Police Seek Missing Boy After Camping Trip Departure
Robert M Powell Jr 16 left a tourist camp near Uniontown Pennsylvania with his mother and adopted sister on July 10. Authorities in Maryland and Pennsylvania spread a lookout as the boy, about 6 feet tall and 125 pounds, was last seen at 7 10 am. Mrs Powell aimed to meet him in New York. radio alerts may be issued if he is not heard.
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Robert M. Powell
Uniontown
W. M. Powell
New York City
Joplin
Moyhan
le Po Mea
Darter
America
Pavnell
New York
Powell
Mary
Pennsylvania
KDA
Pittsburg
Smith Talks to Rotarians on Classification and Success
R. Paul Smith general manager of the Potomac Fdlaoy Co spoke to the Rotary Club at the Hamilton Hotel during July about the Rotary classification method. He cited insights from the recent Rotary International Convention and urged clubs to invite delegates to Chambersburg to help induct new members as the president and guests listened.
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R. Paul Smith
Potomac Fdlaoy Co
Rotary Clots
Hamilton
Smith
Rotary Clubs
Crown
Cluasibaraburg Rotary Club
Chambersbore
Joseph C. Byron
Europa
Changing Parking Signs Sparks Local Dispute
Altered curb signs in a one hour parking zone have caused contention as 6 designated and 10 others exploit a leniency while authorities review an alleged painting error. New rules restrict parking before 6 am and after 6 pm on weekdays, after 10 pm Saturdays, with unlimited Sunday parking and no time limit. Dr F W Arnixsnany to speak on Botullam at Maryland Veterinary meeting in Frederick, expected 60 veterinarians and spouses to attend. Building permits issued for a frame garage, frame sheds, and a frame bungalow by multiple applicants. Wheat shipped from Willamaport to Federal Milling, first of the season. Lala Milla pays $11.06 on a case for a petty offense.
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F. W. Arnixsnany
Nagerstown
Maryland State Veterinary Medical Association
Frederick
Christian Churches Begin 4th Annual Convention Here
The fourth annual convention of the Christian Church Disciples of Maryland and the District of Columbia convened at 10 o clock in the morning at the Christian Church in the city with a Bible school session led by N. W. Magown of Washington. Malcoma Robinson, 808 North Jonathan street, was named. The program included devotional services, committee appointments, and a sermon by Rev. Dr. MLE. Rohingon. Activities continue over Friday and the weekend with programs for the Y P S C B and Women’s Missionary Society.
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the Christian Church (Disciples
Maryland
District of Columbia
Ba Christian Church
N.W
Magown
Washington
Malcoma Robinson
Jonathan Street
Terratory
R. D. Brooks
Wowan's Missionary Society
Mary E. Magown
Mle. Rohingon
Power Plant Expansion Underway At Cumberland Facility
Rush work proceeds on the Potomac Electric Company addition to the Cumberland power plant. Sanderson and Porter oversee brick, block, and concrete construction with completion expected by September 1. The upgrade includes new switchboards, electrical gear, and four feeder lines linking to Williamsport Winchester and other plants, at an estimated cost of 175,000. Also noted is a Maryland Ribbon Co. effort distributing cold drinks to workers amid heat.
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Potomac Ecusom Co
Cumberland
Motomac Tiver
Potomac
Eiligow Company
Rapit
Sanderson & Porter
General Contractors
Tis Firm
Williamsport
Cumberland Power Plant
Williamspark
Winchester
Chicago Gang War Renewed in Feud Fights
A Chicago gang feud flared anew with gunfire injuring Tony Gunna, the third Gonna brother hit in six weeks amid ongoing rivalries. Police said the violence erupted in the city’s streets and prompted a crime alert as investigators sought witnesses.
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Chicago
Gangstora Aunk
Elrvata
Jet Torning
Tony Gunna
Gonna Brothers
Heer Gunnera
Soft Coal Stocks Show A Decrease
Washington data from the Geological Survey shows a sharp drop in soft coal stocks held by consumers from March 1 to June 1, while anthracite inventories at retail dealers rose. The report covers the trade and reflects market changes in coal supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Geological Survey
Britain Opposes Abandoning Extraterritorial Rights
In a Commons speech Foreign Minister Chamberlain flatly rejected giving up Britain's extraterritorial privileges in China. The statement emphasizes that Britain will not renounce its international rights in China, signaling a firm stance amid ongoing discussions.
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Britain
London
Great Britain
China
House of Commona
Chamberlain
Nok
Clins
Bride Sees Husband Kill Rival In Water Duel
Shreveport July 8 eight months into marriage Mrs George Wray Gill 20 and Jilda Wray Gill 20 also a law student at Loyola University New Orleans are involved after Read Hubert a Centenary College student died in a water duel at Pleasureville Read faced by Gill and his wife who allegedly attacked Read after he allegedly pursued Read claimed to protect his wife's honor. Authorities say Gill allegedly told Read that he came to settle matters and the duel ended with Read's death by drowning or blows to the head. All three were socially prominent with Read a football hero and Mrs Gill a Centenary student prior to marriage. The couple were married in secret until Gill graduated in law.
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Shreveport
George Wray Gill
Jilda Wray Gill
Logola University
New Or
Vteana
Hubert Read
Centenary College
Bool
Waltar
Plesaureville
Old Hiver
Tha Ua
Gil
Read
Nimadis
Geraide
Oueband
Tead
Gill
H.W. Paul
Bia
Mra
Centenary
Raad
New Orleana
Dry bribery witnesses taken into custody at Baltimore
Baltimore July 8 two witnesses before the grand jury in the dry law enforcement investigation were remanded to U S marshal custody as they left the witness room. Tamer H Crins, linked to prohibition agents, reappeared at the jury room door and was held incommunicado by the marshal. Mrs Frareen Dimidock, next to enter the room, had barely begun her process when federal attorney Woodcock ordered her held.
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Baltimore
United States
Tamer Hf. Crins
Prohibition
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Frareen Dimidock
Lundh
Wondcork
Rockefeller 86 Today Celebrates With Golf and Dinner
John D. Rockefeller was 86, with a private golf round and a family dinner at Pocantico Estate. An organ recital will be given by Rev. John M. Furman, head of Abe David School in Tarrytown, as the Rockefeller family marks the birthday.
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Tarrytown
Jobo D. Rockefeller
Golfon Il
John D. Rocketeller, Jr
Bia
Amily
Pocantico
Nero
John M. Furman
Abe Drvid Sohkoo
Dunn Wants Heavy Hitter in Salisbury Showdown
In Balisbury Maryland on July 8 Dixon, once with the Baltimore Orioles, will play right field for the Salisbury team facing a trade dispute with Ralph Mattis. Lefty pitcher Locke of the Criscold Club joined in the deal, complicating lineup decisions ahead of the game.
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Balisbury
Hewell Dixon
Tim
Avery
Baltimore Orioles
Salisbury
Dixon
Locke
Criscold
Ballsbury
Ralph Mattis
Guard Recovered Jewels After Temple Robbery in Rome
In Rome on July A. A guard at St Peter's yielded to a drink offered by two workers who corrupted the guard with doctored liquor. The guard passed out enabling theft of precious relics. Police announced all jewels stolen had been recovered and two men faced charges of complicity in the theft.
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Rome
St. Peter's
Will Ask Courts to Enforce Grade Crossing Info
Public Service Commission position disputed as Attorney General Clarence W. Miles lines up court action to force railroad disclosure of grade crossing protections after a Baltimore line collision near Salisbury. The incident left a woman dead and several injured, with railway engine damage prompting a locomotive replacement. Robinson argues the commission lacks authority to compel such information.
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Baltimore
Clarence W. Miles
Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clenaral Stabinson
Attorney General
Tog
Chesapeake and Atlantig
Salisbury
Deepasary
Ocean City
Baruch Funds Peace Study At Johns Hopkins University
New York July 8 Tornard Baruch has given at least $250,000 to the Walter Hinesiaga School at International Relations at Joune Hopking University to study peace and world war profits. The work will be conducted at Johns Hopkins and foreign universities over at least three years. the total gift may reach $200,000 if costs run high.
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New York
Tornard Baruch
Walter Hinesiaga
Joune Hopking University
Johns Hopkins
Injured girl near death after motorcycle crash on State road
Hazel E. Myara, 17, of 108 Lanvale Street, remains critically ill after a late night motorcycle crash on Powder Mouse Hill State road. Companion F. Smith also in critical condition. Miss Myers suffers a crushed jaw and possible skull fracture. Drivers Smith and Jess Boyder reportedly raced and lost control, colliding with Charles P. Alvord’s car. Margaret Moats, 18, sustained a fractured rib and injuries. Snyder also bruised. Mina Moats sent home.
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Hazel E. Myara
Lanvale Street
Powder Mouse Hill
F. Smith
Baltimore
Misa Myers Buffared
Nevara
Bruthea
Mr. Snyder
Mina Moats
Tax cuts elicit plea for small income in Swampscott
In Swampscott Maud July reports the scene of officials preparing for another round of tax cuts under President Coolidge, while residents worry that a reduced income and small family business survive together.
Farmer Must Be A Business Man in Omaha Speech
Secretary of Agriculture Jardins told grain men at a luncheon in Omaha on July that farmers should run farms with business methods and apply sound practices to improve market prospects.
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Omaha
Neb
Secretary of Agricultura Jardins
Tammany Chief Left 2 Million In Legacy Report
New York July reports reveal Tammany Hall figure Michard H. Croker led a lengthy list of fortunes. the estate of Chatlan B Murphy, who died years ago, totals exceed 2 million dollars with assets in stocks and bonds. Also notes business moves including Harry Contan selling his stake in White Palace Restaurant to James Karran and Mrs Adp P Hendershot opening a grocery store and restaurant near Hancock.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Michard H. Croker
Chatlan B. Murphy
Moetoft
Harry Contan
White Palace
Brary
James Karran
Adp P. Hendershot
Hancock
Compensation Hearings Set In Tagerstown Court House
George L. Eppler of Cumberland Commissioner of the State Accident and Industrial Commission will hold compensation hearings at the Court House in Hagerstown Friday, May 17, beginning at 9 o'clock. A number of cases are to be heard.
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George L. Eppler
Caumbérland
State Accident and Industrial Commission
Tagerstown
Daly
Peter Pan Comes to Clear Spring Main Street Theatre
The beloved boy who never grows up visits Clear Spring tonight at the Main Street Theatre. Families and friends are invited to enjoy the wonder picture and share in the joy. July shows promise a magical evening for all.
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Peter Pan
Clear Spring
Ady
Earthquakes Ripple Through Northern Portugal
In Lisbon on July 8 an earthquake rocked the northern province of Portugal with tremors reported today. Local authorities awaited further details as residents described shaking structures and scattered notices of damage.
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Portugal
Lisbon
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