U S Fight To Extend Dry Limit Abandoned
Washington July 6 Secretary Hughes has all but given up hopes of Britain supporting a treaty to extend the three mile limit to 12 miles to curb rum running. No formal replies have come, and Lord Curzon’s stance suggests Britain will not sanction the plan. Officials believe Britain will not consent to any such extension now.
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International News
Washington
Hughes
Great Britain
State Department
Department
Lord Curzon
Kovartanant
Toinstat
Thavothur Na Foun
Fascisti May Seize Spain Amid Turmoil in July
The report notes fascist agitation spreading in Spain with rumors of a coup by Aguilera forces backed by the army to crush Socialists after Morocco disasters. A divorce bill targets Kennedy and Aguilera faces court action with threats to sweep opponents from office. An eye injury to George S. Roulette is mentioned after a fireworks incident. Goldfield Nevada mining center reported burning with scant details as flames spread.
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Iuméercament News Servier
MAUD
General Aguitera
Apufista
Lone
Fla
Kennedy
Aguilera ii Court
Blondis
Tin
George S. Roulette
Ferrace
San Francisco
Goldfeld
Nevada
Four Year Old Boy Dies After Wagon Collision Head Injury
William Tay Musay, four and a half, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Gara Maxey, 127 North Cannon Avenue, died at home at 1:20 today from head injuries after a wagon hit an obstruction yesterday afternoon. He had been riding with playmates when thrown from the wagon. initial injuries seemed minor but waxed serious this morning. Survived by parents and siblings Ethel Clara Louise Fred John George Guy and Merto. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Dr. F. Berry Plummer officiating. interment Rosehill Cemetery.
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William Tay Musay
J. Gara ‘Maxey
North
Cannan
Avenue
Ibta
Ethel
Clara
Louise
Fred
John
George
Guy
Merto
F. Berry Plummer
Roseitt Cemetery
Mother of Five Murders Father of Nine Children
Louise Arnold 46, mother of five, confessed to stabbing Vincent Caluacia, father of nine, after learning he was married with nine children. At arraignment she said she believed his claim he would marry her and blamed others for mockery. She described confronting him in court and reacting with violence after deception.
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Internationad
Nowa Derytoey
New York
Louise Arnold
Vincent Caluacia
Artolaald
Sculdeon
Galaacia
Whipping Boss to Know Fate by Tomorrow
Former convict Wupphig tna faces a fate decision as Jude McMutton prepares to charge the jury. The forthcoming proceedings are set to shape arguments regarding the influence of Higelbathan ti jan death of Martin tbert and related misconduct during an era marked by unrest.
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Hiterantrian
Tag Tuly
Weayginhotham
Wupphig Tna
Jude McMutton
Connral
Higelbathan
Martin Tbert
One Balloon Lands Near Buffalo Today
Army balloon No. 1 manned by Lieutenants Robert S. Olmateat and W. Shoptow landed today in a field two and one half miles west of Manila, fifteen miles west of Buffalo. It had previously come down there last evening. The balloon set a flight record by traveling 456 miles, after 28 hours and a few minutes aloft, winning the international race title.
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Hy International Wewn Service
Bupfealo
Robert S. Olmateat
W. Shoptow
Manilla
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Murder of War Veteran Stuns Carlisle Area
Cumberland county authorities report no clue to the July murder of World War II veteran GE Raymond Bitner found slain near Newville. His body bore two gunshot wounds, one to the chest and one to the back, as searchers speculated on the assailant’s direction. the case prompted organized manhunts after he failed to return from July Fourth ground hog hunt.
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Informatignal Nery Service
Carlisle
Cumberland
Tate
Raymond Bitner
Newville
Divteiyt
Hummel
Bltuer
Japan
Sigler's Body Arrives After Circumstances of Death
The 17 year old David Norma Sigler, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Sigler, was brought to Ridgeway and taken to Suter's morgue. The funeral will be Sunday at 10 30 in Long Meadow Church with Wider Rowland officiating. Interment will follow at Ringgold Cemetery. The youth died after skull trauma believed from being knocked from a circus train near Gentry Bros. circus. He leaves Mildred and Ruth, two sisters, and two brothers, Chester and Ralph.
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David Norma Sigler
Harry Sigler
Ridgeway
Suter
bin Hone
Paramount
Long Meadow
Wider Rowland
Ringgold
Young Sigher
Alleged Deserter Is Released Today
Crowds from Hagerstown and nearby towns attend a street fair to benefit the World War Memorial Fund in Williamport last night. July 4 decorations stay up tomorrow. dancing and music fill the event with a late night finish. A deserter from the U K army, connected to the fair, is rumored to be released from the county jail, and authorities move to adjust security and expectations as festivities continue.
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Hagerstown
Williamaport
World Wine Memorial Fund
Jase Orchontes
Flagerstown
U.K
Uni
CTU
Hhorill Kina
Hopffoet
Wailington
Dnr
Leon
Man Charged with Drunken Boat Incident in Waianaspork
In a morning incident on the river, a man named William Hen is charged with drunkenness after a small craft accident near Waianaspork. Justina Wea is fined $10 for related violations. The events occurred on April 16, with other details unclear due to OCR errors.
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William Henyon
Waianspork
Gary
Wana
Justina
Wea
Retinoscope Demo Shown by Dr Bates in New York
A quirky quote notes a retinoscope invented by Dr W P D Bates of New York. The device is described as detecting eyelid shadows by flavoyering while the speaker warns about sharing secrets with a spouse.
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W. PD. Bates
New York
Gary Says 12-Hr Day Is To Go
New York July 6 Judge Wiberk HL Gary chairman of the steel corporation says the steel industry's pledge to abolish the 12 hour day was made to President Harding. He cannot name a date to the board. He warns abolition may raise production costs fifteen percent and will come as labor conditions improve.
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York
Harding
Wiberk HL Gary
TW. 3
Gteel Corporation
Tedge Gary
Gary
Coal Wage Talks Start Amid Looming Strike Across Fields
Atlantic City July 6 The anthracite joint wage conference opens to shape a new scale before September 1 strike risk looms. UMW president Yoho L Lewis seeks wider council seating while operators push for lengthy talks. Key demands include a two year contract starting Sept 1 1923, 20 percent wage rise, uniform pay, and eight hour workday for all mine workers.
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International News
Atlantic City
N. J
Yoho L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Progra
Scranton
America
Boonsboro Youth Pays Fine After Firecracker Incident
A Boonsboro youth faced a minor offense after firing crackers, paying a small fine while authorities noted the incident. The case involved no serious injuries or further penalties, and the youth complied with the court’s order.
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Boonsboro
Farmer Hurt When Leg Hit By Truck In Hay Wagon Incident
Wille delving a hay wagon near his home in the Smitheburg district was injured when a truck from Bester & Long scraped him. George Pound, a well known farmer, suffered a deep leg wound and was hospitalized after stitches were needed. His condition is not serious.
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Wille
Smitheburg
George Pound
Bester & Long
Pound
Mase Pound
J D Burns Thought Dead In Unconfirmed Report
Word reached this area that J D Burns formerly of the county died at Marcola Oregon. The cause of death was not stated and details were expected today or tomorrow. The message cited Mr Bowman and Mrs Bowman of Macy land Avenue and others in the city as related parties.
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J. D. Burns
Marcola
Oro
Mr. Bowman
Oregon
Mra
MM. Bowman
Macyland, Avenue
Mya
Tl Warner
City
Durns
Strike by Berlin Metal Workers Over 30 Cent Day Denied
Sixty thousand metal workers in Berlin went on strike to demand a daily wage of 65,000 marks, about 39 cents in American money. The strike aimed to offset the mark’s decline and rising living costs.
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Oy Interaktiovut
Berlin
Man Struck by Lightning Suffers Severe Swelling
Clarence Maisack of this city was struck by lightning while tending a derailer at the Norfolk and Western crossing on South Boulevard. He was knocked unconscious, then recovered but his right hand and entire body swelled severely causing intense pain for several days. He is a switchman and car announcer for the Wagerstown and Frederick Railway Company.
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Clarence Maisack
Maisack
Matsack
Wagerstown and Frederick Railway Company
Viblic
Williams- Park
Norfolk and Western Railroad
South Boulevard
Matenck
Auto Mishap Injures Four Near City
Four people including Mr and Mrs R L Campbell and tourlsts Joseph Gray Louie Kuriata escaped serious injury when their car skidded on a state road near the city, plunged down a tall embankment into a worm fence. All were shaken and scratched, car badly damaged, taken to Maryland Garage. A passing motorist brought the travelers to town.
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R. L. Campbell
Campbell
Joseph Gray
Louie
Kuriata
City
Maryland
Prisoner of War Witness in Blizzard Trial
Samuel Hulme a World War I veteran testified in the William Blizzard case describing his capture by Union forces at Blair Mountain He said he was struck by a rifle butt forced to stand as a target behind a barn wall and held with four other prisoners until Federal troops arrived He later returned to Monavista Logan County after the war and resumed work Continued on Page 123.
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International News Service
Lewisburg
W.a
Samuel Hulme
Hula
Monavista
Logan
Enunty
Martinsburg Girls Hurt In Ohio Car Accident
Gladys Parker and Lola Malloy, Martinsburg residents, were seriously injured when their car overturned near Youngstown Ohio. The driver H C Rather escaped with minor injuries. The two girls, on a vacation trip, are expected to recover. both are well known in Martinsburg and Hagerstown with many friends.
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Gladys Parker
Lola Malloy
Ohio
Gad
Conflict Over Alaska Policy Within Harding Cabinet
President Harding travels toward Alaska as a cabinet clash over governance of the territory surfaces. Key figures discussed include Secretary of the Interior and wartime policy voices, with potential for further conferences amid disputes on administration and resource control.
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Harding
Alaska
U.S. A
Alsitz
Muhert Work
Intartor Bello
United States
Washington
Wallace
Henry Watlane
Martinsburg Passes Drastic Booze Ordinance
Special to The Mall Martinsburg West Virginia city council last night adopted a stringent alcohol law shifting enforcement to police. The ordinance targets bootleggers distillers and illicit tap rooms and empowers arrests for violations found in areas like pockets and nearby venues. The measure aims to curb illegal liquor activity and assigns oversight to local authorities.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Daly
Martinburg
Attar Duo Praca
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Hine
Sigler
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WUAGE
Frank G. Wagaman
Hig Weather
M. Wapaiman
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Smithsburg
St. Louis
Leig
Malloy
Youngstown
George R. Holmes
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