Moonshine Cache Found in Car. Sheriff Seizes Liquor
In Hagerstown Maryland a touring car carried 80 half gallon jars of moonshine, found by Sheriff Duffey Deputy Kaylor and Patrolman Rickard during a morning search for bootleggers. The haul, tied to a local grocer M Opack, led to the arrest of Kirk Baker on a sales charge while the search continued for the wanted man. The liquor was confiscated and Baker held for the case.
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Bethel and
Jonathan Streets
Duffey
Kaylor
Rickard
Vin Parigets
1 Opack
Srocer
North
Jonathan J
Auto
Wiokily
M. Opacl
Iquor
Wee
Edit Duffey
Kirk Baker
Baker
Sheri
Kaytar
Gay
Securtes
Moraine
Herar
Skeleton of Young Girl Identified Near Lake Ivanhoe
A weather worn skeleton found near Lake Ivanhoe outskirts of Orkinda on Wednesday has been identified as Miss Marlon Johnson, a 29 year old last seen leaving a road LaGe with a prominent tar aid maine Whetian. Authorities announced today.
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Fla
Ivanhoe
Orkinda
Marlon Johnson
Mie Jeahnson
Aid
Maine
Drives 2 Teams Half A Century
Ed ward Thomas of near Sharps burg has farmed for 48 years and kept only two teams of horses. He trained the first for 23 years and the second for 20 years, buying them as colts to ensure lasting use.
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Edward Thomas
Sharpsburg
Alta
Thomas
Daugherty Declares He Will Not Quit Amid Senate Ouster Fight
Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty told International News Service he has never quit and will not quit now as critics press to oust him from the cabinet. He spoke on the Senate floor during a tense confrontation, signaling he will fight to defend his tenure.
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Ly International News
Serawleey
Washington
International News Service
Harry M. Daugherty
Senate
Lsten
Willisoff
Ohio
Girl Breaks Arm at Grimes Farm Near Williamsport
Mary Hammond, daughter of George Hammon, sustained a fracture of the left arm after falling from a sled on the old Grimes farm near Williamsport. The injury was reduced by Dr. Z L Weaver of Williamsport.
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Mary Hammond
George Hammon
Grimes Farm
Williamsport
Z. L. Weaver
Howard Forsyte
iGrmes Dros
Leimg
ZL. Weaver
Decisive Battle Soon At Mexican Oil Port
Washington reports Mexican embassy says Tuxpam, rebel stronghold and port district with vast oil investment, will face a bitter battle within a week. The State Department has sent gunboat Tulsa to Tuxpam as federal forces press operations against rebel lines amid ongoing tensions.
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Mexican
Washington
Ln.s
Tuxpam
State Department
U.S
Tulsa
Dockworkers in France strike over wage demand
In Ctercourg on December 22, French dock workers walked out demanding higher pay. They currently earn 94 francs daily but seek an increase, tied to cost of living and labor protest pressures across the port sector.
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My International News Servier
Ctercourg
Bat Want
G O P Favors Insurgent Tax Plan Amid Bargaining
Washington February 22 Regular Republican leaders bargain with insurgents on tax reform offering two and one half percent normal tax and thirty seven and a half percent maximum surtax. Insurgents proposed two and four percent normal and forty percent minimum surtax. The clash influenced the bill as Republicans warned lower rates would cut treasury receipts by about twenty million six hundred thousand dollars.
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Washington
Aome
Tate
Ipader
Longsworth
Treasury
Maryland Senate considers statewide meat inspection bill
A bill introduced in the Maryland State Senate would require inspection of all meat sold and licensed slaughterhouses under the State Board of Health. The measure aligns with federal meat laws and aims to prevent diseased cattle from reaching consumers after past cases in Hagerstown and a tubercular cattle incident near the Mason and Dixon line.
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Maryland
State Senate
Istate Board of Health
Hagerstown
Mason & Dixon
Ship Captain Murdered in Sound Murder Case
Captain James Votalede was found dead in the cabin of a barge near Stated Island Sound with his head crushed by an iron tool. Joseph Young was arrested on murder charges, Joseph Pil acted as a deckhand witness, and a quarrel between Young and Donatua is said to have sparked the violence. No Market data provided.
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James Votalede
John L. Quishey
Mfg
Island Sound
Joseph Young
Joseph Pil
Poliro
Youn
Donatua
Larga B.J. Muleauieen
Monument to Washington Elevation Near Boonsboro Maryland
Boonsboro Maryland February 22 The first monument to Washington in memory of George Washington stands on South Mountain near Boonsboro atop the summit. The monument overlooks Antietam, Harper's Ferry, and other historic sites along the old national highway. It was built by Boonsboro residents who served under Washington and was dedicated in 1837.
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Harvey S. Bom
Boonsboro Vilieng
Washington
Would Raise Pay Of County Clerk In Legislature
A bill introduced by Melo Gale Gilleece proposes raising the county clerk’s compensation to $1,500. The measure moves through the legislative process as officials consider adjusting salaries for county officers.
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Melogale Gilleece
Williamport Water Bond Plan Advances in Senate
Senate Bill 80 introduced by Senator J. Hubert Wade authorizes Williamport to borrow 100000 for water works. Engineers find river source may not require full bond, estimated cost within bond issue. Town officials await final proposal from Mareratowa for supply and expect to proceed with construction if bonds are sold locally.
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Senate
J. Hubert Wade
Williamagport
Issus
Maklaz
Hagerstown
Water Board of
Williamspart
Mareratowa
Williamsport Fa
Conatracton
Ti Fa
Still Hope For Senator Ty In Montreal Hospital
Still hope for Senator Frank Ty Grovna of Vermont after a shooting incident near the capital involving federal agents and bootleggers. He shows slight improvement overnight, but his condition remains serious, and reports indicate he is hospitalized in Montreal with ongoing concerns about his recovery.
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Washington
Frank Ty
Grovna
Vemont
Pr Ldtion
Aia
Wallace Next Of Cabinet To Resign Runior
Washington reports say Secretary Wallace plans to resign from President Coutige's cabinet. He refuses comment on rumors of conflicts with Secretary Hoover over foreign trade policy and other duties. Friends say Wallace has no immediate plan to quit, though differences on agricultural matters are noted and a commission for supervising export of surplus products is discussed.
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Washington
Wallace
Coutige
Hoover
Kim
Four Missing In Hotel Fire
A Valdosta hotel fire left four people unaccounted for as crews fought the blaze. The fire rapidly gained headway before the outbreak could be contained, and most guests managed to escape with difficulty. Names and exact details are unclear in the fragment.
Cattle Rescued After Barn Roof Caves In
Eighteen cattle and three horses were trapped when a barn roof collapsed at Bernard Barnhart near Dreadford. Neighbors and the owner freed the animals just as they were wedged under debris after a fire had damaged the structure about a year earlier. Several stock were slightly hurt but all were saved.
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Bernard Barnhark
Dreadfording
Neighvors
Mwarnhart
McClintock stolen autos seized by state police
Two more automobiles linked to McClintock were seized by the Pennsylvania State Police. The Hi J Rosenberry Fort Loudon car and the Werman Berroth Upper Strasburg machine, both altered in ownership, were among those seized. Diphtheria cards are ordered for Nixln and Semler homes.
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Transac
Charles J. McClintock
Pennsylvania
Hi. J. Mosenbery
Fort Loudon
Rosenberry
Chambersburg
McClintock
Werman Berroth
Upper Strasbuts
Str. Nixln
East Washington Street
George Semler
East
Franklin Street
McReady Sets World Altitude Record in Lee Pere Flight
Dayton, Feb 22 Lt John A McReady soared to an unofficial 41,008 feet in a Lee Pere aircraft, beating the prior record by over 4,000 feet held by Sady Lecointe. The flight, begun around 7 central, faced little crowding as Washington’s Birthday was the motive. McReady’s mechanism functioned well despite extreme cold and the plane's supercharged engine delivered near sea level air up to 25,600 feet.
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International Xena Service
Dayton
John A. McReady
Sady Lecointe
McReady
Washington
Stout
MeKeady
McReads
Sadi Lecolate
United States Air Service
Washingtoton
Mclerdy
Dock Strikers Refuse Return Over Full Wage Increase
London Feb 22 British dock workers press for the full wage increase agreed last Wednesday. A renewed conference failed to yield a settlement and was adjourned to Monday. Provincial strikers oppose the terms and demand the entire raise immediately, not half now and half later.
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London
I.N.S
F “ Pondon
Volessho
Deka
Curtis to Manage Champs in Martinsburg 1924
Bly Peter Curtis aged 26 from Philadelphia was signed to manage the Martinsburg 1924 Blue Ridge League team. Referred by Earl Black of Connie, Curtis is a former right fielder with prior play in the International TriState New York State and Western Leagues and served as athletic coach at St John’s College New York City for four years.
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Martinsburg
Earl Black
Connie
Curtis
New York State
Oega
St John's College
New York City
Fleet of trucks moving mass snow in city streets
A fleet of red U4 trucks and over 16 men were engaged today to clear the snowy streets, hampering transit in the city for days. The work was proceeding along the banks when the court paused, with a few days expected to complete, according to officials.
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Fee
Banka
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