Harding Finds Nothing Wrong In Alaska Must Tighten Regulations On Canneries
President Harding, aboard the Henderson, nears the end of his Alaska tour and declares little is wrong with the territory. He notes Alaska voices grievances mainly about Washington administration methods and policies, not calls for radical legislation. He signals possible tightening of cannery regulations to protect fishery supplies, warning that current methods deplete American food sources.
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George R. Holmes
Corremantent
International Netrs Service
Henderson
Harding
Alaska
Washington
Congress
Ladk
Cordova
Jastes
Contest for Tax Collector Nomination Opens in September Primaries
A contest for the Democratic nomination for tax collector unfolds in the September primaries. Keller B Bell, a former collector, and Mr. Tell, who served by appointment and ran two years ago, vie for the post after incumbent Albert Beyard defeated Tell. Edar P Byter is also in the running following filed papers. Also noted is the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Wreddy Keefer on July 16, with mother and child reported well.
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Keller B Bell
Tell
Albert 8
Mix Wreddy Keefer
Farente
Deputy Warns Noisy Bathers In Early Hours
Deputy Shrill Kaytor was awakened at 1 30 am by a call from Kemp s Mit about a disturbance at Kathera. He found a crowd enjoying a raucous gathering and warned them to be quieter before returning home.
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Kaytor
Fran Kemp
Mit
Moseagg
Kathera
Relvea
Carhip
Anya
Kaylor
Weekly Weather Forecast for Middle Atlantic State
The upcoming seven days promise generally warm and fair conditions across the Middle Atlantic region. A chance of widely scattered light showers is noted at times, with temperatures varying but staying mild overall. Localized spots may experience brief unsettled spells.
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Auantic Staten
Calf causes fatal crash injuring girl passenger
Pittsburg July 21 Miua Grace Cain 20 of Glinton Pay diet at Sewickley Hospital from two fractured skulls as Charlies Gittcon of Sorapotis swerves to avoid a stray calf. The girl was thrown from the car landing on her head fatally injured. Cain dies later.
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Ity
Internattepat Nera
Pittsburg
Miua Grace Cain
Glinton
Sewickley Hospital
Charlies Gittcon
Imperial
Gittson
Colored boys arrested as shoplifters
Sidney Dorney and Albert Combs, both youths, were arrested this morning on charges of shoplifting. Detectives followed their movements after observing suspicious behavior at a store and found small items on them. The pair admitted the charges and await grand jury proceedings under $300 bond each as investigators pursue further leads.
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Eploréd Hove
Sidney Dorney
Bethel Stroot
Albert Combs
Pon-Mar aVenue
Chingen
Inrcony
Tustlda Bitner
Atendy Lowes
Thuratan
Abe
Pollea Ara
Judge sentences tone of American Legion editorial case
The American Legion case ends with a six month sentence for a slur. Judge Hugo notes the trial focused on an editorial that accused members of the organization of wrongdoing. Lorenz is identified as the writer of the piece criticizing Legion leaders. The judge insists the country must endure as a world power.
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American Legion
Bat
Hugo
Lopen
Lorenz Won
Mombera
The
Legion
Trampa
Vagebontte
Baltimore Publisher Murat Rothschild Drowns at Atlantic Beach
International News Service reports the body of Murat Rothschild, wealthy Baltimore publisher, was not recovered after a drowning incident off the Hurt-in-the-toot of Atlantic City. Police and lifeguards searched the waters for hours as his wife, son, and daughter watched. the husband vanished and was not found.
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Ny International’ News Secrtocy
Atgantic Olty
Waela
New High Payroll Record For U S Factories
The Federal Reserve Board says factory payrolls in the United States have reached a new record. Large gains in employment occurred in twenty leading industries including tobacco petroleum refining steel sawmills and building materials. Heaviest increases were in textiles iron and steel car building and automobile manufacturing due to wage hikes by steel mills.
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Harry Flory
Washington
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Pee Bone
Staahaaejey
Settlement Of Ruhr Issue Up To France
London dispatch reports France holds the key to the Ruhr reparations muddle. England’s draft note to Germany awaits allied replies, but France’s response alarms observers. The note and memorandum are guarded, with tacit silence on decisive terms. The article hints at broader plans from Paris and limited official comment.
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Ruhr
France
David M. Church
Ataw Corresponfané
Internattonal Service
London
England
Germany
Belgium
Italy
Japan
United States
Pyonilor Nardyin
Comitona
Child Leaps Two Stories From Home Window
An eight year old girl, Ruby Schrader, narrowly escaped serious injury after leaping from a second story window onto the pavement. She fell with several playmates nearby and was carried inside by onlookers, then rushed for medical evaluation. The scene drew a small crowd as bystanders offered aid.
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Ruby Schrader
Raat
Beald
Wnburt
Bootleggers Clash With Authorities On North River Pier
International News Service reports a confrontation at Pier 44 on the North River as bootleggers attempted to move contraband. The clash involved gunfire and a small group of armed men briefly, with several thousand dollars in contraband halted.
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Bty International News Service
Yoric
W. M. Tupper
Pier 44
North River
Affon & Battle
Guatoma
Third Time The Charm For Army Aviator Maughan
Lieutenant Russall L. Maughan of the Army Air Corps fails again in a continental span attempt. Despite prior efforts, the crew faces another setback as they push toward the ambitious transcontinental goal with renewed resolve and training.
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Russall L. Maughan
Army Gutar
Tae
Famous flyer over city Thursday examined by papers
The Daily Mail rebutted a report of a famed flyer passing over Hagerstown on Thursday, noting that Lieutenant Maughan lost bearings over Pennsylvania while following the Potomac route from Dayton to Washington. Cumberland reports corroborate the overflight near Cumberland and Frostburg.
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Hagerstown
Daily Mail
Adonard
Thia City
Arid
Maughan
New-York
Pennsylvania
International Nowd Service
Dayton
Hid Cours
Washington
Maughan-pssalag
Cumberland
Frostburg
Aid
New York
Mail
Pennajlyatla
YMCA Camp Wy-Ho-Ha Opens For Seven Boys
Physical Director John R. Wilson of the Y M C A announced arrangements restricting camp Wy-Ho-Ha to seven more boys next week due to cold accommodations.
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John R. Wilson
Wy-Ho-Ha
Daugherty Ordered as Witness in Morse Case
A subpoena was served ordering Harry A. Daugherty to appear in the District of Columbia Federal Court at 10 A M Monday as a witness in the U S v Charles W. Morse ship fraud case. The note indicates government action linked to the Morse investigation.
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International Nown Service
Columbub
Ohio
Harry Af. Daugherty
District of Columbia
Ad & Witness
U. S. Va
Wy Moras
Ersseuta
Masons To View Holy City Temple Exhibit
AMasons chapter has viewed the display of the Temple of the Holy City at the Y M C A. They invite Masons from the city and vicinity to view the exhibit on Monday evening, July 23, at 8 o'clock, noting it has been prepared for Masons by organized effort.
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Thiol R
Masons
Y. Mi. G. A. Anil
Ovary
Lima
Masoud
Angaested
New Garage Planned in Williamsport by Charles & Renner
Charles and Renner, operating a garage on Virginia Avenue, have purchased a lot on the southeast corner of Conocothesque and Ind. Late bury streets in Williamsport. The site was formerly part of a hotel lot destroyed by fire two years ago. Mr Reuters, who paid 39,506 for the lot, plans erecting a garage on the space with construction and equipment underway.
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Charles & Renner
Virginia Avenue
Williamsport
Clarence A. Gaytor
Conocothesque
Bury
Reuters
Unclear Holdings Tied To Dollings Co In State
Baltimore July 21 alarm grows among Maryland investors after news of Dollings Company of Ohio seeking a receive. Inquiries pour into financial houses across the state about stock held by R. & Doltinga Company of Pennsylvania and related Maryland interests. Exact amounts are unavailable but believed large, with much stock reportedly held along the Eastern Shore at Haston where regional offices operated.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Dollings Company
Ohio
Baltimore Financial Homes
R. &. Doltinga Company
Ronnsylvania
Hastera
Haston
Train director driven insane ends in suicide
Pittsburg report states veteran railway official Playley Maratall directed trains daily and, driven mad by relentless duties, killed himself. Deputy Governor John Panner announced jurors returned a verdict. Separate dispatch notes unrest at London and Hull with strikes halting port work.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Staton Daily
Playley Maratall
Gotonor
John Panner
Mail finds Van Patten in Baltimore
Stark Walker received a letter from the American Bankers Association seeking the address of John Van Patten formerly of Mitchell avenue. The association reportedly has some money for him and the latest word places Van Patten in Baltimore.
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Day City
Stark Walker
American Bankers’ Association
John van Patten
Mitchell Avenue
Tly. Mn
Walker
Daily Mall
van Patten
Baltimore
D Valera Calls for Peace After Irish Elections
Ramon De Valera, leader of Sinn Fein, issues a declaration of peace stating no intention to renew war after elections. He says the war is finished and aims to pursue economic reforms while opposing foreign authority in Poland or Foland.
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Ay Teternativeat News Service
Dublan
Ramon’ de ` Va ‘Lera
Teader
She ‘Ilah
de Varders
Sinn Fein
Foland
Bigamist and thief escapes prison again
Philadelphia July 21 Erwin Wilson 86 fled from the State Hospital for the Criminally Insane at Parylew Pa while awaiting disposition on four indictments. Wilson had left a trail of wives and stolen cars across the country and reportedly took a 1920 model Studebaker belonging to a hospital official. Crews fined in London for conspiracy to impede ship movements lie at the heart of two brief items.
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US Enternational
Newn-Service
Philadelphia
Erwin, Wilson
State Hospital
Ylew
Mongage
Wilson
Baker
Boardis
Pennsylvania
Tnteresailonal
London
Fly
The
White
New York
Drouth Threatens County Crops After Unsettled Weather
After two harsh years of frosts and a lingering drought, the county faces severe crop losses as dry winds and heat scorch corn and fruit trees. Growers report diminishing yields, with fruits and vegetables declining while prices rise. Local observers warn that continued hot winds could ruin bumper crops.
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Drouth
J. A. Millar
Keedyavil
Stithyburg
Lhene
Tomas
Alter
Irene Castle boards Lafayette for New York on French liner
Paris dispatch reports Irene Castle leaving for New York aboard the Lafayette accompanied by relatives and a goat amid questions of divorce rumors. Her husband Robert Treman and partner Billy Reardon are cited as observers, with Irene aiming to keep him guessing about proceedings.
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Bratt Gorresboudenty
Ono Oe
Paris
Bob
Irene Castle
Treman
International News Service
Havre
New York
Lafayette
Robert Treman
Billy Reardon
Edeausy
Irene
Anim
Leon
Anti-Saloon League Poised to Back Leader in Trial
Whsterville Ohio July 24 The Anti-Saloon League endorses William A Anderson as the probable beneficiary of a forthcoming indictment and trial. League officials say they back the leader amid ongoing cases of forgery and prand threeny related to the muportintentiont, with expectations the indictment may proceed in New York.
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Fafeesattougl
Whsterville
Ohio
AnthSaloon League
William A. 'Andoraon
Dry Baker
Suport
London
Taterni Uonal Nova Service
Prand Threeny
New York
Anderson
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Edgar P. Eyler
Kemp
Sidney Dorsey
Thurston
the Legion
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U. S
International Commission
Rook Bprings
Wyo
McCook Field
Hiating
Roorwieh
Daugherty
Morse
Holy City
AEY
Chas, C. Renner
Wurther Doner- Hong
Hull
D’valera
Smithaburg
Parls
Albert 'B
Beyard Tere
Promiver ‘Rat
Hckaeutys
Wendt Hie
Anti-Saloon League
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