Appropriations For Year To Be Cut By Congress
Washington reports a major reduction plan for the next fiscal year would slash army and navy appropriations by nearly 300 million dollars. The move aims to curb federal taxes, lowering the burden across American families and altering war preparedness funding from about 800 million to 500 million. Republican leaders promote the tax relief while arguing for reduced military spending amid discussions with the Army Conference.
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Police Engage Bandits In Dormont Gun Battle
Police clashed with two armed robbers in Dormont after they killed Joseph Coghill. The pursuit followed an earlier ambush injuring Wirfai Siders, with an all night manhunt yielding no capture.
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Rotarians Host City Boys Dinner at Hagerstown Event
The Chamber of Commerce hosted a party for city boys as Rotarians of Hagerstown served a chicken dinner and organized an amateur talent program. Tom Smith and Walter Prior spoke, a 9-file eating contest drew applause, and volunteers including Grace Cronin Jean Barrett Agnes Morrisey Virginia Birmingham Mabel Stanford Dolly Choner assisted.
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Virginia Birmngham
Mabel Stanford
Dolly Choner
Hy Hall
Bob Snyder
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May Compromise On The Treaty In Ireland
A report from Dublin indicates a possible compromise between the De Valera and Griffith factions on the Anglo Irish Treaty. The anticipated agreement aims to secure ratification when the Dail meets on January 6. Public sentiment grows amid the political maneuvering.
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France Stands Firm On Submarine Demand
Paris reports France remains determined to press its submarine and aircraft positions despite near universal criticism. Officials say no Washington conference agreement is possible on these issues. Naval sources express shock at Arthur Balfour’s remarks and stress France will deploy undersea boats only as necessary.
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Charles Bikle Dies at Home of Daughter in Hagerstown
Charles A. Bikle, 85, longtime Hagerstown city councilman and Washington County Water Company director, died at 2 AM from heart failure after a long illness. He is survived by four sons and two daughters, with funeral set for 2 PM tomorrow at St Paul’s Church. Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Hear Compensation Cases Here Today
Commissioner George L. Fopler of the State Industrial Accident Commission heard local compensation cases in the Courthouse grand jury room this morning. W. C. Lamm of Hagerstown and Frederick Railway asked for a lump sum for on duty injuries. A piece of steel injured Miss Alberto Stone at R A Knitting Mills when a needle broke and struck her eye.
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Hagerstown & Frederick Railway Company
Alberto Stone
West Brack- Jin Street
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Fire Ravages New York Tenements Trapping Many
In New York a night fire imperiled scores in tenements on Eighth Avenue and Union Square. Eight families were trapped as firefighters and police rescued women and children from fire escapes. Dozens fled down ladders and through smoke as authorities investigate the blaze origin and scope.
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Mary Gardens Name Linked With Divorce Rumor
Chicago gossip centers on Harold B. McCormick, heir to the McCormick fortune, and Mary Garden. Rumors say they may marry before 1923, aligning with Garden's earlier prediction. McCormick avoids comment through daughter Muriel. Garden also declines to discuss the prediction.
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Aged Man Found Dead in Shallow Creek Near Littlestown
Gettysburg December reports the body of Himil Moth, 77, of Philadelphia, was found partly submerged in a shallow Piney Creek near Littlestown by a boy who heard a splash and saw the lower body. The man reportedly wandered off the road in darkness and attempted to return, with a daughter and wife awaiting news. The body was to be taken to Philadelphia for burial.
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Fire tower completed at Mount Quirault prepares for operation
The Mount Quirault fire tower above Pan-Mar, da shed, is ready for telephone and operator table setup. A glassed lookout ten feet high crowns the tower, but it will not be active until spring due to forest fire season.
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London Press Bitter Hints at Trouble Over France
London dispatch reports bitter denun ciation of Frances refusal in Washington to omit submarines. The Chronicle accuses France of mimicking Germany at The Hague and warns Britain cannot aid France while France spends on submarines. The Times notes the French stance may sour American sentiment and suggests awaiting another conference to settle the issue.
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Indictments Soon in Federal Price Profiteering Drive
Washington reports more profiteering indictments are ready as part of the federal price control drive. The Department of Justice plans to charge building material concerns amid rising prices, with Attorney General Daugherty notified about the moves.
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Fire truck damaged in collision at Third and Church
Narrow escapes and injury were reported in Wayneaboro when Mechanica-free track and H. Stoner's sedan collided at the Third and Church corner. The bro truck sustained the worst damage and will be out of service during repairs.
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Martha in Hagerstown Shoplifting Case Guides
Martha Brown 20 from Cumberland allegedly stole a $500 fur coat from Lotter and jewelry worth 60 from Denniston then sought more at Carson before police and city officials. She claimed poverty and contrition while investigators link her to a shoplifting ring with a possible Harrisburg connection.
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Bequeaths Estate All to Mrs Henderson
In the brief will of former Judge Robert R Henderson filed for probate, he bequeaths all his estate to his wife Mrs Loutua P Henderson. George Henderson is named an executor and requested to be bonded. The will dated August 16, 1981, witnessed by Louisy L Henderson and George Henderson. The rest of the text notes a finger injury to Harry Fourdan at 643 Maryland, with a unrelated incident described.
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Strained Franco British Ties Darken Conference Talks
Washington December 29 The Italian press hints Italy may align with Great Britain against France over France's demand for a large submarine fleet. The Arms Conference wrestles with a looming Franco British clash as Britain signals a strong submarine program while seeking limits on capital ships and auxiliary craft.
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Lady Astor Praises Hurd Boys in Letter
Former Williamsport mayor G W Hurd received a note from Lady Astor of London praising his three sons who served in World War I. Iritz D Hurd, now in Minnesota, was among those honored in a ball at Lady Astor’s home. Astor said it was good news to hear all three sons are back in civilian life and well.
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Minnesota
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University of Ilinois
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Dog License Fees and School Reopening Notice
Dog license fees for November totaled 242 dollars as reported by magistrates to the Board of County Commissioners. Special officer Hollinger will enforce license compliance for dogs not wearing tags, with a six dollar total including penalties. schools will reopen Tuesday after holidays per Board of Education notice.
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No More Amnesty for Prisoners News Item
Vetted Neamster Washington dispatch notes the Department of Justice indicates a move away from amnesty for prisoners. Officials say President Fine’s Christmas day pardon considerations are no longer on the table, signaling a tougher stance in the justice system.
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