Klan Fails to Show Up at Lynchburg Parade
A Ku Klux Klan demonstration in Lynchburg Virginia fell short as about 6 000 spectators, many from the District of Columbia and West Virginia, watched. Senator Glass welcomed but did not attend the event while Dr. Hivgan W Evans imperial wizard presided amid masked marchers. Marie Louise Gibson Hale seeks a Paris divorce from Gardiner Hale, the Chicago artist, their marriage dating to 1916. An unknown driver wins a 500 mile automobile race in Indianapolis. George Sanders 24 of Lafayette Indiana among the finishers, two drivers injured.
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Chicago
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LaFayette
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Dentifrice Claim Emphasizes Magnesia Benefits
Copy urges daily use of magnesia on teeth to neutralize acids from fermentation and form a protective alkaline layer. It promises acids become harmless on contact, claiming whitening breath sweetening and a pleasant mouth, urging readers to prove its superiority after one use.
Camp Ritchie Opens for Maryland National Guard
Camp Albert Ritchie near Cascade Maryland will open today as a 900 acre military reservation for the Maryland National Guard. The encampment will be active until September 1 and marks the first owned camp by the guard after years of renting federal reservations.
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Albert Ritchie
Cascade
Maryland National Guard
Washington County Free Library New Summer Hours
The Washington County Free Library posts new summer hours beginning in June and continuing until further notice. The main library operates weekdays 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with extended Tuesday and Friday hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. The Children's Room is open weekdays 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Ady.
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President rules on death sentence change in Alaska case
Washington reports the Supreme Court held the president may commute a death sentence to life imprisonment without consent of the convict in a case from Alaska involving Vuca Perovich who was convicted of murder. Senator Robinson regrets Coolidge did not call an extra session for flood prevention and control.
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Vuca Perovich
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Robinson
Conlidge
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Man May Face Bigamy Charge for Parole Violation
William Heinecke, held on parole violation by Baltimore courts, may also face bigamy charges after authorities learned he wed Miss Priscilla Breckbill of Hagerstown on May 27 while on parole. It is unclear whether he will be sentenced in Baltimore or returned to face local charges.
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Baltimore
Heinecke
Priscilla Breckbill
Higerstown
Family quarrel ends with brick thrown. Johnny Stevens fined
A family quarrel ended when Johnny Stevens, colored, threw a brick at his step father Isaac Wilson. Stevens was arrested yesterday and fined $10 by Justice Duffey.
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Johnny Stevens
Isaac Wilson
Justice Duffey
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