Potomac Club Plans Its First Democratic Banquet
A Potomac Club meeting last night outlined arranging a major Democratic banquet to be held within two weeks. Committee members Chas Weagley Sherif Duffey J Lent Bower and Max Ma witte will decide the date and place at an afternoon session. The event aims to invite prominent Democrats from Maryland cities including Baltimore Cumberland Anmipolia Frederick and other western shore areas with a National figure expected to speak.
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Potomac Club
Miata Nehator
J. Hubert Wade
Prot Font
Chas
Weagley
Sherif Richard Duffey
Dablice J. Lent Bower
Max Mawitte
Maryland
Baltimore
Cumberland
Anmipolia
Frederick
Wilern
Postal raise bill seen ratified by Senate
Washington Jan 10 prediction that a postal wage measure would be adopted by the Senate came from M T Finnan secretary of the national association of letter carriers who spoke with Senator Kyle of Illinois and with President Coolidge hearing set for Johnny Stevens and Thomas williams colored facing charges of holding up Edsard Turner at Turrell and Wollinger attorney will argue at the hearing J Scott Bower to have the case heard a blind horse killed in Angetam Furnace when it plunged into a 15 foot well after being frightened by a motor vehicle hazards noted
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Portal
Tate
Hanne Uy
M. T. Finnan
Letter Carriera
Khyley
Johnny Stevens
Thomas Enncolored
Edsyard Turner
T. Atgle Wollinger
Ter Stevens
Tintheo
J. Scott Bower
Normah Eckstlie
Angetam
Raw Oyster Prohibition Ordered by State Health Dept
Chicago reports that raw oysters are declared illegal by the State Department of Health as a precaution against typhoid. Director Isaac D. Rawlings issued the order, effective after next Thursday, warning penalties for consumption.
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Chicago
State Department of Health
Isaac D. Rawlings
War Claims To Be Paid
The United States will receive a portion of the 8 per cent Belgium allocation at Spa to pay American war claims against Germany. Plans were drafted by English Chancellor Churchill French Finance Minister Clemente Italian Signori Stefani and Belgian Premier Thounts in a Paris finance ministry discussion. Final settlement to be set by the Council of Finance Ministers.
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Belgium
Spa
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England
Clemente
France
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Thounts
Finance Ministry
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Helgium
Finance
Warren is Next Attorney General
Washington dispatch reports Charles H. Warren of Michigan former ambassador to Japan and Mexico as the likely next Attorney General of the United States unless last minute developments force President Coolidge to alter plans.
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Washington
Charles 8. Warron
Michigan
Japan
Mexico
United States
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Local Woman's Niece Burned in Tragic Fire
In Ballimore on January 10 a brutal house fire fatally injured Rath, year old daughter of James Corwell, who died after being burned in the kitchen of her home. The victim, a niece of Mrs Elizabeth Warris of 827 Maryland Avenue, Hagerstown, had been earlier linked to a prior slaying in the family, with authorities continuing to investigate the series of tragedies surrounding the Corwell family.
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Dyear
Corwell
Muth
Elizabeth Warris
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Hagerstown
Jacob Corwell
Ha- Berstawa
No Murders Since Chinese Executed With Lethal Gas
Nevada's lethal gas execution post stirred by Gov J G Scrugham is noted as ending a murder spree linked to a Chinese narcotics ring. The report claims no state murders since the Chinese killer was executed, while authorities discuss continuing the gas method amid debate over repeal and costs.
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Alova
Nevada
Hearing on legality of Hagerstown plant act set for January
A final hearing on the 1924 act exempting Hagerstown from Public Service Commission jurisdiction and allowing a new plant will be held January 19 before Judge Frank Waga men. City officials vow to press the case while opponents prepare to challenge the project in court.
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Public Service Commission
Frank G. Wagamen
Charles ©. Bowman
Wagaman
Alexander Acastrome
Ight Pliot
Virginia Sheriff Delivers Man to County Line
Frank Stroop began his return journeys to Farrmonburs Virginia where he argued with police support. Stroop was arrested in Walliamsfort near the name Braser and faced fake imprisonment charges. Sucsit Dove arrived from Harrisburg to identify the man as the wanted individual.
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Farrmonburs
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Sucsit Dove
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Harrisburg
May name a woman judge for federal bench
Washington Jan 10 The White House weighs appointing a woman to a federal judgeship after a conference between President Coolidge and Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt assistant attorney general It is understood the president is considering Mrs Willebrandt for the United States District Judge seat in the Northern District of California The White House meeting was arranged at the president's request
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White House
Coolidge
Mra
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Willebrandt
United States
Cabip
California
Class War in Russian Towns Reported in Moscow Speech
London dispatches report a class war in Rusala villages with Red peasants forming to oppose Black peasants seen as peasant aristocracy. Soviet leader Zinovyev, returning from Petrograd, warned the peasant situation overshadowed the Soviet republic, more dangerous than England’s stance reflected in Chamberlain letters.
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Zinovlay
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Nervy man swindles store with gloves and disguise
A man posing as a plain clothes detective used nerve and charm to obtain gloves from West Franklin store. He visited multiple times, claiming to practice glove fitting, then slipped out with a high priced pair while the proprietor realized the ruse.
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West Franklin
Auto Escapes Go Into Cesspool Affects Cohen Apartments
A car drove into a cesspool in the 600 block North Perfect Street damaging a central alley pool. The impact caused the supports to give way under the traffic layer, creating a collapse in the underground area and impairing access to the Cohen Apartments.
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Cohen Apartments
Prasfect Street
Engine Collision Near West Washington Crossing
A motorist on the Pord road collided with Western Maryland engine No 726 at the West Washington crossing around 1 40 this morning. No one was injured and the train was only slightly damaged.
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Spiker
Maryland
West Washington
Superintendent Jacob Mounth at Antietam National Cemetery
Jacob Mounth serves as superintendent of the Antietam National Cemetery in Sharpa byes. He is responsible for maintenance, veteran affairs, and cemetery operations at the site.
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Jacob Mounth
Antietam National Cemetery
Sharpabyes
Negro caught looting store early today
Carter, a 17 year old black youth, was accused of stealing $27 in cash and assorted coins from Manuel Opack’s grocery. Patrolman Rickard nabbed him at 2:50 am after a chase through the store and cellar. Carter confessed to theft of money but denied cigarette involvement. A second man was said to have planned the robbery.
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Jonathan Atreets
William Carter
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Death rate high for dry agents report before senate
Washington Jan 10 Wayne B Wheeler general counsel of the Anti Saloon League told the Senate Judiciary committee that the death rate among prohibition enforcement officers exceeds that of the American Army in World War.
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Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Senate Judiciary Committee
Japan Reaches Agreement With Soviets in Parley Progress
Tokio reports confidence that Russia Japan talks near success and that Japan will take fifty percent of Russian coal and oil output while Russia agrees to curtail propaganda in Japan and evacuate troops when conditions permit Debts and claims to be settled later. also reports of Mrs Alice Repy suffering injuries after a fall and a bus wheel breaking a window at Spielman s Dry Cleaning on Bay Washington Street
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Russa-Tapuesa
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Rutraia Agrena
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Spielman
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Riass
Congress weighs stronger dry law enforcement
Washington Jai 16 A report says Congress considers tightening prohibition enforcement by empowering federal agents and revising the Volstead Act. Wheeler urges legislation to cover industrial alcohol and end bootlegger evasion, while defenders warn of broad changes for wets and drys in Congress.
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Congress
Customs
Prohibition Bureau
Renerus Coun
Volstead Law
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Wheeler
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Kentucky
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Maryland
Governor's Son Accused in Pardons Bribe Case
Jan 10 Mangas City Journal Post alleges Governor Jonathan M. Baing took bribes for pardons. Witnesses cite $1,100 paid to Rod W. Pollman for a pardon, with additional cash later. Governor calls charges a political frame-up and says he will fight.
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Wisell Mavis
Rod W. Pollan
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Guvernor Davis
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Glenn A. Davis
Poem “Novae” by Leallo Beard Birth of New Stars
The January 1990 issue of Popular Astronomy features a poem titled Novae by Leallo Beard. It offers a poetic description of the birth of new stars in celestial imagery set in the city.
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Popular Astronomy
Leallo , Beard
Screen Star Admits Spending Night in Sportsman's Room
A transcontinental raid tale unfolds as screen actress Mias Dalton testifies in Chicago about spending a New Year’s night with Owens, former University of Michigan star Vshes, after traveling from Los Angeles. The hearing continues as Owens is questioned and Dalton explains there was “nothing wrong” with the stay.
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Mias Dallon
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