Briand Seeks New Cabinet With Peindre Support
Aristide Briand moved to form a tenth cabinet by securing the promise of collaboration from former Premier Peindre. They plan a fiscally focused government with radicals and moderates like Jean Durand, aiming to renovate French finances and include groups previously excluded from power.
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Pares
Aristide Briand
Todal
Peincare
I ‘Pambine
Peineare
Ulriand
Formersland Cubiivt
Jean Durand
Interior
Palicare
Briaud
Briaid
Krance
Wade
Groupa Ind
Sroyine
A. Minbor
Dot
Assault Suit Opens Monday in Cumberland Case
The $10,000 assault suit of Conmid A. Lapp Sr. vs Willian Jani, removed from Cumberland, is set for Monday before Judge Wayanad. This case, the last on the May docket, stems from an October 5, 1925 assault at Cumberland. Attorneys Howard A. Ryan and Aveh A. Young appear for Lapp. A Taylor Sri and William A. Gunter for Jani.
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Conmid A. Lapp
Willian Jani
Cumberland
Wayanad
Jenkinsom Loon
Howard A. Ryan
Aveh A. Young
Fay Lapy
A. Taylor Sri
Wiliam A. Gunter
Jentens
Love Finds A Way In Shenandoah Junction Incident
The article reports a curious case involving Thomas B. Carper of Shenandoah Junction and Migs Maude r. Staubs of Harper's Perry. Carper, a youth, faced an alleged carriage issue and a prior failed attempt to hold up a railroad station to gain funds for marriage.
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Thome B. Carper
Shenandoah Junction
Migs Mauder
Staubs
Harper's Perry
Carper
Shenantoah Junction
More Purchased Life Insurance Across United States
New York report shows life insurance purchased in the United States for the year ending in 1921 totaling 3.483 billion dollars, Hartford Com Bursar records indicate a gain of 156.459 million over the prior year. Gains are widespread across regions as purchases rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Thi: Tite Insurance Sales Ragnarek Bursar
Hartford
Com
Norfolk and Western Rail extends time for automatic train control
Washington June 21 The Interstate Commerce Commission granted the Norfolk and Western Railroad an extension to January 1, 1927 to install automatic train control on certain sections. Ex mayor on visit P J Doughtrn of Berkeley Springs visited Mr and Mrs Norris at Halfway over Sunday. Coughlin, aged 84, is one of Berkeley Springs oldest residents and a former mayor noted for his steady rule.
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Washington
Norfolk and Wentern Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
P. J. Doughtrn
Berkeley Speings
A& Norris
Coughlin
Berkeyley Springs
Legion Head Pleads For Better Law Enforcement
Atlanta reports Legion head John Meo Quigg called for stronger policing at the national veterans gathering. He cites 6,000 attendees and 1,000 marchers, praising wartime service while warning against treachery by Bolshevik elements and stressing unity under American Legion guidance.
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Legion Head
Thieves Break In At Hurd's Store In Williamsport
Thieves stole about $300 and two revolvers from Hurd's store while owner Hari Hurd was away on a trip to Philadelphia and New York. Merle Malotte found a door ajar and cash missing from the register, while the revolvers were taken from a drawer. A $100 reward is offered for information leading to arrests as investigators, including Sheriff Duffey, pursue the case.
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Hurd
Wilai S. Hui
Williamsport
Hari
Philadelphia
New York
Merle Malotte
Setuty
Reysatu
Natotte
A. D. Hewbaker
Duffey
Spirit measures Liszt like piano in exile tale
Exile Gabriela D Anain at his villa reports a piano mysteriously moved by Liszt spirit. He describes the instrument as vibrating with a rhythmic tempest and producing a beauty that silences nearby bells while attributing the performance to the shadow of Liszt guiding the keys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardone
Gabriela D'Anain
Franz Liszt
Mayer
Liszt
Appeals Loom Over Whittemore Death Appeal
Baltimore June 21. Whittemore faces Court of Appeals review on a first degree murder conviction and death sentence for killing Maryland Penitentiary guard Robert Kollman. Governor Ritchie receives letters pleading for mercy as the case heads toward a July decision window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Whittemore
Legion
Apollate
Aimnapolig
Ritchie
Fda Walther
Court of Appeals
Trent
Alletmay
Thomas H. Robinson
Edgar Allan Poe
Aind
A Alloriy
Whittemon
Robert A. Kollman
Maryland
Bowman Named Manager of Grain Department
A. Rowan and Hru gh Spidan announce Bowman to lead the grain department at the Rogatorator operation. Bowman has long been with Podorat Mill and Refrigo in Rowanation, bringing years of experience to the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotigerator
Onda
Dias Assovhitnd
Hrugh & Spidtan
Legal Salt Mk
Town
Rowenatiom
Increased Imports Reported in Domestic Market
Fragmentary text notes increased imports and mentions American motor causes, with garbled names and dates. Core idea references trade activity and annual comparison, but specifics are unclear due to OCR damage.
Bible Record Read In Yucaipa Valley Service
In Yucaipa Galgune gune 24 two readers cut four minutes from the prior record as the Bible was read aloud for 69 hours and 16 minutes at the First Methodist Church. About 300 participants joined the continuous service, which paused only for a prayer and a song at the Old Testament end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gune
Yucaipa Valley
First Methodist
Slayer Held for Coroner's Inquest in Delaware Shooting
Oliver Higgins, who killed Mrs. Hidua Machin and seriously wounded her nephew Charles Brown, 16, was arraigned in Municipal Court in Wilmington, awaiting the coroner's jury. Brown is hospitalized in critical condition after multiple gunshot wounds. Higgins attacked Mrs. Brown, then Mrs. Martin, before fleeing, accusing Brown of his discharge from a position.
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Wilmington
Del
Oliver Ki. Higgins
Hidua Machin
Charles Brown
Higgins
Martin
Gladys Brown
Authoress Found Dead in Mountain Law Scene
A fragmented report indicates the authoress is found dead in a mountain area. The text references a writer named Walter Loe nine and mentions a late time, a sandalaw, and a visit by someone at Ves wisitised Weation. The readable segments suggest a crime or death scene with unclear details and names.
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Alountain Law
Public safety incident reported with serious burns
Fragmentary report notes a serious public safety incident near Paris involving Mrs. Adamrtt Le and an individual identified as Arar. Earlier communications mention limited fleet activity, but no further details on cause or outcome are provided.
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Adamrtt
Sohwaity
Paris
To Fly To Paris With Aide For Paris Flight
Lieutenant A B P Sandy and Rear Admiral Moffdkt’s aide join Captain Teuc Fanel of France in a plan to fly Troi Americ to Paris. The high level mission aims to test air routes and diplomatic signaling between allied forces.
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A. BP. Sandy
Moffdkt
Teuc Fanel
France
Troi Americ
Paria
Maine Primary Sways Between Klan Ties and Constitutional Aid
In Portland Maine the gubernatorial race centers on Lie Remabligan nomination and a proposed constitutional amendment to bar state funds from sectarian schools. Governor Ralph C Brewster backs the anti aid measure while facing Ku Klux Klan scrutiny over appointments. rival Artur L Thayer campaigns on broad amendments. The Democratic slate runs with Ernest L McLean as a key challenger.
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Portland
Maine
Ralph C. Brewster
Artur L. Thayer
Batgor
Thayer
Klaw
Ernest L. McLean
Augusta
Woman Must Hang Slayer of Husband in Roberval
Emily Sprague Gallop was sentenced to hang for the murder of her husband Abraham Gallup last year in Roberval Quebec. The case hinged on the exhumed body and surprising traces found in the viscera. Chief witness Walter Simpson testified that Gallop confessed to poisoning him due to rejected love and sought to marry Simpson.
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Robervale
Quebecs
Une
Emily Sprague Gallop
Abraham Gallup
Walter Simpson
Gallop
Workman Injured By Blast Near Ta Town
A laborer near Chamberstory, C. Hoover, was badly injured when a blast struck him as he handled a fuse during deservation work for a house near tahtown Sunday. He was rushed to a hospital in critical condition and may die.
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Mr. Hoover
Chamberstory
Tahtown
Hoover
Last Day Soon For Licenses Warned Merchants
The sheriff warns 470 merchants who received notices to secure licenses, with over 399 contacting the clerk. After tomorrow, warrants will be sworn out against delinquents as many businesses face closure.
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Sheriff's Office
Nations Hate America Claim Sparks World Survey Plan
Drege Barton of New York told an advertising convention that the United States Chamber of Commerce and the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World would conduct a world survey to analyze ill will toward the United States. He warned that bitterness abroad could ignite conflict and urged a concrete exhibit and mobilization to counter resentment.
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Philadelphia
Drege Barton
New York
United States Chamber of Commerce
America
Milberry
Mrauklia
Ulda
Mab
Sipmie Avenue
Malherry Street
Antehm Steel
Waleste Ra
Paris fashions and absinthe amid June 21 bustle
A fragmentary Paris fashion scene dated June 21 hints at latest styles. The brief mentions a fire opening, absinthe, and American youth amid theatrical and social chatter, with garbled references to clothing and accessories.
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Paris
Ustylys Aq
MD Senane
Amu
Jirackss
Severe hail damages Maryland orchards in Needysville and Wolfsville
Hail storms last May severely damaged many Iruit orchards in Needysville district of Washington county and Wolfsville in Frederick county. Varieties were nicked by hail, reducing expected No 2 fruit quality and scarring. Cherries suffered, especially along the mountains near Smithsboro. Charles E Kreedy and family of Keedysville spent the Baltimore week attending church.
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Needysville
Washington County
Wolfsville
Frederick Cnasty
Smithsboro
Grand jury urged on Pennsylvania GOP primary issues
The Senate campaign funds investigation features Senator Reed scolding witnesses over opulent donors and committee finances. Albert Greenfield testifies about money routed to the Business Men's Committee aiding Ware, while Reed presses for direct, clear answers on cash contributions and alleged improper handling of funds.
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Associated
Washington
Pennsylvania
Reed of Minsouri
Senate.comspaign Funds Committee
Albert M. Greenield
William §. Ware
Business ‘Men's
Vari
Oneal
Greensfeld
Business Men's
Thomas FP
Ware
Reed
Greenfield
Missouri
Jules H. Mastaum
Stanley Company of America
Bail
Philadelphia
Mathaum
GreenGeld
Catholic Congress Opens to Enormous Chicago Crowd
More than 200000 worshippers gather at Brent Memorial Stadium on Lake Michigan for the opening session of a twenty one Eucharistic Congress. Cardinal Deozano presides over a solemn pontifical mass as stadium stands fill and a mile long studium is hauled to the field amid a sea of worshippers.
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Chicago
Fick
Brent
Lake Michigah
Ellar
Deozano
Midlie Studium
Adda
Ex Kaiser's Estates Up for Grabs in German Referendum
A distorted report claims Germans vote on ex Kaiser Gan retaining estates and property seizure. It suggests a nationwide referendum leading to expropriation if voters approve, with tallies around 20 million, while authorities allegedly enforce a decisive anti monarchy stance amid political tension.
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Briand
Poincare
Herriot
Pauline Bell
Clarkson, Ky
Washington, D.C
More Purchased Life Insurance
TON, & W. RY
Atlanta
John Ty Meo Quigg
Naional Comaniader
Americal Legit Openad
Io Disabled Veterans Convent
Moguige
Marty Arlintins
Eseagy
Boleheviks
Bebinonie Klok
Apert
Sur
Arefndan Nationa Centon
Tandon
Iniswela
Lara
Spirit
Exile
Slayer Whittemore
Hitchie
Bowman
Waseiencedon
Mettalla
American Motor
Mulberry and Franklin Streets
Sraces
Rochelle
Whaliel
Anerican Giris
Alan Cherebette Barrett
Sues
Dolores Mendez
Logan
Charles
E. Knedy
Keedysville
Business Men's Committee
Pittsburgh
I Reed
Kaiser Gan
Berlin
Etara
Dharchina Ays
Wally Gm
A Une
Aste Chi BM
Dalioey
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