Senate Filibuster Continues Over Boulder Canyon Bill
In a marathon session the Senate extended a 24 hour debate on the Boulder Canyon project. Opponents led by Senator Johnson of California strive to force a vote before adjournment. The body faced fatigue as it labored to reach a quorum and decide the fate of the measure amid delays and procedural challenges.
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Washington
Senate
Boulder Canyon Dome
Boulder Canyon
Coolidge
Aras
Alenteer
Pring
Benators
Cameron
Reubiston
Arizona
Colorado
Benatar Johnson
Californis
Dla
Dog Rabid Attack On Girl In Baltimore Experts Declare Rabid
A dog that bit a Fredericton girl last Wednesday was pronounced mad by Baltimore experts who examined its head. The injured child, Ivelyn Delphey, will begin treatment immediately. The dog was pursued by the girl's uncle J Paul Delphey before being killed. experts found the animal had a pronounced rage of rabies.
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Ivelyn Delphay
Clarence Delphey
Frederiott
Chester Delphey
Baltimore
J. Paul Detbhoy
Dulphey Brothers
Intercyete
Raines
Half-Wit Slayer Captured Today Near Fremont
A fugitive described as a half-wit farmer who killed two farmhands and seriously wounded three others was captured three miles south of Fremont after an overnight search. He offered no resistance and was taken into custody without incident.
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Fremont
New
Here
Woman Slain by Clubber in Michigan Home
In Durrom Michigan last night Mrs Grace Loomis 24 was killed by a clubber while her husband Dr Frank Loomis was away. The body lay near a broken window pane in an upstairs room with no clear sign of a struggle. A dog bite bruises marked the victim and the weapon has not been found though $100 given to the wife for safekeeping is missing and three diamond rings remained on her hand.
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Dogp
Alftrongl
Pace
Uta
Loonla
Koering
Dr Ingram Indicted In Drug Rampant Case At Hagerstown
A grand jury indicted Dr Ingram of Hagerstown on charges tied to an alleged drug operation. The case involves false pretenses and arranging a drug store plan with patients swindled of money. Rear Admiral Letimen heads U S Naval forces and imposes a neutral zone within 3000 yards of American ships near Nicaragua.
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B. Ingram
Hagevatown
Tredartok
Ingram
Hagerstown
Earlrn
Nail
Jonathan
Winchester
Letimen
U. S
Nicaraguan
Hagerstown Honored as First Concrete Paving City
The article notes Hagerstown being recognized for pioneering concrete paving in the United States with pavement laid on North Montana Street. It credits local efforts and mentions Portland cement history, Lehigh Valley ties, and the role of John B. Kieffer and Reverend Sonngter Kletter, hinting at continued details on page 12.
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Hagerstown
Colcete
United States
Wagoratown
K. Mowat
Portland Cement
Dollefoontaina
Ohio
Howl
Montemae
Rio
Nyerd Lenuf
Portland
Lehigh Valley
David Y. Baylor
Tia
America
Dugland
Howe
Zion Church
John B. Kieffer
Haseratown
Sonngter Kletter
Rotormen
Candidates Scarce at Winsport Municipal Election
Interest grows in Williamsport as the March 7 election approaches to choose three two year town commissioners. Incumbents Mentzer Conley Mayer and Murray up for possible re election. Nomination night set for Friday with J Lewis Lemens mentioned. Jody A Corley named election judge and Charles Liser clerk.
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Wiliamsport
Sydoy
I. Conley
Harry G. Mentner
J. Percy Murray
Cogan
J. Lewis Lemens
Camumissinners
Mentzer
Conley
Jodi A. Corley
Charles Liser
Thompson Campaign Dominates Republican Primary
Thompson defeats Dever in a sweeping Republican primary, claiming a massive lead and highlighting a landslide margin over rival Dever. The result positions Thompson to contend in the April election against Edward Liteinger and others as voters in multiple wards respond to the race.
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Cncago
William, Hale
Bouchor Dencen
Edward Brindyge Plek
Hla
Lye
Fire Destroys Hangar at Itch irda Field in Kansas City
Fire wrecked a hangar at Itch irda field in Kansas City, destroying four Urmafplniya planes owned by Nadomt Ain Transport. The Chicago to Dallas-Whe contract firm faced losses. authorities reported about 100 injured or affected in the crash aftermath. The chaotic scene coincided with Chicago political controversy as Hal Thompson seeks mayoral nomination amid a heated Republican primary.
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Kansas City
Itchirda Field
Mene
Nadomt Ain Transport, Tie, Srhleh Nelda
Chicago
Dallas
$100 000 Still Discovered in Hill Country Raid
A Tomahawk Wisconsin raid uncovered a large illegal distillery in the hill country with heavy equipment and a stock of firearms. Officials thwarted the destruction plan and arrested two men. a second seizure near Kenosha involved a 5000 gallon daily capacity still and three vans used for transport.
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Tomahawk
Wis
Destruc
Konusha
Kenosha
B and O and Western Maryland Officials Confer in City
A Baltimore and Ohio delegation led by W. M. Lowes and Dr Hurlock met Western Maryland executives and local businessmen to discuss closer relations after B and O gained working control of the Western Maryland. Officials indicated details would come from the two roads’ local representatives.
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W. MW. Lowes
Hurlock
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltinore
Oho
Western Maryland
Tngrals
Baltimore and Ohio
Wesern
Maryland
iHagerdlown
Cherry Run
Haverse
Robbers Visit Station Again at Mount Airy
A second attempt to rob the Haltimorg and Olla Railroad station at Mount Airy Frederick County ended in the thieves fleeing after shots were fired by the night watchman. Several sacks of tobacco and other freight were reported taken in the attempt.
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Haltimorg and
Olla
Mount Airy
Frederick County
Hieves
Savaral
Youth Takes His Life In Braddock Factory Roome
Pittsburgh report states Nath an P Weissman, 17, shot and killed himself in a room at his father’s pottery factory in Braddock. No cause given. police say the youth had threatened self harm recently. The morgue report notes no clear motive.
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Pittsburgh
Fen
Nathan P. Weissman
Hraddock
Woman Blinded Using Coal Oil in Baltimore Tragedy
Marie Schackert 49, widow, suffered severe burns that may blind her after an oil lamp exploded while she and her family tried to extinguish a fire at 1910 North Durham Street. Her son Charles 20 helped carry her from the house and sustained minor injuries. she was taken to St Joseph's Hospital.
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Baltimore
Marie Schackert
North
Durham Street
Charles
St Joneph's Hospital
More Marines Sailing Today for Nicaragua
At Quantico 1000 strong marines boarded the transport Henderson for duty in Nicaragua to augment 900 Marines and sailors already there guarding American fires and property. The ship also carried 800 marines from Newport Naval Training Station and will next call at Parla Teland to embark 200 more.
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Quantico
Atantic Coast Marine Corps
Henderson
Nicaragua
Marinea
Newport
R. 1
Naval Training Station
Parla Teland
Nominated to Interstate Commerce Commission by President
Ezra Cratnerd Jr of Muskogee Oklahoma has been nominated for the Interstate Commerce Commission. The report notes that the Senate previously refused a nomination to Cyrus Woolls of Pensylvania.
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Ezra Cratnerd, Jr
Gttorney
Muskogee
Hag
Interstate Commerce Comntesian
Cao- Nidge
Senate
Cyrus Woolls
Pensyrania
Workman Injured in Elevator Shaft at Moller Car Plant
Hilsworth Osborne suffered serious injuries after falling into an open elevator shaft at the Moller Motor Car Company on Tuesday afternoon. He was admitted for X ray examination at Winchester County Hospital and later sent home. Plans are underway for a new plant at Berkeley Springs with engineers surveying the site for summer construction.
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Hilsworth Osborne
Moller Motor Car Company
Tekau
Te ‘Waghneton County Hospital
Pennsylvania Glass Bond Co
Haa
Berkeley Springs
Shanghai in Panic as Deserters Swarm City
Shanghai faced near panic as deserters from the broken army of Marshal Sun Chuan-Fang flooded into the native quarter. Reports said deliberate shelling risk loomed over the city while French authorities protested the bombardment of Sun’s arsenal.
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Shanghai
Marahal Sun Chuan-Fang
Marshal Biin
Marshal Sun
Man Found Dead in Snow Near Chambersburg
The body of George Forthmen, 8? years old, of Wayneabore, was found along a Chambersburg street almost buried by snow and sleet. J. D. Summera of Chambersburg discovered him. He wore only denim pants, underwear, and one slipper. Found face down with arms folded beneath him. An immigrant of Franklin County, he came from Waynesboro about three years ago.
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George Forthmen
Wayneabore
Chambersburg
Wu Shiring
J. D. Summera
Forthman
Franklin County
Waynesboro
Cat and Poodle Survive Wreck Near Atlantic City
Atlantic City February 22 coast guards rescued a cat and a poodle reported as the sole survivors of the schooner Cantilla May Page after a storm forced the captain and seven crew members to abandon ship. The animals clung to the craft as the crew disappeared, and the schooner rolled with the gale before it was found at anchor.
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Atlantic City
Cantilla
Senate Deadlock Shapes Dam Legislation Move
Washington Senate remains stuck over the Swher-Johnson Boulder Canyon dam project as the Rules Committee plans a privileged bill status. Chairman Snell will confer with Republican committees to determine timing for floor action, and the House path remains unsettled.
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Washington
Senate
Duffey and Bitner Named New Magistrates for City
Governor Ritchie sent a list of county appointments to the Senate for confirmation. Among the notable figures named are Richard Duffay and John H. Bruiet as Justices of the Peace for Hagerstown, Berry M. Hacke Chewsville, William J. Taylor Willamaport and Harry B. Keedy Hagerstown. Also named were Justice of the Peace nominees for PIRCO and other state posts, with implications of delays and political contention surrounding the motor vehicle commissioner post and state director of welfare agreements.
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Govrenor Ritchie
Senate
Supreme Inhst
Rene Thoge
Hagerstown
Washington County
Richard Duffay
John H. Bruiet
Magerstown
Berry M. Hacke
Chewsville
William J. Taylor
Willamaport
Denocrats
Harry B. Keedy
Rupublath
Election Superisies
Harry FR. Snyder
Justice of the Pouca
Lerno
PIRCO
Alexander Crowe
Sharpsburg
James J. Richarda
J. Andrew €Obill
Hancock
John Ferguson
Smithsburg
Jame AL Ketley
Sandy Hoot
Annapouits
Atagernesa
Ald
Tormar
Maydr
Snyder
Leon
Jadze
Ralphman
Austin “Baughman
Frederick
John
Baltimore
Stuart
Janney
Stata
Walfars End
Edward M. Parrish
Board of Regent
University of Maryland
E. Brooke Les
Silver
Spring
William W. Sidmner
Kensington
Spring Grove Hospital
George T. Atkinson
Crisfold
City seeks bids for Algeretown water system plant
The Matt. notices Bids for No 4 water works contract call for construction of pumping station filtration plant reservoirs and mains. Principal items include excavation embankment concrete reinforcement steel bricks cast iron pipe and pipe layings. The Water Board plans to award and begin work by early April.
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Algeretown
Marely
Board of Water’ Commissioners
Crude Oil Prices Cut In Pennsylvania Markets
Pittsburgh Feb 23 six grades of Pennsylvania crude oil were reduced 15 cents a barrel in new prices posted by purchasing agencies. Prices: Pennsylvania lorade in New York transit and Bradford district lines 3.25, Pennsylvania grade in national transit and Southwest Pennsylvania 5.25, Pennsylvania Grade in Eureka lines 3.10, Pennsylvania grade in Bickeve fees 2.80. Quaker grades were unchanged.
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Pittsburgh
Pennerlvania Crute
Pennsylvania Lorade
New York Transit
Brad
Ford District
Nations
Pennsylvania
National Transit
Southwest Peteylvanianes
Eureka
Penn Mig
Central National Bank Fails to Open
The Central National Bank, with assets around 2,000,000, failed to open today. A notice posted by the board of directors indicated the institution had been closed and the currency was removed.
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Marisua
Central National Bank
Arier
Ua Board of Directors
Mystery of Missing Archduke Nearing 40 Year Solvable Point
New York report recalls the 40 year mystery of Archduke Johann of Austria believed killed in 1914. Letters imply he assumed the name Johann Orth after a dispute with Emperor Franz Joseph. Researchers await private papers and photos from England to confirm whether John Goth died in 1924 in New York.
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New York
Johann of
Austria
John Goth
Orth
Charlotte Feirehild
Vatican
Ronis
Birdolph
Anelria
Meyerling
Mra. Patrehid
Fairehild
Excland
Istar
Orta
Johann
Archduke Johann
Franz Joseph
Johann Orth
South America
Ariel
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Nivee
Chester
Delphey
Vicling
A. Chicago
Clifford H. Dickson
Pittsfield
Mass
Fort Smith
Ark
Tiemn Io
Dontiaun Ying
Atwinsport
Thompson
Dever
RIRE
Atasor
Hal Thompson Ag
Hyayor
Major Dover
Monster
B.& C. Chiefs
City
Victory Talking Machine Company
U. S. Naval Transport
Workman
Indgad
Bave Woon
George Forthman
Thomas Johnson
Prodettek County
Bouldur Canyo
Cat
Poodle
JAG Maghines
Pittsborghs
Uta Polley
Modine Dayre
Duffey and
Bitner
Barry M. Hartle
Harry E. Keedy
Harry E. Snyder
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