Greeks Press Turkish Lines Across Smyrna Front
London report cites Greek gains along the Smyrna and Borussa front in Anatolia with Turkish forces retreating. Greek troops occupy Afillum Karahisyar and seize prisoners and booty as Turks retreat toward Kutala and refuge in the Ushak mountains raise the risk of guerrilla fighting.
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Ky International
London
Hne
Smyrna
Borussa
Anatolia
Athens
Ushak
Afilum- Karahisyar
Kutala
Alleged horse thief held on bond in Virginia case
Charles Jones, colored, known as Spielman, was held on a $500 bond by Judge Bitter after a morning hearing on theft of a horse from Aaron Middlekauff near Williamsport. Deputy Sheriff Crampton arrested him following a complaint from Henry W. Dellinger. The horse, found two days later, had been stolen and tied in a woods near Berryville, Virginia.
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Aaron Middlekauff
Spielman
Charles Jones
Bitter
Crampton
Henry W. Dellinger
Williamsport
Berryville
Labor Board Dismisses Pleas Of Sixty-Six Short Line Roads
The United States Railroad Labor Board dismissed all applications by sixty six short line railroads for working conditions and wage rates for the standard lines. The ruling specifies no action on the small roads until standard road cases are resolved, while not affecting prior wage or hour decisions.
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Labor Board
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
United States
Five Hundred Inspect New High School
The Williamsport high school building near completion opened to the public yesterday afternoon. Over 500 visitors toured the 27 rooms and an auditorium with 600 seats, while contractor W. H. Miller said completion is expected by mid May. Visitors hailed it as a fine county school facility with showing on first and second floors and basement progress. guests came from Hagerstown Downsville Boonsboro other parts of the county and West Virginia.
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Williamsport
W. H. Miller
Citzens
Lays Off 30 Car Repairmen at Western Maryland
Thirty car repairmen in the Western Maryland division left work Saturday as 30 were laid off. Of 146 in the department at year start, about 90 remain. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad closed the Cumbo yard at Martinsburg for the balance of March. All car reporters inspectors and yard crews except enough to keep yards moving have been laid off.
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Western Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumbo
Martinsburg
Alleged thief Silas Huffer held for May term
Silas Huffer, charged with taking 384 dollars from his sweetheart Mary Snyder of 625 Frederick Street, reportedly hid the money under a porch after an upstairs interruption. He previously faced embezzlement charges from the Troy Laundry and received a suspended sentence. He appeared before Judge Halm and is held under 400 dollars.
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Silas Huffer
Mary Snyder
Frederick Street
Hufer
Huffer
Troy
Halm
Democratic Council Seats in Three Wards Divided Fight
Voter interest appears strong on the streets yet turnout is light. In the fifth ward Dudley M Brewer is favored though Richard C Barnum has Republican cross-over attempts against him. In the first ward Edgar O Fiery and James M Benchoff race tight with Benchoff seen as endangered. In the third ward J Harry Schueler Democrat and Theodore Fabrney Republican run a quiet contest with Democrats hopeful of victory.
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Brewer
Fiery
CVA Ree
Barnum Or Brower
Fifth Ward
Dudley M. Brewer
Richard C. Barnum
Mr. Braw
Edgar O. Fiery
James M. Benchoff
Benchoff
Republian
Third Ward
J. Harry Schueler
Theodore Fabrney
Aged minister at Quincy Orphanage recalls faith cure
A party of local visitors to the Quincy Orphanage in Pa spoke with Rev. Dr. Z A Colestock who recently marked his 97th birthday and remains of sound mind though near 100. He shared his faith cure story as the institution plans to resume a large commercial building. Superintendent Kitzmiller showed guests the facility and noted road improvements will extend state highway access to the orphanage area.
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Quincy
U. B. Church
Z. A. Colestock
Colestock
Kitzmiller
Waynesboro
Snow and sleet storms sweep central states
Chicago March 28. Minnesota Nebraska Iowa and the Dakotas were hit by tornadoes sleet and snow storms. Seven people killed and many injured. Rishmore Minnesota reported severely damaged with three dead. Reading Minnesota saw two killed by falling structures. Ansley Nebraska livestock losses. Watertown South Dakota and Huron South Dakota recorded twelve inches of snow in under three hours. Sioux Falls South Dakota faced strong winds and temperatures dropped to ten degrees above zero.
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Chicago
Minesota
Nebraska
Iowa
Dakotas
Rishmore
Minn
Reading
Ansley
Nob
Watertown
Huron
Sioux Falls
Third Bester appeal case dismissed in court today
The third Bester appeal case from Boulevard condemnation proceedings was dismissed by clr cui court as Hartle Wagaman lawyers stated they would accept the board's awarded amount. The move surprised city officials and City Attorney Hagner, capping Easter's tentative victory after two earlier court settlements. Also decided: Sallie Rideourne wins $900 for East Washington street triangle parcel. McCauley and Oswald repped her. A second case, Lottie Bender on Mulberry street, involved a non resident with the jury viewing the tract.
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Bester
Board of Street Commissioners
Boulevard
Clrcui
WH. B. Hartle
Co. D. Wagaman
Hagner
Easter
Dempsey Carpentier Bout Site Decision Imminent
New York March 28 The boxing public awaits the site for the Dempsey Carpentier match as promoter Rickard nears the 30 day extension deadline. John W Snyder Cumberland Md promoter is in New York to discuss proposals and is ready to meet any plan. Atlantic City options exist but the choice is expected to favor New Jersey closer to New York.
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New York
Rickard
John W. Snyder
Cumberland
Snyder
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Ocean Resort
Eagle boat 32 still adrift off Pacific coast
Wireless reports to the Navy department say the Eagle boat 82 with a crew of 20 remains adrift in the Pacific after breaking loose in a blow while being towed from Marto's Island to San Pedro. The latest advices confirm the ongoing peril as the vessel drifts at sea.
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International News
Washington
Navy Department Today
Pacific
Marto’s Island
San Pedro
Probe murder of 11 negroes in Jasper Newton counties
Monticello Ga March 28 Officials in Jasper county begin to move to try Clyde Manning the Black executioner and John Williams planter who Manning says instigated killings of 11 enslaved workers. Authorities probe Williams past and the fate of ten other farm hands missing. Leaders shocked by rapid developments as Manning confesses involvement. Miss Winnta Rice returns home from Montgomery county.
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International News
Monticello
Georgia
Jasper
Newton
Jaaper
Clyde Manning
John Williams
Williams
Clvi
Acial
Manning
Snow and Rain Expected Tonight From West Cold Wave
The weatherman warns of rain and snow tonight with a real cold wave, followed by clearing and colder conditions tomorrow. The system comes from the west, where the storm caused extensive damage.
Reads Mail at 80 Without Use of Glasses
Justice John T. Tice of Williamsport, among the town’s oldest residents, observes his 80th birthday today. He reads the Daily Mail without glasses, has a good appetite and sleeps well, despite a year-old fall causing slight lameness. Born in Clear Spring district, he lived on the O and O Canal for 40 years before retiring in 1910 and still performs his magisterial duties daily.
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Justice John T. Tice
Williamsport
Tice
Daily Mail
Justice Tice
Clearspring
O. Canal
Temporary lay off at Panegborn Plant office staff only
The Panegborn Plant reports a temporary lay off affecting only office and drafting personnel due to continued business depression in metal trades. The company aims to resume operations and has kept shop workers intact, with the current adjustment limited to the office staff.
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Panegborn
High prices slow building and lumber trade
A wholesale lumber dealer cites lagging retail prices, steep freight rates up about 109 percent, and high labor costs as main barriers to new construction. Cement and sandstone have fallen modestly, brick and stone unchanged, with expectations for fewer new projects until factory costs ease.
Motorcycle daredevil dies in Frederick two-car pass
Marion Yinger 25 of Frederick was killed Saturday night when he tried to pass between two oncoming cars at the city’s western edge. Drivers Clarence E. Klein and Clarence A. Bussard, both of Frederick and Braddock Heights respectively, were involved. A separate note reports F W Berger leaving state constabulary to join the O V detective force, and Catherine Binkley visiting Easter with her mother in Clear spring at Garfield Memorial Hospital.
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Marion Yinger
Frederick
Clarence Ei. Klein
Clarence A. Bussard
Braddock Heights
Catherine Binkley
Garfield Memorial Fospittal
Washington
Maria C. Binkley
Reichswehr Dispersing Reds in Middle Germany
Berlin reports that Reichswehr detachments backed by artillery are systematically removing armed Communist bands in middle Germany. Sangerhausen in Prussian Saxony has been recaptured by security forces. Bitterfeld remains under Communist control with trains halted and searches ongoing. unrest and isolated dynamite blasts cause casualties in East Berlin suburbs.
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Berlin
Sangerhausen
Prussian
Saxony
Germany
Reichgwehr
Wilhelmstrasse
Reichswewhr
Bitterfeld
Green
Bitterfield
Nasl
East Berlin
Easter Party At Stouffer's Dancing Academy Abuzz
Prof Stouffer hosted a large Easter party at his dancing academy on Saturday attended by hundreds of junior students and families. Balloons favors and souvenirs were given away as refreshments were served. D Earl Wolf of Dundalk Pharmacy Baltimore is visiting his mother in this city.
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Stouffer
Prof
D. Earl Wolf
Dundalk
Baltimore
Clara E. Wolf
Senator Cameron Sued for Alienation in $100,000 Suit
New York reports Ralph H. Cameron Republican U S Senator from Arizona named defendant in a $100000 alienation suit. Edward P McFarlan claims the senator unduly influenced Mrs Margaret McFarlan in 1916 and caused her detention. Cameron calls the action political blackmail.
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Internaational News
New York
Ralph Henry Cameron
U. S
Arizona
Edward P. McFarlan
Margaret McFarlan
Washington
Ralph H. Cameron
Cardinal Gibbons Lies In State At Baltimore Cathedral
In Baltimore on March 28 the body of James Cardinal Gibbons lies in state beneath full pontificals in the historic cathedral where he presided for many years. He rests on a ceremonial catafalque and will remain so until Thursday morning when final funeral rites will be held.
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Baltimore
James Cardinal Gibbons
Three Suspects Held In $300 Bond After Ohio Cigar Store Robbery
Sheriff Duffy and State's Attorney Wolfinger pursued three youths from Cleveland to Hogern town. Clinton Jones remains at large after escaping a Pittsburg armory transfer. Denton Mullenix sick and Forest Settle held under $300 bond for a hearing not yet set. The trio, armed but not connected to the robbery, were believed wanted in Hegera town for Brewer Bros. store raid. A penny bag found on Jones is held as evidence.
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Clinton Jones
Pittsburg
Settle
Mullenix
Denton Mullenix
Forest Settle
Duffy
Wolfinger
Cleveland
Ohio City
Brewer Bros
Jones
Hogern Town
Pitteburg
Battle
Bitner
Nasety
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