Paris Faces Anti Fascist Clash at Deputies Meeting
In Paris a large anti fascist demonstration gathered outside the Chamber of Deputies as Magetist Royalist supporters clashed with deputies. More than a hundred lawmakers surrounded fascist leaders Daudet and Jaider, shouting threats and burning a banner. Deputies Violette Moutet and Sangnier were assaulted en route to a rally.
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Frank E. Mason
Itynternational New Service
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Athouz Dovdat
Jaider
Friewig
Daudet
Tuon
Toy
Tayiliod Violette
Moutet
Sangnier
Adve Helms
Eputies
Qaanliliok
Gastor Oll
Plasterers Raise Wage Scale to $1.25 an Hour
The Plasterers' Union of Hagerstown set a new wage scale of $1.25 per hour effective today, a 26 percent increase from prior pay. Two city contractors reportedly offered to pay the new rate, while others refused. Most plasterers in the city, except four, are believed to be employed at the new wage, with further work expected for others.
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P. C
Plasterers' Union of
Hagerstown
Agerstows
Defunct Corp Investors to Gather at Y M C A
Defunct National Guar Rules Credit Corporation investors from New Jersey Pennsylvania and about 200 locals who sank between 225000 and 250000 into the troubled concern will meet at the Y M C A tomorrow night to decide options. Stockholders are said to receive a small return while others push for continued action. About 1.6 million dollars was invested from three states with most stock held by a lead group urged to attend by attorney Omar L. Kaylor.
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Slockwhlora
National
Guar Rules Credit Corporation
New Tersey
Pennsylvania
Wll
Y.mc. A
Peagte
Ealavestava
Chote
Omer TL
Kaylor
Needle Removal From Leg At The Hospital
A patient in the city underwent a procedure to remove a needle from a leg at the hospital. The event caused concern and a delay before the foreign object was finally removed after examination and care.
County Tax Roll To See Major Reassessment Increase
Washington county poised to publish a new taxable basis after a county commissioners’ and statisticians’ review. The basis rises to 67,058,487 dollars, up 16,820,045 from last year’s 50,237,492, the highest in county history. Expect tax rates to drop from 1.10 to about 1.09, with school budget decisions pending and a 32,000 dollar cut for a Hagerstown site.
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Washington County
Delog
Aguren
Hagerstown
Board of Education
U S Considers Independent Drive to Curb Narcotics
Washington officials weigh two paths to curb narcotics trade after Geneva rebuff. An all American embargo on narcotics except medical use, or tighter restraints in new treaties with major powers. The Geneva committee favors a toothless plan led by Britain, delaying decisive action.
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George E. Durgo
SCH Cyerenpondene International News Service
Wasilington
Dune i
Geneva
United States
Sev International
U.S
Committee of Regulation and Control of
Great Britain
Michigan Forest Fires Sweep Northern Regions
Michigan's northern forests suffer rampant fires threatening towns and resorts. At Wilch Lake near Marquette, workers escaped harm by crawling through smoke. a blaze near Pentwater menaces shore properties and one house burned. Ontario reports rain needed to slow brush and forest fires across regions including Sudbury and Quebec areas.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Wilch Lake
Pentwiter
Ocean Beach
Summer Resort
Toronto
Ontario
Quebec
Nial
Child Slayer to Die in Hailed Execution
Wylle Margar, labeled Texan, was condemned to death by Judge Monaghan for the murder of Dorothy in Philadelphia. The execution is set at a Western penitentiary, with the governor’s approval pending.
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Nn International News Service
Philadelphia
Jung
Texan
Margar
Gino
Monaghan
Morrun
Dorothy
France To Sell U. S. Goods In German Occupied Area
U S goods worth about two to three billion dollars held in occupied Germany will be sold by the Franco-Belgian restitution service after June 1. American firms own large portions of these goods. The sale will be executed under order of the Allied High Commission, per Ambassador Herrick.
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Washington
Germany
Department of Commerce
Herrick Ab Tarts
Conileaton
Actress Wins A Seat In House Of Commons
Mrs Hilton Philpson, a mother Gaiety actress, has been elected to the House of Commons on the Tory ticket from the constituency. The by election followed the unseating of her husband, the former member, after a district dispute.
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Bhrwick-On-Twsed
England
Hilton Philpson
House of Commons
Philipoon
Twaa Doe
Philip Son
Clara Landing The Hammer Slayer on the Copau Gangway
Clara fled after a sensational escape from the Los Angeles jail. Photo shows her on the gangway of the steamer 8.8 Copau, moments after it docked in New Orleans from Honduras.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Clara
Los Angeles
Irish Deportation Indemnity Bill Passes in Commons
The Irish deportation indemnity bill was approved by the House of Commons on final reading without a roll call. It marks a victory for the Baldwin administration. The measure shields the Home Secretary and government colleagues from financial damages over illegal deportations of Irish Republican sympathizers from England to Ireland.
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Lonnon
Juana
House of Commons
Baldwin
Home Secretary
England
Ireland
Governor Smith to Decide on Mullin Gage Prohibition Bill
Nation watches Albany as Governor Alfred Smith prepares to sign or veto the Mullin-Gage bill repealing the state prohibition enforcement. Dry and wet sides claim confidence as debate closes. Also announces the birth of a 10 pound baby daughter to Mrs. George Hatloway.
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International Vers
Albany
Alfred Smith
Tudleadona
New York State
George Hatloway
Forest Delve
Ten Killed In Religious Riot In Durango City
Ten people died and seventeen were wounded as religious rioting erupted in Durango City Mexico after a new state law limited clergymen to five dollars in earnings. Troops patrolled streets as clashes flared between Catholic and other groups.
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Durango City
Mex
Juny
Religinia
Tennessee Congressman To Be New House Democratic Leader
Representative Finis J. Garrett of Tennessee is chosen as the next House Democratic leader after Claud Kitchin’s death, with Cordell Hull likely as a top aide. Garrett has acted as leader with full powers for nearly two years, winning colleagues’ confidence, while Georgia’s R. Chay and John M. Garner of Texas remain potential rivals. The role will demand guiding Democratic policy and organizing the 1924 campaign amid a Republican majority and factional splits.
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Tennessee
New House
Hayward
International Neve Survive Stam
Washington
Finis J. Garrett
Tenn
Claud Kitchin
North Carolina
Cordell Hull
Valve Wann
Wau
Arkansas
Kitchen
Democrata
Garrett
Chan
R. Chay
Georgia
John M. Garner
Vaxag
Campaian Foy
Worthington Is Given Air by Peggy Davis
Peggy Davis declines marriage to Napoleon Ainsworth Worthington, a Baltimore stock broker, in Hagoratown where he has spent years. Rumors circulate as friends recall past summers and a public debate follows about the couple’s future.
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Worthington
Peg Davis
Peggy” Davis
Molites
Pictura Agtreas
Napoleon Ainsworth
Billy) Worthington
J. Dovney Worthington
Baltimore
Emissaries In London Seek Terms For New Reparations Offer
Berlin reports say Chancellor Dunn in Germany is gathering details from allied industrial emis saries ahead of a new reparations proposal. The aim is to satisfy Britain and Italy to pressure France toward full negotiations. A 50 billion gold mark offer is discussed, with British and French financial groups involved in talks. France would likely not withdraw troops from the Ruhr until payment is secured. The Daily News notes the British should resist giving France veto power over expert committee decisions.
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Merry
Daily News
Paris
Ruhr
St Il
The
London
Germany
France
Althoweh
Jury sustains Brenner will in Cumberland court
A Cumberland circuit court jury returned a verdict sustaining the will of Mary C. Brenner widow of L B Brenner of Smithsburg. A caveat by Mrs Lancelot Jacques Sr claimed incapacity and other grounds. Walter B Brenner as executor prevailed with local and Cumberland attorneys arguing the case which was moved to Allegany county for trial. The verdict was decided without a jury poll.
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Civcuit
Cumberland
Mary C. Brenner
L. B. Brenner
Smithsburg
Lancelot Jacques
Atteglog
Allegany County
Harvey BR
Spessard
William C. Walsh
Walter B. Brenner
Jaoseh W. Wolfinger
David A. Robl
Heiser Pleads Self Defense For Killing His Son-In-Law
William Heiser, 53, goes on trial in Circuit Court charged with murdering his son-in-law Bernard C. Myers on May 5. Prosecutor Wolfinger says Heiser fired three shots, one piercing Myers heart, after quarrel at Heiser home. Heiser had bought the revolver the same night and allegedly planned to shoot another man. Helser’s defense will be self defense as stated by Lloyd Harshman. (Continued on Page 10)
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Heiser
William Heiser
Wagaman
Bernard C. Myers
Civ
Avtra Taliamen
Wolfinger
Helser
Myers
Myer
Lloyd Harshman
Harshman
Gallenting
Halder
Wolfnger
Halace
Ohio City Theatre Destroyed By Blaze
A blaze in Ohio City completely destroyed the Fort Slimhon Hotel and the Filath af ns Harada Printing Company causing about 100 000 in damages. The incident at Fderald Square Theatre damaged nearby properties and disrupted local services.
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Ohio City Theatre
Yy Yalormatignil News Service
Stnuisis Milee
Fterald Square
Badky Dame
Fort Slinhon
Plath Af Ns Harada Printing Company
Uke Chontera
Strike of Red Ruhr workers collapses amid clashes
Virtually all Ruhr coal mines except Dortmund area resumed work after the collapse of the communist general strike. Negotiations continue between Red labor leaders and German authorities at Dortmund. Many communist leaders are believed arrested as riots leave dozens dead and hundreds wounded in the unrest. French troops resume expulsion of German workers amid related incidents.
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Interanitvant News Servier
Coblenz
Ruhr
Dortmund
Ara
Im Progress
Lm pReds
Hor
ikRinarka
Hentzen
Revingee
Hadeatdon
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Garry Sweltzer
Hora Thia Worning
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Moan
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