New Rules To Govern Foreign Ships Entering U S Ports
U S authorities prepare broad and lenient regulations for foreign ships bringing liquor to U S ports. Treasury and State Department cooperated on drafting. British note about rights does not protest U S port authority, citing a 1856 Supreme Court decision.
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Washington
Treasury Department
State Department
Oles
Treasury
Olelata
United States Supreme Court
Three Months In The Cut For Colored Man
A colored man named Corse South received a three month sentence in the house of correction after being found guilty by Justice Hila in the Folica Court. He was arrested last week following a revolver discharge at the Colonial Hotel where he allegedly menaced employees.
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Corse South
Hila
Folica
Rice
Colonial Hotel
Washington Attorney Held in Bank Fraud Conspiracy Case
Washington attorney Harry B. Trichrach was arrested today on charges of conspiring with four others to obtain 76000 by fraudulent means from the Chartered Phoenix National Bank of New York. He is a former candidate for district judge of the District of Columbia and said the arrest was a plot to intimidate him. Bail set at 5000.
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International News Service
Washington
May Eie
Harry B. Trichrach
Chathan-Phioenly National Bank of
New York
Buchrach
District of Columba
Honor Policeman Ends Life to Miss Parade
New York May 6. Patrolman John Guldoagh killed himself after months of illness and fear he could not march in the SilverAuditor parade today. He had been awarded a medal for bravery in the line of duty.
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International New Serviesy
York
Helay
Moutha
Patrolnan John
Guldoagh
Wacsat Peavary
Murderer Escapes Again After Capture
A murderer who had been captured by Mattison and wounded fled again after knocking down two officers. Wittfield evaded pursuit as Alisse and Tas led a two day chase, with hot pursuit continuing.
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Wittfield
Alisse
Tas
Robber Gang Of Wolfe's Hill Finally Broken Up
Local authorities declare the juvenile gang terrorizing Wolfe's Hill area for two years has been broken up. Shrader confessed membership and Yeakle was convicted, solving a spree of burglaries and jewelry thefts involving eight youths ages 16 to 20. The gang headquarters centered on Wolfe's Hill amid past ball games, with boasts of stolen cars and daring escapades fading as arrests followed.
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Wolf’s Hill
Quinton
Shrader
Robert Yeakle
Accra
Sama
Sang Pactiat
Theo
Walehny
Doug Neon
Duke of Yorks Bride Isolated With Whooping Cough
London May 26 The Duchess of York formerly Lady Elizabeth Bowes Lyon is suffering from whooping cough and has been isolated today. She married the Duke six weeks ago.
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London
Duchess of York
Elizabeth Bowes
Lyon
Plan Relief Program For Ex-Service Men
A plan for a relief program for World War I veterans is to be mapped out in Washington before Congress. Representatives from recognized veterans organizations will work with the status veterans parent to study proposed legislation and determine steps for relief and support. The briefing aims to simplify and outline how the program will be structured and delivered.
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Washington
Druy
Goles
Wletto
Fey Kysela
Agreement Reached At Conference Over Turco Greek Controversy
Lausanne reports say the Turco Greek dispute was amicably settled with details to be worked out later. A Balkans war threat looms if the allied peace delegates fail, with Maritza river forces and Adrianople fronts cited and troop counts around 300,000 Turkish and 180,000 Greek forces.
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Ap Telerantinant News Service
Lausanne
London
Balkans
Greece
Turkey
Ismet Pasha
Daily Express
Darfiagnelles
Maritzae
Thrace
Adrianople
Gracks
Maritza
Negro Woman Acquitted on Liquor Charge in Williamsport
Cesalla Brown, 85, tried before Judge Wagaman and a four member jury in Williamsport Circuit Court for selling whisky at Willataport. She was found not guilty after witnesses testified they bought whisky from her. Attorney A. S. Mason defended Brown. Other locals, Henry Proston and Isaac Prastan, pled guilty to charges of theft by confession.
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Cesalla Brown
Negress
Wagaman
Willataport
Witnowses
Mason
Williamsport
Henry Proston
Isaac Prastan
del Presse
Samual Poifenberger
B. Hartle
Prancda
Brown
Smithsburg
Aia
80 Foot Fall Kills Youth at Charmtan Quarry
J R Andrews, 18, a Blue Mountain Stone Company employee, fell from a dumping cable line onto a stone on the company railway in Charmtan. He landed unconscious, suffered facial injuries, and died about a half hour later despite medical attention. Coroner expected to investigate.
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Blue Mountain Stone Company
Charmtan
Bellgos
Covoner Wilgier
Communists Take Ruhr Industr ial Centers As Aid Accused
Berlin reports claim three Russian communists were couriers in Dortmund while Karl Radek asserts threats amid Moscow plot rumors. Amsterdam dispatch says northern Ruhr under German Reds with Soviet linkages. Gelsenkirchen and Essen show control, prohibitions, looting threats, and supply collapse.
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Germany
Thy International
Amsterdam
Ruhr
Gelsenkirchen
P and R Workers Given A Raise In Chicago
Chicago May 26 United States Labor Board announced a wage increase of 3 cents an hour for stationary engineers and boilermen on the Philadelphia and Reading railroad. The board also said it would begin a wage inquiry into 1 200 employers of the Southern Pacific Haliread.
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International News Service
Chicago
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
United States Labor Board
Southern Pacific Haliread
Baldwin Readies Attack on Irish Deportation Bill
London May 26 Premier Stanley Baldwin withdraws to Chequers Court to prepare for a House of Commons fight over Ireland deportation indemnity legislation designed to cover losses from illegal transfers of Irish sympathizers to Ireland where arrests occur. Also notes Harding appoints Bert Haney to the U S Shipping Board succeeding George Churchill. A Maryland man charged with war support for his wife and kids.
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David M. Church
Star
International Service
London
House of Gommong
Stanley Baldwin
Chequers Court
England
Ireland
Great Britain
Moscow
Haney
Washington
Harding
Bert. Haney
Portland
Oregon
U.S. Shipping Board
Ane
George Clamberlaitt
Decision Deferred in Sallow Arson Case
The court heard arguments on a motion for a new trial for Mary Sallow, seeking a twenty year sentence for arson. Chief Judge Boyd and two associates will rule next week after newly discovered evidence from Roy Steuffer and Rosa Worle linked Charlton to the Munson Building fire.
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Whch
A. Iunter Boyd
Wagaman and Doub
Dge Boyd
FO. Grice
A. 3. Mason
Jeaac Lobo Straus
Baltimore
Roy Steuffer
Rosa Worle
Charlton
Tiancold Wty
Munson
Sallow
Caravan of Shriners to Visit Hagerstown from California
Shriners from Aine Pacific Coast are due to arrive in Hagerstown on Sunday June 3 as part of a 3666 mile caravan from San Francisco May 1 en route to Washington for a Shrine celebration. A meeting at the Masonic Temple Tuesday will finalize plans to entertain the visitors with a luncheon on the fairgrounds. Local Shriner Wachter awaits word from the caravan after a Kansas City to St Louis train leg due to poor roads. License tags are being enforced with drivers failing to display tags facing morning enforcement.
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Shriners of
Hagerstown
Masonic
San Francisco
Washington
Fairgrounds
Canada Cancels U S Fishermen Port Privileges
Ottawa May 26 American fishing trade in the North Atlantic faces disruption as Canada cancels all port privileges for United States fishermen. All licenses for American fishers to Canadian ports will be recalled by June 15 ending a 35 year old friendly practice.
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International News Service
Ottawa
Got
North Atlantic
United States
Three Held Admit Part In Big Rum Conspiracy
Norfolk reports three suspects detained at a local hotel as federal agents pursue a vast international rum-smuggling conspiracy. William L. Burwell and his New York wife along with Res D. Shotton admit links to the Briley flag operation moving cargo toward Virginia Capes and the Virginity Cup stalemate.
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Norolk
New York
United States
Norfolk
Coast Guard
William L. Burwell
William E. Baker
Res D. Shotston
Oficers
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Rint Wells
Steam Yardts
Cidie Tong
Strand
Pehoonur
Mary Beatrice
Briley
Man to be tried in Penny for fatal shooting
Washington county will not prose James Imes for the shooting of his son in law Elmer Hites at the Victor home above Hancock last week. Imes will be delivered to Pennsylvania authorities who say he shot his son in law after alleged abuse to the family. He was treated at the town hospital and arrested the next day after the incident.
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James Imes
Indaw
Elmer Hites
Hancock
Fie
Wes Heve
Pennsylvania
Ines
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