Leaders lament big mistake over Republican ouster
Washington reports a split in the Republican ranks after the Senate expelled Sen Robt M La Follette and three supporters. Leaders like Borah Cummins Norris and Howell criticized the action as a misstep that could fuel party friction and split loyalties remain unsettled.
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Washington
Senate Republicana
Robt
M. LaFollette
Brookhart
Frazier
Add
Reapublicans
Achiam
Inaurgenta
Illness of Dr Plummer Alters Sermon Schedule
Dr. F Berry Plummer pastor of St Pauls United Church unable to deliver the harmon due to grip. The Junior Order United American Mechanics sermon is rescheduled to Sunday December 7. A bond of $500 was posted in juvenile court by Forry over neglect affecting his family, with a related $600 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Berry Plummer
St. Paul's United Ore'hren
United American Mechanica
Anphor
Vernon
Forry
Bank Clearings Drop in Hagaratown for November
Bank clearings in Hagaratown for November totaled 4,193, 89.88 dollars, per an issued statement. The report notes a decrease from prior months, reflecting subdued activity in the local financial sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagaratown
May Deport Chas Ponzi May Deport Chas Ponzi
Charles Ponzi may face deportation as an undesirable alien after immigration officials review his arrival in the United States about twelve years ago. The department notes he spent years in prison and is pursuing a formal case in Boston. The report references less favorable clearance activity and related church arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Ponzi
Department of Labor
Ponal'a
Immigration aMelata
Boston
Ponal Nod
Leiterburg Man Injured In Wreck Near Leitersburg
J W Baker of Leitersburg suffered cuts to head and face in a crash on the Leitersburg road toward the town from Hagerstown. His son Maxwell and a passenger Mr Myora escaped serious injury when the Chevrolet left the road and struck a telegraph pole. The wreck occurred after another car refused to share the road, and the other vehicle did not stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Baker
Laltersburg
Maxwell
Myora
Hagerstown
Winn
Baker
Searching for girl who was to be bride in Columbus
Rola Yves of Miia Jane Coning, 29, vanished from her home Wednesday night after planning marriage to Crank Strenar of Philadelphia. Relatives fear the former suitor, A. House, may be connected as a deposition of missing items and a window scene at the Conley home is noted.
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Columbus
Qilo
Rola- Yves
Miia
Jane Coning
Nak Pollga
Todiy
Ashlond
Misa Conlay
Crank Strenar
Philadelphia
House
Mao
Sean “Posking
Conley Bone
Trousseau
Man Held as Suspect in Sheatsley Furnace Mystery
Columbus police hold a Wisconsin man as a suspect in the Sheatsley case. Detectives say the intruder came from a basement near the Shentsley parsonage the day of the tragedy. The Shentaley family members may not be questioned again by the prosecutor on related circumstances.
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Sheatsley-Furnace
Columbus
Ohio
Roxley
Fond du Lat
Harry Carson
J T James Creedan
John Aging
Wisconsin
Shenteley
Thay
Mambera
Shentaley
Hey
G. V. Shentaley
Iis
Slarence
Miltom
Eiliseseth
Alice
Mre
Fusseley
King Gab
Mexico Acclaims Di Calleges as President Amid Splendor
Mexico City reports acclaim for Piarco Di Callegas, former schoolmaster and soldier, as he assumes the presidency from Orrego. inauguration to be held in a grand ceremony with Cabine t selections as a key early action. Delegations from many countries arrive, including 300 American trade unionists led by Samuel Gompers, signaling hopes for prosperity and labor reform.
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Mexico City
Republic of Mexico
Piarco di Calleg
Ike Abraham Lincoln
United States
Callea
Orregor
Saldoni
Mexico
Cabdogt
Gilberto Valenauela
Calles
Samuel Gompard
Maxican
Fortunas
Callés
Fis
Merlean
Lena
Two Boys Die in Katy Town Jail Fire
In Katy, two unidentified boy prisoners perished when the village jail burned at midnight. Authorities believe the fire was started by the youths to keep warm after they were taken into custody following a train raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hquaton
Toras
Katy
DROWNED IN CIDER TANK AT DAIRY PLANT
Richard Cockrell twenty two employed at D H Musselman Co Inwood was found dead in a small cider tank Thursday afternoon about four o clock. He had gone to check cider drainage and was discovered by William Sottle. The tank held about five hundred gallons of cider and was covered.
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Richard Cockrell
D. H. Musselman & Co
Inwood
William Sottle
Cockroll Wee
William Hess Free On Demurrer In Prostitution Case
William Hess released on demurrer after six months in jail for pandering. Daisy Bennett, held as a material witness, also freed. Judge Wagaman ruled the indictment failed to show interstate or federal jurisdiction, citing Mann Act limitations and Interstate Commerce law constraints. State’s Attorney Rossette ordered Hess and Bennett’s release.
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William Hess
Hoss
Daisy Bennett
Hes
Rossette
Hess
Bennett
Elderly man captured jailed in Bow Street case
London dates report William Cooper Hobbs, alleged to have received 40 000 pounds from a frightened Indian prince, arraigned under the larceny act and remanded for a week. Hobbs and a companion were caught attempting to board a train to Rotterdam with 1 000 pounds in mixed currencies. a third man, likely the prince's aide, is abroad. The case follows a jury verdict clearing Charles Rob Inggon and Maude of involvement in the prince’s alleged blackmail plot.
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London
William Cooper
Hobbs
Hugh
Bow Streat
Rotterdam
Hobbe
Hobba
Prince
India
Charles Rob Ingon
Maude
Parla
Man shoots wife then self after dispute in Daluy town
Brownsville Pa November 29 John Redisky shot his wife then killed himself at their home in Daluy town after she refused to obey him over a coat button. The wife said he returned drunk and after she delayed obeying him he drew a revolver and killed himself. Their eight children were away at the time.
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Brownsville
John Redisky
Daluy Town
Brownsville Hospital
Mra. Redisky
Puccini Dead Brings Opera World To Grief
Brussels report Giacomo Puccini famed composer died today at 85 from throat ailment while en route from Allan Italy. burial plans and Italian death details noted amid tributes. Harold Winett arrested for contributing to delinquency of a minor. to be transported to Port Myer Virginia for federal charges of desertion. Information cites arrest by Patrolman Saylor.
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Brussels
Giacomo Puccini
Hin
Allan
Italy
Fort Harold
Seven Millions Sought to Complete Union Station
The Chicago Union Station Company asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue 4,660,000 dollars of five percent guaranteed gold bonds. Proceeds would fund completion of the new Union Station. Bonds to be guaranteed by the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis, and Pennsylvania railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago Union Station Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union
Burlington and Quincy
Chicago
Millwaukes
St. Paul
Pittsburgh
Cinctonal
St. Louis
Pousaulragia
United States Tops Soap Production in 1924
Washington reports the United States produced about 300 million dollars worth of soap in 1924, a record that shows America as the cleanest nation and a major supplier of cleaning materials. Dept of Commerce figures indicate 1923 ARP soap output around 276 million dollars, up 15 percent from 1921.
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Washington
United States
America
Department of Commerce
Smithsburg Road Crash Injures Six, One Critically
Six persons were bruised and shaken after a Thursday night collision between an Ira J. Bandera car from Smithsburg and a Kopp Ford roadster. Quentin Frey Edward Hopp and others were riding toward Waynesboro when the Paigo touring car collided. All occupants were hospitalized for treatment. Frey and Hopp remained under care with multiple cuts and bruises.
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Edward Hopp
Emmitsburg
Monterey
Emmitaburg
Ira J. Bandera
Smithsburg
Kopp
Quentin Frey
Hopp
Miss Ratie-Ripple
Reouterville
Atlas Haley
Waynesboro
Yandore
Paigo Touring Cor
Samuel Nicholas
Burleigh Bragunier
Waynesboro Hospital
Fray
Frey
Hagerstown Motorist Bails Out Car For Bond
In Chambersburg Chester A Bulman Hagerstown motorist was arrested yesterday afternoon at 3 20 by Patrolman Gramor on charges of driving an automobile while under the influence He was accompanied by a Mr McKinate of Hagerstown He placed his Anderson touring auto up as security for 500 bond before Magistrate Miller for a hearing or for court, which he pleads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Eider
Marlow
Main and
Queen Streets
Chambersburg
Chester A. Bulman
Hagerstown
Gramor
Billman
McKinate
Anderson
Miller
Two British officers among mutiny clashes in Khartoum fight
Cairo dispatch reports two British officers killed and eight soldiers wounded in actions against Guianese mutineers with Sudanese troops encircled by Dritleh forces. Telegraph lines cut hindered orders as reinforcements rush from Khartoum and continued street fighting is feared. penalties for mutiny are to be harsh and explanations required from organization members.
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Cairo
Cers
Khartoum
Yeaterday
Derailment Delays Baltimore Line Near Thurmont
A freight derailment west of Thurmont on the West Maryland line halted traffic on the Baltimore to Nero route. An engine and two cars left the track at No. 0 siding near Thurmont at 4:45 AM, delaying the 7:10 train until about 11. Engineman Newberry of Baltimore was mildly injured. track clearance was expected by late afternoon.
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Marylad
Thurmont
Baltimore
Nero
Trafic
Newberry
Parole Granted by Gov Ritchie in 1922 Trainyard Assault Case
Gov Albert G Ritchie announced parole for Luther Brill Raymond Pomeroy William Fraker and Harry Ditmer who were convicted of assaulting Western Maryland shop workers during the railroad shopmen strike in July 1922. Brill and Pomeroy received seven year penitentiary terms. Fraker and Ditmer were sent to the penitentiary for terms to run concurrently with prior sentences.
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Albert G. Ritchie
Parola
Luther Brill
Raymond Pomeroy
Wiliam Fraker
Harry Dit
Downy Batt
Walter Thompson
Maryland
Brill
Pomeroy
Fraker
Ditmer
Court of Appeals
Brilt
Penitentisey
Teesons
Ritchin
Ritchie
Raymond Pomesay
Harney
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Norris
Plummer
Chas. Ponzi
Toy John B. Kieffer
Wagner
Leitersburg
Conley
DI Calles
Sweet Death
Demurrer
William Y. Hobbs
Hugh Money
Puccini
Ira J. Sander
Suden
W. MD
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