World Court Will Be Next Presidential Issue Struggle in Democratic Convention
Special to Tre Malt. Maryland Democratic conclave opens in Ford Theatre with Governor Ritchie’s presidential ambitions at stake. Mahon faction seeks city support to influence the convention, while Ritchie’s real grip on Maryland Democrats rides on the Kelly faction’s balance. Page 18 continuation hinted.
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Girl Leads Riot In Bordeaux Demonstration
A girl named Germaine Beethon led during a chaotic anarchist demonstration in Bordeaux. Police reports say ten people were injured as officers broke up the riot. Beethon and fellow demonstrators Mila Berton were arrested or charged in connection with the violence and alleged attacks on police.
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Dr Hoffmeier Elected President of Maryland Medical Society
Dr Hoffmeier of Hagerstown today becomes president of the Maryland State Geographic Society. He wins last night as the sole physician from Baltimore to hold office. The society held its thirty-ninth formal meeting with a censor board elected. Other officers include Vice President Dr J H Whiner and Dr A J Davies, with secretaries Dr R M Horning and Dr M M Dean.
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Politician Charged Over Influence in Alabama
A May 22 report states that political influence tied to Muscles Shoals Alabama drew charges. The Senate hearing, led by Senator Norris of Nolichska, examined a government plant and wax market protest linked to engineers at AC Museo Staty in Ala.
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Army officers select landing field near Paramount
Lieutenant Colonel Frank P. Lahm of the U S Army general staff and Captain A L Eagle flew from Washington to Hagerstown in an army plane. They chose a field on the Young farm at the end of the Lestersburg pike as an emergency landing site to be equipped with repair shops and facilities. Lahm will address the Chamber of Commerce and discuss aviation service with illustrated lectures. Captain Eagle investigates securing the field and will return this afternoon with Captain Engin to Washington.
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Court speeds on criminal cases today
Six cases disposed and a seventh began this morning in May’s criminal docket. Pleas of guilty were entered by many indicted and several not guilty pleas were changed to guilty. Alfred Wolf, charged with non support, promised $2000 for his family before Judge Waga man. He was represented by Scott Wolfinger. Jol lat Foltz pleaded guilty to larceny of wine from gan meters. John Adams withdrew a not guilty plea and pleaded guilty to larceny of $290.
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Thaw Leaves Gay White Way Forever to Manage Business
New York May 22 Harry K Thaw pivots from the Broadway scene after 18 years due to Stanford White murder and plans to devote time to business ventures. His counsel reports Thaw’s holdings now approach 1,000,000 with interests in foundries coke ovens and real estate. He plans a Pittsburgh bound departure after a day of reporters chase and a statement about a ten dollar daily stipend to Nyvolyn Neable.
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Nation Needs More Play Says Coolidge
President Coolidge opens the first national conference on outdoor recreation urging revival of the play spirit. He warns civilization is pushing people away from active outdoor life and calls for a broad program to develop nationwide recreation and physical growth. He emphasizes wholesome enjoyment, community fitness, and public instruction to engage Americans in active leisure.
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Pair fined for selling liquor in B&O yards
Robert Day paid a fine of 56 dollars after being arrested by Catroman Brown and Hamilton at Vollos Court for rumk, with John J. Kunkelman and Rhody Grove, Pa, also arraigned. The group charged with selling liquor in the yards of the Baltimore and Ohio Company. Kunkelman later faced further charges.
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Woman Given Thirty Days in Probation Case Near Harmony
The plea of Elizabeth A L Stock, widow and mother of four, was heard as she faced a probation violation. Federal court in Baltimore yesterday ordered a sentence for the Maryland case. Washington agents found whiskey on her premises after a purchase. Presbyterians adjourned their 64th annual assembly in San Antonio amid year-end business. A new store opened in Hancock by J H Wenbraugh, a contracting firm.
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Congress To Force Issue In Campaign
Washington May 22 American sentiment over joining the Permanent Court of International Justice becomes a campaign issue as the Senate foreign relations committee resumes four proposals. Republicans group behind reconcilables seeks new court separate from the league while irreconcilables push for severing the league. a compromise plan to join the existing court with reservations gains favor. Democratic members support any plan, including Swanson’s approach allowing entry under Harding Hughes terms.
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Prohibition Treaty With Britain Takes Effect
The Anglo American rum treaty went into effect at 10:45 AM after ratification exchanges between the United States and Great Britain. Signed by Secretary Hughes and Sir Esme Howard, it targets smuggling of intoxicants into the United States and dates to January 23, 1924.
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Local Delegates To Big N and W Convention Opens
Cincinnati May 23 With over 860 Norfolk and Western Railway delegates gathered at the hotel Gibson the fifth annual gathering begins with welcomes from Mayor Gao U Catcol and A J Prolberg president of the Chamber of Commerce Ten committees and officers meet in executive session to discuss plans for the public at large and the handing of the public welfare affairs among the delegates from various lodges in the district and Raratowa.
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Arm Fractured By Lightning In Virginia Picnic
Mrs. J F Norris wife of Captain Norris U S Marines Yorktown is in hospital with a broken arm shock and bruises after a bolt of lightning struck a tree near the wagon during a picnic return. Other officers wives and children sustained only minor injuries.
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American Citizen Dingmore Dies After Brigand Attack
Shanghai dispatch reports an American named Dinsmore killed by brigands at Shushaen after being wounded and captured. He traveled with a Britisher and three Chinese. he escaped while wounded and later died in Shasaen.
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France to Be Economical in Budget Cuts
Paris May 22 The French cabinet approved drastic economy cutting the budget by 420 400 000 francs President Millerand presiding and pledging continued fiscal restraint with Edouard Hertlot likely to be next Premier. Igadore Duncan the famed dancer was injured in a car accident near Lenino grad sustaining only bruises and shock in a Moscow dispatch.
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Daily Express
Gas Warfare Claims Stir as US Gas Work Reported
London May 22 The Daily Express reports a professor at London University accuses the United States of developing large quantities of the world’s most deadly gas for offensive use during the Washington disarmament talks. The piece cites experts detailing lethal gas effects and warns of a future where nations could enclose battlefronts with gas barriers.
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Will and cruelty case loom as Frederick Street resident faces charges
Local authorities report a Frederick Street resident trained several coon to attack animals and kept live opossums for a week prompting cruelty charges. Dogs were set on a tree and struck, with one dog later killed after a will relevant to Amos Martin was filed in the Orphans Court. Police issued warnings as the matter moves to court.
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Congress Adjournment By June 7 Assured
Washington May 22 After six months of wrangling the 8th Congress moves toward adjournment by June 7. The tax bill passes with Mellon features retained including the 18 percent corporate tax and Longworth rates on estates. Democrats claim authorship of surtax and reductions. insurgents celebrate defeats of Mellon rates on big income and corporate taxes.
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