Bowman says date will be set shortly for public conference
An open hearing with Mayor Charles H Bowmen and City Council on the taxpayers request will be held early next week in the council chamber. The meeting aims to discuss the feasibility of ending or economizing the present county light plant project and potential tax increases. The taxpayer committee insists the interview seeks clarity on the scope and costs of proposed municipal improvements including the water plant and other projects.
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Charles EH
Bowmen
Council Chamber
Dad Mon
Tezpayers’ Committee
Bawwont
Potomac-Hilgan Company
Fie
Sila Durpons
Yaxpayers’ Committee
Etty
Newmarket House
Ralotta
Anil
Anil: Count Squaetliehu
Metor de Minor
J. Vincent Tambon
Charlee
Jipazar
Tobias Phidluy
A. Waiter Beker
Tha Requeete
Had To Make Money And Did
In New York Mrs. Alice Foote MacGougall rose from poverty with an invalid husband and three children to build a restaurant chain. Beginning with direct sales, she later opened a stand for notices and wastes and now runs a business generating over 2 million annually. She recently signed a 360,000 annual rent lease for 20 years, despite believing it unwise for a woman to be in business.
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NEWS
Flu Toll Grows Across Europe and Britain
A bulleted report from the League of Nations health section notes flu deaths in England and Bulgaria with over 100000 cases in the period. London reports rising severity while Bulgaria records about 400 deaths and higher infection rates. Japan and Czechoslovakia show slight rises as Portugal, Hungary, and other areas report increases.
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Odnaya
England
Bulgaria
League ‘of Nations
Doglam
London
Prohibition raids hit Greenwich Village venues
New York police arrested Beven lien and Worg on liquor violations after dawn raids on midtown and Greenwich Village restaurants, nightclubs, and show landmarks. Agents seized liquor sold in late venues. several managers and workers were detained while some patrons were not charged.
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New York
Bevenlien
Worg
Creata Broonich
Degarpy
Injunctions Halt Action To Close Three Broadway Shows
New York reports temporary injunctions stopping actions to close three Broadway productions. The court orders delay pending trial, with details on the theater owners managers and the upcoming proceedings. A verdict is anticipated next week as hearings continue.
Dean Hearing Spurs Wave of Charges at Belmont
Raymind Deen of Shepherdatows fired several pistol shots at a girl at the Belmont hotel in West Antie ton. He faces arraignment in city court this afternoon on disorderly conduct and related charges amid testimony about purchases and a confrontation with Norris brothers and others.
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Raymind Deen
Shepherdatows
Trotel Belmont
Antieton
Toomer
Hower
Dean Waa
Bower
Janes
Slye
Anlon
Dean
Norris Brothers
Teta Coldwell
Violet Arties
Donn
Wan Slye
Tha
Ater
Herald Dean
Monary
Teacher And Her Sister Injured In Car Crash
Miss Mia Downs and her sister, both teachers in Williamsport schools, were slightly injured when Mrs Downs’ automobile skidded on a road near Downs ville and overturned. They were en route to school and were rescued by passing motorists and taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Mia Downs
Williamsport
Mrs Downs
Tin Downs
Ville
Rts
Supplee Refuses Night Warrants in Prohibition Case
Baltimore report shows United States Commissioner Supplee declining to issue night search warrants for saloons cabarets and night clubs. Deputy Commissioner Herbert argues refusals would shift raids to daytime and force saloon keepers to quit by lack of liquor supply, amid claims agents act vigorously to curb illegal outlets.
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Baltimore
Fou
United States
D. Frank Sipe Plee
Yupfies
Snoopera
N. al. Minare
John T. Herbert
Supplee
Board of Supervisors to use public buildings for poll places
Annapolis February 11 The Board of Allegany County Supervisors would be required to use public schools or other buildings at no cost for polling places under a proposed bill. Delegates Jeffrer and Jeffrer support selecting a building without charges. charging would be a misdemeanor with up to $400 fine. County offices would direct to place public buildings at the disposal of the Supervisors.
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State House
Annapolis
Hlestton Supervisors
Allegany County
George F. Jeffrer
Fle
BIH
Board of Bles
Cowboy and Indians Killed in Battle on Reservation
Report from Washington dated February 11 describes a violent clash on a tribal reserve near Pucaly Wo. Several Native American and Cowboy participants were killed in two separate engagements. Proceedings mention Hamlin of Quincy Massachusetts and appointment of Vincent Si Monton to a prosecutor role amid unrelated New England assignments.
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Albuql Raul
Pucaly
Messasa
Abbuautrang
NEW Day
Washington
Web
Hamlin
Quincy
Chile
Vincent Si.monton
New England
Plots to Flee Maryland Prison Thwarted By Guards
Baltimore February 11 prison authorities thwarted a bid by two inmates to escape the Maryland Penitentiary. Thomas Foran 22 and George Bailey 24 seized while leaving the dining room were found with homemade daggers webbing and hack-saw blades. Foran convicted of murder in 1923 and serving life with two accomplices, Cross escaped earlier and was later hunted by detectives.
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Congress
Maryland, Penitentiary
Thomas Forau
Ite Tormer
George Baile
Brigin Guarda
Foran
Bailey
Ned
Liberty
Easil
Brison
Philadelphia
Cohen
East Baltimore
Claude Dobbe
George Cross
Cross
Railway Head Takes Plunge From Window
Sil, Cal Feb 1 Ay Baward W Chambers Chicago presi dent of thido Topeka and Santa Fe railway plan orator feg to his death from Hospital window after seizure of temporary insanity He was 68 and had served 49 years with the railroad He jumped from his bed to a window and died moments after attendants moved him back to the room. He had been director of transportation for the United States Food Administration during WW I and later head of the United States Railroad Administration under Adoo and Hines.
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Sil
Brancisco
Cal
Ay Baward W. Chambers
Chicago
Thido
Topeka and
Santa Fe Railway
Feg
Chamberg
United States
Chaibors
Mr. Chambers
Chambers
United States Food Administration
Inter Wau
United States Railroad
William
Adoo
Walter D. Hines
Cen. Exul
Railroad
Hig
McCormicks May Reconcile Differences Reported
Herald tidings report an impending reconciliation between Harold F. McCormick and Edith Rockefeller McCormick. Claims cited that both sides favor a settlement while divorce terms loom, amid family tensions and possible custodial arrangements for children Pymler Muvinl and Mathilde. Gary to quit soon. Currency shipment disappearance noted aboard Steamship Columbia.
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Chitage
Herald Tid Asaminer Taray
Harold F. McCormick
Edith Rockefeller
AfoCormick
Ganna Waleln
McCorpimnick
AtuCornick
Pymler
Muvinl
Mathilde
Five Robbers Seize Biscuit Co Payroll in Chicago
In Chicago on February 1 robbers seized nearly $10,000 from National Biscuit Company employees. They fired shots to threaten workers, but police in pursuit recovered the money after overtaking the robbers and forcing the abandonment of their car.
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Biscuit Co
Chicago
Tional Biscuit Company
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Thote
Hplavp
Army Lieutenant Held for Passing Bad Checks in Multiple Cities
New York February report says U S Army First Lieutenant Russell Chester Worthington, deserting Fortress Monroe, is charged with passing 22 bad checks in cities including Philadelphia and New York. He admits two offenses at Ritz Carlton and another hotel, claiming urge for high life. Worthington from Cleveland, enlisted ten years ago, commissioned in 1918 as quartermaster at Fort Monroe.
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New York
Russel Chester Worthington
U.S. Army
Fortress Monroe
Fuliis
Governor's, Island
Worthingtonia
Qnites
Maryland Delaware conference on legislative talks proposed
A Maryland General Assembly joint resolution calls for a conference with Delaware legislators to discuss micro theories and boundary issues. It outlines appointing a Maryland select group and four delegates to meet a Delaware General Assembly committee, noting fees and border entry rules.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Delaware
Maury Mound
Dulaware
France Studies Coolidge Naval Proposal at Foreign Office
Paris reports indicate President Coolidge’s proposal on naval arms reduction is being studied. Officials say the plan remains tentative until full implications for League of Nations activities and potential disarmament conference outcomes are clear.
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Paris
Coolidge
Prenel Foreign Ofc
League of Nations
State House Reported On Sunday Closing Bill
Delegate Melvin Fine of Baltimore fourth district said a proposed bill to restrict Sunday business, including gas stations, could proceed. He noted opposition and support from lawmakers, with Senator Ambrose Kennedy aligning with Sunday closing motion. The measure aimed to limit sales on Sundays to enforce a closed day.
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Annapolis
Ila
Melvin
Mike
Baltimore Fourth
Bill L
Ine
Petparert
Spotsar
CaBing Tail Alers
Fine
Gail
Ambrose “J. Kennedy
Baltimore
Kine
Millionaire Buried In A Pauper's Grave
A fragmented report notes a millionaire buried in a pauper's grave. Mentions a figure tied to Culitar ie heir to turer torres SAWN, with unclear ties to De George Lillagas and the Thbcorshiy of Culitar. Details about dates, places, and exact relationships are obscured in the OCR text.
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He Houy
de George
Lillagas
Thbcorshiy
Culitar
Turer Torres
Britain signals readiness to cut armaments in line with Coolidge
The British government indicated acceptance of Coolidge's naval disarmament plan and urged early progress at Geneva. Downing Street welcomed American efforts, noting favorable press and public support, while seeking clear acceptance by other powers. Japan already plans to accept the proposal for a new conference on naval reduction.
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London
Coolidge
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Associated Pross
Lord Balfour
Washington
Cookdge
Geneva
Downing Street
Continental . Com
Continental
United States
Japan
Roky Oo
Coolige
Hog carcass noted at Shockée station market
A 834 pound hog was killed near Shockée's Station this year, described as the largest log in Ting- Bold Misérkye. The record lists weights of 83 pounds, 50 cans of lard, and 742 inches of sausage. Frank Skater acted as head butcher with assistants listed, including W.H. Mong and others.
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Shockée
Frank Skater
W.H. Mong
Agr
Hollenberger and Son
Pilchard
Gur Levrés
Samuel Beard
Alfred Mebels
Anns Dotynini
Jospit G. Mobs R
W. Mong
Youth Loses Finger In Circular Saw Accident
Russell Sheeley, living with his father J C Sheeley on the Bryce Layman farm between Leitersburg and Waynesboro, sustained severe injuries to his left hand when a circular saw struck his finger. The index finger was amputated and the thumb was broken.
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Russell Sheeley
J.c.sheeley
Bryce
Farn
Leiternhyrr
Waynesboro
SMMI
Thom
New York Telegraph Purchase Reported in Scripps-Howard Papers
A scrambled brief notes a reported sale involving Scripps-Howard Papers and the New York Telegram. References to New York publisher names appear garbled, with fragments suggesting a court opening on Monday and a Monday morning anticipated event.
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Scripps-Howard
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