British government to speak on naval talks in Commons
London July 26 The British government will present a statement in the House of Commons on the tripartite naval negotiations tomorrow or Thursday said by Sir Austin Chamberlain foreign minister and acting premier Americans impatient Geneva July 26 The American delegation asked for information on when Bridgeman the British lead and Earl Cecil in London would return to Geneva to resume talks Bridgeman told Gibson he expected to return Sunday but no word has arrived from London
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London
House of Commons
Austin Chamberlain
House
Geneva
Tripartite Naval Conference
W. G. Bridgeman
Earl Cecil
Bridgeman
Hugh S. Gibson
Shooting Up for Hearing in City Court
W E Morgan of Corbett's Addition faced arraignment in city court before Judge Richard Duffey after a drunken shooting spree last night. He fired a shotgun twice, then locked himself in his home. Housekeeper Mrs M Mertz fled with the Dutrow family as Morgan reportedly wrecked the interior. Miss Mary Dutrow was struck by dirt from the shot as she stood in the yard.
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W. ES. Morgan
Corbett
Juden Richard Duffey
Morgan
Mamie Mertz
Victor Dutrow
Dutrow
Mary Dutrow
Largest airship RS-1 on its way from Lakehurst to New Jersey
The RS-1, the largest airship of its type in the United States, departed from Langley Field at 7:06 A.M. today, routing via Bolling Field Washington. It will reach the New Jersey station later, passing over Philadelphia and Atlantic City en route from Lakehurst, N.J.
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Newpott Nws
United States
Vangley Field
Lakehurst
N. J
Bolling Field
Washington
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
False arrest suit filed in Baltimore man sues Duffey Easley
Harry S. Baker through attorney Arthur P. Shanklin files in court here today a false arrest suit against Richard Duffey and Samuel C. Easley seeking 100 in damages for an arrest on May 4 1925. The plaintiff alleges a false and malicious arrest and the judge could not recall the echo.
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Harry S. Baker
Arthur P. Shanklin
Baltimore
Plane landing draws police action at city airstrip
In Los Angeles a landing incident led to police involvement and the arrest of aviators Ceeter Ro Adams and Berser Johan son on a charge of Intervention. General Averofen, a former prominent opponent of King Berdinand, publicly declares support for Premier Araptine amid political dates and events.
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Los Angeles
Judy Utte Spope
Eullay
Ceeter Ro Adams
Berser Johanson
Averofen
Prominey
Berdinand
Tacharest
Araptine
Anes Hye
New York May Walk Tomorrow Amid Transit Strike Threat
New York faces a possible transit strike as elevated and subway lines in Manhattan and Brooklyn, plus surface cars in Brooklyn, were at risk. The Amalgamated Association plans a 5 pm vote on strike action over recognition and union rights, with arbitration on hours and pay offered. City fleets are being bolstered to cover expected disruption.
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New York
Patrick J. Shea
J. H. Coleman
Hugh Frayne
Shea
Coleman
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric
Frayne
American Federation of Labor
New
York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Company
Brooklyn City Railroad
Amalgamated
Bustamente to Educate 11 Children in Indiana
New York July 26 Eleven children of Miguel Bustamente of Ghile, who owns 27 ranches totaling four million acres, will be educated in Indiana. Bustamente kept the 13 aboard ship until the train to South Bend, saying Ghile allows roam at will but New York would scatter them in an hour. Ages range from two to 18.
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New York
Miguel Bustamente
Indiana
Senor Bustamente
South Bend
Typhoon sinks Chinese junk near Hong Kong
A large Chinese passenger junk overturned in a typhoon off Hong Kong, with about 150 feared dead. Two launches towing the junk were sunk. The vessel was en route from Canton to Hong Kong when disaster struck, according to reports from Hong Kong.
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London
Hong Kong
E Events News
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Gov Al Smith Becomes Grandfather Again
Albany July 26 Governor Smith is a grandfather again a seven pound daughter born to his daughter Mrs John A Warner today Major and Mrs Warner were married in 128 Major Warner is superintendent of the state police
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Smith
John A. Warner
Major
Warner
Major Warner
Negro charged with stealing a watch in local court
Robert Morgan colored was arraigned for larceny of a watch and scheduled for a 2 o'clock hearing before Judge Duffey. He claimed a tec user gave him the watch but that he was seeking him when arrested for returning it.
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Robert Morgan
Welock
Duffey
Morgan
Governor Ritchie Receives Death Sentence Notices
Governor Albert C. Ritchie was officially notified of the death sentence for William Fleury Rose, a Frederick County negro, found guilty of murdering Mrs. Lottie McBfresh of Thurston. The execution date was postponed pending crime and trial details from State's Attorney William M. Stormy. Swann and Simmons, also negroes, sentenced to death for Edward Carpenter's murder, received hearings set for August 2.
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Albert C. Ritchie
William Fleury Rose
Frederick County
Lottie McBfresh
Thurston
William “M. Stormy
Arthur Swann
Odi Simmons
Neeroes
Edward Carpenter
la Plata
Charles County
Ross
Tex Thinks Radio Fans Should Pay
Vox Rickard is quoted in the Evening Warl today as saying Candia is driving away cheaper seat buyers at boxing shows. The Edf fights are to show a fair prom radio fans will have to submit to one sort of voluntary tax.
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York
Vox Rickard
Candia
Man leaps to death in New York city
Scores of workers heading to their jobs in New York watched William Barnes, superintendent of the United States Rubber Company at 1790 Broadway, leap from the twentieth floor. The body lay on the sidewalk amid stunned bystanders as young women fainted and were taken to nearby shops for help.
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New York
William Barnes
United States Rubber Company
Broadway
Tarnes
Fin Brooks A
Torpedo Explodes in Scrub Game in Chicago
Samuel Demorta, 25, was seriously injured in Chicago when a railroad track torpedo used as a baseball exploded as he struck it with a bat in a scrub game.
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Chicago
Samuel Demorta
Shank Will Probate Governs Frederick County Estate
The will of Eleanor M. H. Shank was probated in Orphans' Court. John H. Shank selects between dower rights and real estate. Residue benefits Mountain Dale Church and Broadfording Dunkard Church, with annual bequests. Executors named Arthur B. Rice and Roy B. Rice.
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Eleanor M. H. Shank
Orphans’ Court
John H. Shank
Mountaindale
Frederick County
Broadfording Dunkard
Washington County
Arthur B. Rice
EB. May Rice
Maria Shank
Viola Michael
Jennie Boyer
Arthur
Roy B. Rice
Fireman Dies Under Wheels of Rum Runner
Washington police pursue a speeding automobile that plowed into a fire truck, killing Lieut. Samuel L. Callahan of the fire department and injuring three Black women. One suspect was arrested after the crash. others escaped.
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Washington
Samuel L. Callahan
Salisbury Fire Extinguished After Seven Hour Battle
Salisbury Massachusetts July 26 Firemen subdued a seven hour blaze that threatened the C R Disharoon Company lumber mill crate and basket plant. Three storage houses and part of the yard burned but the mill across the street was saved. Loss estimated at $55,000. The cause remained undetermined.
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Salisbury
C. R. Disharoon & Ce
Chimney blast investigation continues after fatal explosion
State's Attorney Harper Ballentine said the Gouker chimney explosion case remains open and thorough. John J. Ferguson's report is held for public release after checks. Chemical soot analysis was done but not disclosed. Police suspect monoxide buildup. house repaired and ready for occupancy.
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Harper Ballentine
William Gouker
South Potomac Street
Herrick Undergoes Second Operation in Ten Days
United States Ambassador to France Myron T. Herrick, age 73, was operated on again today in Cleveland the second such procedure in ten days. Surgeons reported he reacted well with no complications feared.
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Cleveland
Myron T. Herrick
United States
France
Man Shoots Self in Head Near Chambersburg
Frank Kump, 43, a carpenter of near Chambersburg, Pa., attempted suicide by shooting himself in the head with a revolver in an orchard behind his home yesterday. He told his wife he planned to die but she thought he was joking. After a search, Kump was found wounded but conscious and was taken to the hospital. No reason was given.
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Frank Kump
Chambersburg
Kimip
Nol
Mate
Kump
Chamberlin to Receive Flying Cross
Rapid City dispatch reports President Coolidge plans to award the Distinguished Flying Cross to aviator Clarence Chamberlin, potentially transferring the medal from New York to Germany, if legally feasible.
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Rapid City
Coolidge
Clarence Chamberlin
New York
Germany
Confessed Murderers Held After Car Robbery Spree
Police say Ralph Williams and Wallace Johnston confessed to a series of holdups linked to two men identified as Howard Hastetter and Robert Hastetter. Investigators allege the suspects are wanted across several states for crimes including armed robbery and murder in a string of car thefts and robberies.
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Dethiwe Youns
Ralph Williams
Wallace Johnston
Rey
Howard
Robert Hastettter
Divorce Granted for Lillian Johnson in Morning Hearing
Divorce granted to Lillian BR Johnson from Joseph F Johnson by Judge Frank G Wagner. Abandonment alleged. Attorney Charles Birger represents Johnson. Birger petitions for new trial. Brief mentions of gang connections and murder trial contexts without clear, coherent details.
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Wig
Joseph Fr. Johnson
Frienk G. Wageman
Charles Wy. Wolf
Ate. Johnson
Birger
Charles Birger
Southern
Ean Veethron
Adame
Peter
Bud Stillman Bequeaths Half Inheritance to Lena Wilson
New York dispatch reports Bud Stillman gives Lena Wilson one half of his inheritance from his paternal grandfather. The trust fund is valued at 2.5 million dollars, separate from his father’s estate estimated at 50 million. The report originates from Grand Ange Quebec and carried by the New York American.
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New York American
Grand Ange
Que
Bud Stillman
Lena Wilson
Young Stillman
Sunday Blue Laws Reveal A Paradox In Maryland
Maryland blue laws allow sales of cigars tobacco milk fruits and other items on Sunday yet prohibit match es meat and groceries. Gas stations may sell gasoline but not tires while bakers may sell bread but flour is not permitted. Reformers tried to repeal antiquated laws but were blocked by allied groups. Frederick County shows Sunday baseball sentiment and a vote on liberalizing the laws is debated amid ministerial opposition.
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Frederick County
Ministerial Association
Law and Order League
Lord's Day Alliance
Woman dies after Tuscarora mountain crash
Mrs. Harry Sweeney of Philadelphia died at Chambersburg Hospital from injuries in a Sunday morning automobile accident on Tuscarora Mountain. Her husband, a resident at Chambersburg hospital, suffers a compound fracture of the collar bone. Their car descended the grade five times, brakes failing and the vehicle overturning repeatedly.
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Harry Sweeney
Philadelphia
Chambersburg Hospital
Tuscarora Mountain
We Chambersburg Hospital
Sweeneys
Othe Varget
Sweeney
New York Expected To Be Scene Of Battle
New York expected to host a major boxing event as the New York State Athletic Commission prepares for a show in September with plans for a heavyweight bout. Chairman AL Karney of the boxing board notes Chicago is a contender and reports indicate strong interest from heavyweights in this season.
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New York
Dady
Fae Ca
Fair Board to Act Today on Racing Meet
Baltimore promoters join fair directors for a tentative August racing meet with pari mutuel betting. Directors favor the plan, bearing expenses and sharing profits, while some urge a guaranteed sum. Races set for August 22 to 27 with purses over 500. State Racing Commission supervision and an official in charge. An article notes elephant excitement near an airplane in Burma and mentions a new play inspired by Lindbergh.
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Palmer Tennant
Baltimore
Fair Association
State Racing Commission
Four Take 10 Mountains As They Quit Car
Bank robbers fled Mount Jackson Virginia after holding up the Mount Jackson National Bank for 2000 dollars and escaping in a car. Pursuit spread across Hardy County and toward Romney with bloodhounds tracking the four bandits, two men and two women, through the wilderness ten miles from a phone. Authorities confiscated clothing and letters from the car and vowed to press the chase until capture.
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Mount Jackson
West Virginia
Maryland
Hancock
Berkeley Springs
Paw Paw
Keyser
W. Va
Associated Press
Borden
Shenandoah County
Lost City
Creek Pumps to Start in the Morning
Antietam Creek water will begin flowing through city mains tomorrow with Bridgeport pumps expected to start unless heavy rain tonight affects Smithsburg Edgemont. Officials say the water will be hard but pure, treated daily, and a two day west end reservoir supply may delay full mains flow until soft water is exhausted.
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Bridgeport
Smithsburg
Edgemont
West End
Jnver
Conta
Lena Wilson Weds Bud Stillman in Wooded Canadian Wedding
Grant Anse Que July 26 four page. Lena Wilson daughter of the woods becomes bride of Bud Stillman of New York in an outdoor ceremony prepared by three Homan Catholic priests from Three Rivers. Large supplies of wine and beer for a multi day celebration traveled thirty miles from Latigue as family farewells passed. The couple plan a Paris and Scotland honeymoon before residing in New York where the groom pursues a medical career.
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Villasets
Latigue
Nurmors
Wena
LaTuque
Bue
Paris
Scotland
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