Knutson Caught By Virginia Police In Crash Inquiry
Police in Arlington Virginia arrest World Knutson a Minneapolis resident and Leroy Hull 23 a department employee after a late night incident at a golf club. They face a serious criminal charge and await arraignment before Judge Thong as officers continue inquiries noted on page 14.
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Eerice
Atiindon
Warold Knutzon
Minneapolia
Leroy M. Hull
Linton
Courk
L R Yourtee Slated for New Court
A local news item reports L R Yourtee being considered for appointment to Juvenile Court in Wash ent county. Governor is reviewing the selection amid public speculation on the outcome and the potential nominees, with Yourtee among the prominent candidates and bar members much discussed.
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Washenti
Hice
Thos
Pera
Iowa
Washington County
Failure To Shake Evidence In Cross Examination
Clover makes cross examination as Alexander Armstrong ftabad ola morning to confound Wills Phiovger a Funkstown truck driver for D A Stickell and Sons in a suit against Western Maryland Railway for 1539. The accident occurred December 20 1921 at the Pennsylvania Avenue crossing. The plaintiff says the crowding crowd and obstructed view prevented warning signals and that the truck driver was unaware until close. The defense argues reckless driving and failure to take precautions. Continued on page 16.
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Alexander Armstrong
Wills Phiovger
Funkstown
D. A. Stickell and Sons
Maryland
Heli Ag
Delvise
Theerick
di Preleaulton Tm
New York Law Banned Waitresses After Ten P.M.
The United States Supreme Court upholds a state law prohibiting women and waitresses from working in restaurants after ten at night. A second item notes Samual J. Weller opening a garage long the Sharpayurgake near Hints city.
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Tetermatera Service
Ashington
New York
Supreys Court of the
United States
Samuat J. Weller
Hints City
Widow Wins Half of Estate in Court Decision
Mas Cate Cameron of Cartiste, linked to the Mount Vernon Hotel, was awarded half of her husband’s estate after years of discord. She also withdrew efforts to void the will, ending a long dispute amid family tensions and prior separations.
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Pen-Mar
Mas Cate Cameron
Cartiste
D. Duncan Caneron
Tan-Mar
Mount Vernon
Biahand
Lila Wite
Fa Hye
U S Machinery Moves to Reclaim Naval Oil Lands
The U S government moves to recover naval oil lands leased to W F Sinclair and F E L Doheny as officials travel west to halt further extraction at Teapot Dome and Ellis Hills. Investigations will expand this week with hearings and potential actions.
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Sshington
Warry F. Sinclair
FE. L. Doheny
Atlee Pomerene
Oigen
Roberts
Washington
Ie West
Doheny and Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Ellis Hills
Wah Court Aiclion
Home of Irish Minister Raided
Disjointed OCR notes report a raid on the residence of an Irish minister and reference an attempted shooting or political turmoil. The text also mentions a regular meeting of local councils and a city or county event to be held tomorrow evening. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Radio Helps Locate Youth in Three Days
Franklin Pa March 10. Within two hours after a radio appeal aired last night for Homer Donaldson a 13 year old boy, missing three days, was found in Wabash Indiana. He had withdrawn money from the Savings bank and left home after his father scolded him for tearing up a bank passbook. Parents pleaded to radio stations when telegrams failed to locate him.
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Franklin
NK. S
Homer Donaldson
Wabash
Ind
Cabinet Backing Poincare Policy Blocks Senate Review
In a three hour session the French cabinet unanimously approved Premier Poincare's policy to take the present government’s fate upon the major reform measures. The measures face examination by the Senate finance committees and may trigger a cabinet resignation if vital parts are rejected. Millerand supports Poincare as the premier asks for confidence votes to gauge opinion.
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Ny Unitrnational
Netra Yereleed
Pamis
Trench
Polncare
Chamber
Senate
Gnance
Pramiar
Ime
Ine
Millerand
Pramar Polneare
Bowman to Be Renominated As Democratic Mayor Candidate
Mayor C H Bowman expected to be renominated as the Democratic candidate for Hagerstown mayor at a convention tomorrow evening. Democratic leaders say Bowman’s nomination is assured among 40 candidates listed. Arrangements for the convention were completed at the Democratic City Central Committee office, with the Antietam Fire Hall set to host the event at 8 o'clock.
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C.H. Bowman
Hagerstown
Bowman
Lis Axaured
Democratic City Central Committee
Ield
Mayon
Antietam
Heavily Fined Pair Arrested for Disorderly Driving
Marcy Shipley and brother Lener of Pennsylvania were arrested Saturday on charges of being drunk and disorderly. They faced a $100 fine and costs for driving a car while intoxicated and $3 for disorderly conduct. The shipley pair were warned and fined $5 for contributing to a disturbance. Arresting officer was Counta blo Barbhurt.
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Marcy Shipley
Brother Lener
Pannsylvania
Intercat
Shipley
Countablo Barbhurt
Johnson in Primaries in Maryland State Race
Hiram Johnson announced his bid for the Republican presidential nomination in Maryland primaries. The report notes his campaign plans and return from New York as part of the pursuit, reflecting a campaign push amid evolving political activity.
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Newa
Explosion Rips Utah Coal Mine Killing Many Workers
Castle Gate Utah March 1 detail of a violent explosion at Utah Fuel Company No 2 mine. Officials say bodies recovered many mutilated and identified by tags on sacks in the mines. Rescue teams battled fires and penetrated deep into the mine as temporary morgues were set up.
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My International News Service
Castle Gate
Utah
Ting No
Utah Fuel Company
Tts
Jhe
Theseus
Mato Portal
Government vows no radio monopoly by any group
Secretary of Commerce Hoover declared the government will never permit radio broadcasting to be monopolized by a single corporation or combination. The statement came amid a radio war in New York between city officials and the American Telephone and Telegraph Company.
Probes Hurt U S Business and Public Hysteria Rise
Washington March 10 The public hysteria from congressional test imonies harms business says Charles M Schwab after conferring with President Coolidge Clarke guilty plea entered by Edward Young Clarke former imperial guard of Ku Klux Klan in federal court Houston March 10 Properties sold Williamsport Pa to Por rent Allamong for 9500 and Artisan Street Williamsport sale to William E Grimes and wife for 4900 Mr and Mrs Dr E Barrett and daughter depart for Philadelphia for permanent home Barrett a noted local silk mixer manager
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Hy Teterantioan News Service
Washington
Dusiness
Charles M. Schwab
Stel
Cootlage
Clarke
Celerautioan Nerve Service
Houston
Edward Young Clarke
Ku Klux Klao
City
E. Barrett
Egat Washingtom Street
Philadelphia
Barrett
Churches Pledge Butler Support in Anti vice Crusade
Local churches pledged support for a law enforcement program to back an anti vice crusade led by authorities. Delayed deliveries to the mayor and city officials this morning noted as part of the pledge ceremony.
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Tiwladelphita
Marcy
GTB
Deluyorsd
Gea
Dmediey D. Batter
Wendrick
Antivice Crusada al Suntay Sory
Chicago students quit Dramatic Clan play Mary the Third
Shocked faculty members watched William Sierra and Priscilla Ferry of the University of Chicago withdraw from the drama Mary the Third. They left the cast citing unauthorized publication of the picture on publicity material.
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William Sierr
Priscilla Ferry
University of Chiaigo
William
Pricclla
Mary the Third
Fater
Sheba
Kerr
Milas Ferry
Prosecutors to press old blue law in Juribe City
About twenty thousand cases arise under the 1793 Sunday statute. Grand Jury to hear alleged violations tomorrow as police prepare indictments for Sunday amusements banned by the old blue law. Only newspaper publishing carriage rides milk delivery allowed.
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Juribe City
N. 3
Seraoy
Coolidge Assured of Nomination by Campaign Managers
Washington dispatch reports Cal Coolidge won steady delegate gains as Republican managers work quietly toward the Cleveland convention. By March 13, nearly 299 delegates are secured, with three months until the nomination. The campaign team plans early pledges and aims to mount a strong presidential bid.
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Tatereational
Waliington
Piblic Attenthon
Maral
Calvio Coolidge
Cleveland
Tomey
Repub Cana
Coolliga
Posadeat
School Janitor Charged With Liquor Possession and Sale
Philadelphia report states Joseph Colacci, 25, assistant janitor at a school, held on $3000 bail on charges of liquor possession and sale. Police say the case involved a pit in the school used for liquor distribution, with unclear ties to educating students.
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Philadelphia
Marsh
Joseph Colacci
Calardi
Denby Farewell Marks Navy Leadership Transition
Washington March 10 Howie Manby bid farewell to the Navy in Washington today as senior officers, the Marine Band and hundreds of civilian employees gathered to honor him after three years directing the American navy. President Roosevelt did not depart the White House yet but later this afternoon the Navy Office will transfer formal duties to Theodore Roosevelt Jr acting as secretary until a successor is named.
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Steve
Washington
Howie Manby
Navy
Aull Lang
Hays
Deoby
Roosevelt
Lodsy
Uta Jol
Theodora Tinosevelt, Jr
Candler Jr Wins Suit in Bodily Injury Case
Decatur Ga March 10 Men Clyde Byfield of Atlanta lost a $100 003 damage suit against Walter Candler when the jury returned a verdict for Armill Monatre. The suit charged bodily injury and assault during a trip to Europe in 1923.
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Jeternationst Mews
Decatur
Clyde Byfield
Atlanta
Tolay
Azalnot
Walter Candler
Armill Monatre
Sha
Europe
Stearisly Berengarta
Governor to Send Names for Hagerstown Magistrates
Governor Ritchie will nominate Otho V. Middlekat and J. Scott Bower for confirmation as magistrates in Hagerstown. The Daily Mail cites delay in confirmations and notes protests by local citizens while the governor conducts a personal inquiry.
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Ritchie
Otho V. Middlekat
J. Scott Bower
Senate
Hagerstown
Daily Mail
Annapolis
Mail
MillMtegaut
Bower Aha
Benarrans Blair Central Committee
Wade
Wagerstown
Seaia
Ritchie Belae
Wife Sees Husband Killed By Two Bandits
In St Louis a 36 year old store owner Sohn Schaefer was shot and killed very early today by two bandits who robbed the cash register in his confectionery shop. One bandit opened fire and both fled with money. Mrs Schaefer witnessed the fatal attack.
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Bateradiivant Mere Services BT. Louis
Marchi Sohn Schaefer
Butt
Bangita
Helped Obregon Not Revolution In Mexico Claim
Fr Doueny president of the Pan American Telegraph Company testifies before Senator Wheeler that Doheny Harry Sinclair and other oil magnates and the U S Department of Justice aided Obregon and fomented unrest in Mexico claiming a $5 000 000 loss to the government. Aged resident Catherine Carpenter breaks both legs after a fall at McAnock.
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Revolutinaista
Mexico
Loznet
Fr. Doueny
Pan-Aimerican Tetrolegin Company
Seastor Wheeler
Democrat
Montans
Doheny
Harry Sinclair
Magatea
United States Department of Justice
Catherine Carpenter
Mancock
Shawna
Britain Moves To Curb Latin Naval Ambitions
London report says Earl Beatty travels to the Mediterranean to supervise strengthening of the British fleet. The Mediterranean fleet will be redistributed and reinforced as a political move to offset the maritime influence of the Latin Union proposal.
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London
Ln.s
Earl Beatty
The
Admiralty
Mediterranean
Bong Waters
Daily Exchange
Arrested When Men Killed While At Work On Sunday
Philadelphia report states foreman Charter Bagan faced charges for unsafe work on Sunday after two workers were killed and a third seriously injured. Early details indicate a blast or explosion at the work site, with authorities investigating the incident and potential triggers under review.
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Mere Kerekey
Philadelphia
Charter Bagan
Kang
Arcoat
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Knutson
Department of Just
L. R. Yourtee
U.S
Homerene and
Sinclair and Doheny
Jake Mammon, Jr
Witness
Jake Tininon
Ieee
Benatas
Walst
Fenaerat
Montana
Walah
Hasmon
Ecwesional Nera Service
Commer McGeach
Gabe
Fred
Pathy
Medrath
Doan
Neet
Corntalls Towers
Partler
Cran Waval Boosie
Patona
Cabinet
Poincare
France
Johnson
California
Coolidge
Butler
New Jersey
Denby
White House
Candler, JR
Democratic Committee
Obregon
Britain
First Sea Lord
North Sea
Placy
Great Airltata
Malatata
Mediterraneag
Atvadt
Admiralty aMctals
Malatata Eisht
Sd Deatroyera
Ausillacie
Thia
Maly Tay
England
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