Escape Forced On Her Says Tiger Woman
Clara Phillips, the so called hammer murderess, insists her Los Angeles jail escape was not of her own making. En route to San Quentin from New Orleans on the Sunset Limited, she spoke to International News Service from the train, professing love for her husband Arthur Phillips and denying any attachment to cargo.
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International News Service
Sunset Limited
San
Francisco
New Orleans
Los Angeles County
Clara Phillips
Hammer
San Quentin Penitentiary
Arthur -Phlps
Beaumont
Beck
Betwen
United States
Jake
Carson
Forty Injured as Lake Winona Pavilion Collapses
Scranton reports that a dance pavilion at Lake Winona near Scranton collapsed while hundreds crowded one side. Forty were injured, some seriously, as authorities investigate. repairs were incomplete before the incident at the Lake Winona summer resort.
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International Neon Service
Scranton
Lake Winona
Acre
Appreciation Note for Antietam Post Members in Reno Post Help
Appreciation by Antietam Post Gils Ry of Sharpsburg expresses thanks to Reno Post of Hagerstown and Sons of Veterans for assisting at the National Cemetery Antietam Battlefield ceremony yesterday. Flags were placed on graves and all help given made the occasion a success.
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Antietam
Gils Ry
Sharpsburg
Reno Post
Hagerstown
National Cemetery
Sons of Veterans
Aerial defense of America gains steady progress
Washington reports that America is safe from invasion as coast artillery ordnance and navy branches advance antiaircraft defense. New gun calibers and rapid-fire machinery improve protection of coasts and cities, with pilots and planes integrated into defense planning.
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Antiailreratt Defensa
Anthatreratt
Local investors face losses in major brokerage crash
Daily reports indicate local people may be among heavy losers as Tocal Investors, tied to Jones and Laker, faces bankruptcy after a federal court filing in New York. The collapse jeopardizes thousands of dollars of local accounts traced through Sones and Taker, with uncertainty over the final financial impact.
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Jones and Laker
Uniteed States
Federal Court
New York
Newa
Julia
Sones and Taker
Jones and Taker
Nail
Heron Semulerapt
Army ace plans Curtiss pursuit from Mitchell Field
Lieutenant Stusgell Maughan, an army ace, intends a pursuit mission between June 16 and June 25. He plans to depart Mitchell Field in New York around 4 a.m. and reach the Golden Gate by 6 a.m. local time, between dawn and sunset.
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la Francisca
Stusgell Maughan
Curtiss
Mitchell Field
N.yl
Fond Land
Golden Gate
Kitchin Death Shocks Congress Leader Dies After Long Illness
Representative Claude Kitchin, Democratic leader in Congress, died in Wilson North Carolina this morning after a long illness. He had suffered for about three years from a chronic stomach and kidney infection. Friends and relatives were prepared for the end as his condition worsened after midnight.
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Congress
North Carolina
International
Wilson
Claude Kitchin
Ritchie
EXPECT ARREST IN HALL MURDER MYSTERY SOON
A New Brunswick police move hints at an imminent arrest in the double murder of Rev. Dr. Baye W. Hall and Mrs. Jn. Mill. Authorities questioned a suspect earlier but withheld identity. the case stems from a farm killing on September 17 with both victims shot and throats cut. Love letters from Hall to Mill were found nearby.
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Hr International News Service
New Brunswick
Baye W. Hall
Jn. Mill
Conenty
Conenty Detectives Refused To Reveal Its Identity. the Bodies of Dr. Hall
Mra. Millé
Mra
Mila
Berry prices fall as boycott hits supply
The Howard Street School Parent-Teacher Association plans its monthly meeting at seven. Washington County strawberry crop faced a bumper year. prices tumbled due to boycott and increased supply. Growers report weak demand as berries flood markets and buyers hold back.
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Howard Street
Ave Pulang
Waauingtog County
Mathilda Lewes
Honsowlyss Ramaod
Hagerstown Growth Shown in May Bank Clearings
Hagerstown continued growth is reported as May 1922 bank clearings reached 3,683,092.71 dollars, up from the previous year by 481,209.09 dollars or a 13.1 percent rise, per John B. Kieffer, manager of the Clearing House.
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Hagerstown
John B. Kieffer
British to evacuate Turkey from Dardanelles
Turkish papers report Britain begins prep to evacuate Dardanelles. Malta naval officials say British ready to evacuate within a month after the peace treaty signed, with clear expectation Turkey will abandon the fortress Chonak once the Navy gains control of the Dardanelles.
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Malta
Turkey
Chonak
Doyle predicts catastrophe rivaling world war in spirits warning
International News Service report from San Francisco quotes A Conan Doyle predicting a non man made catastrophe within five years. He says messages from spirits who have gone beyond foretell a global disaster rivaling the legendary continental disappearance. Doyle links the doom to spirits including the late Lord Northcliffe and cautions the crisis may outpace World War I in scale. Continued on page 12.
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International
San Francisco
Atlantic
A. Conan Doyle
Lord Northcliffe
Doyle
Ford Or. Underwood To Oppose Harding At Next Presidential Election
Henry Allen former Kansas governor told International News Service in London on May 21 that he expects President Harding to run again but does not seek the nomination. He places the Democratic race between Henry Ford and Os car Underwood, questions party unity at the national convention, and backs U S entry into the International Court while warning against isolation.
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Underwood
Harding
Allen
David M. Church
Stan
International News
London
Henry Allen
Kansas
International News Service Today
Henry Ford
Detroit
Oscar. Underwood
U. S
Alabama
United States
International Court
Two Injured as Cars Crash in City Intersection
Early morning crash at Elizabeth and Washington streets left Virgie Rogers Lanvals with a broken leg and Maria Reese of Maine Avenue with multiple cuts after Ray Mundey and David Seckford, both from this city, collided head-on. Mundey and one other person in the Seckford car were uninjured.
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Hoth
Ray Mundey
David Seckford
Elizabeth
Washington Streets
Caravers
Virgie Rogers
Lanvals
Street
Maria Reese
Mainevenue
Mundey
Seckford
Washington Leel
Ezabeth
Driver Flees After Car Strikes Child in City Street
Vivian Demarest, 4, was hit by a speeding car on West Washington Street while walking with another child. Witnesses say the vehicle fled west on West Side Avenue, license number uncaptured, prompting possible arrest for hit-and-run.
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Vivian Demarest
West Side Ave
H. W. Demarest
West Washington Street
West Side Avenue
Workman Hurt as Stone Slips at Pinesburg Quarry
Albert Gutshell of Keystone Limestone Company Pinesburg was seriously injured when a large stone slid down the quarry wall and pinned him. He suffered a broken right leg and crushed right hand and was treated by Dr W S Richardson before being admitted to Washington County Hospital. The accident occurred while he was removing stone below a loosened block. the stone had recently broken free.
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Albert Gutshell
Keystone Limestone Company
Pinesburg
Gatshell
W. 8. Richardson
Williamsport
Washington ‘County ‘Hospital
Gutshell
York
Defi Hurled At Board By Penn Head Defi Hurled At Board
Open defiance by the Pennsylvania Railroad toward the Railroad Labor Board drew Washington reaction that the board’s meek acceptance amounts to a death warrant. Executions are planned by its enemies, with a broader transportation clash to arise in the new Congress under Senator LaFolette’s bloc.
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Defi
Penn
George RF
Holmes
Toterantionatews Service
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroad Labor Board
Congress
LaFolette
Clergyman James Sterrett Dies By Own Hand In Chevy Chase
Washington report states Reverend James McBrid Sterrett an Episcopal clergyman aged and widely known committed suicide with a pistol at his Chevy Chase home shortly after 10 am He spoke to a guest Carrie Brocker before firing the shot leaving a widow and a son Dr Hy H Sterrett Also noted he had been ill for some time
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Wen Scevtoed
Washington
James McBridw Stercett
Chevy Chase
Sterrett
Carrie Brocker
Samimon
Dr. Sterrett
H. Sterrett
Thousands Pay Tribute At Antietam National Cemetery
Thousands gathered at Antietam Battlefield to honor dead soldiers on Memorial Day. Governor Albert C. Ritchie spoke as crowds from Maryland and nearby states attended, with parades, bugle calls, and flowers adorning flag-draped graves.
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Antietam
National Cemetery
Ritchie
Antistam Battefield
Tocsin
Mayor Bowman Calls Water Meeting In City Hall
Mayor Bowman announced a meeting of the appointed committee to discuss the Ha gerstown water question and its relation to Williamsport, set for tomorrow evening at 7:30 in the City Council rooms. The Williamsport Water Commission is expected to attend along with city officials and committee members.
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Bowman
Hagerstown
Nishing Wiliamsport
Inytha
Water Commission
Williamsport
Conntih Os Peratown
Frank W. Mish
den Mero
City Attormay A
Manan
Wramaman
S. Weeks Wei Cues
Colina
Tisey
Syara
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Workman
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Rea
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Albert C. Ritchie
Ritello
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