Demand Made Of Soviet For The Release Of All Americans Held Prisoner
The United States State Department reports a new note demanding the immediate release of Americans held by Soviet Russia. The communication was sent to the American consular agent at Reval for delivery to the Soviet representative. It warns Moscow that the Soviet authorities cannot expect U.S. aid for Russia’s people, while Americans remain imprisoned under Soviet orders. About eight Americans are in Sete Rules with others detained by Soviet authorities, not all in prison.
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United States
Washington
Fiag
Russia
State Department
Reval
Wdla
Apne
Muspia
Acuiet
Thera Pra
Famous Campers Reach New Grounds In Transit
The Fireatone camping party led by Honey Ford Harvey 8 moved through Sumberland and Hancock yesterday, stopping briefly for refreshments. A physician treated an infected hand of Ditto Clghrepruig, operated on by Dr. B A Wareham this morning at Keynor Ridge station.
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Honey Ford
Harvey
Fireatone
Bishon Wildun Anderson
Thomas A. Hollion
Keysor Rilge
Sumberland
Gonte
Hancock
Horry
B.A. Wareham
Bryan Caught as a Speeder in Waukegan Lecture Incident
In Waukegan on July 27 William J. Bryan attempted a lecture from Dovelan, Wista Wauke. The police judge released Bryan without a fine after identifying him, while the Commoner clarified his identity.
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Bryan
Waukegan
Willian J. Bryan
Dovelan
South Resents Pellagra Report in Deep South
Atlanta July 27 A regional dispute erupts over a claim of famine linked to pellagra in the South. States deny the report and Georgia lawmakers adopt a resolution denouncing the assertion as untrue while Florida presses a contrasting view that the Republican stance tolerates suffering in the region.
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Ny International Nova
Atlanta
South
Georgia
Stata Seneta
Preas
Florida
Washington
City High Points Waterless as Water Main Break Hits Mulberry
A 12 inch water main break at Mulberry and East avenue cut water supply to City High and upper city areas for about five hours. Pressure fell from 66 to 25 pounds, affecting breakfast cleanup and daily routines until service returned around mid afternoon. Officials warned restoring full pressure and ensuring supply to all high points with reservoir and pumping adjustments. The blast caused visible damage near the trench but did not breach the pipe, and containment measures controlled flow at multiple points as crews worked to reestablish normal service.
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Hagerstown
Mulberry
East Avenue
WUA RW Gel FY Stapanes Aeeina Nean Section Company
Seeligna
Prasatite
Tia Ely
Antigham
Creal
Vatvoy
Tila
Indictments Filed Against Banker Sturgin In Embezzlement Case
Two indictments accuse Warren C. Sturgin, head of the Michigan Avenue Trust, of embezzlement and larceny. Grand Jury actions, announced by Assistant U.S. Attorney James McKane, show alleged shortages possibly exceeding $1,000,000. Mrs. Sturgin and daughter Wayton detained for questioning.
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Thternathoaat
Chicago
Warren ¢. Alurgin
Nugalug
Michigan Avenue Trust
Galilee
Ward
Assistiol Brute
Janes McKans
Uxart
Stuegina
Ty Fn
Sturght
W4yton
Offer Piece-Work to Former Employees
Fragmented notice reports a plan to offer piece-work to former employees. The item mentions a local entity and a July date, with unclear names and details due to damaged text. The readable portions indicate employment work arrangements and potential discharge or reorganization actions.
Japan Accepts U S Invitation to Disarmament Conference
Washington reports Japan has accepted President Harding’s invitation to join an international conference on disarmament and Far Eastern policies. The Japanese embassy in Washington confirmed the reply, though officials offered few details and withheld comment. State Department staff were not certain the answer fully satisfied expectations.
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Newry
Washington
Japan
Harding
Tokyo
State Department
Lecy Hughes
Vsit
Change in Coal Concern In City and Port
Announcement notes a reorganization of Steffey and Findlay, a leading coal concern, with withdrawing member J Grason Steffey and B Wright stating no further changes. The firm operates large coal yards in town and Wittansport, with long time operations and wharfage on the C and Canal. Edward P Steffey and the original members are mentioned. future plans remain undisclosed.
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Steffey
Findlay
Williamae
J. Grason Steffey
B. Wright
Wittansport
C. and
Canal
Mr. Steffey
Businasa
Toste Enchint
Edward P. Stetley
Jamae Findlay
Ware
Ein Hte
Sminy
Plaug. I
Three warrants out for Smalls apprehension
International News from Springfield Illinois reports three arrest warrants issued for Governor Sea Small of Winds. The action marks the state’s effort to compel the governor to submit to Illinois criminal courts. A 24 hour grace period for peaceful surrender expired.
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International
Springfield
Ill
Guv
Sherry
Henry Mestor
Illinois
Tteles
Grace
Chicago
Burn Boy Plays With Matches Scarred by Fire
A boy named Clyde, son of H. M. Lippy, Kneisley Apartments, was lightly burned while playing with matches on the back porch. His mother extinguished the blaze before it grew. The incident also mentions a broken collarbone from a separate fall.
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Clyde
H. M. Lippy
Kneisley
Hip Mhothar
Another Golf Tourney Planned Between Cumberland and Hagerstown
Arrangements for a golf tournament at Hagerstown Country Club between Cumberland and Hagerstown set for Saturday August 6. It will be the third in a series of matches with Cumberland sending 20 to 25 golfers. The Western Maryland Championship is involved and the title will be decided in October.
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Hagerstown Country Club
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Phta
Western Maryland
Refuses New Trial in Sefton Gar Case
Judge Gila in Chawsherspurg denies a new trial in the Sefton Gar case. Thejury verdict sustained the original ruling, and the trial is not to proceed. The action concerns a refusal by an accident insurance company to pay the full indemnity of a policy tied to the late IL D Sot ton, former of Lager.
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Gila
Chawsherspurg
Sefton
IL D
Sotton
Swearing In 225 Election Officials Sets Record
The county Board of Election Supervisors swore in about 225 officials, including three women, the largest daily qualification ever. Women named include Misa Grace Rowland Mia John Obriat Hancock and Mias Helen McAvoy Democratic judge of attention. Sworn in by Dr D G R Miller Barry M Hartle and Charlee W Harman. Twenty five officials remain to qualify later due to data waiting.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Misa Grace Rowland
Mia
John Obriat
Hageretown
Mias
Helen McAvoy
Hancock
Atention
D. G. R. Miller
Barry M. Hartle
Charlee W. Harman
Marhag Reveals Inside Story in White Sox Scandal Trial
William Bly Mabarg, the state’s last witness, testified that Eddie Cicotte told Bill Burua he and the Oblek Gang planned to throw the 1918 World Series. The alleged conversation, said to have occurred at the Ansonia Hotel in New York, was a central piece of the prosecution’s case as Mabarg’s testimony was expected to conclude the state’s case.
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Toy International Vern
Chicaze
William Bly
Maturg
Ddie Cicotte
Bill Burua
Oblek Gang
White Sox
Byrne
Malarg
Ansonia
New York
Mabarg
Mabacq
Meeting Tonight of Spanish American Veterans at G A L Hall
The Spanish American veterans plan their monthly gathering at the G A L Hall Market Hauao in the evening. All comrades are invited. Mr and Mrs Harry Tledwanl and Mr Wy Weath ington are listed among attendees.
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G. AL. Hall
Market Hauao
At & Bhig
Hal Pronant
Manshirwan Messiok
Wankington
Te Apanding
Sumo Tla
Mr. and
Mra
Harry Tledwanl
Wy Weathington
Ateast
Jail escape attempt ends with Chaney shot at hospital
Harry Chaney and John Tabler, both under bond for larceny charges, attempted a jail break using a hack saw and improvised rope. Chaney was seriously wounded by gunfire during the escape and transported to Washington County Hospital for operation. Tabler wounded in the foot and both await trial on the larceny case. A $60 stash found in Chaney's hospital bed pillow is being investigated along with other sources of the money. State's Attorney is away. Sheriff Duffey and Deputy Crampton led the pursuit and securing of the scene.
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Harry Shane
John Tabler
Washington County
Wolfinger
Chaney and
Tabler
Duffey
Crampton
Cadaey
Friedda
Chaney
Daley
Otis
Rickard
Kin
Jet
Tatler
Diey
Rickards
Ag Dto
Table
Bettef
Hornish & Harper
Cearfoss
Severdl
Pennsylvania
Cass
Swell Time in Tropics on Wireless Telegraph Duty
Roger Clipp son of Mr and Mrs William Clipp of Broadway recently began duty aboard a ship with a wireless telegraph service in Honduras Central America and reports he is having a well time in the tropics.
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Roger Clipp
William 4. Cliipp
Broadway
Honduras
Central America
Tropics
Spaniards Gain Ground in Moroccan Front
Reports from Madrid on July 27 state heavy fighting persists along the Moroccan battlefront as Spanish forces tighten control. Advices to the war ministry describe advances in Moella district with a sortie into Mt. Asalayoa, and communications with nearby units remain intact despite partisan disruption.
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Madrid
War Ministry
Moella
Mt. Asalayoa
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