McCormick Plans Europe Trip After Elixir Recovery
Rich man Harold I McCormick, recovering from a secret operation at Wesley Memorial Hospital, orders a Europe trip with his daughter Mathilde. He aims to marry Mathilde to Swiss lover Maxiser in Paris and then wed Gauna Walski after the journey. A hospital probe follows leaks of the operation details.
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Europe
Peewu
Chicago
Harald I. McCormick
Mathilde
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Gauna Walski
Poliah
Anara
Atar
Im Wemnens Prune
McCormick
van McCurnick
Victor Leapinasad
Oda
Mos Coniék
Leapinagse
Iapital
Newapapura
Trospital
Garcaratahy
Khew
Baseball Game Ends in Court Clash Over Blow
After a local baseball game in Downeville, Claude Knipple, known as Speaker, was charged by Carl Kiapple of Marlowa with striking him on the head with a ball. Knipple reportedly bore a knot on his head from the blow. A hearing before Justice Tustlee J.T. Tlee in Willamport led to a small fine of 2.95 dollars for Knipple, who then sought a warrant for Kiapple on a charge of disorderly conduct. Deputy Sheriff A D Hawbaker made the arrest.
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Claude
Downeville
Carl Kiapple
Marlowa
W. Va
Tustlee
J.T. Tlee
Wile
Vamaport
Kilpalé
A. D. Hawbaker
Wreck at Death Curve Injures Frederick Family
A car crash near Death Curve injures Elizabeth Hedges and her mother Mrs Hedgas and brother Branie Hedge Jr as their vehicle from Hagertown to this city strikes a tree. Elizabeth suffers serious cuts while Mrs Hedgas and Branie Jr sustain minor injuries. The accident occurs on the rural road below Fulkstown in windy conditions.
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Mies
Elizabeth Hedges
Frank Hil Hedges
Frederick
Waa
Hagarttown
Branie FL Hedgea, Jr
Mrn. Hedgas
M's. Hedgen
Haegeratown, Ag
Dangerous Point
Fulkstown
Rita
Haymes
Odd Fellows Reunion At Mountain Resort Aug ten
The annual Pan Mac reunion of Odd Fellows from Maryland Delaware and Virginia will be held by the mountain resort. A prominent member of Congress is expected to attend. The program includes a one hour formal session in the auditorium followed by recreation and dancing with an orchestra providing music for the reunionists and visitors.
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Odd Fellows
Maryland
Delaware
Virgina
Col
Nlon
Gram
Brasa
Congress
Thouganda
Tiembere
Child Drinks Gasoline. Severe Burns Reported
A Williamsport family incident left a young child with serious burns after ingesting gasoline from a container at home. Mrs. Reva Richardson rushed to the scene, pumped the child’s stomach, and removed most of the liquid. The child was later reported to be out of danger.
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Allen Keys
Williamsport
Reva
Richardson
Donger
Two Train Riders Sentenced Fifteen Days
Two men, H. Moyer and Joseph Deveron, were arrested by Pennsylvania detectives and each sentenced to fifteen days in jail on a train riding charge after a hearing before Justice Siller. They stated they came from Pennsylvania and were headed for work. Fiery resigns from Greanawald Community Market to join H. F. Martin.
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Pennsylvania
Tocal
H. Moyer
Joseph “Deveron
Jason
Siller
Joint Strike Action Of Rail And Mine Chiefs May Be Taken
Cincinnati reports rail union head Bert M Jewell and mine workers chief J L Lawle met to discuss joint strike action with confidence. They suggested practical cooperative measures while avoiding immediate commitments. A Tuesday conference may issue a public statement clarifying intentions amid wage-cut pressures.
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Walted
Cincinnati
Bert. M. Jewell
Raii’ Union
Ant
Wnlon
Med
Sisters Die Within Few Hours In Separate Deaths
Mrs Martha Hahn 39 died at Brownsville after a two week illness. Hours later Mrs Lulu Kitamiller 26 died at her mother's home near Chestnut Grove from heart trouble. Both sisters survived by two sisters. Hahn leaves two daughters, Kitamiller a daughter. Work on Middletown’s $60,000 Soldiers Memorial Building progresses with brick up to second floor and auditorium area showing substantial completion. Building permits issued for Fred W. Bower additions and other small structures.
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Martha Hahn
Brotwngville
Lulu 2Citamiller
Robert Seiler
Chestnut Grove
Hatin
Kitamiller
Richie to End Wade Case Today
Baltimore report from June 1 states Governor Richie will likely announce his decision in the Wade Liebowits auto case this afternoon. A White House conference with J. Wade and J. Clovat and Orlea is expected at 3 o clock. The outcome remains uncertain as Rauch will issue a notice if he decides to take action.
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Baltimore
Richie
Wade-Liebowits Auto
Clovat
Orlea
Champion Girl Swimmer Bitten to Death in Tampa Bay
Dorothy McCatchie, reigning girl swimming champion, was killed by a giant barracuda or shovel-nosed shark while swimming with Mary Bubner in the ship channel of Tampa Bay near St. Petersburg. Bubner, amid the attack, assisted McCatchie and signaled for help. she faces Carnegie medal consideration for her actions. Both girls were part of the state championship team and were about a half mile from shore when the tragedy occurred.
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Ashred Press
Tampa
Fila
Florida
Dorothy McCatchie
Mary Bubner
McCatchie
Abe
Tampa Bay
St. Petersburg
Two Vessels Sink At Sea Seaboard Rescue By Nearby Ships
Key West reports two steamers the Bella and the De Sota sank about 350 miles southeast of Key West. Crews were rescued by nearby vessels on wireless reports. The Bella crew was picked up by the Tafaron and the De Sota crew by the Dorwat? ship. fate of the Bella and Da Sota remains unclear.
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Key West
Fla
Key ‘Weat
Tafaron
Kirgaton
Dordatad
Sota
Fight to Beat France Waning in Republican Race
Observers close to the conservative effort to unseat Senator France in Maryland report the anti France movement weaker than months ago though activity remains behind the scenes. The two main assets for France are support from foreign born Baltimore residents and substantial wealth. Weller’s leadership could bolster the effort, but he and his followers show reluctance to mount an active challenge.
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France
Washington
Jung T3
Trance
John*. Garrett
Arai
Maryland
Baltimore
Weller
Welter
Auth France
Pacific Ocean
Frange
Waller
Meet to Attempt Coal Strike End
Operators in the central dist ract covering western Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois and Indiana plan a meeting before July 1 to push an effort toward ending the coal strike. Details remain sparse as United Press reports colorfully chaotic notes from the scene.
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Cleveland
Jung
Renroaine
Mittord
Weatarn Ponteylyagia
Ohilo
Illinois
Indiana
United Press
Four-Pound Pike Angler Dazzles Williamsport Crowd
J A Hovermill of Williamsport hooked a four pound fish during a baseball game between Williamsport and Security teams yesterday afternoon. He landed the fish at the Canocochesque River mouth after tossing an artificial halt into the river.
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J. A. Hovermill
Williamsport
Williams Port
Hovermill
Speeders Pay Fines After Weekend Violations
Fines totaling 37.75 were collected from motorists for speeding before Justice Bitner. John M. Slottiemeyen of Boonsboro and Ralph W. Canton of Allantic City paid 6 each after arrests on the Finkstown pike and North Potomac Street by motorcycle patrols. Robert King of Cumberland also paid fines.
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Justice Bitner
John M. Slottiemeyen
Boonsboro
Finkstown Pike
Man Gearhart
Gold & Fine
Ralth W. Canton
Allaatic City
Robert’ . King
Cumberland
Narti Potomae Street
Divine
Dry Commissioner concentrates liquor in few warehouses
Washington June 19 Prohibition Commissioner Haynes issued orders to concentrate all liquors now held in the four warehous es in a few warehouses as part of enforcing the new dry law. The action, backed by Treasury authority, targets bootlegging by centralizing stock in a limited number of depots. About 40,000,000 gallons are affected with bonds set for safety and transfer compliance.
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United Prias
Washington
Prohibition
Commisselinor Hounis
Ounsa Asagene Haynes
Diaryland
Kentucky
I’m
Aylvania
Ubgpacs
Haynes
Treasury
Valgo
Apad
Water Rushes into Canal to Save Boats and Fish
Water is being fed into the Chesa pake and Kin Canal across Washington to protect boats from drying and to keep fish from the drying pools. The canal, once parched, now holds water three feet deep in some spots. Bathers and campers use deeper sections, while health officials warn that shallow, stagnant areas threaten public health as water becomes a frequent menace.
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Chesapake and Kin
Washington
Great Man Hunt For Escaped Sing Sing Killer
News dispatch reports a prisoner named Charles Greer escaped from Sing Sing prison. A nationwide manhunt extends from Poughkeepsie to New York City with state troopers guarding roads and widespread citizen alerts. Greer, jailed for second degree murder of Thomas Keon in 1920, leaped from the wardan’s house and is armed.
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United Freany
New York
Sing Sing
Poughkeepsie
New York City
wEvery Cove
Audaan
Charles
Greer
Smunidarer
Pervinig
Oftoman
Wardan
Sieetch
Chester
Thomas Keon
Jobless Help Center Opens At Local YMCA
The YMCA employment bureau opens under Lloyd K. Hoffman to help the unemployed in town. Anyone seeking work may contact the bureau, not limited to YMCA members, with work starting today on camp preparation at Big Pool under Y engineers Charles Butts Eugene Gleele and Charles Barber.
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Lloyd K. Hoffman
Steele
Big Pool
Autervision
Charles Butts
Eugene Gleele
Charles Barber
Harvey's Son-in-Law Indicted for Gun Shipment Plot
Federal grand jury in Trenton indicts Col. Marcellus H. Thompson, son-in-law of George Harvey ambassador to Great Britain, on conspiracy to ship guns to Ireland. Seven other men named in the same indictment.
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Hy United Wrens
Trenton
Nv J
Ireland
Marcellus H. Thompson
George Harvey
Great Britain
Lening Trotsky Rule Mentioned by Moscow Delegation
Fragmentary Moscow dispatch notes a claim about Lenine and Trotsky influence in Soviet leadership. The text is garbled but indicates a discussion of power dynamics in Russia and a Soviet government statement. The details are unclear due to OCR errors from the June reporting.
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Itiy
United Erene
London
Lening
Russia
Moscow
Bonus Bill Debate Defeated in Senate Tariff Clash
Washington reports reveal a stalled bonus legislation scene as Republican senators clash over tariff policy. The conference defeated a motion to table the tariff issue, then pushed a compromise toward advancing the bonus bill amid mixed support and procedural maneuvering.
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Washington
Ber
North
Dakota
Finance
Fay
McCunsbre
Waynesboro Man Dies Amid Air Raid Effects
In Waynesboro a man identified as George W Meare died after exposure to lingering effects from an air raid incident. The report notes medical attempts and ongoing investigations into the cause of death and surrounding circumstances.
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Martin
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W. Bower
Virginia
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Funes
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Wade
CASE
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DRY Commissioner
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Pol Mar
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