Storms Pass Over City Yet Little Aid Seen
Severe storms swept the region but provided only temporary relief in the Seatarn area. East of the state sweltered with heat and eight deaths reported. Keedysville registered 94 degrees with near 96 expected by afternoon as humidity intensified heat. Storms caused damage from White Court to Sharpaburg and New York reports cited fatalities, drownings, and electrocutions from lightning and flooding.
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Seatarn
United States
Pasa
Wagerstown
Keedysville
Hagerstows
Sharpaburg
New York
Bewrea
Ngbhiing
White Court
Coolidge
New York City
Wilts
Harlot
Hoboken
N. J
Medford
Maya
Wheatsheaf
Penna
Ain Barn
Thore
Weshington
Mercury
Pennsylynnis Avenue
Jap Village Rocked Again by Tokyo Earthquake Shock
Nagoya was shaken by another earthquake today causing collapsed buildings and ground fissures. One person died and several injured as damage spread across the area.
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Tokio
Nagoya
Post Office Deficit Estimated for Fiscal Year 1826
Washington July 8 The Postmaster General New estimated a deficit of about 40 million dollars for crustal operations in the fiscal year 1826. The figure reflects anticipated shortfalls across postal services and related infrastructure.
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Washington
New
So Hot Bees Die In Honey In Fresno County
Bees in Fresno County die in their own honey as hives melt during a heat wave. The June report by G R Byder, Inspector of Apiaries, filed with the Board of Supervisors, notes the reversal of the dangerous condition.
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Fresno
Cal
Fresno County
G. R. Bnyder
Board of
Superviaore
Victims of Tragedy Buried Amid Funeral Rites
A Baltimore funeral today honored Herbert Distr 48 a local barber who fatally shot Nora Kefauver 20 in Road Hill Cemetery Monday then died by suicide. Dr Walter B Stohl led services at Suter Bons funeral chapel. Nora Kefauver’s services followed at Coffman chapel and interment occurred at Green Hill Cemetery in Waynesboro Pa after the Korvicen rites.
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Iha Hows and Daughters of Liberty Organization
William Crawford
Baltimore
Herbert §. Distr
Mish Nora Kefauver
Road Hill Cemetery
Suter & Bons
Franklin Slrect
Iker
Walter Byron Stohl
Pastar
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Rageri
Tale
Miss Kefauvar
Hero of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Kefauvar
Mitah
A. K. Coffman
East
Antiennam St
Conrad Clevar
Chriat Reformed Church
Waynesboro
Green Hill
Tat Place
Catholic Daughters Back Old Customs Convention Proposals
San Francisco July 8 Catholic Daughters of American Revolution prepared for presentation at their convention criticizing present day customs of young women and urging a return to ideals of a decade ago Milas Maria Baaby Smith of Washington DC named chair of the resolutions committee American assassination Manila July 8 an American officer of Sugar Central has been ambushed by Filipinos in Occidental Province according to advices received today
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San Francisco
Catholic Daughters of American
Milas Maria Baaby-Smith
Washington, D. C
Manila
H. G. Lamaco
Bugar Central
Qcaidental Province
City Plans New Milk and Food Ordinance Enactment
The mayor and council are poised to approve a stringent milk and food ordinance at tomorrow’s meeting. City Attorney Mason helped draft the measure with physicians and officials, appointing a food and milk inspector, setting sanitation rules for stables, requiring tuberculin testing, and banning sales from infected herds.
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Harawoiratown
City Atttorney A
Mason
Tesia
Maryland guard admits smuggling tools into prison
Grand jury returns presentments against John Ritter, a Maryland Penitentiary guard, and William Gemph, convict, for conspiracy to aid in the escape of prisoners. Ritter confessed to smuggling saws and tools. a trap by Warden Brady led to his arrest after delivering two marked saws. The probe also looked into plans to target inmates Luther Bevans and Andrew Bevans, with deputies wounded in prior assaults.
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Baltimore
John Ritter
Maryland Penitentiary Guard
Willam Gemph
Maryland Ponstantiary
John
Ritter
Prigonera
O’ Conor
Imdar Au Opicion
Brady
Aprong
William Gemph
Luthor
Andrew Bevans
Handra
Manila Flooded Amid Worst Inundation Since 1914
Manila experienced a sudden flood that halted the business auction and stopped traffic as automobiles stalled on streets. The inundation marks the worst in the city since 1914, with authorities recording extensive disruption to commerce and daily life.
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Manila
Automobilea
Trolley Hits Truck On South Potomac Street
A trolley carrying fans and a Green Spring Lights Co truck collided near Central Garages on South Potomac Street before six. Both vehicles moved slowly and no serious injuries occurred. the truck’s front was damaged and the track area filled with water bottles, none broken.
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Willow Tane
Green Spring Lights Co
Central Garags
South Potomac Street
Farmer Killed Over Borrowed Plow Near Gallipolis
GALLIPOLIS Ohio July 8 William Cundiff was killed and Philip Lee seriously wounded in a quarrel over a borrowed plow that led to a shooting. Lee was arrested after a dispute escalated when a plow handle was swung from a truck. Lee's wife and grandson were hospitalized with injuries.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
William Cundit
Philip Lee
Lee
Pollea Aald
Cundiff
Apartment Rents Cut Ten Dollars A Month In City
A report from Hageratown notes a downward trend in apartment rents with several reductions. One instance shows a ten dollar monthly cut. The dispute stems from claims rents have been too high and tensions between landlords and tenants persist as the city maintains numerous rental options.
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Hageratown
Ctty
Prohibition Drive Funds Evangelist Tour To Cape Town
In Dollad, Texas Mika H. Thomas donated 20000 dollars to send Dr. Jonge R. Kollams evangelist to Cape Town and nearby cities for a year of lectures. An evangelistic service was recently held at the Maryland Theatre with Xolleme in attendance.
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South Africa
Mika H. Thomas
Aboya
Dollad
Tex
Jonge R. Kollams
Cape Town
Ho Fa
Xolleme
First Christian
Many Fail to Observe Law on City Garbage Collection
The Mayor's office records a 4 complaint from garbage-collection officials about water-filled cans spilling during transport. Clerk Ned Carilala notes collectors may skip pickups when cans hold water and residents should keep trash dry and remove tin cans. Some residents overfill with furniture and junk, despite contract terms. A separate note: Judge Wagaman signed an order dissolving Hagerstown Hamea Corporation.
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Ned Carilala
Government to monitor wage talks in coal dispute at Atlantic City
Washington July 8 The government will watch all developments in the wage controversy in the hard coal industry. Conciliators James F. Dewey and William H. Rodgers were detailed by Secretary of Labor to attend Atlantic City tomorrow as the conference opens between the anthracite operators and miners.
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Washington
James F. Dewey
William H. Rodgers
Sea Tatary
Lavor Davis
Atlantic City
Minora
Dark Clouds Loom Over Mine Workers Conference
In Atlantic City NW I July, miners and operators face uncertainty as the coal conference begins tomorrow. Informal pre-conference talks reveal both sides view a compromise or renewal of the expiring agreement as likely if not certain.
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Atlantic City
Wife shoots hubby actor in New York apartment
Edith Parker Davia shot her husband actor Allen Davia in a 49th Street Manhattan apartment during dinner. He suffered shoulder and hand wounds and remained in critical condition. Parker Davia said the shooting followed alleged infidelity and claimed she attempted suicide after the act.
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New York
Allen Davia
Beon
Edith Parker
Earl Garrett
Vanttley
Nhorty
Lhcon
Sialto
Mrs. Davin
Davia
Hss Honda
49Th Street
Davie
Demetivas
Giant gas burner blazes near boom town in Arkansas
El Dorado Arkansas July 8 Fire causing about 500000 dollars damage at Cross Roads is under control with no further spread expected The giant gas burner from the Natural Gas and Petroleum Company ran wild at 90000000 cubic feet daily but was saved from the flames within 200 yards of the Imperial Oil and Gas Products plant Dempsey and bride sail for home after departure from Paris amid sport followers at the station
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Eldorado
Ark
Cross Roads
Natural Gag and Petroleum Company
Lawes
Imperial OU and Gag Producta Company
Removal of Pagan Goddess and Erection of Jesus Statue Favored
In Milwaukee a Julyary convention address by Rev. Andreas Bard urged removing the Pagan Goddess of Liberty at New York harbor and erecting a statue of Jesus Christ. The Luther League of America began a three day session yesterday at its biennial convention.
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Milwaukee
Wis
New York Harbor
Andreas Bard
D. F
Luther League of America
League
Totaboo All Day Posters Campaign Halted
WASHINGTON July 8 The Treasury disapproved a prohibition era poster campaign planned to flood the United States with alcohol posters. Prohibition officials and the Treasury clashed over an educational approach while the White House voiced doubts after discussions with Assistant Secretary L G Andrews and Treasury Secretary Motion.
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Waliington
Treasury
United States
Ly A. Haynes
Gen. L. G. Andrews
the Treasury
Treasury Fa
White House
Tha Maitot
Andrewa
Secretary of the Treasury
French Destroy Their Outposts in Morocco Action
French forces in French Morocco report destroying and abandoning outposts north of Fez as part of a consolidation by Hines' company intended to offset Abd el Khem's attempt to capture Taza. The July 8 dispatch notes the French counter-movement and strategic repositioning in the region.
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Pez
French Morocco
Amo
Quetzan
Abd-El Kelm
Taza
Debt funding plan rejected by United States
Washington July 8 The United States will not recognize differences in debts contracted by European nations during or after World War I. The Belgian and Dutch attempts to seek postwar funding exceptions are rebuffed. The debt of Norway, totaling about 180 million, must be lumped on the same basis as postwar obligations, with U.S. officials insisting no cent can be called back.
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Hagoratown
Givan
Bomen
Washington
United States
Phia
Brassey
Dutsian Debt Funding Commission
Washington Eorly
Aeek
Woul Ogree
Nolglan
State Department
Mellon
Mathewson Very Sick in Saranac Lake
Syracuse July 8 Chris Mathewson president of the Boston Braves is critically ill at his Trudeau home in Saranac Lake per a telegraph story in the Syracuse Telegram today.
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Syracuse
Chrisiy Mathewson
The
Buston Braves
Hie Trudeau
Saranac Laka
Syracuse Telegram
Pretty Baroness Falls to Death From New York Hotel Window
Baroness Helen Zur Muelsen of Java was killed when she fell seven stories from an open window at the Ritz Carlton Hotel after a night of dancing. James M. Thompson and other friends were with her. police termed the death likely accidental and investigation continues.
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New York
Helen Zur Muelsen
Java
Pater
Tadies
Ritz Carlson
James M. Thompson
Mise Milicent Rogers
von Countoma von Satm Hongelraten
Frank Gir
Tell
Thabarovosa
Helen Carrathora
Barona
Zur Muelle
Poltee
Herdhmond
Debora
Ryan
Thompson
Canly
Miss Welen
Lighers
Henry Ford denied accused anti Jewish writings
In New York on July 8 Henry Ford said he did not personally attack the Jews and did not write or approve the controversial article. Federal Judge Knox refused to accept a Ford affidavit and kept a $66,000 Ford deposit in New York banks tied to the case. The judge said the case’s merits rather than technicalities would demand attention.
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Henry Ford
New York
Gary Ford
Us Nas
Uber
Tig
Ford
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Kefauver
Herbert Blair
S. Potomac St
Esi
Carlisle Baye
U.S
Arkansas
Belgium
Mathewson
N. Y
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