Flyers Target 48 Hour Air Flight At Dayton Dayton
San Diego May 4 United States army aviators Lieutenants Oakley Kelly and John A MacReady plan a sustained 48 hour flight soon at Dayton Ohio The event marks another world record attempt after a San Diego banquet where Kelly and MacReady drew attention without full attendance by their co pilot and other officials The piece notes a past romance between Kelly and Mary Watson and hints at upcoming continuation on page 14
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William Parker
Stuer
Internationaall News Service
San Diego
Cal
United States Army
Oakley Kelly
John
A. MacReady
Dayton
Army
Navy
Kelly
Thun
Sie Banquat
HH. H. Arnall
Nunateh
Mia Mary Watron
Customs seize drugs and liquor on steamship Winona
In Philadelphia a raid on the steamship Winona yielded 19 cases and 63 bottles of whiskey and a bottle of cocaine hidden in the captain’s cabin. Captain How ants firm Hudson and Company Way were fined 3000 dollars after a hearing before the United States Commissioner.
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Wewa
Philadelphia
Coar
Winona
Caplytt Howard
Howants
Hudson and Company Way
Kidnapped Boy Greets Mother Reunion at Jail in Watertown
The kidnapped son of radio engineer Verner Alexanderson greeted his mother in Watertown as private car transport brought them to the Jefferson County Jail. The reunion followed a three day abduction from a Riverside cottage in Theresa. Police hunt for the two men reportedly involved. three suspects have been arrested as detectives pursue the case.
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International
Watertown
Mannan
Verner
O. Henry
Streos
Verner Alexanderson
Schnactady
Yahed
Haim
Atolun
Ponther
Atéles Ghild
Jefferson County
Theresa
Sime
Local speedster yields watch after hefty fine
Martinsburg authorities refused to reveal identity of the man in question after he hocked a watch with Berkeley County Sheriff to cover a fine of 14100 and costs. The sheriff tracked the alleged offender through Aegerstown and finally captured the vehicle after a lengthy pursuit.
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Martinsburg
Berkeley County
Aegerstown
Germany On Brink Of Ruin As Mark Takes Latest Drop
Washington reports officials fear total collapse of the German currency if gold reserves dwindle further. With the mark at a minuscule value and large gold withdrawals, authorities expect new efforts to stabilize paper money, while Germany faces potential default and economic collapse.
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Germany
Mark
Hiv
Monay Hoconta
Soma
Atamont Han
Constable Warned He Hadn't Long To Live
Pittsburg May 4 Constable William Duncan warned he had not long to live after a raid last Friday in which 28 suspects were involved. Officers with warrants moved to arrest more suspects. during the operation a note was slipped into a pocket, suggesting further action.
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Tntornadlomel Ney
Pittswurgh
Willian
Duncan
Veiled Accusation in Northwestern Freshman Death Probe
Northwestern University students are questioned as state attorney probes the death of 18 year old Leighton Mount whose body was found under an Evanston pier. A former roommate links Mills to the case while a California prison report adds another angle. A rich contractor and father in law figure in sensational testimony.
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4Qy International News Service
Chicago
Northwestern University
Leighton.Mount
Evanston
State Attorney's Office
California
Milla
William McElwayne
Mcclwayne
Mills
Mount
McHiwayne
Axel Lonquest
Fred Sortt
Scott
Ten Hours by Machine From Washington
George A. Smith secretary treasurer of the Unified States Harness Company faced a harrowing trip from Washington to Hagerstown aboard a towing car. The journey began at 1 pm with ledgers and records stacked in back as government auditors flagged a $48.85 discrepancy against a claimed $3,000,000 business. A fire and multiple blowouts followed, along with arrests for speeding and rum running rumors that swirled around the perilous voyage.
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George A. Smith
Unified States Harness Company
Washington
Hagerstopit
Late News Bulletins Reach Atlantic and Pacific Routes
Washington reports Brig. Harding favors a continental transit plan leading to Atlantic and Pacific routes. A trip from Seattle to Berto Riva via the Panama Canal is proposed, potentially taking a month. Government officials say preparations for the Fatirond whapmen exceed $1,100,000 as depositions are introduced in court today.
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Forto Rico
Washington
Brig
Harding
Acrana
Atmica
Furtide Porto
Alitalia
Seattle
Pauniin Canal
Berto Riva
Hole in Canal Near Williamsport Delays Traffic
A large hole opened in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal at Williamsport causing early waterway delays for a few days. Supervisor J.T. Richards and foreman J. Frank Wineland led repairs as water was drawn from the level. Boats between Williamsport and Cumberland expected to be delayed. first haul planned for Sunderland next Monday.
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Yeaterday
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Wil Hargaport
Trae
Williams
Idilea
Willameport
Berm
J.T. Richards
Frank Wine
Iyinlon
Tranel
Williameport
Place
Cumberland
Tomorow
Cunderland
Alta Scott Again Tries Of Law
Ally Scott and Viola Kennedy were arrested on a downtown street for public intoxication and jailed on defaulting fines set by Justice Halm after eight recent arrests in two months. Scott was fined $25 with costs, Kennedy $10 and a vest.
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Ally Scott
Viola Kennedy
University of Marys Guests Tour Local Cement Plant
Twenty four University of Marys professors and senior students visited Security Cement and Lime Company at the Hamilton hotel luncheon. They toured the plant, learned about production processes, and praised the handling and quality. Attendees included Dean A N Schaeois and professors Steinberg Broughton, plus engineering and chemical students.
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University of Marysand
The
Curity Genent and Lime Company
Hamilton Hotel
Security
Wommots
Utcfesspre
Security Cement and Line Company
A. N. Schaeois
9. S. Steinberg
L. 3. Broughton
Chemlatyy
Charles White
C.T. Batley
M. J Baldwin
W. DB. Bott
W. A. Bennett
M. Doteler
Charles S. Cook
D. &, Donaldson
J. Harley
J. DL
Hummelhohow
Knnpp
W. G. Melvin
W. B. Montgomery
H. P. Owkigs
Seth Rimmond
P. Schacter
FP. Walden
A. Dh Wallla
G. A. Wiel
John W Whines
Trata Pg
University
Turks Deny Preparing For A War
Constantinople May 4 Adnan Bey representative of the Angora government in Constantinople denies French accusation that Turkish troops have massed on the Syrian frontier He says there are no heavy concentrations while French insistence on France's Syria mandate and refusal to relinquish administration strains Turkish French relations and inflames editorials in Constantinople papers over the Chester concessions.
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Louise Bryant
Constantinople
Adnan Bey
Angora
France
Syria
Ritchie to Speak May 30 at Sharpsburg Memorial Day
Governor Albert C. Ritchie will be the principal speaker at Sharpsburg Memorial Day exercises, honoring Antietam battlefields. The Memorial Day Association announced the program and expects naval officers to attend as acceptances are finalized. Four to five bands will participate in a large parade before the events.
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Albert C. Ritchle
Antietam
Memorial Day Association of
Sharpsburg
Maryland
Navins
Sharpsburg Association
Marinkovic Case in Towson Court Opens and Ends
The case of Stoyan Marinkovic of Steelton, charged with abducting his wife Mary Capon Marinkovic, stirred Towson courts over months. Proceedings pressed by the state with defense counsel, involving perjury and abduction charges, concluded this morning amid wide attention. Also noted are tomorrow teachers’ exams at Andotahi Street and a successful Johns Hopkins operation on Hunter of this city, with his wife by his side.
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Stoyan Marinkovic
Steelton
Hiaidyear
Mary Capon Marinkovic
Towson
Jenker
Marinkovic
William H. Bover
Harper Ballentine
Tale City
William P. Cole, Jr
Nail
H.W. Hunter
O. Few. Hunter
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Ray Tab
Krupp Directors Stand Trial For Inciting Disorders
In occupied Germany a French court martial began the trial of Gustav Krupp von Bohlen and three Krupp directors at Essen. They face charges of instigating disorders and arousing German hostility toward the French, tied to Decree No. 22 banning prearranged acts against occupying forces. The case cites a supposed signal to unleash sirens and whistles at the Krupp plant.
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D. Weyer
International News Service
Wierden
Germany
Gustav Krupp van Bohlen
Krupp Works
Essen
Were Krupp von Boblen
Bertha Krupp
Tert Bruhn
Herr Hartwig
Geiera
de Goutte
Krupp
Oldest Cumberland Valley Apple Tree in Bloom at Stine Farm
An apple tree near Isaac Stine’s Middleburg home, planted by Alex Orr before 1817, is over 107 years old and in bearing. It has never been sprayed, remains healthy with new growth on a spreading trunk, and yields fine fruit when crops occur after freezes.
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Cumberland Valley
Isaac Stine
Middleburg
Alex. Orr
Orr
Kla
Reformed Church
Mid
Jt Ie
Stine
Griffith Held on $300 Bail for Chicken Theft
Roy Griffith, arrested yesterday in Brownsville on charges of stealing several chickens from O. T. Rice, was held on $300 bail for a Monday afternoon hearing before Justice Hal in the police station. He made no statement regarding the charge.
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Roy Griffith
O.T. Rice
Brownsville
Justice Hal
Greek Masons Award 33rd Degree to Governor Allen
In Athens on May 4 Greek Masons will confer the 33rd degree on former Governor Lieut. J. Allen of Kansas. Allen, welcomed by Greek people, is praised as a benefactor. Greek newspapers predict he may become U.S. president. He arrived with a large party of American Masons.
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Ux-T International Neswa Servier
Athens
Masona
Npos
Lieuts J. Allen
Kansas
Allen Baz
Peopl
Gréel
Cotumss
United States
Allen
Greece
Father Asks Court To Grant Custody Of Daughter
Harry E. Worden seeks custody of his seven year old daughter from his wife. Attorneys Wageman and Harsha state the couple are separated. Judge Waraman presided as the hearing began May 7 at 9:20 o clock.
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Harry E. Worden
Pennsy
Wageman
Harsha Tenting
Lahens
Historical Pageant Marks Win' Sport 100th Anniversary Event
Preliminary plans outline a July 4 Williamsport celebration for the town’s 100th anniversary. Mayor W J Taylor, the Town Council, and executive committee member M Taylor discuss parade, pageant, and related events, with commissions appointed to arrange the observance.
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Win’ Sport
Williamsport
W. J. Taylor
Vy M Taylor
Groneinnt
Boward Freed By Court Here
Rayna Bown was released today in the Circuit Court by Judge Franco Wagaman after a hearing. Mrs. Berilla Warrenfelts had accused Bown of obtaining property valued at about 3,200 by fraudulent means. The court action followed an arrest at the request of the complainant.
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Rayna B. Bown
Berilla Warrenfelts
Fatee Pratenses
Franco Wagaman
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