Pair In Machine Spill May Die
Two men believed dying at Washington County hospital after a motorcycle crash on the Western pike near Spickler's eight miles west of town. Harry Snyder age 37 and Eugene Legendre age 22 were injured when their machine struck a ditch. Both were brought to the hospital unconscious. Snyder not regained consciousness by noon. Legendre in serious condition. operations expected to determine extent of injuries. Sheriff Duttoy investigating. no word on destination.
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Washington County Hospital
Western Pike
Harry Snyder
Cloaranring
Eugene Légendre
Cloorsgring
Spickler's
Snyder
Legendre
Legendre Waat
Aftarnoon Ag
Sayuer Ta
George Duydor
Legondra
Joula £. Lagondre
Vairview Mountain
Richard Duttoy
Foil Plot to Murder Ruler Crushed in Quipuzcoa
In Byala on July 11 Anagpanain's protogainal the Hyed of King Alfottan and General Primo da Rivera of the Spanish Directory were captured in Quipuzcoa. Two principals were bound for Madeid under heavy guard. They admitted plotting with the Communist Internationale and claimed the plan had been hatched in Ps th, with ample funding.
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Sam Sebastian
Byala
Anagpanain
Alfottan
Primo da Rivera
Madeid
Quipuzcoa
Communist Internationale
Psth
Spinial Outing of the Amorioxe Legion Hosts City
The Amorioxe Legion plans a morrow gathering at Pam No. Legation home. Members meet at 8 o'clock for a buggy and car caravan. The day features a prize drawing and general good time for attendees.
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Pam No
Legion
Deadly Plague Reported Across Southeast Russia
Moscow reports forty three months into the epidemic with eighteen communities along the Volga affected. Health officials mobilize ten medical detachments to assist local authorities in fighting the disease, believed spread by field mammals.
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Moscow
Rusgia
Upper
Lower Volga
Commissariat of Health
Falls From Window Broker Is Killed
Robert Harot, 30, a broker with office at 20 Broad Street, fell or jumped from his fourth story window at 48th Street apartment. The body was found by a janitor. An open French window suggested the fall or suicide. Police believe the death was accidental.
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York
Robert Harot
Ann Meath
Shroet
Cude
Wa Ace Dental
Kellogg Meets With Coolidge at Summer White House
Secretary of State Kellogg arrived from Chicago to confer with President Coolidge at the summer White House in Swampscott on debt funding and China matters. He was joined by Undersecretary Grew. Aviations plans at West Point were authorized with a board of officers to develop aviation instruction for the academy.
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Boston
Kalingg
Chicago
Coolidge
White House
Swampscott
Grew
Kelloggen
Poulé
Cowing
Washington
West Point
Army Offeers
Britangler Quenerat Fechet
Ponzi Granted New Long Prison Term in Get Rich Scheme
Boston July 11 Charles Ponzi, found guilty February 26 on four indictments for larceny from his international portal reply coupon enterprise, was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Sink to a term of nine years. A joint appeal on exceptions was granted.
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Boston
Charles Popes
Forestern
Sink
Cabin Ponsi
Bupramo
Ponzi
Plymouth Fail
Fnally
Liaowa
Cormay
Colmaal
Defense seeks delay to study angles in Scopes trial
Dayton Tenn July 11 defense and prosecution in the Scopes evolution case began preliminary steps including jury selection. Defense requests extra time to challenge evidence on scientific and religious grounds to argue that evolution does not contradict the Bible. Prosecutors prepare counterarguments as both sides marshal expert testimony for the judge.
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Dayton
Tenn
Conferencea
Ita Cava
Uted Farmera
Ona Fruit
Pho
Clark
Defenga
Astor Vite
Exparta
Crostloy
Sa Hy
Luis
Thay
Atill
Paga 10
Bank Failure Secret Dies With Banker
KKANSAS CITY MO July 114 A victim of slow death by own action Joseph J Grant banker and once a civic leader died today without revealing what became of 633000 he was charged with embezzling from the defunct Centropolis State Bank He was president of the institution His death appears tied to the alleged defalcations and the case ends with him and his fate sealed by his action
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Kkansar City
Joseph J. Grant
Kanga City
Centropoila State Bank
Tha Institution
Gant
Phyaiiang
Kia Fam- My
Ant Ta Hye
Hearing Involving Gertie Burad On Disorderly Conduct
Gertie Burad of Bloon's Alley faced a morning hearing before Justice J Spots Bower on a drunk and disorderly conduct charge. She denied intoxication while Officer Jacob Salles testified to vile language. Burad paid a $10 fine.
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Polles Court Hioces
Abe
Gertie Burad
Justica J. Spots Bower
Jacob Salles
Fishermen's Guide Clarity Varies Up the Potomac River
The Potomac River is muddy near Williamsport with some debris above and below the site. Comococheagua Crock remains clear further downstream.
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Potomac River
Williemsport
Public Schools Are On Trial
The American Federation of Teachers in a letter to John T. Scopes declares Dayton’s Dayton public school is on trial and warns that enforcing Tennessee’s evolution law would replace scholarly professionalism with hypocrisy and cant, urging freedom of education.
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Chicago
American Federation of Teacher
John T. Scopes
Ublin Echool
Dayton
Echolara
Justice Warns Dog Owners On Licensing Law
Justice J Scott Bower announces the first warrant issued since the dog license cycle began July 1 to arrest an owner of an unlicensed dog. City county residents with unlicensed dogs face fines up to 6 dollars plus costs, potentially 14 dollars. Bower urges compliance, noting unlicensed dogs that bite may bring serious consequences. Randall swore a warrant against Braca Groves for an alleged dog attack.
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J. Scott Bower
Momiog
Cass
Justice Bower
Harry
Randall
Hraca Uroves
Randal
Indictments filed over Pickwick Club disaster in Boston
The county grand jury returned numerous secret indictments connected with the Pickwick Club building collapse on July 4. Forty four people died in the early hours after a Saturday night dance, prompting a special session to investigate the disaster.
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Boston
Pickwick Club
Weather forecast for Washington region next week
Weekly outlook from Washington reports a brief shower phase in early and late week. Normal temperatures expected in New England and eastern Middle Atlantic, with a briar coal spell around midweek in northern New England and far northern Middle Atlantic. Central and southern Middle Atlantic areas may continue warm days and warm nights.
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Washington
North Ad
Middle Atlantic
Staton
New England
North
Pantral
Gouthorn
Platee
Light Plant Case Heads to Higher Court
An appeal from Judge Wagaman’s ruling in the Municipal Electric Light case was filed by former attorney general Alex Armstrong. The consolidated suits involve the city, its mayor and council, and the street commissioners. Judge Wagaman had allowed the city to proceed with building the plant and dismissed the injunction.
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FG. Wagaman
Municipal Electric Light
Asturday
Alex. Armatrong
An Itestora
Consali
Court of Appesta
Mual
W. B. Littleton
Board of Strait Communaioners
Public Sergica Commission
Wagamanu
Police Plan Dedication of New Patrol Wagon
Police heads announce the city bought a new patrol wagon to be delivered soon with clear markings. Expect arrests as a general cleanup follows and the wagon’s quick-response utility is praised by authorities. Driver assignment not yet announced, but candidates are on standby at headquarters.
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Putcat
Wole
Theas
Noor
Ogcuplad
Locust Trees Infested By Insect Beetle, Entomologist Says
Entomologist Virgil Argos of Slate reports locust trees across the county are attacked by a beetle larva feeding on foliage. He plans to collect specimens from Ringgold district to identify the pest and determine a remedy. Also noted, Elizabeth Jorguson of Smithburg begins a six week trip to visit aunt Mirar Aualo Perganon near Owings Mills, Maryland.
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Virgil Argos
Argon
Elizabeth Jorguson
Smithaburg
Mirar Aualo Perganon
Ab Owing'y Milla
Baltimore
Clawle Mo Forgneon
Samithaburg
Women Warriors Shape Ferocious Night Attacks in FE2
French Morocco July 11 Ay report notes Maar ith raids against French lines led in part by tribes women. Henna stained hands, pursued raiders as Amazons shrieked and chased them along the road. In the morning raiders are found with froth on their clothes and taken captive.
Dam failure at Liver Dyke Mine floods Neihart area
Two children were killed when a dam at the Liver Dyke Mine failed near Neihart Montana on July 1. A wall of water and mud swept across Pebble Creek into Car Pewter Creek, destroying several homes and wiping out town property. Details are incomplete due to disrupted telephone service and chaotic reports from Great Falls Tribune.
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Groat Falls
Mont
Otlice
Nethart
Horn
Liver Dyke
Mengagn
Great Falls
Iray Porter
Neihart
Atora
Ammonia Spill Causes Tearful Scene On Street
Witnesses gathered this morning on Weal Washington Street after a bottle of ammonia broke foul fumes. People reported feeling almost strangled as responders attended the scene and cleared the area.
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Washington
Peranus
Shortwave signals from Navy station reach distant Constantinople
Washington July 11 The Navy Department announces reception reports that a short wave radio set at Lakehurst, New Jersey, heard signals from the S.S. One blown at Constantinople, heard strongly on a 40 meter wave, previously heard at Honolulu about 6000 miles away. Also, a collision occurred in Shady Bower between two tourist cars from Texas and Pennsylvania, causing damage but no injuries.
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Texas
Pennsylvania
Tourlets
Shady Bower
Knapp accused in Batby murder case
A complex publicized crime report centers on Knapp accused of killing a woman in a swamp near Batby. The case involves a taxi driver Blompstead, two children, and a search for a missing body amid debris. Details indicate carelessness and potential motives, with continued coverage noted.
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Carens
Arbmy Aviation Corps
Batby Braaks
Louldinulli
Blompstead
Rdita
All Vamp Mins
G. Panella
Knapp
Teave
Waeka
Blow on Head Changes Life in Syracuse Youth
Philip Knapp, a bright Syracuse University student before World War I, was struck on a South American mountain by a war club during a voyage. The injury fractured his skull, halted studies, and left him with lasting eccentricity after medical treatment.
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Syracuse
Philip Knapp
Tha Wnat
Bonis Panella
Mineulu Taxi Delver
Grammae School
High Gehoo
Young Knapp
Taree
Syracuse University
Eall
South America
Kinapp
New Safe Arrives for City Tax Office Records
The city receives a newly purchased safe to store records in the Tax Collector’s office. The mayor and council plan a fireproof safe for added protection and security of official documents.
Klan Demonstration Targets Vice Resorts in Suburban Chicago
A few hundred marchers, some admitting Klan ties, paraded in cars through Berwyn Stickney Tauranga Cicero and visited about a score of alleged vice and gambling venues. Occupants were warned to obey the law as authorities reiterated enforcement and threats of action.
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Chicago
Berwyn
Stickney
Tauranga
Cicero
Cicero Han Bapa
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Gertie
Offenbe
Fishermen's Guide
F.G. Wagaman
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Lakehurst
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