wiishaa
Promik
Mra. Ora Belle Thoumpking
Bitay Tomphing
Pallee
Aregoste
Auto Accidents Fatal To Eight
Chicago toll from Christmas auto accidents rises with eight deaths and several injuries. Eight fatalities sprawl across Minnesota and Illinois crossings, including victims at Minoa Central and Minoa trace crossing. The year ends with 74 Chicago deaths from automobile crashes.
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Chicago
J.N.S
Mlinais
Danville
Battle Looms as Guadalajara Front Faces Rebels
In Mexico City on February 26 a decisive battle looms to decide Guadalajara fate. President Alvaro Obregon travels to Jalisco to direct Federal troops while General Fuperoa commands rebels. Federal air power concentrates to bomb rebel positions. potential air attack on the city if defenses fail. Federal preparations extend to Puebla and Tamaulipas as forces shift toward Vera Cruz.
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Dy International News
Mexico City
Id Jlises
Guadalajara
Mexican Republic
Alvaro Obregon
Jalisco
Pert
Fuperoa
Guerrero
Puebla
Neeparation
Vera Cruz
Tamaulipas
Fruit Company Suffers Major Fire Loss in Winchester
The National Fruit Products Company sustained an estimated 100000 dollar loss from a fire that destroyed a large frame building at Winchester Virginia. The plant had steel dryers and presses. all equipment was destroyed. Origin unknown. An investigation is under way. The company operates plants in Martinsburg Alexandria and Waynesboro plus a canning plant and is insured. Joseph A. Dellinger of near Williamsport is president.
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National Fruit Products Company
Winchester
Joseph A. Dellinger
Williamsport
Dellinger
Martinsburg
Alexinihia
Waynesboro
Washington
Students Shot When Objecting To Robbery
Two college students were wounded last night when they confronted two holdup men who covered them with gunfire in Tenn street. The students were Lyla Jr. of Washington and Maurice Cameron of Muskaliga College. The robbers, Chas Smith and Willian Breadley of Washington, were captured and held in the Washington jail.
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Dy International News Service
Washington
Dee
Tate
Gana
Tenn Street
Alk
Lyla, Jr
Washington and Jefferson
Maurice Cameron
Musklaguin College
Omen
Chas, Smith
Willan Breadley
West in Great Distress Prompts Attack on Coolidge Policy
Washington dispatch reports Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana warning of deep western agricultural distress. He cites fourteen Montana bank failures and calls Coolidge policy archaic, urging relief and accusing administration inaction. He says farmers may back critics stronger than Magnus Johnson.
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Washington
Mississipi
Magnus Johnson
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Wheeler
Atra
Massachusetts
Coolidge
McAdoo
New Engeland
Coot Doe
McAdoo S Vollmeat
Runaway Wagons Cause Panic on North Potomac Street
Two runaway Hester & Sons wagons the milk and ice wagon darted through North Potomac Street near the M C A striking Bester’s team and scattering milk bottles. A boy aboard the milk wagon escaped injury as the horses ran to the square before being halted.
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Hester & Sons
North Potomac Street
M. C
Bester
Ho Oce
Pennsy Motorists Must Watch Step For 1931 Laws
HARRISDURG Pa December 26 A move to tighten automobile law enforcement was announced by state officials. The highway department plans to revoke or suspend licenses more often for violators and will emphasize stricter application of penalties. Wright stated that leniency toward violators has been excessive and promised firmer action in enforcing the road rules.
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Hailrisdurg
Wright
Warna
Ucunson
Building Permits and Pending Hearings Reported
Local notices show building permits issued and hearings scheduled for West Washington, Maud, and surrounding areas. Officials list project names including Johan Stroom and Teanert in Poway. The report notes valued permits and upcoming dates for review.
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Teanert
Poway
Tee Johan Stroom
West
Maud
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Smithy
U.S
RUM
Pigeon Hole
U.S. Senate
Itis Senate
Congeya
Horak
Sorotar Tate
Venizelos
Greece
Ora Helle Tompkins
Oil Ray Tompkins
Mexico
Fruit Company
National Fruit Products Co
Burns
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