Roosevelt and aides adjourn Congress talk during fishing trip
President Roosevelt and Cabinet members and Democratic leaders returned to Washington after a weekend of fishing near Jefferson Island in Chesapeake Bay aboard the Sequoia. The group, including Senator Robinson, Speaker Burns, Vice President Garner and Postmaster General Farley, faced uncertain questions about the legislative program and congressional adjournment.
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Annapolis
Roosevelt
Washington
Jefferson Island
Cub
Chesapeake “Bay
Congress
Robinson
Burns
Garner
Farley
Administration leaders plan Western holiday retreat
A high command of the Administration and Capitol Hill forces will depart tomorrow for a Western holiday that may extend to a Hawaii cruise. The group was invited by Robinson, president of the local sportsman's club, to the island retreat on friendly terms after prior feuding over the Virgin Islands investigation between Secretary Ickes and Senator Tydings.
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Hawaii
Capitol Hill
Robinson
Sportsman’s Club
Washington
Ickes
Tydings
Virgin Islands
Police Save Aged Couple in Corry Attack
In Corry Pennsylvania an angry man with tar and feathers attacked the home of Julius F Sweitzer aged 68 and his 86 year old wife. Police say the attack stemmed from a feud over Sweitzer's attention to the man’s mother, following the murder arrest of Guy King. About 500 people gathered as rocks were hurled and the porch railing torn. Police and fire crews moved the elderly couple to safety at the city jail.
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Corry
Idob
Julius F. Sweitzer
J. Burlingame
Guy King
King
Sweitzer
Field
Sarah King
Clymer
N.Y
Erie
Burlingame
Fire apparatus test at City Park to showcase new deluge set
Fire apparatus from First Hose and Antietam Fire Companies will test a newly purchased East man deluge at City Park Thursday at 6 pm. The unit discharges over 1,000 gallons per minute and targets large area fires in structures and rails. A. K. McGraw and R. J. Coombs lead the demonstration.
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Antietam
City Park
A. K. McGraw
R. J. Coombs
Conflicting custody tussle pits Maryland and New York
Honiss A. Tull of Somerset Maryland faces a legal clash over his four year old son Alonzo Eugene Tull. Maryland injunction bars removal from state while New York habeas corpus compels production in Supreme Court. New York attorney Sen Joseph D. Nunan calls the orders unprecedented.
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New York
Honiss A. Tull
Somerset
Maryland
Alonzo Eugene Tull
Tull
Dorothy
Gale’ Tull
Scaradale
N. Y
Supreme Court
Alonzo Eugene
Search Pressed For Evelyn Smith In Lang Slaying Case
Chicago police across three states pressed Sunday to locate Evelyn Smith a 35 year old woman suspected of killing Ervin Lang a 28 year old man last Tuesday. Her associate Harry Jung a Chinese laundryman was also sought as a consort in the case.
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Chicago
Three States
Evelyn Smith
Ervin Lang
Harry Jung
Bishop Gregorio Agilpay enters Philippine Commonwealth race
Bishop Gregorio Agilpay, leader of the Philippine Independent Catholic Church, has joined the presidential race for the new Philippine commonwealth becoming the third candidate. His church claims 1,500,009 members.
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Gregorio Agilpay
Philippine Independent Catholic Church
Philippine Commonwealth
Associated Press
Two Are Held In Fatal Accident In Oakland Md
In Oakland Maryland July 15 two men were held in the county jail for a hearing after a parked truck was struck by another, killing Gilderoy Wharton 41 father of five. Ira Weeks and Hamilton Weeks were among three passengers in the struck truck. Mac Tasker driver sustained minor injuries and Berne Teter of Oakland was uninjured.
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Oakland
Machine
Ira Weeks
Hamilton Weeks
Gilderoy Wharton
Mac Tasker
Wharton
Berne Teter
Furloughs Expected for 200 Baltimore Division Employees
Baltimore July 16. Two hundred borrowed workers from another division will be furloughed within ten days, said George Smith superintendent of the Baltimore division of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The electrification project between Baltimore and Washington is feared to be completed soon.
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Baltimore
George ‘Smith
Pennsylvania’ ‘Railroad
Washington
Annual Meet of Hibernians Opens in Baltimore
Thousands of Irish arrives for the Ancient Order of Hibernians convention in Baltimore. More than 3,000 visitors and 600 delegates expected for a week of receptions and dances ending Friday. Delegates from Montreal and Washington sightsee as pre convention boards meet to set morning plans. Pool attendance records broken this season at the Municipal Swimming Pool.
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Baltimore
Sons and Daughters O of Ireland
Ancient Order of Hibernians and
Ladies “Auxiliary
Washington
Montreal
Que
Canada
Local Pool Enjoys Warm Weather Weekend Fun
A warm sunny day drew both local residents and out-of-town visitors to the public pool. A total of .875 children and adults enjoyed the water, making for ideal conditions for the sport.
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