War Dept asks amending law for Air Service overhaul
Washington June 19 The War Department outlines proposed amendments to the Army Air Services including renaming to Air Corps creating a deputy secretary of war for aviation expanding air leadership with three brigadier general officers increasing pay and life insurance for flyers reviving the order of merit and authorizing aircraft purchases without bidding The plan seeks a five year program to expand army aviation and training for pilots with emphasis on corrective measures from prior reviews.
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Washington
Army Air Service
Lepisly
War Department
Chapresant Taw
Army Air Services
Air Corp
Order of Merit
Ahe
Way Department
Blranyth
Sent to Prison Thanks Court
Believed mentally deranged from poison liquor use Reichard Rowland, an habitual drunkard, was arraigned before Justice J Scott Bower. Police testified he was arrested after three recent incidents and found with denatured alcohol. Justice Bower sentenced Rowland to six ionths in the House of Correction. Rowland thanked the court as his sole hope for curing his craving.
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Reichard Rowland
House of Correction
J. Scott Bower
Rowland
Hower
Coresction
Justica
Train Wipes Out Entire Family in Indiana Crossing
At a La Porte region crossing near North Judson Indiana a Pennsylvania train struck an automobile killing Cleveland Fross 40 his wife Ruby 83 and their two sons Andrew 15 and Arthur 12 All were residents of Laoresce and had been attending a church service in La cerokse when the crash occurred The tragedy removes all four members of the family in a single incident
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North Judson
Ind
Cleveland Fross
Ruby
Andrew
Arthur
Pennsylvania
Here
Laoresce
Lacerokse
Nugent cites delay in aluminum inquiry probe
Washington January 19 Chairman Nugent told the Senate Committee that about four months passed between the FTC offer of evidence against the Aluminum Company of America and the Justice Department investigator assignment. He said the delay followed a reversal by the FTC on February 10 1925 when a 3 to 2 vote refused to disclose the Aluminum Company evidence without its written consent.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Justice
Aluminum Company of America
Mellonia
Department
Nugent
Ie Senate Committee
Justice Department
Itha
Rainfall and Weather Report From Keedysville District
Rainfall in the county measured 0.76 inches from Sunday afternoon to yesterday, reported by J A Miller Keedysville weather observer. Temperature today reached unusual levels for the season, comparable to 1906 and 1807 with 73 degrees in the lattice area. No damage or outages were reported in Keedysville district after the thunderstorm, though Antietam Bridge area saw hail on the ground.
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Saventy
J .A. Miller
Keedysville
Sale of Pedteral Milling and Refrigerating stock
Auctioneer Joseph Snyder sells this morning 15 shares of preferred stock at 37 602 per share and 17 percent shares of common stock at 1 per share in a Pedteral Milling and Refrigerating Company deal.
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Stoges
Joseph
Snyder
Pedteral Milling and
Woods removal case dismissed in Corbert's Addition
Charles Bulls faced charges for removing wood slated for rent from a house in Corbert's Addition. Justice J. Scott Bower dismissed the case this morning citing lack of evidence.
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Charles Bulls
Woods
Corbert
Jusilisa J. Scott Bower
Maryland Exports Rise by Over Six Million in Quarter
A financial survey shows Maryland exports for the third quarter ending September 80, 1926, reached 43,085,527, about six million more than the prior year’s 17,407,937. Copper refined was the leading export, with overseas shipments around 7,760,403, followed by grain preparations valued at 7,474,129 and tobacco at 1,354,177. Other major items included molasses and sugar, with notable transport totals across the state.
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Wisconsin
Board Review Approves Conviction in Mitchell Case
Washington January 1 The War Department Board for Review approved the legal aspects of the Army Court Martial conviction of Col William Mitchell for violation of the 96th article of war. The board will forward the trial record to the Judge Advocate General and then to President Coolidge for action. Cardinal Metelar in Brussels faces uncertain prognosis as doctors predict he may live for several weeks after a stable night. U.S. exports data show total shipments to the Orphans' Court in the recent quarter of 1925 remain unclear due to damaged records.
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Washington
Col
William Mitchell
War Department Board
Judge Advocate General of
Army
Seerglary Davis
I President
AvcUou
Mitcheh
Comrmand
Ruth
Brussels
Metelar
Refused job leads to rifle attacks on trains
Ragine Wisconsin January incident reports James Rogan a farm hand fired at two Chicago Milwaukee electric trains after being refused a job. Two passengers wounded including M. J. Shifris of Chicago and Mrs. William Ridmunds of Racine. Sheriff arrested Rogan shortly after. He said he wanted to scare the road to force a job.
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Ragine
Wis
James Rogan
North Shore
Chicago
Milwaukee
M. J. Shifris
William Ridmunds
Racine
Oparattus
Bobbed Hair Girl Robber Strikes Taxicabs in Brooklyn
An armed bobbed-haired girl, accompanied by two men, robbed two Brooklyn taxicab drivers. She snatched $31 and taunted that the drivers should have more dough after viewing the change she received. The incident occurred in New York on January 19.
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New York
Har
Brooklyn
Crusader Warns Americans on Sabbath Breaking
Noah Webster of the Tennessee Synod Sab bath Crusade says Americans will galop to hell if Sabbath breaking continues. He condemns Sunday newspapers and trains as Satan's agents and seeks federal action to curb Sunday commerce. He also accuses supporters of Sabbath breaking of aiding bootleggers and other sins.
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New York
Noah Webster
Opper
Tennessee Synod of the Methodist Episcopal Church South
Nashville
B. &. Bowlby
Lord's Day Alliance
Duncan J., McMillan
New Years Sabbath Committee
Washington
Coolidge
Satan
America
New York Associated
Cooper
County commissioners to consider roads budget today
The Board of County Commissioners plans to discuss the county roads budget this afternoon. The funds for the year total about 12000 from federal, state, and county sources, to be apportioned for road rebuilding and repairs. Delegations from various areas petition for new roads and for repairs.
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Board of County Commissioners
Officer shot by a woman in New Castle incident
Sergeant Philip W. Talley, 40, a recruiting officer in the United States Marine Corps, was fatally wounded in a rooming house in New Castle. A woman identified as Dora Tuckey, 32, shot Talley in bed and then fired at the woman, who was wounded and later died at a hospital, while the assailant is expected to recover under police protection. Talley was a Lewistown native with a home in Pittsburgh.
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New Castle
Py iSergeant
Philip W. Talley
Nora
United States Marina Corps
Dora Tuckey
Talley
Pratt Tem
Tiley
Lewistown
Pittobureh
Taxi driver charged again for trespass at railroad yard
A taxi driver faces arrest for parking on Pennsylvania Railroad Company property for the second time in a week. Calvin Harghman was fined 35 for a prior offense as Yellow Car Company operates the station grounds and other drivers push for access. The dispute heads to court amid claims drivers cannot be barred from the station.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Calvin Harghman
Yellow Car Company
Toy
Loako Dhe
Helen Wills Wins Riviera Match Against AthLH Eng
Helen Wills, American tennis star, defeated a British opponent in the Riviera season. The match showcased her form as she opened the tour with a confident victory. The result strengthens Wills position as a top contender on the clay circuit.
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Prance
Helen Wills
Nay
Riviera
Devonted Ath Cen
Eng
Ina
Injured Man Slightly Improves After Roxbury Disaster
The condition of Fred Newcomer, hurled through the roof when a carbide gas plant exploded in Roxbury, was reported slightly improved. Other explosion victims are rapidly recovering from shale injuries.
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Fred Newcomer
Daniel Baker
Roxbury
Governor Moore Calls for State Rights Expansion
Trent on, Nod. Dan. 19. Governor A Karny Moore announces restoration of attribute rights and urges New Jersey to memorialize Congress to modify the Volstead act. He backs repeal of the State Prohibition act and proposes a tri state coal commission and railroad. He condemns the eighteenth amendment as the crowning act undermining state rights.
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Trenton
A. Knrty Moore
Jeraey
Anti-Saloon League
Boyle Property Deed Filed For 37300 Sale To S&L
The deed for the Boyle property on the north side of Washington street west of Jonathan was filed today in the clerk’s office. Heirs of the late Dr. Charles B. Boyle sold the property for 37,000 dollars to the Home Builders Savings and Loan Association.
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Boyle
Washington Street
Jonathan
Home Builders Savings and Loan Association
Charles B. Boyle
Woman Found Dead In Yard Near Home In Toledo
Miss Mary Wandley aged 42, seventh Toledo victim linked to the "clubber," was found in a yard near her home with a crushed head and gagged with cloth strips. Bloodstains suggested she was attacked and dragged to the yard. The body, blanketed by a rain coat, was found by Mrs. Matt Sturrell as she walked her daughter to school. Police renew efforts to capture the killer amid renewed fear in Toledo. A $1000 reward had been offered previously by city council.
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Toledo
Mary Wandley
Mandley
Matt Sturrell
Miss Handley
Misa Handley
Tercar
Manda of
CK Council
Everal
Orphans Home Seeks Increase in County Aid
An appeal was made to the Board of County Commissioners by representatives of the Orphans Home for a 500 dollar rise in the annual county appropriation. The home now receives 2000 dollars. officials did not promise an increase.
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Board of County Commissionera
Shimora
Harry Keller
Charles A. Weagley
Franklin M.thoman
Orphans’ Home
President Coolidge Defers Anthracite Policy Revisit
At the White House President Coolidge reiterated his policy of non intervention in the coal strike. He said neither he nor Congress should act while the Pennsylvania legislature seeks a workable solution to the anthracite controversy.
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Washington
Coolidine
White Mouse
Congress
Pennsylvania
South Pays Tribute On 119th Anniversary To Lee
Atlanta January 18 119th anniversary ceremonies paid tribute to General Robert E Lee at Strationd Vir Fort. Governors and university presidents joined in the tribute with academic leaders stressing national unity and prosperity. President John Grier Hibben called for continued national resolve amid growth and diversification.
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Lee
Atlanta
Gay
Nobert B. Tse
Wovastin
Ins Bivla
Strationd
Fort
Een Aundeerurs
Toma J
Stonewall
Jack
Bon Wigal
Jacaon
Waaldngton and
Las University
Snextigton
Via
Lea
John Grier Hibbon
Printeton University
Addi
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Hell
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Benevola
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New Jersey
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
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Rushaud
Mary Hanley
Ohio City
Orphans Home
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