Troops storm hospital and mutiny in Egypt unrest
Cairo reports a forceful suppression of a mutiny by Sudanese troops at Khartoum hospital and killings of three officers. British artillery fired on mutineers who attacked the Khartoum hospital, with several dozen involved and no general uprising feared. Egyptian officials and Zaghloul leaders are under arrest as tensions rise around Allenby.
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Cairo
Logan
Birbee Stack
Sirdar
Armise
Sudanta
London
Khartoum
Daily Express
Calry
Kahetoum
Inter
Hald
Lord Allenby
Sir Loo
Egypt
Allenby Under Guard After Cairo Plot Unfolds
London Nov 28 Lord Allenby commander in Egypt is closely guarded in London after a Cairo dispatch says he has been under heightened guard for two days following a suspected plot against him. Authorities assess threat level and security measures remain tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Altenty
Bish Argh Commandor
Egypt
Fn HS
Distritch
Cairo
Allenby
Ife
De Valera Freed Then Shipped to Dublin
Dublin dispatches report Eamonn de Valera freed from Belfast detention after ignoring a warning not to appear in public north of the border. He was placed on a train to Dublin at 11 o clock, welcomed at Republican headquarters by former associates, and appeared worn yet in good spirits after a month of confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eamonn da Valera
Belfast
North Ireland
Dublin
de Valera
Republica Vader
Harding will opened in Marion probate court
The will of Florence Kling Harding widow of the late President was filed in probate court in Marion Ohio on November 28. Specific bequests total $60 000 and two grandchildren are residuary legatees. Prior to death jewelry and personal property were left to friends.
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Marion
Ohio
Mya
Florence Kling Harding
Mra. Harding
FINAL ORDERS FOR REMOVAL OF FISHPOTS FROM POTOMAC
Deputy Warden Albert Crampton received orders from higher authorities to remove fishpots from the Potomac River. He will notify all pot owners to remove them under legal interpretation. failure to comply will trigger enforcement. Some owners protested recent notices, but state department maintains authority over waters above tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Crampton
Sthta Gamo
B. Lea LeCompte
Potdmane
Crampton
State Department
Americans Die Of Starvation On Wrangel Expedition
Moscow dispatch reports fifteen Allied explorers perished on Wrangel Island due to exposure and lack of food. Names listed include Barker, Brady, King, Dr. Mackey, Macray, Buchet, Morrla, Brave ford, Galla and Nalta Church, per M Krasinsky who just returned from the expedition.
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Moscow
M. Krasinsky
Wrangel
Ion
Barker
Brady
King
Dr. Mackey
Macray
Buchet
Morrla
Braveford
Galla
Nalta Church
Aged German Resident Frances Flock Found Dead Near Rail Line
The body of Frances Flock, an elderly German resident of Baltimore, was found this morning in a pond about 200 feet from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Halethorpe Maryland. He had been fatally harmed with a blunt instrument after an apparent attack, and the examination indicated he had been deceased about ten hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Flock
Baltimore
Baltmore and Ohio
Halethorpe
Flock
Glalan Doclanet
Court resumes hith larceny cases today
Court resumes larceny actions as C E Blocker stands trial for larceny of tires and rims from American Automotive Corp under Judge Wagaman. Blocker has bond and faces charges tied to theft by a group of negroes. Frank Boyd and Phillip Christ plead guilty to larceny with bond set at 600 each to support their children. Christ ordered to pay medical bills and contribute to child support. Leon McCoy noted for whiskey sales by a duty via Circuit Court. repeated arrests and raid at his home. Jury deliberations follow after a brief jury absence.
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C. E. Blocker
American Automotive Corp
Waa
Wagaman
Blocker
Angie Wolfinger
Richard Siweaney
Frank Boyd
Phup Chriat
Christ
Radio McCoy
Madison Avenue
Van
Leon Victad
McCoy
ICC to Hear Eastern Freight Rates Fairness Case
Washington Nov 28 The Interstate Commerce Commission announced hearings will begin February 14 1925 to decide if current eastern freight rates are unreasonable or violate the Interstate Commerce Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern
Interstata Commerce
Russia's conciliatory note reported from London embassy
London dispatch says Russia will reply conciliatorily to Britain's notes repudiating the Russian trade agreement and questioning Zinoviev letter authenticity. The note was reported at the government embassy in London, signaling a toned response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ruwita
Great Britain
Angland
Zinoviev
Hare
Curtis Named Floor Leader As Republicans Reorganize
Senate Republicans completed organization for the new session electing Charles Curtis of Kansas as floor leader succeeding Henry Cabot Lodge. James Watson of Indiana named assistant leader with a later appointment of party whip. A resolution barred La Follette and allies from future conferences. insurgents kept in current committees.
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Smith W. Brookhart
Towa
Edwin F. Ladd
North Dakota
Lynn J. Frazier
Northdakote
Cu Tt
Congress
LaFoltetta
Lalalotte, Ladd, Crockhart
Frazier
Senate
Mittons
Huge Washington county hog tipped at 1216 pounds
Nearly 400 guesses were made on weight of the largest hog in Washington county. The registered animal owned by W. I. Knepper weighed 1216 pounds when killed, dressed 1018, with 120 pounds of by products. Hundreds viewed the beast at Funkatown before the slaughter drew a crowd of 40 plus for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Knepper
Winkstown
Funkatown
Panoda
Bruce Kaupper
Fabrney
Washington County
Moana
Acquitted Of Assault On Stepfather In City Court
In city court this morning Clyde Smith son of Howard A Manley was found not guilty of assault though Manley testified his stepson struck him after a knife threat. Manley wore bandages on half his face and accused Smith of injuring his wife. Mrs Manley corroborated Smiths account noting Manley had drawn a knife before the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Manley
Clyde Smith
Manley
Smith
Mantey
Local hunter fined heavily after Pennsylvanian hunt
Charles Eyvians of this city faced a magistrate after hunting in Franklin county without a license. He was fined 40 dollars for the offense. The incident occurred when he collided with Gabe Warden Dunkle, who assisted after Eyvians failed to display proper hunting permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eyvians
Péninsylvania
Evans
Franklin County
Gabe Warden Dunkle
Religious College Harem Allegations Shake Mennonite Group
Bloomington Iowa November 28 A report on three Mennonite ministers forms a committee to probe Ferguson activity at a self styled religious college in Cedar Rapids. The charge sheet accuses Ferguson of owning about 50000 dollars in property and 15000 cash, using a House of David style cult to coerce 200 followers from multiple states, forcing property transfers and controlling their lives. Alleged gross immorality cites resident matrons supervising women pupils and improper relations.
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Bloomington
Howe
David
T. M. Pargunon
Chicago
Ferguson
Cadar Rapida
Iowa
Perguson
Miniatera
Cedar Rapida Banka
Minlaters
House of Davia
Mosan
Ohio
Indiana
Nebraska
Mingouri
Towa
Berguson
Grose
Ara Olke
Goma
Pupita
Held on $500 bond for larceny charges by grand jury
Charlie Butts was held on a $500 bond after a February Grand Jury indicted him for larceny of goods from Potomac Addison Company. He faced city court before Judge Ben Demet, with Patrolman Brothers reporting the arrest following a morning theft of 67 pounds of material from a junk dealer near the Y.M.C.A. complex.
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Charile Butts
Potomac Adison Company
Butte
Aston
Ben
Demet
Milton
Gila
Pot Butta
Patrolman Brothers
Reynolda
Deputy's Car Overturns on Saltersburg Pike
Deputy Sheriff John W. Cable of Chewsville lost control of his automobile near Saltersburg on the Saltersburg pike around 11 80 o clock. The car was forced from the road by another vehicle and overturned down a ten foot embankment injuring the occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cable
Chewsville
Saltersburg Pike
Yast
John Cable
Hageratown
Red Leader Trotsky Resigns Amid Political Firestorm
Stockholm dispath reports Leon Trotsky, once a Soviet war commissioner and prominent Bolshevik ally, forced to resign from political life amid a rising wave of opposition. Stalin accused Trotsky of overstating Red Army victories, suggesting his departure marks retreat from Russian politics rather than exile.
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Stockholm
Leon Trotsky
Napoleon
Central
Moscow
Troteky
Hla
Clatern
Rusela
Secratary Stalin
Communist Party
Trotsky
Red Army
Trotzky
Red Rusaia
Hig
Russia
Miners Trapped In Flooded Mine Near Swansea
Nine miners were believed trapped beyond hope of recovery after waters rushed into Penland Colliery in Swansea on November 28. Eighteen men were caught. nine are thought to have escaped. Arm injury reported for Raymon of 231 Ridge Avenue.
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Swansea
England
Penland Collery
Four Western Maryland strikers to be paroled by governor
The four Western Maryland strike offenders Luthe r Brill Raymond Pomeroy Willa Fraker and Harry Ditmar of Hagere town serving long terms in More land penitentiary for tarring and feathering strike breakers at Hagerstown years ago are set for parole by Governor Ritchie, according to a Maryland Federation of Labor statement. The pending action was reportedly confirmed by the Governor's office and will be explained in the governor's soon issued parole statement.
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Daily Mail
Baltimore
Maryland
Luther Brill
Raymond Pomeroy
Willa Fraker
Harry Ditmar
Hagere Town
Moreland Penitentiary
Hagerstown Law Oral
Ritchie
Maryland Federation of Labor
Rogerstown
Warn Against Salemen for Paint Product
Chamber of Commerce warns against a group of canvassers selling asbestos paint. They target contractors by soliciting names and offering work for a specific paint mix. The scheme uses a blank acceptance form and a negotiable trade acceptance to move four drums at a high price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Amehors
Danks
Bank For Collie
Husband and son to be questioned in cremation death case
In Columbus Ohio on November 28 Rev C V Sheataley and his 11 year old son Clarence will be questioned by Prosecutor John R King regarding the death of Mia Addie Sheats Loy wife of the minister. The charred remains were found in the parsonage furnaces two weeks earlier. Investigators seek discrepancies in the stories as they review the case at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
C. V. Sheataley
Clarence
John R. King
Mia
Addie Sheatsloy
King
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Cauwo
Disnet Atbronl
Oded Lop
Zeppelte
Friedrichahaten
Germany
Akron
Com
Mrs. Harding
Willis
Jesus Minnick
North
Minnick
Moller
ROD Works
Broadway
J. Elmer Lohman
Lester H. Misher
Wayside Avenue
Miner
Potomac
C. E. Locker
Curtis
Watson
Charles Butta
Potomac-Edison Company
Raymon
Ridge Avenue
Ster
Bis
Bie
Sheatsley
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