Leaders Predict Election Of Ritchie Wade And Others
Political observers in Marsland foresee a Democratic year as Democratic headquarters in Baltimore and Hagerstown report strong optimism for victory in state and Washington county races. Republicans show indifference and fear how wet and dry issues may affect candidates amid internal party tensions.
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Wade
Marsland
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Washington County
Democrata
Merchant Held for Buying Stolen Poultry in County
L A Hoover a Waynesboro merchant was held on 500 bond after a hearing charging him with purchasing stolen poultry. Most chickens from farms in Washington County near Franklin County were traced to Hoover store bought from juvenile chicken thieves captured last week. Hoover said a clerk with the same name bought the birds and he paid market price, while the youths said they received about half price.
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L. A. Hoover
Waynesboro
Sich
Washington County
Franklin County
Hoover
Boya
Duffey Favored in Hancock County Sheriff Bid
The Hancock News predicts Richard Duffey will win the sheriff race next Tuesday. The paper quoted itself praising his election and asked readers to estimate Duffey's margin over Thornton while noting civil party balance.
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Hancock News
Richard
Dick" Duffey
Dick’ Duffey
Washington County
Duffey
Thornton
Nationalists Coup Set For Wednesday
Berlin braces for an armed nationalist coup in eastern and southern Germany with about 60 000 federal troops ready. Berlin plans to resist any Bavarian march toward the capital while Reichwehr leaders doubt the threat. President Ebert to appeal for national unity and volunteers to defend the republic. Also notes postponement of trial for W R Wrightwell in Martinsburg case.
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Berlin
Germany
Saxony
Reichwehr
Roca
Ebert
Surveyors Arrive at Murray's for Winchester Line Survey
A corps of surveyors has reached Murray's to establish headquarters and survey a line between Murray's and Winchester for a high tension line from the Potomac Public Service Company's plant. Westingham Co. experts reviewed the pump readings after a recent test and the plant reportedly operated at capacity.
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May Sacrifice One Life For That Of Baby
Cambridge mass November 5 physicians face a moral dilemma as Harriet E Sullivan 21 lies fatally wounded by husband Lawrence J Sullivan a war veteran and would be mother in divorce action. Doctors weigh saving the unborn child via Caesarian operation against saving the mother whose life hangs in balance.
U. S. Is Still Pessimistic On Reparations Conference
Washington cues show deep pessimism over America's plan to aid Europe via a reparations conference. France remains firm per Premier Poincare's Sunday statements. French ambassador Jusserand returned from Paris with extensive briefing, aligning with continued French resistance and blocking prospects.
Chemist Richard Hackett Dies at Dalton Home
Richard Hackett, former chemist at W. D. Byron & Sons Williamsport, died at Grey Gables near here after a brief illness from spinal meningitis. He had moved back to his Dalton Massachusetts home recently.
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W. D. Byron & Sons
Williamsport
Grey Gables
Dalton
Mass
expel girls at wellsley
Three Wellesley College students plus a chaperone face disciplinary actions after a party at a camp. Jesusie M. Diack of Troy New York Mary M Beckwith of Chicago Eleanor Falk of New York Rosemary Samuels of La Jolla California were named. Samuels was not expelled but barred from leaving campus until Christmas.
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International News Service
Wellessley
Mass
Wellesleey College
Jesusle M. Diack
Troy
N. Y
Mary M. Beckwith
Chicago
Eleanor Falk
New York
Rosemary Samuels
la Jolla
Cal
Samwels
Mary P. Coleman
Houison
U Coleman
To Force President To Quit
Berlin reports a nationalist press unite against Chancellor Stresemann and President Ebert. They demand Ebert's resignation as socialist and urge a dictatorship if Reichstag support fails. Stresemann vows to rule without parliament with Ebert’s authority.
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Ste
Ebert
Deutsche Zeittung
Reichs
Berlin stock exchange riot over foreign money profits
Bloodless disorders broke onto Berlin as hungry mobs gathered in front of the stock exchange. They attacked men accused as profiteers in foreign currency dealings, ripping clothes and badly beating them. Enraged crowds also looted stores and pawn shops in poorer quarters seeking gold or foreign currency.
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Berlin
Stock Exchange
Williamport Robbery Suspect Blamed in Local Thefts
William Warner, 25, of Williamsport, charged with a string of jewelry robberies in Middletown after valuables were traced to a Philadelphia pawn shop. Jewels pawned in Warner’s name. arrest followed in Carlisle. Robberies began June 2 with three homes entered and valuables valued at 12060. Warner to be returned to Frederick tomorrow. A road accident near Rouzerville killed a dog weighing about 78 pounds. A hunter mistook Joseph H H Fuck of Mercersburg for a turkey near Chambersburg and was peppered with shot. injuries not praisable.
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Williamsport
Middletown
Philadelphia
Warner
Carlisle
Harrisburg
Frederick
Joseph HH
Mercersburg
Chambersburg
Unk
Armstrong For Wine And Beer
In Belair Maryland Alexander Armstrong Republican governor candidate and attorney general spoke to the Marford County Convention. He opposed the Eighteenth Amendment remaining decision to states and favored light wines and beer under local sanction. He argued existing counties have adequate enforcement and that a state act would fuel corruption.
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Marford
Belair
Alexander Armstrong
Republcan
Armstrong
Balltimore City
Six Good Men Deserve Your Votes Tuesday
Washington county voters face a six seat Democratic House of Delegates race. Candidates Palmer Tennant Thomas A Gilleece Elliott Chenoweth George Rodney Crowther Henry Snyder Calvin A Lom listed as experienced figures with ties to Hagerstown Hancock Leitersburg Keedysville and local farms. Auction news notes Otto Miller property sale at Keedysville to Clyde Potter for 4505 and visit with Gouff family in Keedysville.
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Hiouse of Delegates
Annapolis
Palmer Tennant
House For Delegates
Hagerstown
House of Delegates
Thomas A. Gilleece
Hancock
Elliott Chenoweth
George Rodney Crowther
Leitersburg
Henry Snyder
Lyoung
Ke3dysville
Calvin A. Lom
Moussa of Delegates
Jos. Snyder
Publc
Otto Miller
Keedysville
Clyde Potter
Rohrersville
France Aid Remark Denied by State Dept Officials
Washington officials disputed Ambassador Herrick's Paris speech declaring America would aid Europe again, saying he spoke personally, not for the government. White House and State Dept stressed the remark was unfortunate as tensions rise over the reparations conference. Jusserand set to meet Hughes to decide the conference fate on Germany’s present ability to pay.
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Washington
State Department
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Paris
America
Europe
White House
Admiral Herrick
Germany
Poincare
Italy demands immediate reparations experts committee
Rome reports Italy sent a note to Paris insisting on an agreement for the immediate convening of an international committee of reparations experts. The note warned of serious consequences from delays and of damaging effects on the United States by pressuring technicalities.
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Italy
Paris
Haly
U. S
Novel Contest At Grange Meeting
A Grange meeting at Lestersburg Wednesday evening will include a novel contest where members bring apple pies. Prizes go to the best and second best pies, and an interesting program will be presented.
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Lestersburg
New Fight In The K. K. K. Against Women Divisions
In Atlanta on November 5 Judge Fulton Superior Court heard an injunction request by Klan Emperor William Joseph Simmons against Imperial Wizard Hiram W. Evans and the Klanswomen. Simmons alleged the women were using clan secrets in violation of the order.
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Atlanta
Hiram
lGol
William Joseph Simmons
Fulton Superior Court
Hiram W. Evans
Simmons
Bonar Law Laid To Rest Within Famous Abbey
Bonar Law, Britain's late premier, was buried today in Westminster Abbey near the Unknown Warrior. Prince of Wales served as representative of King George and chief pallbearer. coffin bearers included four King's Own Scottish Borderers and four Royal Air Force men. Bonar Law becomes the first British prime minister since Gladstone to be accorded an Abbey burial.
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F. A. Wray
Interestional News Service
London
Andrew Bonar Law
Britain
Westminster Abbey
England
Prince of Wales
George
Royal Air Force
Bonar Law
William Ewart Gladatons
County Cannot Stop Liquor Manufacture
Judge Frank G. Wagaman told the First Christian Church Bible class that Washington county struggles to curb illicit whiskey traffic under the local option law. He said the law only acts where a sale occurs and noted villagers favor prohibition but do not assist enforcement.
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Wagaman
Washington County
Frank G. Wagaman
First Christian Church
Wayaman
Election Day Polls Open Early and Advisory to Vote
Tomorrow is Election Day and a legal holiday. Polls will open from 6 AM to 7 PM, with reminders to vote early. A note mentions anonymous letters and an informant, and a request to send materials to the State's Attorney.
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Maryland
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