Hons Club Delegates Named for International Convention
First Vice President Tir. DA Wat fing aid Secretary John M. Miller of Vie Jans Olah head the unanimous slate of delegates from the Hons Club for the annual International Convention at Cedar Point Ohio June 29 to July 2. The group will deliver short talks and elect officials noted for improving prompt correspondence and local activity reporting. J. A. Tysot of Harrisburg, a Lions member, attended the meeting and introduced a plan to streamline interclub communications and event coverage.
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Tir
John M. Miller
Vie Jans Olah
Cedar Point
Ohio
Mite Jersiti
Wank
Icielaries
Bren
Tilyson
Hagerstown
Tion W. KF
J. A. Tysot
Harrisours
Lions*lah
Defense in damage suit over Norfolk Western death
Testimony by witnesses for the plaintiff in a $60,000 damage suit for the death of her husband, killed at the Virginia Avenue crossing December 24, 1923, as the Norfolk and Western Railroad's engine crew and railroad officials faced questioning. Proceedings continued this morning with more witnesses expected. timing uncertain.
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Agsurand Gay
Fannie
Chairs
Norfolk Aid Western
Plannut
Virginia Avenue
Crorsive
Man Pleads Guilty in Drunken Driving Case
John W. Kennedy of Cumberland faced a Hancock County hearing before Justice Leon R. Yourtee. He received 100 fine and 80 days in jail for driving an automobile under the influence of liquor. friends reportedly raised his bond as he was taken into custody.
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John W. Kennedy
Cumberland
Leon R. Yourtee
Hancock
Diamond Eyes Color Things New Perfect Dye and Tint
Diamond Dres offers guaranteed dyeing and tinting for fabrics with cold water. Each package contains direct directions for dyeing wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics. Consumers are advised to tell the druggist the material to color and to buy Diamond Lises for best results.
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Ady
Dog Guards Master as Barnard Coal Plant Burns
In Kingwood West Virginia on May 16 Adam an Airedale belonging to Barnard Coal Company general manager Barnard saved his master from a fire at the company plant. The dog barked and woke Barnard who escaped through an open door as the building collapsed, sacrificing his life.
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Kingwood
W. Va
Adam
Barnard
Barnard Coal Company
Drive Starts Below Mason and Dixon Line Preparations for Bigger Offensive
Prohibition actions expand across Movida Gut Great Lakes and Pacific Sectors as agents target inland liquor hubs. Over two hundred agents operate from New York to Florida and the Midwest, chasing a moonshine trade blamed for violent clashes. Casualties rise with forty two agents killed since enforcement began, while the moonshiner’s liquor dubbed white mule circulates, though legal whiskey distillation remains banned for ten years and government stores hold twenty million gallons for medical needs.
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Gut
Great Lakes
Pacific
New York
Orida
Missis Sippi
Il Tg
Billy
Missionary Society Meeting at St Pauls Church
The Young Women's Home Missionary Society of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church held an evening program featuring Mrs Vernon Parker on race relations, musical numbers by Miss Olive Zoelger and others, and a large audience, with refreshments served by Mrs George Gehr.
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Vernon Parker
Young Women's Home Missionary Society of
St Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Ituth Ridgely
Margaret Parker
Oliva Zoelgler
Mra
Walter Daniels
Violat Daniels
R. D. Huyett
Oliva Ze
CAUGHT IN TREE TOPS AND DRA MYSTERIES
Richard Lingenfelter at Dodford found dead bodies of thrushes and mocked victims of hawks or owls. He placed traps in tree tops catching 21 hawks and 12 owls. The largest owl measured three feet across wingspan. SENT TO JAIL Lela Butler and Beatrice Jackson colored residents of Suman's alley were sentenced to 10 days for drunk and disorderly conduct after a hearing before Justice O V Middleheatt. TRACKMAN KILLED Albert Potts 40 of Grogt Cadpon WV trackman for Ballimora and Ohio Railroad died from injuries Sunday when he fell under a work trap at Woodmont WV his left arm and both legs were crushed.
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Richard Lingenfelter
Dodford
Wigthy
Lela Butler
Beatrice Jackson
Suman's Alley
Kdian
O. V. Middleheatt
Albert Potts
Grogt Cadpon
W. Va
Ballimora
Ohio Halbroad
Woodmont
Ieee
Death Notices for James Richaty and Frank D. Rummel
Deaths announced for infant James Richaty, son of M. Lar Veer and Tee Willer, from Inawe vt dite Tong. Funeral and service details listed. death of Frank D. Rummel, aged about 60, at home near Centra san. Services at Alan Eveux Evangelical Church and burial at nearby cemetery.
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James Richaty
M. Lar Veer
Tee Willer
Inawe Vt
Tong
Ark
Buin
Arceitis
Wuttam
Koburt
O'Eluele
Meva
Dateravent
Frank D. Rummel
Agpal
Mara
J. Wo
Alan Eveuxelical Church
Courtoss
jTerment
Geneva delegates absolve U S from arms shipments blame
In Geneva on May 1 delegates vote four to one to absolve the United States of responsibility for arms shipments passing the Panama Canal. The conference rounds on Article BS of the proposed convention require nations to investigate suspicious arms shipments in their waters, but the Panamanian traffic complicates the issue.
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Geneva
Geneva Armg Central Conference
United States
Panama Canal
Belgian envoy calls off debt talks in Brussels return
Washington May 12 Baron Cartier de Marehienne Belgian ambassador announced that he would return to Brussels to discuss the cancellation of Belgiums 470000000 debt to the United States as instructed by his government. The Treasury Department reported the decision. The Rev Ambrose N Beagin rector of Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church of Cymerland resigns due to ill health after nine years of service and plans rest and study for a year. About 180 Knights Templar from St Bernards Commandery Hagerstown will leave at noon for a parade at Martinsburg with a bodyguard to the Grand Master Warren H Seipp. John B Roessner of Oak Ridge played a cornet solo at Trinity Lutheran Sunday School.
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Washington
Baron Cartier de Marehienne
Brussels
Belgium
United States
Treasury Department
Ambrose NI. Beagin
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church of
Cymerland
Knights Templar
St. Bernard's Commandery
Hagerstown
Marthisburg
Warren II, Seipp
MAN SEEN WITH FATMAN ACCUSED ON TRIAL FOLLOWING JURY ISSUES
Court sessions reveal both sides satisfied with developments as juror qualification focuses on bias toward verdict. Shepherd proclaims innocence amid tense proceedings while family members react emotionally as the trial moves forward with questions about education, religion, and credibility of witnesses shaping the panel.
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Movarl Crowe
William Stewart
Nasheen
Ian
Haclotta
Aorugate
Shepherd
RiNy
Alan
Carl A. Naumann
Othetate
Defenge
Privon
Ao Hae
Thay
Aa Shepherd
Dempsey and Wife Depart for Paris With Trainers
London May 18 Jack Dempsey the American film star and his bride Estelle Taylor left for Paris today. The Dempsey party includes two secretaries and five sparring partners, among them England’s heavyweight Phil Scott. Mrs Dempsey has recovered from the fainting spell and stomach bleeding episode.
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London
Jack Dempsey
Estelle Taylor
Paris
Phil Scott
England
Mrs. Dempsey
Negro Doctor Is Indicted In Double Case
A true bill found against Dr A B Wilson in a criminal operation case after May Myera aged about 24 testified before the grand jury. Wilson, from Harrisburg, Pa, posted $1,000 for trial and retained Alex Armstrong as attorney. A separate true bill for selling minor was filed against Emory Thompson. Howard Smith was indicted for larceny of liquor from a federal agent’s room. Market reports follow with New York and Chicago movements and local prices in Hagerstown.
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Pear
Sha
Wayneshore
Leltornburg
May Myera
A. B. Wilson
Wilson
Alex Armstrong
Leitersburg
Harriaburg
Emory Thompson
Howard Smith
Jones Tiuax
Exhibition and chemistry show at Broadway High School
An exhibition of domestic science and a chemistry display will be held at Broadway High School Thursday from 2 to 4 pm. Students under Miss J Mary Fleming and Mids Davis will present work. the senior chemistry show is by J Kieffer Funk. All four years may attend. public is invited. In a separate item, William S Arreiger of the House of Correction was held on $20,000 bail after a grand jury hearing in Anne Arundel County. State auditors cited embezzlement figures up to 323,000 and listed specific accounts under audit. A final item notes Charles S Hamilton, 63, died on a remote Cumberland farm. he left $1300 in cash and owned property locally.
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Broadway High School
J. Mary Fleming
Mids Davis
J. Kieffer Funk
Comestic
Hfth
William 8. Arreiger
House of Correction
Anne Arundel County
Louis M. Hopkins
Ameapolis
Sid Chey Huixe
Budit
Charles S. Hamilton
Carrigapayille
Cumberland
Taxicab Men Respond To Rev Carpenter Accusations
Editor Daily Mail replies to Rev Carpenter accusing taxicabs of bootlegging links. He asks for proof of unlawful activity. drivers defend decent business and urge proof to defend themselves. Also notes events: Parent Teachers Association meeting at Halfway school 7:30 with Isabel Hurlbut lecture on A Year Spent In Russia in Russian costume. General Noleon A. Milee buried at Arlington National Cemetery. Pythian Sisters plan 500 party at Pythian Castle at 8:48 p.m. Russian children starving. Moscow milk short.
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Daily Mail
Carpenter
Moana
Nyilhood
C. E. Shear
Lset
Parent, Teachers’ Association
Misa Isabel Hurlbut
Washington County Library
Russia
Tha Pythian Castle
Moscow
Japanese Athletes Leave Sobbing At Far Eastern Games
Manila May 19. The entire Japanese team sobbing serenely sang their national anthem after alleging referee unfairness as the Far Eastern Olympics opened. Building permit notes include Mrs. Maud Birk and Mrs. Minnie Clark at Mulberry Avenue locations.
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Manila
Maud Birk
Minnie Clark
Mulberry Avenue
Gatogo
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