France Shows Weakness As Breach Looms
France and Britain reassured markets as reparations talks stirred public alarm. Officials noted Poincare’s Sunday speech anticipated before Baldwin’s London address and would not count as a response. Foreign office officials urged cautious optimism despite pressure on Anglo French unity.
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Day Round-Up at Brunswick
Federal and local officers conducted a round-up in Brunswick on Saturday morning. Several individuals were arrested and brought to the city for hearing before H Noel Haller, A S Commissioner, with a hearing set for July 24. Those named include Max Myora, W T M Ambrone, Myer Gridman, Harris Kopfer, Henry Chase, Julia Friedman, and Paul Brenneman, among others.
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Five Day Disorderly Conduct Charge
Rachel Cazaway a colored individual faced disorderly conduct charges in Justice Malin's local polrio court. Unable to pay a five dollar fine she was sentenced to five days in the lockup.
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Local Boy Tom Gonnor Sets World Record at Frederick
Tom Gonnor of Hagerstown rode a Harley-Davidson to win the five mile sidecar motor race at Frederick Fairgrounds, setting a new world record time of 6.2 minutes. He claimed the $60 prize and a medal. Gartey Farrell finished second and Dynamite Scott third.
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Harding Heads South From Remote North Trip
President Harding left the far northern Taulbanks region bound for the sea coast after a lengthy inspection journey. The tour will extend over several days by river and rail with Takharis, a northern industrial and trading hub, serving as a gateway to the Yukon territory as the party continues toward civilization.
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Escaped Convicts Flee To Virginia
Six convicts who escaped from the Mast Penitentiary near Philadelphia are speeding through Virginia after stealing another motor car. They abandoned the vehicle tied to the escape near Biko Maryland. Driver Thomas J. McAllister was injured and bound in the first car.
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Next Congress Will Push Relief For War Veterans
The Disabled American Veterans announce a bold veteran relief program for World War I veterans to be taken up by Congress when it convenes in December. Key aims include civil service reform for disabled veterans and updates to veteran benefit laws to align status with civil service advancement.
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Subway Trains Crash Injures Nine In New York
Nine people were injured when two Interborough Rapid Transit Company subway trains collided at 2070a mtyaat and Teron Avenue. Investigators treat the crash as serious but nonfatal with damage to cars and delays across the line.
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Manks Manufacturing Company Files For Incorporation
The Manks Manufacturing Company of Hagerstown seeks incorporation to mind and manufacture organic and inorganic substances. Principal product will be chemical, produced under a presidential process. Incorporators include Roy A. Leiter Lynn K Brugh Edwin C Hogi Geo M Hellman Major C E Walpple with officers Whipple Hollman Hook and Brugh. Capital stock $100000. Plant secured and soon to operate.
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Snake Bite Threatens Life Of Robert Reno
Robert Reno of 316 Sumit Avenue is recovering from a rattlesnake bite suffered Saturday night. Doctors were called as paralysis spread from the bite to his right side and arm. the incident followed the arrival of seven giant rattlers brought from High Rock, with Reno involved in snake oil advertising.
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Autoist Scorched By Blazing Gas At Charlton Garage
Richard Rhodes was seriously burned and his car damaged when gasoline ignited during a tank lift at Charlton’s garage in Williamsport yesterday. A hose flare burned another worker on the shoulder and arm as flames were quickly put out on the building and the machine. The incident follows a gasoline spill that splashed the front of the garage.
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Barn Fire Destroys Maryland Farm Barn and Contents
A large barn on the Samuel Loose farm near Edgemont, Maryland burned on Saturday evening, with owner Samuel Loose and tenant George Armstrong. The blaze, started by a threshing machine owned by Daniel Eshelman, swept away 300 bushels of wheat, 85 tons of hay, a binder and fodder, plus a straw stack and fruit trees. Total loss estimated at 10,900 dollars. cows perished, horses unharmed.
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Money Gone When He Awoke in Williamsport
A. B. Angel of Franklin Kentucky reported waking to find $150 missing from a can after claiming to have traveled with a companion from the city to Williamsport. He believed a house in Hagerstown was involved. Officers Hanbaker and Bharor investigated and Sheriff Kline is handling the case. An unrelated note from London mentions strike actions and dockworker returns.
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State Asks Court Action In Kepner Murder Case
Frederick Md July 16 State's Attorney Aaron R Anders asked Chief Justice Herman Urner and Judge G H Worthington to convene a special grand jury session to probe the June 18 killing of Grace Kepner at her father's home. Judges would decide in a day or two. The case involves a letter from Washington bearing a Klan threat linked to the murder and read by Mrs Kepner's sister Eleanor Houvek. Washington police may be asked to assist. Continued on Page 10.
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Philippine Cabinet Quits After Clash
Manila July 16 Cabinet resignations followed a quarrel between Interior Secretary Laurel and Governor General Wood. Laurel left over a dispute about reinstating Conley, head of the American detective squad at gambling who had been prosecuted by Laurel in a gambling case.
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Injured Baltimore Woman Struck by Automobile on Chase Street
Mrs. Blange Hewitt Hoffer of Baltimore formerly of Hegerstown was knocked down and dragged by a car while crossing Chase street in the city last Wednesday evening. She was unconscious when found and rushed home. the driver fled, and Mrs. Hoffer is under medical care as the extent of injuries remains undetermined.
Woman Hurt Falling Down Stairs at Home
Mrs Annte Bowser wife of Deorce Bowser was injured Saturday when she fell down stairs at her home. She suffered a head blow and a broken right arm between the shoulder and elbow with several finger confusions in her hand. A weather note mentions St. Swithin and rain forecasts.
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Deorce
R L Dollings stockholders told no sale or dividends now
Local branch of the R L Dollings Company informs stockholders that they will not receive regular dividend checks or access the resale service at this time amid a receivership suit filed in Columbus Ohio. About 250000 dollars in Dollings securities are held locally while Indianapolis and Philadelphia offices dispute knowledge of the receivership petition. A Franklin County Ohio court did not grant a receiver appointment on July 14 and 20 hearings were scheduled, with continuation promised on page 10.
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Court Files an Opinion in Theater Case
Judge A A Doub of Cumberland filed an opinion in the Washington Street Amusement Co v Watson Lane and Funkhouser case over dissolving an injunction. The matter concerns control of a theatre lease dispute and has Washington Street Amusement Co representing, with Keady & Lane for the defendants. Building permits listed include a frame shed at 190 Calumet Avenue and a frame garage at 39 Randolph Avenue. A husband arrested for alleged assault on his wife, Helen Somers, with Benjamin Somers held for hearing. H Hervey Speersard travels to Australia on a 10 day business trip.
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Ambassadors Gather in London After Reparations Talks
Lord Grew British ambassador to France arrives in London from a conference on reparations. Other ambassadors to Japan, Germany, and the United States are in London to join the discussions, signaling a coordinated push on postwar settlement efforts.
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Minnesota Farmer Labor Candidate Gains GOP Scare
International News Services reports Minnesota voters edge toward the farmer labor banner as rain and grain harvest timing could shift support. The race between Governor J A C Preus and Mayana Johnson features cross‑party backing, with observers noting a split among farmers and some Democratic and progressive Republican backers.
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Weather favors Pray in Minnesota senatorial election
Clear cool July weather greeted early voters in Minnesota's special senatorial election. High temperatures were expected, and the conditions were seen as favoring Governor J. A. Q. Pray, the Republican candidate, by keeping Wheatfield supporters more comfortable.
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Doctor's Wife In Tacome Hospital Tira
In a garbled report, Addis Werver wife of Be 2 Weaver Wilamapor underwent a hospital operation yesterday at May Weeast Parke Hospital. The surgeon's name and some details are unclear, but the note confirms the patient was under care and her condition was described as stable.
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