Government seeks power of Chamber in Paris debate
In Paris on July 17 the Chamber of Deputies began debate on granting the government full power to deal with the Annetal sit uation by decree. Former Premier Mourdot led opposition, stating the government proposal shocks republican powers and that the cabinet may fall.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Mourdot
Radical Party
Chamber
Toni
Horrint
Ht Chamber
Two Nominating Papers Filed for County Commissioners
Forman W. Myers of Leaitersburg and William TH. Cashen, former county merchant, filed Republican nominating papers for County Commissioners this morning. Harry M. Hittite, state supervisor, announced that prospective candidates have until twenty days before the primaries to file certificates of candidacy.
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Forman W. Myers
Leaitersburg
Seeutty
William TH. Cashen
Modheir
Teopob- Tow
Nha Paperk
Harry M. Hittite
Hnrile
Vandidates
Meir
Vandidac
Robbery Report: Hens Stolen From HK Startzman Farm
Police were alerted to the theft of nine young hens valued at about two pounds each from HK Startzman’s property. No suspects or recovered birds were found as yet. Divorce filing noted: Sgt. Frances Pullott fled with attorney T Muyler in a separate matter involving Joseph W Aultct.
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Harry K
Saintt
Frances Pullott Hoa
Walt
T. Muyler
Joseph W. Aultclt
Funeral Inquiries Sent To Wedding Guests
In Chicago a 27 year old woman, Miss Be thar Dore, died after planning a September 1 wedding. She reportedly sent invitations for her affair while informing guests to attend her funeral instead. Authorities note she suffered a heart attack and dictated the list of invitees before passing.
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Chicago
LA Scorse
Frienza
Bethar Dore
Man Stabbed in Back in Street Fight at Home
Raymond Keesey, 30, furloughed Western Maryland Kinka man, is jailed charged with assault with intent after a fight with Lewin Willingham, 20, leaving Willingham with a six inch stab wound. Dispute over washing clothes at W. Ad Willingham’s 5 Elizabeth Street led to the confrontation around 9:30 a.m. Police say Keesey grabbed a butcher knife and advanced on Willingham. Continued on Page 4.
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Raymond Keesey
Maryland Kinkaman
Lewin Willingham
Tin
W. Ad Wilingham
Elizabeth Street
Keensy
Willinghan
Wenkey
Swillughan
Willughan
Heesey
Kepney
Ancient Mill Sold by City
The oil finger mill on Mill Street near Frederick Street was sold by Mayor John A Forsythe and the Council. Owner Mr Voreyti will recondition it into storage and a furniture shop, replacing wooden sash with steel, repairing roof and ensuring oreproof safety.
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Mill Street
Frederick Street
John A. Forsythe
Voreyti
Landslide Kills 100 in Railroad Tragedy Near Sarajevo
Reports from Belgrade say between 30 and 100 persons were killed when a landslide toppled a railroad train near Sarajevo. Victims include passengers and workers with rescue teams racing to recover bodies. The event disrupts rail service and prompts safety investigations by local authorities.
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Vienna
Belerade
Svarajevo
Osuta
Three Dead In Fierce Minnesota Storm
A fierce July storm swept over Minnesota causing three deaths and extensive damage to towns near Ashland and Lake Superior. Widespread destruction hit Ashland, Beton, and surrounding areas with record heat prior to the tempest. Damage included collapsed buildings, downed power lines, and shattered property while emergency crews worked to assess the aftermath.
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Minnesota
Ashland
Wis
Wudden Simon
Amiety Tullea
Ghiskaln
Beton
Ashinni
Yeateruy
Scoro Parsons
Hare
Jumaly Murai
Congressman's Uptown Beer Demonstration Draws Attention
New York July 1. A congressman served a mint extract and beer mixture to test the dry law. The drink reached about 2.76 percent alcohol. official P. Mills said he would take note, while the congressman mocked the move and prepared more drinks for friends and reporters.
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New York
H. LaGuardia
P. Mills
Missionary Fired Over Branding Incident in Korea
A Seventh Day Adventist matter reports a missionary branded a Korean boy for stealing apples and was dismissed by the Fat Buster organization. The denomination’s headquarters and the board here approved the action, with further details unclear in the report.
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Washington
Adventist
Wnooucell
Indecent Books Sold Fined and Probation Issued
Chicago officials fined several book sellers for indecency and imposed one month probation. The Illinois license board announced suspension actions. inspector duties to continue during the chief’s absence. A report notes irregularities at a market operated stall and a stray reference to a Clover street event.
Huge Reward Offered For Editor's Sinyer
Canton Ohio readers learn of a large reward in the murder case of Don I. Meller publisher of the Canton Daily News. Officials named include Charles Morris and Rev. Aloud with Gov. Cox aiding. Rewards total thousands for information leading to arrests and conviction.
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Donald R. Meller
Canton
News
Dawth
Troyd Mellett
Elly
The
Tha News Tutainat
Gleein Canton
Ohio
Don I. Meller
Craton Daily News
Taye Boo
Charles Morris
Dayton Daily Nowa
Rev
Aloud
Any
Janis M. Cox
Canton News
Dayton News
My. Cox
Thanteor
Bass Fishermen Report Good Luck On Potomac Trip
Reports from yesterday note trickling La and good catches along the fading front. Fishermen near Hilpineg and the Potomac River area describe near success with several names and boats mentioned in the scattered lines.
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Potomac
Jadinck
Nelcpmoy
Charles Corby
Ayton Gabys
Souda
Masi
Dry League Plan to Get Out Bid Vote
Frederick's Law and Order Leng with Raymond I. Funkhouger of Hagerstown arranged to mobilize voters this fall. Last night members of the League were appointed to cover all election districts and bring out the vote. The League in Frederick claims about 2,000 enrolled pledges indicating support for the plan.
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Frederick
Law and Order Leng
Raymond I. Funkhouger
Hagerstown
League
Fires death toll climbs as more bodies found in mine blast
Haines Falls New York July 17 The toll from the fire that devastated Dwillicat Ion yesterday rose to 37 with the discovery of portions of two more bodies in the ruins and the death of Mrs Frederick Backus of Forest Hills Long Island.
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Haines Falls
N. Ys
Frederick Backus
Forest Hills
L. Hh
Close Six More Catholic Schools Close Six More Catholic Schools
Dispatches from Puebla report that representatives of the Mexican government closed six Catholic schools for violating the constitution by teaching religion. Troops searched churches for foreign priests during services, causing considerable excitement though the effort yielded no results.
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Mexico City
Pueblot Sux
Sereras
Divyatches
Franc Goes Up Slightly and Other World News
FRANC climbs from 42.35 to 42.85 per dollar amid market rumors finance minister Caillaux intervened. Also notes on boxing lineup with Gloria Swanson and others, an auto theft in Chicago, composer Stamper wed to Edna Lowen, and foundry office looted with valuables missing.
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Moon
Caillaux
Weather Outlook for Washington and Atlantic States Week
Weather forecast for Washington and Atlantic States. mainly Monday through Tuesday. Local temperatures hover near normal with warmer conditions possible later in the week.
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Washington, Ily
North
Addie
Atlantic
Monas
Divorce Court Judge Seeks Transfer After Heavy Caseload
CHICAGO July 17 Judge John R Caverly 50 requests transfer from the Divorce Court after hearing 224 pleas in one day and averaging about 75 domestic tales daily The judge says the strain of endless divorce cases since the Leeford and Teeb Franks murder trial two years ago has become too much for him to continue in this role
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Chicago
John R. Caverly
Hls
Caverly
Leeford
Teeb
Franks
Survey of Army arsenals and ammunition stockpiles
Washington July 17 Major General Clarence C Williams chief of ordnance notes a complete survey of Army arsenals and ammunition stockpiles has been undertaken following complaints from multiple communities after the Lake Denmark explosion. The study will estimate costs to move munitions and inform Congress, which has not provided funds or authorization yet.
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Washington
Clarence C. Willams
Ordnance
War Department
Lake Denmark
Williams
Vavia
Congress
Station Robbery at Blue Ridge Summit Rail Station
The Western Maryland Railroad station at Blue Ridge Summit was broken into yesterday morning. A robber took 4 in coins from the telephone booth before being discovered by Station Agent Marvin Birely. Railroad detectives are investigating the burglary with the station left in disarray.
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Maryland
Blue Ridge Summit
Marvin Birely
Reopen Case Notes Spur Hall Mills Murder Mystery Update
In Trenton New Jersey on July 17 reports detail recent developments in the Hall Mills murder mystery as Governor Moore weighs action. A meal menu excerpt lists Cal and Al’s lunch offerings including fruit cup, cream soup, rock trout, boiled potatoes, green peas, lettuce and tomato, peach shortcake.
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Trenton
Hall-Mills
Moore
Alno
Cal
Great Forest Fires Sweep Northwest States
Fires raging across Washington Montana and Idaho have burned thousands of acres of timber and claimed many lives. U S Army called to help in Kame iksu National Forest Washington. Missoula forecaster warned a large area could be razed without rain as fires threaten Glacier National Park and surrounding forests.
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Seattle
Wash
Pacific Northwest
Guntromm
Washington
Montana
Idaho
Waalington
British Columbia
U. S. Army
Japan
Kameiksu National Forest
Santory Washington
Youth Falls Killing Self at Carroll Farm
Six year old Carroll boy Arthur Carroll of Baltimore died after falling into an eight foot well at the family summer home by the Hird river near Conington. He slipped while crossing fields to meet his father, breaking his neck in the fall.
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Baltimord
Carroll
Arthur Carroll
Hird River
Conington
Idelas
More Building This Year Is Indicated In 1926 Boom
New Fork July 17 Reports show construction activity nationwide will continue at near boom pace from 1925. Building permits and plans unveil 46 percent of cities in the first half of 1926, compiled by J. W. Straus and Company.
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New Fork
Indice- Hong
3. W. Straus and Company
Girl trapper's ambition in Edmonton taps big game money
Mary Bessie Huslett, a tapner in Edmonton Alberta, aims to study in big towns. She saves money earned from trapping and hunting large game to fund education.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Mise
Mary Bessie Huslett
Local Radio Fans Troubled By Station Conlomeration
Local radio listeners in Hagerstown and surrounding areas face ongoing interference as stations shift to longer wavelengths amid absent federal radio regulations. The Commerce Department warns cooperation is needed to avoid cross signals, while smaller radio sets struggle to receive clear programs amid the nationwide disruption.
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Phat
Hagerstown
Congress
Commerce Department
Secretary of Commerce
Honger
Department
Commerca
Alas Alena
Commarca
Minigera
New York
Metalx
Thors Hak Chaonges
Oflinta
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Charles Cronger
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James J Walker
Handsome Duck
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