Chaplin Divorce Suit Expected In Los Angeles
Lita Grey Chaplin announces intention to pursue a divorce in American courts from Charles Chaplin amid reports he sought Mexican divorce terms in Hermosillo Mexico. She vows to fight for custody and proper settlement for their two small sons. Chaplin denies plans for Mexican divorce. negotiations continue.
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Los
Angeles
Charles Chaplin
Mexico
Lita Grey Ghanin
Los Angeles
Nogalec
Ariz
Hermosillo
Sonora
Chaplin
Lindy Wright
Herve
Damages for Blaze Awarded to Fayetteville Feed Co
Judge B M Bid presented Fayetteville Feed and Grain Co a 71524.80 judgment against Pennsylvania Jailrozé Co for fire damage to its East Fayetteville plant in April 1923. The claim alleged a spark from a engine on the Warnesboro branch of the CG V Division caused the blaze. A separate note warns boys that dangerous toy guns require caution after a city accident last week left a boy blinded.
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B. M
Carliele
Fayetteville
Barber
Virginia League vote to abolish major player draft
Richmond News Leader reports that six Virginia League clubs voted to abolish the major player draft. The decision will be officially considered at the league’s annual meeting.
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Richmond
Vu. Des
Virginia League
Iajor Ansner
Richmond News
Deaths and Obituaries Across Ringgold and Nearby Areas
A string of obituaries reports the deaths of Mrs. Sarah E. Miner in Ringgold after a week of illness, Louis Motter of St. Louis, J Harlan Grosnickle of Keedysville, Edward Luther Jackson of Sharpsburg, Elmer E Keller of Cearfoss, infant Robert Mino of Hedgesville, and Mrs Clara L Hasterday. Surviving relatives include children, spouses, and siblings across Cearfoss, Mercersburg, Smithsburg, Winchester, and Washington DC. Funeral arrangements list Union Church Ringgold, Magnolia and Church of God Sharpsburg, Rose Hill and Hedgesville cemeteries.
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Sarah E. Miner
Clair Street
Church of the Brethren
Wesley Smith
Claude Gains
Lester F
Albert L
George F
Ralph A
City
Rebecca Weaver
Cearfoss
John Householder
Betty Christy
Mercersburg
Daniel Shank
Fairplay
Harry Raughtell
Smithgburg
Ethel
This City
Samuel
Falfield
William
Sgiearspring
Finley
Chenaville
Christopher
Ugerstown
Bruce
Smitheburg
Punerdl
Union Church
Ringgold
River Brethern
Edward Luther Jackson
Sharpsburg
Magnolia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Church of Gal
Sharpshiss
Estella Jackson
Thomas G
Maude Ankerman
Washington, D. C
Church of God
Fink
Magno-la Lodge
Mountain View Cemetery
Robert Mino
George Mino
Carlton Avenue
J. ¥. Irwin
First Baptist Church
Hedgesville Cemetery
Clara L. Hasterday
F.W. Krajss
North Potomas Street
Biggs
Rose Hill Cemetery
Bandit Queen Thrill Ends in Youths’ Killing in Chicago
Two youths armed with a Loy mistol and a girl companion tied to a thrill of banditry rob a postal clerk, Robert Ray, 20, shoots and kills one assailant and wounds another after the group flees in a car. Ray is later joined by the capture of Tony Oliver, 17, and Kay Craxford, 21. The girl claimed the aim was to feel like a bandit queen. she had accompanied the youths to a theatre, saying the gun was for show. The four had reportedly committed prior robberies with a water pistol. Meanwhile, recovery notes for sick and injured accompany updates on Howard T Gurlingar and Carroll, both tied to local incidents.
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Chicago
Loy Mistol
Robert Ray
Vans
Liey
Ray
Kling John Renzie
Tony Oliver
Kay Craxford
Sin
Manila Fire Wrecks Warehouse In Incendiary Blast
Fire in Manila on December 28 caused about a half million dollars in losses to the Poigat building, a warehouse, with $100000 damage to U S Rubber Co stock. Most losses are insured. George Wingie Thompson, convicted of Edward G Kendall murder, began serving an 18 year sentence at Maryland Penitentiary after a Christmas jail visit by his mother.
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Manila
Poigat
Danage
U. S. Rubber Co
Thompson
George “Wingie’ Thompson
Edward G. Kendall
Maryland
Hiateria
Women urged to learn politics to advance careers
New York Nov. 27 A plan urged women seeking political influence next year to drop feminist notions and work from the ground up. Sarah Schuyler Butler stresses practical ward and district experience, while Miss Miller notes a great need for women in politics and loyalty to a party as the best route to influence.
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New York
Sarah Schuyler Butlers
Miss Butler
Nicholas Murray
Buller
Columbia University
United States
Miss Miller
Poison Rum Kills Many Across Cities
New York reports Christmas poison liquor deaths and hundreds treated for alcohol poisoning. Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, Omaha also record fatalities. Medical examiner says confirmation needed before links proven. Government disclaims liability and plans a harsher tasting formula by January. Federal agents note two percent wood alcohol in some industrial alcohol but deny direct death cause pending tests. Officials vow probe into liquor sources amid prohibition pressures.
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New York
Tab Visa
Chicago
Detroit
Milw Ukee
Omaha
Hye
Charles G. Norris
New York City
Mutical Examiner
Fedral Aigents
Washington
Tineatn C. Andrews
Haw
Potomac and Tributaries Swollen After Recent Rain
The Potomac river and its tributaries and all small streams in the county are swollen due to recent rains though larger streams remain within banks. Some small channels overflow while the Potomac rises six to seven feet and the Antietam and Cannhco game Creeks run high and muddy. In Florida, John Do Santa Ormond Beach reports December 23. Rockefeller is noted in a party scene as guests depart singing and a host hands out fifty presents.
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Potomac River
Potomac
Antietam
Canncocheague
John DO
Santa
Ormond Beach
Fra
John DR. Rockefeller
Big Meightor
Mfc
Laula
Annual Movie for Children at Ta gerstown
The free children's film program by the Y M C A scheduled for tomorrow afternoon and evening features The Night Before Christmas. G B Sleui, secretary, announced showings at three, four, seven, and eight o clock. The event honors the late Lewis T Byron, with Mrs Byron now presenting the annual treat to local youngsters.
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Tagerstown
G. B. Sleui
Lewis T. Byron
At. Byron
Open Sunday fight faces opposition in Maryland
Baltimore December 25 The Fine law appeal movement led by Senator elect Ambrose Kennedy faces strong opposition from the Lord's Day Alliance if a Sunday open laws measure is introduced in the next Legislature Joshua Levering says open Sunday provisions would be vigorously fought The truce in Nicaragua declares quiet as liberal conservative forces bury dead and tend the wounded Admiral Latimer seeks to extend neutral zones
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Baltimore
Fine Law Appeal
Sponsofen
Ambrose J. Kennedy
Serand
Lord's Day Alliance
Joshua Levering
Ievering
Kennedy
Dallimare
Las Perlos
Latimer
Girl Found Dead Behind New York House
In Pecos City a well dressed 25 year old woman identified as Bella Slyles was found dead in the rear yard of a Weym Kortleth street apartment. Detectives investigate possible jump or fall from a window. Blood stained handkerchiefs found on the third floor. Neighbors report noises and sighting of two men moving a girl into the building earlier.
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York
Pec
Bella Slyles
Kortleth Street
Archdeacon Helfenstein Consecrated Co adjutor in Maryland
Archdeacon Elward T. Helfenstein was consecrated co adjutor bishop of the Maryland diocese by Bishop John Gardner Murray with eight bishops present. Born in St Louis, he moved to Maryland early and was ordained in 1890 by Bishop Willard Paret before serving as archdeacon of Maryland.
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Baltimore
Bec
Tde
Elward T. Helfenstein
Episcopal Diocese
Maryland
John Gardner Murray
Protestant Episcopal
Amorles
Murray
Charles Siska
New York
Helfenstein
St. Louis
Willkin Paret
Bavae Runul
Farm Bureau Meets Today in Ute Court Office
The executive committee of the Farm Bureau will hold a meeting at the County Agent's office in the Court. The session starts at 1:40 PM to close the year’s business and set plans for the new year. Forney Younis presides as president. the note also mentions a Gilead Encampment degree event and a basketball team captain William E. Dender.
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Washington County
Burea
Agsoulutia
Forney Younis
Gilead
Hallimore
William E. Dender
Local Quotations and Dances at Gateway Inn
Price data and commodity listings appear alongside a social notice for a dance at Gateway Inn Hotel in Canoco, inviting friends to a social gathering on Wednesday, December 23. The ad mentions various feeds and goods with a Midland Wayne pricing line and dairy percentages.
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Gateway Inn Hotel
Canococheague
Ady
Claim He Took Girl With Him Linked To Local Trial
Reported tracing of Blerbyer, recently paroled from a November court on a bad check charge, as he allegedly abducted a girl after employment at Caskey Baking Company. Authorities say the girl resisted at Cumberland and was taken to a Cumberland hotel, with Blerbyer later fleeing toward Keyser. A 1-year-old wife remained behind in Hagerstown as the search extended to West Virginia. investigators suspect West Virginia or nearby areas.
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St. d
Blerbyer
Magerstown
Ulorbyer
Hagerstown
Hare
Keyser
West Vivey Glain
Railroads Report Substantial Gains in November
New York December 28 Both the Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania railroads announced notably higher net generating income for November compared with 1925. The Pennsylvania Railroad posted 10,967,502 versus 4,524,761 year over year, and the system’s year to date rose to 101,244,001 from 92,229,029. The B and O posted 4,443,497 for November, up from 3,? in 1925.
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New York
Baltimore and Ohio
Vennaylyauly
Agea
Ue Pennaylyus
Royal Time at Excelsior Hall in Sudihaburg
December 30 at Excelsior Hall Sudihaburg Md invites attendees to enjoy a royal evening. Bring your hands and beverage a playful farewell to the year with music and camaraderie.
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Excelsior Hall
Sudihaburg
Ady
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