Russian Seen At Head Of A Student Army
NEW YORK June 25 The anti foreign feeling in China continues to run high with little prospect of subsidence. Amay and Canton are principal trouble points as students and workers mobilize actions. Canton shows strong mobilization after an outbreak on Tuesday with shots exchanged near Shameen. Chinese losses reported as 80 killed and 76 wounded. Fortifications in Shameen tighten. refugees flee to Hong Kong and British Japanese reinforce defenses. Washington officials stay concerned over Beijing government attitudes toward the incident.
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New York
China
Amay
Canton
Shameen
Fete To Be Held Today At Tammany Williamport Pike
The International Fete organized by the Women’s Club at Tammany near Williamport Pike, postponed yesterday due to rain, will proceed today. Supper starts at 6, pageant at 6 45, dancing from 9 to midnight.
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Tammany
William Port
Cain
Baby Found At City Plant Disposes Of Infant Body
A newborn body, wrapped in paper and partially developed, was found about noon on the racks at the city disposal plant along Funkgroan street. Coroner J. Scott Tower opened an investigation. no signs of violence. An alley worker, D J Spillman, found the infant. Officers suspect the body may have been delivered via manholes. Mrs. Morgan in Glen Cove shows improvement after illness.
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Tha
D. J. Spillman
J. Scott Tower
Tina
Theody
Alreota
Settles Salt for Death of Her Husband
Harriett Rice administratrix of W Scott Rice reached a settlement with Western Maryland Railway over her husband’s death on June 18 in the yards. Rice claimed negligence and sought 6000 dollars. compromise by agreement set license at 3000 dollars. No injunction granted. the case reflects railway dismissal and damages sought by the widow.
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Harriett Rice
W. Scott Rice
Western Maryland Railway
Lic Cnse
Leprosy Scare Shocks New Jersey Village Brothers Infected
In Boho New Jersey villagers fear spreads after two brothers aged 18 and 11 are found with leprosy on Avon Avenue School grounds. Authorities note no other pupils are infected. The brothers came from Bermuda six years ago with father, a stationary engineer, and are cared for at a Milo cottage near Ha Casox county hospital. They are treated by Dr. B A Trindle and nurse Mary Matley with chawlmoogra oil therapies.
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Boho
N. J
Casox County Hospital
Hoya
Vant George
Frank
Avon Avenue School
Newark
Haa
Bermuda
Georgahoya
Beramid
United States
Aix
B.A. Trindle
Mary Matley
Professor suspended after liquor transport conviction
In Charlottesville Virginia June 26 Dr Albert Lotavre a philosophy professor at the University of Virginia was suspended from the faculty for one year after a guilty ruling for unintentional transport of a small amount of liquor in a pocket of clothing The board of visitors affirmed the case by a 7 to 2 vote with the support of Frank Sheffield Frederick The Blue Ridge Transportation Co had acquired the last of the Independent lines operating to Baltimore and Washington
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Gchanlottesville
Albert Lotavre
Uuthornity
Virginia
Vialtora
Frank Sheffield
Frederick
Blue Tudge Transportation Co
Iaet
Ballimora
Washington
Coolidge Plans Simple Summer Vacation Focused on Rest
President Coolidge settles into a modest summer break at Marblehead area, planning no grand outings. He intends daily outdoor activity in small doses, with occasional motor trips and strolls, avoiding heavy travel or elaborate yachting or horseback plans.
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Swampscott
Mana
Tuon
Coolidge
Uowent
Galt
White Court
Head Of Moose To Join Cedars Night Event
Baltimore June 20 Director General James J. Davis and Supreme Dictator Elect J Atherl Kennedy of the Loyal Order of Moone will be made Tall Cedars at the sixth anniversary ceremony of Baltimore Forest No. 45 Tall Cedars of Lebanon tonight.
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Baltimore
James J. Davis
J. Atherl Cannedy
Politician Shot and Woman's Suicidal End in Oklahoma
In Muskogee Oklahoma on June 26, R R Stevens a leading labor union figure was shot by Marie Ally who then killed herself. The bodies lay across a bed in an apartment. The unknown details tie to a recent divorce and remarriage of acquaintances, with Mrs Ella and Brubens cited as witnesses.
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Muskoges
Okla
R. R. Stevens
Inbor Union Cirules
Oklnhoma
Marie Ally
Saulalde
Bodina
Brovens
Mra
Ella
G. W
Woman Catches 4 Pound Bass on Potomac River
Ruthrauff, 542 Salem Avenue, captured a four and a half pound bass yesterday. The large catch topped a string of fish and marked the prize of a productive day for Mrs Ruthrauff.
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Potomac
Raymond J. Raymond Ruthrauff
Salem Avenue
Ruthrauff
Bowers Held on $1,000 Bond for Grand Jury
Howard D. Bowers of 330 Narle Gan non avenue was held on $1,000 bond for the November grand jury after a hearing before Justice J. Scott Dower on charges of passing worthless checks. State's Attorney Roulelle produced five checks totaling $72.60 as evidence. Witnesses included William Towns, Clyde Brewer, Harry Look, Tra Valentino, and H. Z. Hunlter, with Wolf testifying about another check. Bowers lacked counsel and cross examined witnesses. He claimed a preference for Middletown banking and cited unsafe Hagerstown banks and irregular deposits, including $17 of a $20 portion earned from gambling. He also claimed two months at the M. C. A. earning $16 weekly plus board and lodging.
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Howard D. Bowers
Narlte Gannon Avenue
Lita
J. Scott Dower
Rou- Telle
Willant Towns
Clyde B
Harry C
Look
Halfway
Tra J
Valentino
Funkstown
Fit
H. Z. Hunlter
Boonsboro
Georgd T. Mee Wolf
Bowers
Rouleile Xa
Middletown
Hageratown
Bowery
Towers
Hoard
Lofelng
Driver Zepp Pleads Guilty After Railroad Crash
James Zepp of Martinalurg pleaded guilty to driving a car while intoxicated and was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 80 days in jail. The crash occurred Tuesday night June 3 into a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train at Williamaport station, injuring Zepp and three others. Edward Linthicum suffered severed arm. Raymond Ridings and Dayd Stewart Mao were hurt. Dr Phillips, Maryland State Police investigator, sent Zepp’s license card to Baltimore for revocation. collections cited show about 24,000 dollars more than the prior year.
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James Zepp
Martinalurg
Bear Ingebatore Justica
J. Scott Hower
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Williamaport
Jualicn Bower
Accused Germ Slayer's Case Nearing Close in Chicago
The trial of William D. Shepherd, accused of using poison charm to kill Costar Kon, moves toward conclusion as defense and prosecution prepare final arguments. Judge A Lyed and bio Janyern directed proceedings. witnesses and counsel anticipate a late afternoon verdict.
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Germ
Chigagh
Dadge
A. Lyed
Bio Janyern
Willian
D. Shepherd
W. 8. Stewart
Ofenag
Moxunka
Finua
Steagatt
WW. Orion
Robert H.crowe
Lica
Alepherd
Wen
Almast
Alice
Kon
William N. McClintoch
Shepherd
Lowaver
Rain Despite Forecast of Fair Weather
Rain fell across the county despite an official forecast for fair weather. Weather observers logged near a quarter inch of rain overnight with heavier showers in some areas. The wet spell helped late crops and damaged corn plants, while beans and other vegetation benefited from the moisture.
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J. A. Miller
Ohaaryar
Altho
Tin County
Tingeratown
Rain Brings Relief as Eastern Shore Receives Drought Break
Rain across the Eastern Shore of Maryland eased a monthlong drought. The Weather Bureau reports about half an inch of precipitation fell by morning, delivering welcomed relief to Pang or nearby areas.
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Baltimona
Bant
Maryland
Woatier Bureau
Bank Bandits Flee Town by Airplane
Two armed men robbed the Lingainville State Bank in Lincolnvile on June 26. They escaped by airplane, holding the town at bay as they fled with the loot. Local police pursued but details remain unclear.
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Lincolnville
Kataas
Lingainville State Bank
Ray
Bapp Aleplane
Revised Plans For Joint Orphanage Home Approved
Rouio plane work for a joint orphans home on the Jeter Cray estate in SateMar proceeds after trustees of the Orphanage Fund and Peter Gray Home for Boys meet. Changes cut construction costs to 60000, with A Klukinet as architect. bids to be sought and funding from Peter Gray estate and a 20000 Bloom bequest. Part of funds reserved for equipment.
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Rouio
Orphinia
Lo Or Cota
Jeter Cray
SateMar
Orphany Tome
Peter Gray
A. ¥. Klukiinet
Blind Vets Pledge Faith To The Flag At Omaha Convention
Blind veterans of the World War gathered at the Disabled American Veterans annual convention in Omaita Nebraska to reaffirm their pledge to liberty and loyalty. The local chapter numbered fifty five members with J. UY Linlyn of Baltimore elected commander and John McGrath of Salli nord named chaplain among other officers.
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Omaita
Neb
Pliad
J. UY
Lylin
Baltimore
Johm McGrath
Salli
Nord
trotAyrer
Michael Aaronsohn
Cincinnati
NONE OPPOSE MOVE FORMING GREEK REVOLUTIONIST GOVERNMENT
Dispatches from Salonika report Greece in revolution with the fleet joining. A military government under General Pangelos has assumed control of civil and military institutions. The revolution is led by notable figures including Admiral Haddithiakar and General Janpolos, who defeated royalists in Athens in 1922 and later joined the government.
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Paris
Salonika
Greece
Geal Pangelos
Atuiashad Ilemakes
Marita
Tis
Comnaiatiauea
Una Rewealtet Lite Ists
Cresce
Punkolas
Appoinid
Wir
Jung
Ug Waa
Cgeteralissina
Groote Army
Tauus
Adin PS Coundaurtotia Ta Piravia
Ons
Moose Crowd to Baltimore Sees Record Convention Parade
Baltimore June 26 The 37th annual Loyal Order of Moose convention swells as trains arrive from Maryland Pennsylvania and beyond. An afternoon parade is planned through Baltimore with thousands expected. Philadelphia and New York City groups lead in large contingents as cities rally to form a 20 000 strong parade of Moose lodges and their members.
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Baltimore
Traia Inada
Moogo
Maryland
Pennsylvania
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Philadelphia
York
Pittaburgh
New York City
Love Potion Parties Drive New York Night Life Fad
New York reports a murder link to a drug dubbed love potion used in a New Jersey case. Investigators say an overdose given in a party drink led to the death of Ethel Wheeler in Hackensack hospital. Maurice During and Eleanor During are named in the case as linked parties.
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New York
New Jersey
Hackensack
W. J
Ita Broadcuter
Hart Today
Mia
Ethel Wheeler
Hararington Park
Ragewood Hospital
Maurice
Wee Reed
Hag
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Eindearnaa Etlntihater
Wa May Symington
Thomas Hi. Symington
Talbot Chambers
Tichard Tt
Folter of
Martinsburg
Riratning
Imperial Ice Growth Company
Icollege
BUS Gine
Hla’ Plana
Cedars
Whrea
Store
Sobialind Kresna
Btares
Tila
Ifold Bown
Peter Grey
MOOSE
Marla
Lounder
Fthel Wheeler Ka Gton II
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