Murdered cuedist and surgeon in mountain feud
Reports from Chattanooga on June 27 indicate Dr W D Mason veterinary surgeon and Lawrence Howman vanishings connected to a mountain murder. Searchers found a heavy club near the road and suspect Mason and Bowman were lured by a fake call and killed with bodies moved to a torcet. Bowman led a moonshiner feud with the Gotl ey clan stemming from a prior killing.
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LaWrence Howman
Prohibition
Stenal Mountain
Iies
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Mason
Alkinduned
Ueed
Aastin
Bowmatt
Tor Cet
Sheri
Tom Selman
Bowman
Gotley
Sam Godeey
Ike Bowman
More Home Grown Stuff On Market
A bustling market offered fresher looking produce with several crops upturning profits for growers. Prices listed include raspberries 16 to 20 cents per box, sweet cherries 2 boxes for 40 cents, dewberries 26 cents, currants 20 cents, young chickens 9 to 10 cents, dressed chickens 1 to 1.50, lettuce 10 to 16 cents, potatoes 40 to 60 cents half peck, cucumbers 2 for 5 cents, cantaloupe 10 to 15 cents each, eggs 30 cents, Georgia peaches 24 to 30 cents, lemons 25 to 2 dollars per dozen, radishes 5 cents a bunch.
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Hitler
Freed on Sixth Ballot But Jury Acquits Shepherd in McClintock Case
The courtroom scene ends with William Shepherd acquitted on the main charge amid cheers, while the plotters face guilty verdicts. Judges, attorneys, and relatives react as the jury finds Shepherd not guilty and signals ongoing legal battles over the McClintock estate and will.
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McCintock
McClintock
Harry Olen
Mego Tae
Possade
Iifimrock
Sheplerd
William Scott Stewart
W. W. O'Brien
Julie Shepherd
Shepherd
J. Henry Shepherd
Lithie Rock, Ark
Robert Stoll
Lnn Partne
Death notice for Miss Lillie M. Blonebraker in Washington County
Miss Lillie M. Blonebraker daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Samuel A Blonebraker of Washington County died Friday at her sister Mrs Victor Achlesser home after weeks of illness following surgery at Emergency Hospital Washington D C She survived by four sisters and two brothers Funeral at her sister home Monday at 11 am conducted by Rev Dr Acolt H R Wagner interment Rosa Hill Cemetery Nephews act as pallbearers including Roy McCardell Edgar McCardell Samuel E Stonebraker Roger Blaschner Carl and Richard Blonebraker
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Lillie M. Blonebraker
Samuel A.blonebraker
Washington
Slater
Mra
Victor
Achlesser
D. C
Mink Bronchraker
Shea
Emma A. Ring
Fredarich
Whitmore
Forrenton
M. Estella Whitmore
Haatings
Mich
South America
Vieing T. Beblosnar
J. Clarécca Stonebraker
G Clty
E. William Blonebraker
Wapwallopen
Coolidges In Old Stamping Ground Again
In Swampscott Massachusetts on June 27 President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge travel by motor from White Court along the shore to familiar historical sights. The trip marks a return to places once visited when Coolidge led the state, with the purpose of revisiting the old stamping grounds and recalling past duties.
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Swampecott
Mass
Boston
Coolidge
White Court
Typhoon Toll Mounts in Valacia and Camarines
A heavy storm in the Philippines claimed at least eight lives in Valacia and Camarines provinces. Property damage was extensive across affected areas. Card of thanks from the family of James D. Braponter expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy during their bereavement.
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Manila
Valacia
Camarines
Hers Tolwy
James D. Braponter
Ullimk
Finners
Public Service Commission Hearing Notice Maryland 1926
The Public Service Commission of Maryland schedules a hearing for Blue Ridge Transportation Company to obtain authority to operate with a 320000? palatguat fee. The order dated June 20 1926 sets hearing in Baltimore with publication in a Washington County newspaper before June 30 1926. True copy test: Frank Harper secretary.
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Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Maryland
Public Service Commission of Maryland
Office of the Commission
Baltimore
Washington County
Hurricane disrupts Riga yacht races with missing crews
London June 27 Thirty men aboard fourteen racing yachts are missing after a hurricane struck during the Riga regatta. One vessel was totally wrecked and others damaged as the storm hit unexpectedly, according to a Central News dispatch.
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London
Riga
Central News Disputch
Most Chinese Stores Opened After Strike Turmoil
Sixty eight percent of states reopened after recent disturbances though some remain closed due to bankruptcy. Shipping strike hits Chinese customs revenue and hurts British and Japanese trade. Chinese student unions urge Canton government to seize Shamera foreign settlement. At Chyawking British aid and Japanese food supplies run short amid merchant refusals to assist foreigners. Leading run scorer Dittsburgh Kiki Tyler holds season batting record with 71 runs after a double against Cincinnati.
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Canton
Shamera
Chyawking
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Kiki Tyler
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Coolidges Refuse to Cut Tariffs and Global Debts Talks
Condensed AP notes cover Coolidge resisting tariff cuts to aid Germany, Dawes visiting the White House, ICC Bruseca meeting backing war debt refunds, and various international moves. Also reports on a golf winner sending the cup to Cornwall, a French chamber proposal, a tugboat disaster near Quebec, a coal miners' parade, and Tennessee political inquiries.
Not to Stop Klan Parade in Washington
In June, Washington District of Columbia officials announced the Ku Klux Klan parade planned for August 3 would not be prohibited despite protests from the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and the Protestant Knights of America. Avaunt of the Protestant Knights urged action while James Cardinal O Connell of Boston was asked to assist in opposing the parade.
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Washington
Ful
National
Augocration For the Advancement of Colored Peatin
Protestant Knights of Ameriga
District of Colomba
Weekly Stock Market Review Cites Mixed Week
New York June 7 The stock market made little overall progress with high call money rates hindering price gains. Motor stocks led a midweek rally as Arrow, Hupp, Hudson, Maxwell and Mack trucks gained, while General Motors posted a new yearly high. Oil shares eased back despite a brief rally, with copper, shipping, utilities and equipment issues muted.
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Mla
Salem
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General Motors
Steryt
United States
Chicago
North Western
Great Northern Pacific
New York Central
Reaillog
Southern Railway
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Devetopmante Jin
Thanksgiving Services At St Johns Episcopal Church
Parish gathers at all services tomorrow to give thanks for rainfall and respond to prayer for rain. At 1 o'clock, Dr Stehl will preach on Urathr tude amid hopes for a larger congregation.
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Stehl
Stekt
Hevia Guiicua
Market snapshot shows mixed New York trading
Markets at a glance report steady to firm across sectors with industrials strong and cotton, rubber, grain, sugar and foreign exchanges holding. Domestic rents and foreign bonds stay steady as copper and other commodities show little change.
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New York
Baltimore Grain Quotations From Local Market Report
Baltimore grain market notes report prices for wheat and corn by grade with several quotational gaps. Wheat and rye quotes are sparse with no firm numbers for certain classes while Barley and other grains show limited figures from local exchanges.
Riverview Cemetery stone donation noted in Williamsport area
The Riverview Cemetery at Williamsport thanked Samper P. Angle of Hagerstown for a new stone and crushed stone works to improve the walks. The donation came from Angle’s quarrying in the city and was commended by the Cemetery Association. Local residents Abner Gearbert and J. Lawle Bower were listed among those appreciating the gift.
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