Daugherty Plans Resignation Amid Senate Probe
Washington reports Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty intends to resign from the cabinet after the Senate investigation of his Justice Department actions, regardless of the probe’s outcome. He indicated this to friends before leaving for Chicago. Senator Watson and others say Daugherty seeks trial first or resignation only if cleared, opposing any forced departure without full vindication.
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Farson Expelled From New York Stock Exchange
New York Feb 24 John Parson of the brokerage firm Caran San & Company was expelled from the New York Stock Exchange after a finding of violations of the exchange's rules. The exchange announced the decision today citing fraudulent activity related to stock dealings.
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New Radio Excitant Treatment Promises Rejuvenation
Rome reports Dr. Palas, Italian biologist, has discovered a radio excitant treatment using rays to renew aging organs without harm. He claims the process can revive worn out glands and stimulate physiological activity across the body rather than targeting a single gland.
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Workers Shoot Own Employer During Chicago Strike
Violence opened the second day of the Galles Garment Workers strike as strikers forced entry on Milwaukee Avenue shop to drive out workers. The shop owner was seriously wounded and hospitalized after police and volunteers cleared the crowd. Police planned to handle potential unrest as demonstrations escalated and reserves stood ready.
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Chicago
Cutting 12 Inch Ice Off Of Lake Tud Bena Vista Ice Company
The company plans to cut about 6000 tons of ice this winter from Lake Tud Bena Vista, in the Pea Mar section, storing at seven houses along the lake shore. Ice over 12 inches thick is noted as of fine quality.
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Goodhart Murder Case Opens In Circuit Court Tomorrow
The trial of Milliard Goodhart, indicted for murder in the December killing of Chester Smith at the Godhart home near Sandy Hook, is set to begin tomorrow morning as State's Attorney E R Roulette announced. The case also references John Kilns charged with malice destruction of property and other related prosecutions being heard, with continued coverage on Page 12.
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McAdoo Plans Senate Campaign Stop After Reed Attacks
William Gibbs McAdoo will respond to criticism from Senator Reed by touring Reed’s home state. Campaign manager arrangements for the trip are underway, with McAdoo set to visit Nevada and the Rockwell home state before March 6. Rockwell will depart for Chicago to join the efforts.
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Efforts to Block Senate Probe Over McLean Cash Gifts
Washington Feb. details reveal failed bid to block a Senate investigation into Edward B. McLean and the $100000 alleged gift to ex Secretary Albert Fall. Telegrams show pressure from Attorney General Autell Patmer and others to sway Senator Walsh of Montana, with Walsh resisting.
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Planning for a New Coca Cola Plant Upgrade
Coca Cola Bottling Works in Hagerstown plans a larger building at 33 East Washington. Manager H G C Crafton said the old plant is too small for growing business and a new facility should materialize within six months. The plant will boost output to 1509 crates daily, add two more delivery trucks soon, and purchase 650 cases of bottles and 5000 new cased bottles. The property, once owned by R D Shine, was sold to James B Cras of Richmond and Walter I Sama of Stallatom, who operate other plants nationwide.
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Stallatom
National Guard Company Recruitment in Cumberland
Cumberland will maintain Company Q with fewer than twenty men to reach full strength, according to an ultimatum served yesterday. The lodge will again call for recruits to fill the unit, and the city risks losing its new armory if Cumberland fails to restore the guard company.
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Actress Dies By Own Hand In New York Apartment
My International News Service reports Misa Valle Martin aged 23, an actress, reportedly killed herself by overdose in her New York apartment after pulling out of an engagement. Clippings note she previously hailed from Seattle, Washington in 1918 to begin an acting career.
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Harris Claims Underworld Framed Him in Divorce Trial
Beverly D. Harcia, associate vice president of the National Monk of New York, testified in New York today at a trial where Fel i wan We victim of a frameup a plot of the underworld of Memphis to wring $20,000 from me. He seeks an annulment of his marriage to Eleanora Eianns Lea tards.
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Memphis
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Eleanora Eianns Lea Tards
Wealthy Oklahoma Woman Seeks Kin Across States
A letter from Mrs Lasika of Alva Oklahoma seeking to locate descendants of soldiers from Hagerstown who lived over a century ago. W P Wachter county attorney forwarded the note referencing John Frederick Lamia Ruortusll born 1798 and linked to a case involving infant names and marriage ties.
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Dollings Investments May Yet Be Made Good
Washington county investors who put up hundreds of thousands in Dollings stock may recover their money. Jove A Bushnell of Columbus leads a protective move with International Note and Mortgage Company of Ohio seeking to release the company from receivership. Stockholders must cooperate. about 4,000,000 in securities are held by small investors across Pennsylvania and the East.
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Treason Trial Session Secret Proceedings Report
The secret treason trial of Krebel, linked to the November beer cellars revolt, was held today with Lieut. Col. Herman Istrievel testifying. The press and public were excluded at the court’s request, Krebel described postwar Spa experiences, and the session focused on his anti French stance and wartime service.
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Governor's Host To Legislators Describes Reception
The governor hosted a reception for members of the Assembly and guests at a state residence last night. A larger crowd than usual attended with dignitaries from state agencies and local groups. A banquet was served in the state dining room as conversations and introductions flowed throughout the evening.
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Jugo Slovakia Debt Talks Start in Washington
A Jugo Slovak debt commission together with the U S Debt Commission will enter into negotiations in Washington to fund the nation’s 61 million dollar debt to the United States. The Jugo Slovakian delegate has arrived in the United States for talks.
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Sinclair Used Club On Other Oil Interests
Washington February 28 Harry F P Sinclair who leased Teapot Dome from ex Secretary of the Interior Fall used a club on rival interests to quiet their claims to his concession, a Denver lawyer Karl Schuyler testified to the Senate Investigating Committee. Sinclair threatened to have Secretary Fall cancel the smaller claims by executive action and this was used to persuade claimants to settle and withdraw.
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Big Rooster Attacks York Poultry Editor
Frank Delancey editor of the Poultry Press and noted poultry exhibitor was attacked at his York home by a Langshan cock weighing about 14 pounds. The bird slashed his face and limbs before Delancey struck it with a slat, rendering the rooster headless. Delancey, known to fair officials and breeders, sustained facial and leg injuries in the incident.
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Washington Lawyer Slashes His Throat Tragedy Sparks Inquiry
A Washington lawyer allegedly self-harmfully slashed his throat in a boarding house, leaving a gory scene and a fatal injury. Authorities report it as death by own action while investigations focus on prior associations and a related building permit matter tied to Crown Oil and War Co on West Washington Street. The fragmentary text mentions Edward 8 and a department of automotive work, with unclear connections to the incident.
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First Move in Cutting U S Taxes
Washington February 28 The House approved a 23 million dollar tax cut for motorists by abolishing the 3 percent levy on small motor trucks and halving the 3 percent tax on auto tires parts and accessories The vote was nearly unanimous but no recorded tally Mellon faced bad news as Republicans warned his tax plan was likely doomed per Senator James E Watson and Representative Ogden L Lautis
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Good roads in county keep down prices
The article notes how better roads from Hagerstown to Cumberland lower costs for 49 farm necessities. It cites Allegany county taxpayers aiding Morgan county West Virginia to build an interstate bridge at Paw Paw, making farm products cheaper to Cumberland markets. A proposed Barrland side road to Cumberland is urged. A price comparison shows Washington county residents pay higher rates for butter eggs and milk than in Cumberland, illustrating road impact.
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To Name Water Commissioner
A special meeting of the Mayor and Council is set for tomorrow night at 7 29 o clock to name a water commissioner. Col Willan Pe Tarny’s term is near end and a successor must be named before the end of March. Mayor Newman has not announced a candidate, but insiders say Col Pane is likely to be named to succeed himself.
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