Bombings Hit Italian and Spanish Consulates in Philadelphia
Explosions damaged the Italian and Spanish consulates in Philadelphia early today. A Spanish consul narrowly escaped death as a package detonated. Windows were smashed, a bank on Broad and Tasker streets suffered severe damage, and many residents were awakened by the blasts. Police directed the scene and, as of reporting, no suspects were identified.
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Philadelphia
Don Emilio de Matta Y Ortiz
Wallan
Bla Ots
Italien
Sons of Italy Bank
Broad and
Tasker Streets
Sons of Italy
Broad
Urow Ao
Lambre
Pennsylvapia Hospital
Doctor Wanted in Diploma Conspiracy Probe
Hartford Nov 24 state authorities awaited the arrival of Doctor George B Sutcliffe who is wanted by a grand jury investigating a medical diploma conspiracy He allegedly performed a flower amputation leading to the death of Albert Hoody and fled to Canada The surrender is expected to provide a key witness when the grand jury reconvenes Monday after a four day session
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Bn Tnternational News
Sergield
Hartford
Conn
George B. Sutcliffe
Toronto
Canada
Suteliffe
Albert Hoody
Party Chiefs and Officials Meet in Washington County
Democratic leaders from Washington county and newly elected and returning members of the Board of County Commissioners gathered at the Pagmar Motel for an informal evening. Hosted by Jesse O. Snyier, chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee, the group shared a private dinner at 6 o'clock and discussed party policies and affairs. Participants included State Senator elect Dre J. Hubert Wade, State Senator Frank W. Mi, and Democratic County Commissioners.
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Democrati
Washington County
Board of County Commissioners
Pagmar
Jesse O. Snyier
Democratic State Central
Ainner
Central
Dre J. Hubert Wade
Widow Of Singer To Wed Wednesday
Widow Enrica Carico, widow of the singer Hex, will wed Captain In Kam of Scotland on Wednesday at Hremyptot Oratorhin, with the ceremony officiated by Father tathot. The couple will reside in the Limited Staten after the wedding.
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International Lawa Service
Hex
Enrica Carico
Thie Tatats
Haliaw
Inkam
Scotland
Kew
Tathot
Half-Million Jewel Robbery Shocks Britain Coast
A large jewel theft shocks Great Britain with reports of a half million in gems taken. Police pursue leads as investigators trace the mysterious suspects through major markets and ports. Names and precise locations are uncertain due to unclear text, but the event marks a significant provocation for security in the era.
Town Council Blamed for Destructive Greenesathy Fire
A Greencastle newspaper accuses the town council of failing to approve under $250 for autolatte alarms and water access, contributing to a blaze that destroyed the Landis Tool Co bio foundry at Greenesathy valued around $100,000. The article notes the fire began after an alarm failure and criticizes officials for neglecting fire safety measures. A separate International News brief reports former Prime Minister Lloyd George criticizing Mr. Churchill's timing on defense and reform questions.
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Trona
Soa
Bio
Landis Tool Co
Greenesathy
Hawn Council
High Rent Prompts Sharpsburg Canal Boat Family Move
Bertram Swain of Sharpsburg fears profiteering landlords and high rents. He plans to winter aboard his snug canal boat with his family, then move to Williamsport for work, tying up the boat there before settling in.
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Bertram Swain
Sharpsburg
Williamsport
Block of Juana business district wiped out by fire
The Juana, San Diego, reports a massive blaze destroying a central business block valued at about 1.25 million dollars. The fire left charred ruins, with liquor stocks worth up to half a million, and halted activity as insurers and fire protection concerns were debated. Reconstruction aims for February amid tourist season.
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Dy International Newe Service
San Diego
Cal
Tha Juana
Tia Juana
Foreign Club
Tivoli Casino
Couple Freed by Confession of Murderer
Otto Mat confessed to killing Lehman and claimed his wife or another suspect shot before Lehman fell. The confession is expected to influence the release of Walter Nackelman and the girl involved in the original accusation. The slain watchman Lehman was surprised during a break in at the Delsan Company plant on November 5.
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Chicago
Otto Mat
Dirtward
Lehman
Walter Nackelman
Wite
Leman
Delsan Company
Law on prohibiting roadside signs to be introduced
State Road Commissioner Jot XN Mackall announces a bill to bar signs along state roads that give information without Road Commission permission. The proposed measure will be introduced at the next legislative session and aims to regulate roadside information signage.
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Road Commission
Mackall
Ill canal boatman in Sharpsburg taken home in critical condition
Charles Navers of Sharpsburg a canal boatman for C and C was taken ill while on a trip and brought to his home in a critical condition. A Thanksgiving service will be conducted by Tev. O C Carpenter at Mapleville Chapel on Thanksgiving day at 2:39 p.m. The entire community is invited.
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Nens
Washington
State Department
Philadelphia
Charles Navers
Sharpsburg
O. C. Carpenter
Mapleville Chapel
Fay
Ebert Hopes For Strong Government Formation
Berlin November 24 President Ebert seeks Germanys strongest man to form a new cabinet after the Stresemann ministry resigned. A coalition including centrists democrats and socialists is likely while the reichstag backed the ministry 230 to 155. Loeb and Ebert agree on quick cabinet organization amid Saxony and Bavaria tensions. Communist arms were seized by order of von Seck.
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By & Co. Weyer
Berlin
Ebert
Germany
Stresemann
Reichstag
Saxony
Bavaris
Reichswehr
Qroers
von Seck
Chamber urges railroads cut anti trust restraints toward consolidation
The U S Chamber of Commerce urged removing federal anti trust restrictions and inhibitions on railroads as a preliminary step toward voluntary consolidation of the nation’s rail systems into a limited number of networks.
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Dy International Neves
Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Belgium's Reparations Plan Favored by Germany Note
Belgium's plan of payments drew a German note handed to M. Jaspar in Brussels. The German message signaled willingness to discuss reparations under Belgium's framework and was sent to the reparations commission at Paris. A separate item reports Letty Dowell, a southpaw pitcher for Chambersburg, shot in the left hand in a revolver accident at home.
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Brussels
M. Jaspar
Miiinter
Germany
Jasper
Paris
Letty Dowell
Chambersburg
Bis Howe
Penosy
Waeth
Tas
Progressives Block Senate Republicans
Four factions contend for the Republican presiding officer post as talks flare in the new Senate. Candidates include Cummins, Curtis, Moses, and Norris with insurgents set to force a floor fight to oust Cummins from committee chairmanship if needed.
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Coolidge
Senate
William K. Hutchinson
Washington
N.S
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Charles Curtis
Kansas
George Moses
New Hampshire
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Br Friends
Cumming
Bia
Inter-State Commerce Committee
Cummons
Robert la Follette
Wisconsin
Norris
Cummins
Gambling house raid nets six months jail term
Rochester police conducted a night surveillance leading to the capture of proprietor David Wolfe and several Greek men tied to a gambling house. Wolfe received the six months, with others fined ten dollars each for gambling. Additional notes mention private garage and house construction in Sharpsburg.
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David Wolfe
Rochester Alley
Qrepks
Pal
Phi Salla
John Nicktos
Towéy Kamars
Frank Stakes
Thomas Pejoa
Unclear Capturing of Wiron at Home as Daughters Gather
Woodrow Wiron appeared at a window of his home as members of the United Daughters of the Confederacy gathered before his door in the capital. The incident, noted in local records, reflects a ceremonial or cordial public scene tied to the group’s presence in the city.
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Woodrow Wiron
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Antietam Fire Company to Attend Church Service
Members of the Antietam Fire Company will attend the service at St. John's Episcopal Church tomorrow night at 7 o'clock. The company will meet at Antietam Hall at 7 o'clock and march in a body to the church. A special m a t h e s s program has been prepared and printed programs have been distributed in the pews.
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Antietam
Shine Made Her Play Tune With An Axe
Mrs. Lee Timbers Butler a former London resident now in Hagerstown drank moonshine and attacked her piano with an axe. The keyboard was smashed and the piano damaged before Officer Ricketts halted the scene. She appeared before Justice Malm and was jailed for 10 days.
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Jong
Lee Timbers Butler
London
Virgina
Hagerstown
Butler
Short lived cold wave predicted by Weather Bureau
A cold wave arriving tonight with brisk north winds is forecast to be brief. Cloudy conditions are expected for most of next week with no unusually cold weather noted by the U.S. Weather Bureau.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Weekly Weather Forecast From Washington Service
The Weather Bureau forecast for the north and middle Atlantic states calls for considerable cloudiness with occasional rain on Tuesday and toward the end of the week.
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Ny International News
Washington
Weather Bureau Today
Accused Was Not Near The Shooting In Mount Savage
Half a dozen witnesses testified for the defense in the Mount Savage murder trial of Henry Martin and John Walbert. The defense urged Martin, supervisor for Consolidation Coal Co, was not within a mile of the scene when George Porter was killed on August 24. Court proceedings were brisk as Chief Judge Boyd pressed ahead and defense questioned state interrogations. The defense attacked the credibility of Harry C. Moore, testimony focused on firearms distribution to mine guards.
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Henry Martin
Consolidation Coal Company
George Porter
Mount Savage
John Walbert
Martin Os
Boyd
Lattern
Harry C. Moora
Robb
Bho
Aloe
Moore
Doomed Child May Yet Live In Camden Story
Helen Haslion, a Camden girl who prayed for life, showed signs of recovery after a physician’s hopeful prognosis. Dr George W Norris of Philadelphia said she may live past Monday her thirteenth birthday. Preparations for the birthday party continued as well wishers sent assistance. The piece also lists recent election expense filings: Wolfinger 33 dollars on County Commissioner, Simmons 75 dollars on County Commissioner, Huterbauch 25 dollars on Judge of the Orphan's Court.
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Camden
J. Nav
Livtte
Helen Haslion
George W. Norris
Philadephia
Helen
Myeten
C. ¥. Wolfinger
Vernon N. Simmons
J. Oliver Huterbauch
the Orphan's Court
Black Bear Attacks Hunters On Maryland Highway Rampage
A large black bear escaped from Arnold Deiakman of Catonsville and attacked Thomas Lette while he and two others hunted along the state road near Catonsville. Lette fired and fled after the bear struck, tearing his trousers. Another hunter was injured before retreating.
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Apa
Aayeral
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