Maughan Circles Hagerstown On Way To Coast
Lieutenant Russell Maughan attempted a sunrise to sunset flight from New York to San Francisco. He became briefly lost over Hagerstown at 5 40 am, circling the city about five minutes before regaining his bearings. The 8000 foot high plane was seen by many residents as it circled twice then headed west, continuing toward Dayton route adjustments.
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Russell Maughan
New York
San Francisco
Hagerstown
Dayton
Maughan
Mudnber
Logan
Mylng
Plana Walch
Mapaten
Beng Tute
Washington-Dayton
Young Bride’s Murder Puzzle To Authorities
Detectives probe the death of Mrs. Julia Coyne 18 of Port Perry with no conclusive ID of the killer. Her husband Patrick Coyne, with both legs off and in critical condition, may be questioned as officers plan to confront him with key facts to gauge certainty of the crime.
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Beevice
Miitsburg
Juliq Coyne
Port Perry
Patrick Coyne
West Pets Hospital
Martner
Coyne
Maine Hero Sigsbee Dies At 78 In New York
Rear Admiral Charles Dwight Sigsbee USN, hero of the Malay and commander of the Maine, died of heart failure in New York at age 78. Born in Albany, he joined in 1859, served in the Civil War, and earned medals for gallantry in the Spanish American War. He authored several books including The Personal Narrative of the Battleship Maine and Deep Sea Sounding and Dredging.
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International News Service
New York
Charles Dwight Sigsbee
Sigsbee
Albany
Annavolls
New York State
United States
Maine
Havana Harbor
Marne
Johnson Returns To Farm In Overalls As Senator
Magnus Johnson, newly elected U S Senator from Minnesota, returns to his Kimball area farm with wife. He resumes farm tasks as mother Milks cows, while Johnson adjusts to public life. Wording reflects hometown scene of a political figure back to rural duties.
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Johnson
U.S
Minneapolis
Minn
Magnus Johnson
United States
Minnesota
Kimball
Minnapolis
Swanton Johnson
Stich
Michoy Hay
Alvin
France Ready to Leave Germany After Ruhr Pact
London July 19 The French said in talks with Britain they would adopt invisible occupation of the Ruhr once German passive resistance ends They refuse to evacuate Essen until the first German annuity is paid under a new reparations deal France will keep administration on the left bank of the Rhine.
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David
Church
Kia
Tervice
London
Great Britain
Ruhr
Essen
France
Rhine
Sheriff's Party Seizes Suspects in Chicken Theft Ring
Five men Howard Kalebaugh and son Harry Smith of Pondsville Clarence Rudy of Bagtown Worth Dern of this city and two others were captured at Halfway by Sheriff Kline Deputy Sheriff Kaylor and Detective Thurston at 3 30 this morning on a charge of larceny of chickens. Four coops and three sacks filled with birds were seized as officers say they surprised the thieves in the act. Farmers reported heavy chicken losses as the roundup aimed to break a long running scheme. Investigators plan further probe to trace sales and recover owners of the fowl. (Continued on Page 12)
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Howard Kalebaugh
Harry Smith
Pondsville
Clarence Rudy
Bagtown
Worth Dern
Kline
Kaylor
Thurston
PMNO
Shereline
Another King Tut Discoverer Stricken With Curse Belief
Philadelphia reports Dr Clarence Stanley Fisher leader at Heyet tomb expedition fell ill after opening King Tut tomb. He is the fourth present to suffer illness, following Lord Carnarvon and Howard Carter. Gould caught a cold during visit. Springfield dispatch notes Matghat’s train over Illinois. Cle ar Spring man charged with assault. Manila notes Philippine Independence Commission to send Quezon to the United States for support against Governor General.
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Philadelphia
Tat
University of Pennsylvania
Clarence Stanley Fisher
Tutonkehumon
Fisher
Lord Carnarvon
Aled
Howard Carter
George J. Gould
Valerwntiount News Service
Manila
Phiippton Independence Commission
Manuel Quezon
Renato
United States
Wonil
Queron
Pabluot
Council of
Noveanon
Pratins Cayernicat
Flier Killed In Canyon Crash Near Jagged Rocks
An aviation figure, identified as a well known local aviator, died after his plane crashed 1600 feet down a canyon near Yalta Tahkoo. The incident, reported by the International News Service from Los Angeles, describes a twisting fall and a fatal impact on jagged rocks. Further details and location confirmations are sought by authorities.
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LOS Anghees
Tito & Nose Diva
Jack Gregory
Yalta Tahkoo
Faforima
Hon
Hia
Germany to Use Stern Means To Prevent A War
Berlin authorities warned the public that any attempt to overthrow the government would be crushed ruthlessly by force from both left and right. The government said the majority of people refuse to be dragged into internal bloodshed as communist and moderates accuse each other of preparing for a coup.
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S By & D. Wever International News Service
Berlin
Tula
Communista
Moderchialy
Sedan Burns In City Garage Amid Repairs
A sedan owned by Albert Danzer was badly damaged in a garage on South Street while undergoing repairs. A mechanic working on the car sparked the blaze before firefighters arrived. by the time they reached the scene the vehicle was largely demolished with the frame burned. In a separate incident at Crawford factory on Summit Avenue workers removing paint caused a fire that quickly spread. Neighbors alerted the alarm, and responders contained the blaze with damage estimated as significant.
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Albert Danzer
South Street
Crawford Factory
Summit Avenue
Serious Fire Destroys Kin Ball Area Businesses and Homes
A early today fire started in a Kin ball area restaurant near here and swept a block destroying ten business places and twenty residences. Officials estimate losses around 500 003 dollars with damage details still under inquiry. Local authorities clean up debris as investigators assess the scene.
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Bluefield
W. Vayu
Kinball
Wort
Frederick Crime Probe Promised by State's Attorney
State's Attorney pledges a probe into the Frederick crime amid new evidence described as sensational. Leo Weinberg commented on the case and potential disclosures as officials assess leads and public interest.
Campaign to halt grand jury ruling on Kepner case
Frederick Maryland July 19 A campaign by Kepner's attorneys seeks to block the special grand jury from indicting Edward B Kepner over the June 18 slaying of his wife They ask the foreman to ignore the murder verdict and launch a fresh inquiry into murder and possible self destruction theories
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Frederick
Graud
Eward B. Kepner
Kepner
Coranmer
Kepner Murder Case May See New Evidence Soon
Frederick Massachusetts July 19 Authorities say sensational new evidence will be produced soon that could change the Kepner murder investigation. Attorney Weinberg for Kepner promises revelations favoring Kepner and not proving Grace Kepner was murdered. Grand jury convenes next Monday and indicting B Ryatt Kepner, husband of the dead woman, seems certain. The shock of the daughter’s death is affecting Axel Houck 86 year old father, who is ill and may testify.
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International News Service
Frederick
Kepner
Leoj Weisberg
Weinberg
Grace Kepner
Rani
B. Ryatt Kepner
Wzra Houck
Life
Four Injured in Car Crash Near Kornatown Virginia
International News Service reports a crash near Kornatown Virginia involving two Maryland cars carrying eight tourists. Franklin Yeans of near Brunswick Maryland sustained multiple fractures. Wola Sterling and Alberta Mohier of Painter Rock Maryland suffered lacerations and sprains. Ance William Jeaneace also injured with cuts. The two cars collided at a telephone pole. one vehicle telescoped the other.
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Internationnal News Service
Martinsburg
W. Va
Branklin Yeans
Brunswick
Winchester
Vac
Misa Wola Sterling
Alberta Mohier
Rocka
Ance
William Jeane Ace
Maryland
Kornatown
Sheriff uncovers moonshine smuggling in local jail
Sheriff Kline and a Daily Mail representative expose inmates at the county jail obtaining canned heat and drinking it to dull their minds. They found smuggling by friends and relatives on visiting days. An inmate from Fraker’s case asks for more canned heat to heat food, and a letter claims a juror was fixed. Continued on page 12.
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Kline
Sheriff Kline
Daily Mail
Sheriff K¢line
Sone
Iin
Fraker
Western Maryland
Dollings Case May Enter Federal Courts
Ohio stockholders seek action against the Dollings Company and its subsidiaries, with potential federal jurisdiction if claims exceed 33000. Attorneys say the firms are solvent for creditor payments but stockholders could incur losses if liquidation occurs. Similar suits are contemplated in Indianapolis and Philadelphia with assets around 75 million.
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Dollings Company
Williams
Indianapolis
Fiulladelphia
Store Break-In at Wingerton Details Theft
Thieves broke into William E. Beachley’s general merchandise store in Wingerton today, entering through the front door with a skeleton key. They stole food and clothing including butter bread sausage shoes shirts pants and all pocket knives.
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William E. Beachley
Wingerton
Stolen Baby Believed Alive After Prisoner Confession
Philadelphia July 19 A prisoner confession by Thomas J. McAlister, a motor demonstrator, ties six escaped convicts from Eastern State Penitentiary to the kidnapping of Jean Coughlin’s baby on January 12, 1920. McAlister claims George Brown and August Pasquale boasted the child is alive and will be returned, while the group taunted detectives during a southbound car ride.
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Philadelphia
Tha
Eastern State Penitentiary
Thomas J. McAlister
Gao
Coughlin
Norristown
McAllister
George Brown
Williamsport Water System Study by Baltimore Engineers
A preliminary survey by Nelson Bird and Whitman of Baltimore assesses water system options for Williamsport. The report estimates installation costs from about 967,000 to over 90,000, analyzes unlimited Potomac water supply feasibility, fire protection needs, and water purity.
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Thy Burgess
Williamsport
Nelson Bird
Whitman
Baltimore
Brooding Over Love Affairs, Takes Life
Philadelphia drama of a youth described as William Roberts, 19, who shot and killed himself on his city doorstep early today. Police say the man, believed to be brooding over a love affair, had written a long letter before the act and mailed it. He was found by residents and rushed to a hospital after the shooting.
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John 2. Burns
Marcola Oregon
A.B. Bowman
Maryland Avenue
J.D. Burns
Chambersburg
Chambers: Arma
Tnternottoant News Servicoy
Philadelphia
William Roberta
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Daya
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Nia
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Germany
Sheriff’s Party
Dr. Fisher
Pharoah
Illinoie
Springfield
Lisut
Russell L. Matghat
Serosa
Hagaratown
Leo Weinberg
Hospital
Weslern
Dollings
Wingerton, MD
Beachley Place
Caughtin
Potomac River
Malta
Cosagochsrgas
Adyers
Ork
Sean
Quart
Richard B. Coxe
South Potomac Ateoet
India
Tuo
Foycorn
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