Entente Strain Deepens as Britain Warns France
London reports a sharp Franco British exchange over Upper Silesia and the Entente as Curzon warns that continued French policy could bring a general break up of the Entente. Paris delays until the August supreme council and Italy signals possible postponement of attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Newsy
London
Great Britain
France
Marquis Curzon
Britith
Weno
Lugerc ES
Groatin
al- Nad
Upper Silesia
Parla
Fraheg
foter-Allle’ Suprema Council
Millerand of
Franca
Sminigterial Council
Bonomi
Italy
Welaner Suggests Washington Square for Hagerstown WW Memorial
Joseph C. Welaner of Funkstown a leading mover in securing the World War memorial for that town suggests Washington Square as the site for a Hagerstown monument. He notes his past residence in Hagarstown and urges a practical approach despite criticism, citing deep interest in commemorating veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Welaner
Funkstown
Hagarstown
Washington Square
Hageratown
Welaner
Wattar
Merchants Plan to Use Wholesale Freight Payments
At a Williamsport Merchants Protective Association meeting last night, merchants voted to patronize wholesale firms willing to pay freight on goods shipped to Williamsport. A committee was formed to approach wholesalers in Hagerstown and other cities, noting local firms’ higher delivery costs. Wholesalers in Winchester and Frederick already bear freight, while Williamsport merchants claim daily charges average 87 cents. The association also set plans for a future outing. a committee was named to arrange data and venue. A bylaws draft was presented and adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Protective Association of
Williamsport
Willamsport
Hagerstown
Williameport
Lncal
Winchester
Frederick
Willamaport
H. M. Bell
A. C. Norrin
W. L. Delsughter
F. T
Hog Cholera Cases Hit Several Maryland Premises
The Bureau of Animal Industry at the Department of Agriculture reports multiple hog cholera cases on the premises of Joseph Curry at 324 Howard Street Hagerstown Pharos Horst Charlton and Sylvester Cota Kovdyaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Joseph Curry
Howard Street
Hagerstown
Pharos Horst
Charlton
Sylvester Cota
Kovdyaville
Gov Small Heads Week Long Illinois Road Tour
Governor Len Small, under indictment for alleged misappropriation of state funds, leaves Springfield with a five attorney cabinet. He plans a multi county inspection of road projects to aid contract awards and discusses plans with Kane County officials. Sheriff Moater holds warrants, but Small insists the sheriff has no right to arrest him and signals return next week for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Wews
Chicago
Len Small
Wiinois
T. ‘Yall
Kaas
Wili
Cote
Kane
Springfield
Sherlor Ionny Moater
Aarlleat
Smatl
Local youths charged with stealing cars and paying fines
Walter Galman and Charton Doerange appeared in Talaton Minor Police Court after being charged with car thefts. Each paid a $20 fine before morning session. A. Gunn settled a $5 fine for parking. Other names and details appear in fragmentary form from Wednesday’s notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Galman
Charton Doerange
Cval
Tualton
Pollca Court
Bridgeport Men Hurt by Dog Bites Seek Pasteur Treatment
George W. Surgan and his grandson Lawrence Burges were bitten by dogs that week in Aharpaburg and traveled to Baltimore for Pasteur Institute treatment. Burgy bitten in the leg, child in face and body. Four dogs were killed. one sent to Baltimore for analysis showing the rabies exposure. Authorities advised preventive treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Surgan
Lawrence Burges
Bridgeport
Aharpaburg
Hiig
Baltimore
Pasteur Instituta
Burgiy
Peauhhrra Returns From Summer Solooq
Mary of the sahoola tunchora has completed mate work and will return home today from the Giate Golage and Normal achoola in the Staty. The Ys Wooka' aiptinar cayran of ahedy proscribed by the sahoot Inn is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Aiptinar Cayran
Ahedy Proscribad
Sahoot Inn
Condition of Chaney stabilizes amid jail escape fears
Reports at noon say Harry Chaney remains in critical condition with bullet and shotgun wounds. Doctors and guards keep a strict watch to prevent any escape attempt as investigators pursue links to other inmates including Mike Bell and Tabler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Chang
Brather
Chaney
Ahe
W. B. Morrison
William Mideselt
Ascape
Chaney and Tabler
Mike Bell
Milk money pilferers busted by vigilant resident
A South Mulberry resident guarding milk bottles on her doorstep disrupted a theft ring that targeted milk money. A youth seized a bottle, then returned the money after being alerted by the woman who had stationed herself at a nearby window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mulberry
Orly
Aha
France to Give Soviet Relief
Atty Toternational Newn reports that France will provide relief to Russia if the Moscow Soviet agrees to pay the August public debt contracted under the former regime, permits the return of Fundian oxiioa, and grants the return of a full Therry of ad lon,t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parla
Feinen
Betot
Russia
Moscow
Amazon
Two at a Tim Mr and Men Norman Steele Hye
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals including Norman Steele and Healy Taio, with garbled lines about rivalries, events, and shots. The readable content is insufficient for a coherent news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Steele
Hinde Yan
Miss Maggie Stover's Estate Isil to Orphans Court
The will of the late Miss Maggie Stover, valued around 21000, was admitted to probate in the Orphans Court today. Principal beneficiaries include her Wichita, Kansas brother Daniel Stover, with other bequests to friends and named heirs. The estate includes Frick Company stock, Maryland Surety stock, life insurance to the brother, and the remainder to the Orphans' Homes. Albert J. Long named as administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Stover
Probata
Daniel Stover
Wichita
Kan
Mulberry Strees
Danilal O. Alter
Rings Recovered After Greencastle Bank Sting
Charlea G. Karpar cashier and Chief of Police Ray Baumgard led detectives who trapped Lac O. Mowery in Greencastle after he tried to collect 1600 as the return of rings looted from a Harrisburg jeweler's wife. The man, found with the rings, was arrested as he exited the First National Bank of Greencastle. the jewelry matched Boas's ad description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlea G. Karpar
First National Bank
Greencastle
Ray Baumgardher
Lac O. Mowery
Harrisburg
Rosa Boas
Abbottetown
Chile
Mr. Boas
Japan to Send a Large Party to Washington
Tokyo reports Tolwa plans a sizable delegation to the Washington conference. Likely envoys include Premier Hara Viscount Makino Count Uchida and Vicent Kato. Also included are various public figures connected to Japan's government and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokyo
Tolwa
Washington
Hara
Vise Sount Mikinu
Count Uchida
Viecent Kato
Ice Cream Poisoning Claims Children in New Orleans
In New Orleans on July 29 Amelie Scarcisca aged unknown died after eating ice cream from a freezer that was not clean. Two other children remain in critical condition and several more, including adults, are ill from the same batch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trteenatioan
New Orleans
Amelie Scarcisca
Forty Killed in Callao Riots Involving Sailors
Private advices report forty killed in Callao Peru during a riot among Spanish Italian and French sailors. The clash involved French sailors attacked by Italian and Spanish crews near equipped warships as United States dreadnoughts lie at Callao in the Deruvian centenary observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callao
Ory International
Bathoa
Panama
Callas
Peru
Lina
Tere
Itolian
Julia Michae
United States
Englishman Passes The Lie In Embass y Dinner Row
Washington report says Lord Northcliffe denied by British foreign office over cancelling invitation to dinner at the British embassy in Washington. London notes bitter split between Lloyd George and Lord Northcliffe with Curzon blamed for the affair. King George reportedly intervened denying Northcliffe’s claim that he urged the premier to stop harming subjects.
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Lord Northcliffe
Washington
International News
Washington, D. C
Foreign Office
Lord Curzon
Northcliffe
London
Lloyd George
Marquis Carson
Margulis Curvoo
Sir Auckland Geddes
Curzon
London Times
Great Britain
Internatinnal News
King George
New York
Lord Northclifte
House of Commons
Mayor and Council Faulted for Civic Improvement Co-operation
Special Report No 29 by the Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce accuses the mayor and city council of refusing to cooperate on civic improvements. It outlines needed sewerage, street grading, park and library funding, and police costs with cost estimates. The report argues a small tax increase could fund these measures if the chamber’s plan were adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Igs
Tha Raport
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Tren
Chantier
Fisalis
Harding says investigation will refute misinformation
President Harding told Representative Byrnes of South Carolina that an official inquiry shows any misleading statements harming a community will be fully rebutted. He indicated he is not convinced the pel lagra sltiation in the south is not serious and promises a complete refutation of errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny International News
Washington
Harding
South
Spain Prepares For a Big War in Morocco
International reports claim Spain plans a large war effort against Moroccan tribes after uprisings. Requisitioning shops in Spanish ports, troops are being sent to reinforce positions around Moletiel. Dispatches from London note heavy Spanish casualties and ongoing fighting across several fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Spain
Moetitle
Molilla
Cumberland Raid on Still
Cumberland police report a large Still raid in July in Cumberland at 29 South Cedar Street. Federal arraignment follows for violating the Volstead Act after officers found multiple barrels of raisin jack, gin, a boiler, sugar sacks, and related items in a bedroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Cumberlann
Jacob Gaulich
South
Cedar Street
Thea
Anderson
Kasilch
Hilsworth J. Schingel Marries George J. Bowers
Hilsworth J Schingel of Pennsylvania Avenue Motor Company wed George Jf Bowers, previously employed by Schindel near Marting burg. Schindel had purchased a threshing outfit and will continue in the threshing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilsworth J- Schingel
Pennsylvania Avenue Motor Company
George Jf. Bowers
Mr. Schindel
Near Martingburg
al Uhreshing Outfit
Will Gotuto
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Silesia
Entente
Winsport
Gov. Small
Hi. A. Gunn
Faye
Aventis
Acthie
Jase
Pasteur
Peauhhra
Prank
Diexson
Minols
Mulberry Street
Miss Stover
Greencastle Bank
Sheeler
Chambers
Mitre
James A. Shesler
Kia
Wilt
Myrtle W. Sheoter
Thay
Angardtown
Chambhoraburg
Shoglar
Nash
Pesartton Choes
John D. Long
Captare
Mia
A. D. Long
Williamanort
Whehington County Hospital
Mme
Mia Bell
Woodall
Pha
Pelted
Dhe
Gace
Melce
Countland
Vorioua
Mondeacissuo Park
Ides Ures
Aplandtit
Vere Peng
Phuheyy Hatt
Wheds
Ty International
Neu.son
WM. Mattson
Sonornt
Pasanger
Frojekt
Tha
Dtytayen
Otiaorboesharg
Haltinaro
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