Cardinal Ratti Elected Pope Pius XI in Seventh Ballot
Cardinal Ratti was elected pope on the seventh ballot to become Pope Pius XI. The ceremony followed the white smoke signal and involved the usual conclave rites. Ratti, 65, Italian by birth with strong ties to Poland, had served as archbishop of Milan and was previously a papal representative in Poland. Coronation details await papal direction.
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Engineer Fractured Ribs In Railway Accident
G Up Smith of 440 McDowell Street, exquest, Western Maryland Railroad, suffered fractured ribs after a timber fragment struck him near Port Covington. He was transported by train to the city, treated, and is expected to be confined for at least two weeks.
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Smith
McDowell Street
Exquest
Western Maryland Railroad
Thea O
Port Covington
Thia City
Hartle Appointed Clerk in City Court Office
Wit Hartle has been appointed to a clerkship in the Clerk of the Court Edward Gowald office. Hartle is a son of Barry M. Hartle of Howaville. the appointment was announced shortly after Jessa Stottemyer, who moved about two weeks ago.
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Wit Hartle
Offise Dacoh
Havile
Ofice
Edward Oawald Atoceadhyr O
Jessa Stottemyer
Hartte
Barry M. Taetia
Uowaville
Knocked Down by Auto Injures Oak Hill Worker
El Young, employed at the Oak Hill gravery, was run down on Oak Hill avenue near the Oak Hill grocery Saturday at about 7 pm. He grabbed the radiator to avoid the car but was knocked to the ground, suffering bruises to the knees and shoulders. Medical aid was given and he was able to work the next morning.
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EL Young
Oak Hull
Nervy
Brannt
Oak Hill Avenue
Young
Oak Hill
Mr. Young
Night of alarm ends as water glass shatters in Berkeley Springs
Berkeley Springs residents armed and on edge after a noise of breaking glass signals a supposed bank raid. Grayson Flare calmed the crowd explaining Gertrude Mir and Mrs Hares mislaid a water glass from the second story, ending the town scare.
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Berkeley Springs
Grayson Flares
Berkeley
Gertrude
Mir
Hares
Turkey fined five dollars in coop incident
A confusing town notice reports Curkey Jones in the coop and Purkey returning from vacation. Police cited Turkey for a small offense after a warrant sighting led to a magistrate hearing. He faced five dollar fine plus costs and hinted at jail rather than pay, offering no clear explanation.
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Curkey" Jones
Turkey
Tmalm
St Mauls US Galgo Manager Joe Reynolds Injured
The report notes Joe Reynolds, manager of St Mauls US Galgo and a Bhs quint member, damaged his hand in a recent game and is expected to miss the remainder of the season. Toe has emerged as a key feeder at the Sunday School Leago, and tally 14 Harrishead appears to be credited by his friends.
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Joe” Reynolds
St. Mauls US Galgo
Bhs’ Quint
Fam
Gaie
Toe
Tia Jalary
Hla
Silent Drama In Murder Case Stages Milo Trial
Silent drama unfolded in Los Angeles as film actor George Milo acted out a police attempt to clear his name in the murder of William Prac das Sta vesmond Saylor. Milo, in overcoat and muffler, paced before Taylor's home while unseen witnesses watched from a bungalow as Mrs. Douglas MacLean, Milo's wife, tried to identify him as the man seen leaving the murder scene.
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Dan” ‘Collins
Mar
Collins
Los Angeles
William Des
John Reid
Newmond Taylor
York
George Milo
Taylor
Milo
William Prac Das
Vesmond Saylor
Taylors
Douglas MacLean
Dr Crabbein Addresses Two Maryland Churches in Prohibition Push
George W Crabbein Maryland Anti-Saloon League superintendent spoke at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal and Grace AB churches urging a state enforcement law for prohibition. He argued the Eighteenth Amendment cannot be erased and that wets waste time challenging enforcement. Rev Bibb Mills joined from Baltimore at St Marks Lutheran on the same topic. SUIT IS SETTLED Gus Alvanoy v Hoxton Luncheon settled in court with John J Auden representing Alvanoy.
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George W. ‘Crabbe
Maryland Anti-Saloon League
Thalr
Rev
D. Bibb Mills
Mr. Cratbe
Baltimore
St. Mark's Lutheran Charen
Gus Alvanoy
Hoxton
John J. Auden
Citizens Behind Armory Plan for Three Cities
A Hagerstown led delegation will travel to Annapolis with Capt. J C Lane and L R Yourtee to urge the Maryland House of Delegates from Washington, Garrett, and Allegany to approve a bill funding armories in Hagerstown, Centreville, and Cumberland. The effort also targets using a state funded lot in Balto herv for the project, with opposition from Baltimore area interests discussed.
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Capt. J. ¢. Lane
L. R. Yourtee
Annapolis
House of Delegates
Washington
Garratt
Allegany
Siuta
Cumberland
Centreville
John Aukeney
Henry Holzapfel
Emmett Gaus
Hagerstown
Annapolia
Lane Wa
Balthuora
Daithmore
Baltimore
Pregent
Strike Cuts Off Berlin Water Supply
Berlin faced a general nationwide strike that disrupted the capital’s water and lighting systems. Water was hoarded for drinking as rail workers and others joined a widespread stoppage spreading from Berlin to Mecklenburg and Badenia, with rail disruption growing more paralyzing and limited airplane service remaining.
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Berlin
United Press
Mecklenburg
Badenia
Community Chest drive nears goal with $33893.60 raised
The Community Chest total stands at 33893.60 with $5000 promised by County Commissioners and only 2100 left to reach 96000. Division D chaired by William T Hassett led the effort as churches pledged substantial subscriptions. campaign ends tomorrow at noon.
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Division D
William T. Hassett
Hagerstown
B. B. Bradley
Anon Suter
B. WN. Funkhouser
Berta Mobley
Clarence Rupp
Edwin L. Hook
Colo
Hancock Man Shot in the Leg at Hintts Creek Yards
Shoemaker, a Baltimore and Ohio brakeman home in Hancock, was wounded in the thigh by a spent bullet while at work in the Hintts Creek yards. He said the shot came from the West Virginia side of the flyer.
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GA. Shoemaker
Baltimore
Ohio
Hancock
Hintts Creek
Mr. Shoemaker
West Virginia
Absolute Divorce Granted and Custody Award
Waeiman was granted an absolute divorce from Naomi Ruth Noel and custody of their daughter. The case lists Ceorge R. Noel as the former spouse and references the endpoints of the legal action. custody arrangements were specified by the court.
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Dudee Waeaiman
Ty Naomi Ruth Noel
Terrastand
Ceorge R. Noel
Nations urged to carry on work of arms limit conference
President Harding announced at Continental Hall that future world conferences may follow this arms limitation meeting to illuminate peace efforts. After nine nations signed treaties, Harding said the work begun here will extend beyond the naval holiday, extending the holiday and fostering public opinion toward God’s high intent.
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Continental Hall
Washington
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Harding
Conference of Nations
Hardine
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Five Treaties At War Unit Washington Conference Signed
At the Washington Conference memorials the five treaties were signed in a sober ceremony at the D. A. R. Hall. President Harding lauded the work, calling it a beacon of peace and progress. The naval limitation pact and gas and submarine limits were among the agreements signed by the nine powers, with China Japan and Shantung-related items noted. The final session opened with Hughes in command, announcing the remaining treaties would be signed in alphabetical order.
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Washington
D. A. R. Hall
Harding
China
America
Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Pacific
Hughes
Shantung
Find Way To Get Bergdoll Back
United Presay reports a plan to bring Grover Cleveland Bergdoll from Switzerland to the United States for punishment. Bergdoll fled from Germany amid postwar upheaval, with war veterans in Congress working secretly across the Atlantic on recapture efforts.
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United Presay
Washington
Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll
Philadelphia
United States
Esarrearen
Tony
Switzerland
Germany
Congresa
United Prag
Atlan Ug
Stacks
Jer
February Term Opens in Washington County Court
The February term of the Circuit Court for Washington county will begin next Monday with Judge Frank G C Wagaman presiding. Clerk Edward Oowald prepared a docket of 160 civil cases and 14 appeals. Several cases on the docket are expected to involve removals as motions for removal will be made.
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Circuit Court
Washington County
Frank GC. Wagaman
Edward Oowald
Sues Telephone Co for Auto Wreck In Cumberland
Harry G. Mater files a damage suit against the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co at Cumberland for $10,000 claiming his auto struck a wire on the road toward Hagerstown November 27, 1821, causing injuries when a machine ran over a scaffold and tramples him. negligence charged.
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Harry G. Mater
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Nicolla Asks to Form New Italian Cabinet
Dr Nicolla asked to form a new Italian cabinet. Signor De Nigahal, former president of the Chamber of Deputies, was questioned by King Victor Emmanuel for the cabinet formation. DeNicolla accepted the task and indicated plans for a new government.
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Beb
Signor de Nigahal
Chiander
Deputites
Hine Victor Emanuel
Uniertalns 4
Ytalian
Od Formheta New Kovernwen
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