Building Code For Hagerstown To Be Submitted Soon
City officials announce a complete building code, with a full time building inspector, will be submitted at the next Mayor and Council meeting. Mayor Bowman says the inspector is essential as Hagerstown grows and hundreds of thousands of dollars in building commerce occur this year. The code, drawn by City Attorney Marion and City Engineer Ferguson, targets mushroom apartments and unsafe structures and aims to appoint a qualified inspector.
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Charles H. Bowman
Cade Ie
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Maron
John BR. Ferguson
Bowman
Towman Bellaves
Vsizend
Bawnman
Eingineer
Authers
Bowstar
Garage thief dead fleeing police in Uniontown
Uniontown Pa reports a gang ransacking garages and auto accessory stores. in a chase, T. M. Shallenberger 30 was killed when the fleeing car crashed into a telephone pole on the Uniontown-Cornelinville road. State troopers Jackux and Jacobson, following behind, crashed into the overturned vehicle. two men and a bystander injured, one dead.
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Nera
Tt. M. Shallenberger
Joan
J. W. Mason
G. Umrickton
Stata
Cornelinville Road
Here
John @. Jackux
Herbert Jacobson
New Galen
Fineity
Mwore
Twenty Die in Quarry Cave-In at Wadi
Twenty workers were killed and about forty injured when a cavern at a quarry collapsed near Wadi on March 6. Rescue crews battled rubble as authorities investigated the accident site and determined the cause.
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Wadi
Lwoyer
Ancient Pueblo Grande city in Nevada revealed by excavation
In St Thomas Nevada March 6 report describes a lost ancient Nevada city Pueblo Grande with a seven foot tall Pueblo chief wooing a bronze maiden. It details Ceremonial Sun God worship, Apache predecessors and early desert farming, claiming a vast prehistoric settlement in the Virgin and Muddy River valleys.
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Nev
Cteo
Patra
Mark Anthony
Nevalla
Hermaully
Pueblo Grande
Tiame
Neva
Europe
Malian
Nevada
Recovery of Four Truckloads of Chickens Near Clearspring
Sheriff reports recovery of four truckloads of chickens missing from Waller Herbert near Clearspring. Thieves had preyed on poultry across the county for months, with thousands of dollars in losses. Suspects were identified as able to sell birds in Williamsport, though names were not released. Herbert confirmed his birds were among the recovered stock.
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Clearspring
Sumlay
Neveral
Sheriff's Office
Williamsport
Herbert
Passport Recovered After Turbulent Interlude
MADRID March 6 After a difficult encounter with Madrid police who seized his passport Lieut. Oghorne C Wood regained it today and resumed plans to sail to Cadiz to embark on the freighter West Chelag for America.
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Madid
Reformers Win At London Election
Incomplete returns indicate municipal reformers won in the London county election and will hold a council majority. Early returns show rodialista gains and an opposition arm. A fire at Reading Ting and Metal plant in Reading, Pa, caused estimated losses up to 60,000 pounds.
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London
Municipal Reformers Act
Rodialista
Reading
Dennis to succeed Lewis on U S Tariff Commission
Washington March 6 President Coolidge will nominate Alfred Dewnies of Princess Anne Maryland to the United States Tariff Commission to succeed David J Lewis of Maryland whose term recently expired 1 cent was learned today
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Coolidge
Alfred Dewnies
Princess Anne
United States
David J. Lewis
Maryland
New Cabinet Meets Today With Kellogg and Jardine
Washington March 6. The Cabinet gathered at the White House for the first meeting of Coolidge's administration. New appointees Secretary of State Kellogg and Secretary of Agriculture Jardine made their initial and final appearance at the Cabinet table.
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Jardine
Coolidge
Washington
White House
Arrest YOUTH WHO MARRIED OWN SISTER IN JOHNSTOWN PA
Johnstown, Pa March 6 A 19 year old named Stephen Balough and his 17 year old sister Helen Balough were arrested on statutory charges after eloping to Cumberland Md and marrying in a ceremony last Monday The father Paul Balough filed the charges claiming the pair acted as lovers not siblings A police report notes the girl is expected to become a mother in a few months
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Stephen Halough
Helen
Paul Balough
Cumberland
Accordingos Missions
Cilel
Police
Chas
Aritey
German Railway Strike Spreads Across Regions
Berlin reports the German railway walkout spreading to Saxony and other western points. Officials say the strike is not serious and the situation is under control.
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Uttriko
Saxony
Ask Protection For Americans Ask Protection For Americans
The American consul at Swatow requests a US destroyer to reinforce and safeguard Americans after the city’s capture by Cantonese forces. Swatow, a 70 000 port in Eastern Kwangtung, faced looting risks as officials fled. four Japanese warships were reported in the harbor, easing tension briefly. Charles Gunn of the Mergenthaler Linotype Company visited Washington during a lobbying trip.
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Swalow
Kwangtung Province
South China
Sun Yat Sen
Bubinese
Charles Gunn
Washington
Mergenthaler Li Type Company
Brooklyn
N. C
Frasinaes Risilore
Two Chairmen Slated for Ouster in Senate Turbulence
Washington dispatch reports Administration allies pushing to depose two Follette insurgents in the Senate as Republicans submit a new committee slate. Senators Follette of Wisconsin and Ladd of North Dakota lose chairmanships while Brookhart and Frasier lose seniority. final action awaits Senate confirmation expected after tomorrow's session. Democratic leaders reorganize with Joseph L. Robinson named minority floor leader and empowered to appoint a steering committee to allocate minority committee assignments.
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Senate
Tae Follette
Jin. Folletta
Wisconsin
Ladd
North Dakota
Senator Brookhart
Iowa
Srazler
Gonnrmee
Whale Senate
Bei Ing
Ha Lia Folletts “Hoters
Torah
Idsho
Norris
Nebraska
Couzins
Michigan
Hamelter
Joseph L. Robinson
Arkansas
Labor group walkout over Kirkwood suspension at Commons
Labor members from Dumbarton walked from the House of Commons in protest yesterday afternoon. They returned today as the Commons prepared to discuss the suspension orders of David Kirkwood. The party planned a vote of censure against the deputy Speaker for his role in the incident amid a Foreign Office debate led by Chamberlain.
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House of Commons
David Kirkwood
Dumbarton
Scotland
Commons
Levy Dill
Kirkwood Latar
Dum- Tle
Walt
Kirkwood
Anatin Chamberlain
Foreign
Alfatra
Commmons
Lirillah
Palley
Weather Forecast Breakthrough Touted By Smithsonian Scientist
A Smithsonian weather expert, Dr Charles G Abbott, reveals that sunspot induced heat variations drive improved forecasts. Data over 20 years suggest first half of history may allow anticipating monthly temperatures days in advance, with accuracy increasing as methods evolve.
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Washington
Charles G. Abbott
Te Wsbrophysical Observatory
Smithsonian Cat
Smithsonian Sciensiste Ji
Mayor Calls Smith After Statements
Fragmented text reports mayoral remarks accusing Oliver Smith and a Connellman of misstatements at a city meeting. It notes tension with Street Commissioners and hints at charges and intended orders from the mayor and council. Page 8 continuation referenced.
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Board of Street Commissioners
Smith
Connell
Gounollman
Shold
Allenda
Cornell
Tayy
Carisiman Siti
Bowman
Connellman Saith
Moltipiece
Court Slows Up As Week Ends
Allegany County court hearing the Liberty Trust Company versus Louis Solovakes awarded $83.7 in damages as jurors were excused until tomorrow morning when criminal cases will resume. Vicki Meredith Honnett found guilty of whiskey manufacture for sale. a new trial granted on legal writing.
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Allegany County
Liberty Trust
Louis Solovakess
Heing
Jwara
Vicki Meredith Honnett
Klan Charter Denied by Circuit Court Action
The Ku Klux Klan charter is denied by the circuit court in Kansas City as a midsonary benevolent corporation faces dissolution. Judge Pence, appointed by the court, recommended deregistration this afternoon.
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Klan
Kansas Gity
Hog Prices Soar at Pittsburgh Market Opening
Hog market reports in Pittsburgh Pa show prime heavy hogs rising 70 cents at opening. Prime weights fetch about 14.60 dollars per hundredweight, the highest price in seven years.
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Fiutsburgel Pa
Pittsburgh
Aereasa
Speeders Targeted as Police Crackdown Begins
Chief warns speeders will be checked across Pygerstow and Jeopardy areas as patrols step up. Officers, including Thomas VW Harber, will issue fines and costs to violators. Officials say drivers using streets as speedways threaten pedestrians, with state law backing enforcement.
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Poviee Thomas VW
Harber
Hatus
Vo Santamanilis
Trek
Peetel
Gallee
Rescue cited as ship Adteg halts Baltimore tooston
A vessel, the Adtehueh, steamed from BRDYOND to assist the stranded U S Shipping ship Adtig Haltimore near Malt Mana Shoals off Vere Cad. The steamer refloated at New Hedford, while another freighter escorted toward Roatan after stalling near Half Moon shoal. Mary Symi of Keedyaville is critically ill with a long illness, under medical care awaiting recovery.
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Murch Gee
Adtehueh
Port Tolay
Vestale
United States
Adtig Haltimore
Toston
Mana
Vere Cad
Hedford
Roatan
Misa Mary Symi
Keedyaville
Eorblow
Weg 44
Mitchell to be retired as assistant chief of Air Service
March 16. Brigadier General William Mitchell will be retired next month from the post of assistant chief of the Air Service. Lieutenant Colonel J. B. Fechet will be promoted to brigadier general and succeed Mitchell. Fechet, a Texas native, has served in San Antonio and during the San Juan campaign, later commanding air forces in the southern department. Details indicate Mitchell’s demotion and reassignment possibilities as the War Department confirms the changes.
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William Mitchell
War Department
Air Service
Weeks
Coolidge
J. B. Feched
Tesax
San Antonio
Jeter
Mitchell
Chielea J. Beanher
Aigo Prick
Volitiel
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Pechet
Ha San Tidge
Bintain Hill
Rough Riders
Roosevelt
Heigs
Porshug
Méexley
Seoul
Darksteom
Door
Claims Pupils Tormented At Local School
Complaints from a concerned daughter prompted Juvenile authorities to investigate alleged abuse at a city school. Parents report several boys in higher grades have been forced into minor crimes after school and coerced by peers. Authorities and teachers are cooperating to halt the troubling conduct.
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Anite
Negro Caught On Larceny Charge
The police arrested William Taylor, a 21-year-old Black man, at 7 West North Street after a telegram from Charlestown, West Virginia. Officers Whittington and Rickard identified him as the suspect wanted on a larceny charge.
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West North Street
Charlestown
W. Va
Taylor
Taylor Was Apprehended At the Weat
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