Turkey Keeps Large Army After Lausanne Peace
Constantinople May 29. Ankara will retain its big army for now and hold positions until a Near East peace conference. Turkish troops stay as Greek and British diplomacy concern Balkans. Bulgaria protests Thrace revisions affecting Karagatch and a railway station.
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Victory Clubs Aid Democrats in Maryland
A Maryland Victory Club linked to the national program sees Mrs. J. Lege of Centerville as Queen Anne County president and aims to form a National Victory Club in every county. The pledge asks 3 yearly dues and stresses mobilizing local volunteers to support Democratic aims nationwide. Locally, 33 members lead in Maryland with other counties and states forming similar clubs as a key campaign strategy.
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Hui
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Freedoms debated as murderess seeks clemency aboard Copan
Rumors swirl around a woman known for murder who claims innocence and speaks of a single ally, Jesse Carson, who helped her escape. She insists authorities forced her free and vows to prove her innocence, while guarded transfer plans unfold from Honduras to Los Angeles, with heightened security in New Orleans.
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Mike
New Orleans
Los Angeles
New Orleana
Biscailuz
Wutll
Untitled local note with garbled casualty report
A noisy OCR fragment mentions an event in Philadelphia and a water company dispute, with unclear names and dates. The readable bits describe a night incident and potential locate of a drowning or injury, but many words are garbled, making specifics uncertain.
Will Confer On Water Question Between Cities
Mayor Rowapa of Hagerstown and Mayor Taylor of Williamsport push a joint water conference for next Tuesday evening to discuss Hagerstown supplying Williamsport with Potomac River water. The Williamsport venue is favored if rates and terms are agreed. The Hagerstown committee includes the mayor, city council, water board members, and a delegation.
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Taylor
Williamsport
Hagerstown Water Committee
Hagerstown
Potomac River
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Eimena
Bran product promises relief for bowel discomfort
An advertorial note touts bran as a health aid for bowel conditions saying other parts of wheat help relieve discomfort. It recommends consuming bran with milk or cereal and claims pleasant taste. Available at your grocer today, you will like bran.
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Oldest Union General Sees Battles Of Long Ago
In a May report from Grand Rapids the 93 year old Union veteran General Tyron R. Merce reflects on Civil War battles at Petersburg and other fronts. He, once a captain in the Third Michigan Infantry, later became a Brevet Major General and long served with Michigan units. His family links include brothers in the war and a wife who died years ago.
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Winder
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Cavalry
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Arnty
Billion-dollar bid for U S merchant fleet believed hoax
Washington May 29 An offer of 1.091 billion dollars to buy the U S Shipping Board merchant fleet was announced. The Chaubia Postal Supply Company of Silver Creek New York submitted the bid for all ships docks and property. Columbia Company offered 1 million down and 50 million by October 1923 with annual 50 million payments thereafter. Chairman Laaker doubted but would accept if bonafide noting a recent inventory value of about 290 million.
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Washington
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Silver Creek
N.Y
Government Board
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Deaths of James W Long and Jacob Kriner Kindred in Waynesboro
James W Long aged 73 died at his home on 1805 Virginia Ave after cancer following months of illness. He served as an express messenger for Norfolk and Western Railroad and was born in Williamsport. Survived by widow Sophia, son James, and brother A D Long. Funeral Thursday at 10 am at home. Jacob Kriner, long-time Waynesboro resident and Civil War veteran, died after long illness aged 83. He served in the 148th Pennsylvania Volunteers and lost his right leg in 1864. Survived by children William in Hagerstown and three daughters, plus a brother Michael. Funeral today at 2 pm from his home, interment Green Hill Cemetery. Mary A Hiss widow of Mornor Ifice died after illness. Survived by Mrs B Miller of Washington DC, Mrs C Edwin Cart of this city, brothers G C Altor and George W Smith of this city, and Robert J Smith of Punxsutawney. Funeral Monday at 2:30 pm from Waint Sainth’s residence. interment at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Virginia Arena
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Williamsport
Order of Tied
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Willamsport
Tay
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Atermen
Riverview Cemetery
Jacob Kriner
Waynesboro
William H. Icriner
Michael
Anna
Rty) Kriner
Kriner
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T. H., Matternons
F. J. Bator
Green ,Hae Cemetery
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Pnowmania
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B. Miller
Washingon
D. C
Mra
Idwin Cart
CG. Altort
George W. Simith
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Peunasson
Alec
W. Binth
Waebugfou
Youth Dies in Motorcycle Accident near Harpar's Ferry
Leonard Ambrose, 42, of Franschel, died after a motorcyclist collided with a large truck near Sandy Hook. He and two youths were en route to Harpar's Ferry when the truck struck their vehicle. He died at Healy Hospital and probate opened for Jur Witehugh, with property to be sold and divided among heirs. Toward Bros. advertises fine chicks.
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Franschel
Sandy Hook
Jur Witehugh
Orphan's Court
Thla Walt Brothers
Memorial Day At Antietam Draws Big Crowd
Memorial Day observances at Antietam National Cemetery will attract a large gathering with Governor Albert C. Ritchie as principal speaker. Other speakers include Harrisburg’s Mon. Harry K. Kednard and Maj. C. L. While. the procession forms at Knight of Pythias Hall and moves to the battlefield for ceremonies.
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Yeath
Albert C. Ritchie
Viana
Sharpsburg
Harry K. Kednard
Harrisburg
Maj. C
Nicodemay
Ritchie
Knighta of
Churchy
Harry Stillwell
Evans
AL A. Kerlin
Antietam
G. A. Re
America
Wiliamsport
Lincoln Cuttysburg
Raleigh Sherman
Washington, DC
Niste Keadysville Band
Cratton
Cavernor Albert
Wichie
Stan Spangled Barn
Actres s Stella Mare sues Farrar for defamation
Miss Stella Mare, a young actress, seeks one million dollars in a defamation suit against opera star Miss Farrar alleging false statements. The case follows Farrar withdrawing charges against Miss Larrimore in a divorce suit.
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New York
Lin
Nahis
Farrar
Mins Larrimore
Mids Garrintore Reid
Tha Parsons
Opening Braddock Heights Park Dedoration Day May 30
Opening ceremonies at Braddock Heights Park include bowling dancing and other amusements with train service every two hours from 6 50 to 8 00 p m Late return buses depart for Hagerstown and intermediate points round trips priced at one dollar The ad contains numerous misspellings and promotional lines for various cough and cold remedies.
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Braddock Heights Park
Hagerstown
Memorial Day Holiday Observed In City
Memorial Day tomorrow will be observed as a holiday in the city with many cuts. Banks libraries and public buildings will be closed. The afternoon school session will be abandoned. Memorial exercises will be held at the battle site. People will drive to resorts or spend the day in parks and woods.
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Hagerstown
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Baltimore School Board to Discipline Franklin High Principal
The Baltimore County School Board held a meeting in the Fidelity Building and ordered superintendent Clarence Congat to convey that the principal must correct conduct. The Franklin High School incident involved allegations that students at Franklin Fils School in Rela teratown drank liquor during school hours and neglected studies, with both boys and girls involved.
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Franklin
Baltimore County School Board
Fidelity
Clarence Congat
Addison J. Uana
Franklin Fils School
Relateratown
Letter warns Rowe about quarreling and threats
A letter purporting to warn Rowe about quarreling was received in Pankatown this morning. The note warns violence if the quarrel continues, while nearby residents say similar letters appear in the area. A man named Seekford was fined for vehicle-related offenses and arrested following an incident involving a Walter Houffman car in Williamsport. Building permits noted for a one story Trade hoya at one street corner.
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Charles Howe
Pankatown
Telters
Troyne
Mins
Prac
Hime
Seekford
Soewtts
Glierges
Peraltogatt Wilomobile
Juattee Malin
Seekfort
Walter Uoffman
Williamsport
Stock Market Steady In Early New York Trading
New York May 29 The stock market remained steady in the forenoon with strength in railroad shares aiding the early gains. Markets show firmness as traders digest currents and anticipate gains across key sectors while commodity quotes mix with mixed signals from grain, livestock, and produce prices in the day’s wire service report.
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New York
Lemons and Orchard White Cream for Skin Whitening
An outdated home remedy advises mixing lemon juice with Orchard White to create a skin softening and whitening cream. The recipe promises fragrance and gentle action for the face neck arms and bands, claiming to brighten complexion and reduce freckles and sunburn without irritation.
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