Convict's Wife Aided Attempt To Flee
LOUISVILLE October 5 Mrs Lillian Walters wife of the reputed leader at Western State Penitentiary Eddyville was arrested on a charge of aiding and abetting prisoners to escape. Police had initially denied her involvement but new evidence implicates her in the attempted escape of her husband Mon Walters and two companions.
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Louisville
Lillian Walters
Western State Penitentiary
Eddyville
Walter
Mone Walters
Leviathan battered by sea storm after hurricane at sea
International News Service reports the liner Leviathan reached Southampton after a severe hurricane. Waves battered the ship and breached portholes while crew members suffered minor injuries and furniture was smashed. Captain Hartley oversaw six days at sea during the voyage. Berlin also notes Chancellor Ktresomann will renew an offer to Nyanco and the Allies as part of ongoing negotiations.
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Southampton
Hartley
Inwraqus
Oervicey Berlin
Guatay ‘Ktresomann
Ralehytag Ko
Nyanco
Germany
France
All Meat Should Be Inspected Says Health Official
C B Banks of the State Board of Health condemns unsanitary meat practices in Hagerstown. He cites a milk ordinance but notes the city lacks meat inspection, recounting investigations and a Virginia example where inspectors forced local butchers to halt unsafe meat sales. Page 12 continues.
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Banks
Richmond
Virginia
Gattie
Blyelty
Balcher
Frost harms late vegetables and reports higher frost risk
A heavy frost damaged late crops, especially lima beans, while temperatures rose to 33 degrees, one degree above yesterday. The Weather Bureau predicts more frost with no relief from the cold as polecat numbers in Sharpsbury continue to rise and a resident notes thirty lima beans within a corporate harvest.
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Weather Bureau
Sharpsbury Ia
Saloon Closures Hit Philadelphia After 48 Hour Notice
Philadelphia reports show saloons bowing to 48 hour closing orders from Pinchot and Gowan as Washington signals criminal action. Smaller taverns shutter while central city dispensaries report brisk trade. Legal pundits warn the crackdown may last years, with authorities prepared to enforce closures despite local defiance.
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Oy International ‘Rews
Philadelphia
Gowan
Pinchot
Washington
Oliet Ned
Hegal
Fedor Dietrbot
Rhenish Republic by Christmas Predicted by Secessionist Leader
In Dusseldorf, Mathes, head of the secessionist movement, predicts a Rhenish republic independent from Germany by Christmas. He claims a ten‑person divisional government with executive powers will govern sections including Dortmund Elberfeld and Barmin, extending to the lower Main.
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Matthes
Alma
Mathes
Ten -Parsons
Dortmund
Elberfeld
Barmin
Lower Main River
Extradition Request for Bulgarian Communist Leaders
Sofia reports that Bulgaria sent a note to Belgrade seeking extradition of 700 Communists who fled to Yugoslavia after a failed red counter revolution. Leaders, including 80 year old Boris Blagoef, were arrested and to be tried. crowds cheered returning volunteers as flames covered buildings. Blagoef blamed the new leaders for bloodshed and calamity.
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Hy International News Service
Sofia
Belgrade
Jugo Slavia
Boris Blagoef
Bulgaria
Man Arrested in Penna City on Fraud Charges
A Pennsylvania City man, held in Philadelphia on orders from Sheriff Kline, is to be returned to face a charge of obtaining goods valued at 3400 from A Jacobson by false pretenses. He allegedly bought $400 of furniture on installment, then sold it to another and left town. Also noted is a divorce bill filed by Alien T Tabler through attorney Charles W Wolf against Clifford E Tabler.
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Philadelphia
Kline
H. E
Poper
Davis
Jim
Jehrson
A. Jacobson
Jacobson
Tio
Pennsylvania
Weekly Weather Forecast for Washington Next Week
The Weather Bureau issued a forecast for the North and Middle Atlantic states. Expect fair beginning then unsettled conditions with possible showers during the middle and latter part of the week. Temperatures vary by region with unsettled days toward midweek.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Bistag
Lloyd George Leaves New York for Canada Speeches Ahead
Ex premier Lloyd George, warmly greeted in New York, heads to Canada for a series of speeches. He departs on a special train beside Governor Smith, ex-Governor Glynn, Sir Henry Thornton, Mrs. Thornton, and Canadian Railway officials, with the party to cross at House's Point.
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International
New York
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Grand Central Station
Smith
Martin Glynn
Henry Thornton
Canadian Railways
Thornton
House's Point
Wilson Withdraws From Sheriff Race In Favor Of Duffey
Russell Wilson of this city ends his independent bid for sheriff and urges supporters to back Richard Duffey the Democratic nominee. He states after careful consideration he withdraws and asks friends to join him in backing Duffey. Divorces and related notices appear in the same field.
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Rassell Wilson
Richard Duffey
Mr. Wilson
Duffey
Will
Waliog
Nature
Gandicate
Akeritt
Richard Duley
Dinge
Missouri Supreme Court Overturns St Louis Zoning
The Missouri Supreme Court ruled St Louis zoning ordnance invalid by exceeding police power delegated by the state. The three decisions, issued today, hold the city misapplied zoning authority, a ruling with potential impact on similar ordinances nationwide.
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International News Service
Jefferson City
City of
St. Louis
Supreme Court of Missouri
United States
Plan To Reorganize Dollings Co Block Halted in Pa
The Pennsylvania Securities Bureau halted a plan to reorganize American Bronze Corp a Dollings subsidiary. Local investors holding Bronze stock were targeted to invest 50 dollars per 100 in stock. Bureau chief Elmer Barford says the plan and repository failures violate the new securities act.
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American Bronze Corp. & Re: Dollings
Pennsylvania State Securities Bureau
Philadelphia
Dollings
Bronze Corp
Elmer Barford
Bureau
Burford
Union Band and Mortgage Company
Ag Repository
Stockholders’ Protective Committee
Koontz to Be Given Hearing In Martinsburg Case
Edward Koontz of this city is to be given a hearing at Martinsburg on Monday to fix responsibility for an accident that nearly killed W G Rutherford of Martinsburg. Rutherford was rescued by his son Andrew who, despite a badly gashed hand, lifted the automobile enough to free his father from under it after it veered off the road while Koontz’s car tried to pass. Both Rutherfords suffered severe cuts and body injuries. the elder Rutherford was brought home by a Hagerstown man.
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Edward Koontz
Martinsburg
W. G. Rutherford
Rutherford
Andrew
Koontz
Hagerstown
Protests Target Klan Meeting in City Park
Citizens and park officials dispute a Ku Klux Klan gathering planned for tomorrow in City Park, arguing the event is unauthorized but noting permission exists for other groups. Dr J H Hawking of Mahamawit is advertised to lecture. officials cite lack of clear reason to block the assembly.
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Ku Klux Klan
J. H. Hawking
Mahama Wit
Suintay
Tollow Tha Klan
Wootiisa
Tha Sipervighin
Industrial Baron Leads German Effort to Settle Reparations
Hugo Stinnes, Germany's coal and iron magnate, takes the lead with France to resolve the reparations dispute. He met with General Degoutte in Dusseldorf to discuss German workers returning to the Rohie and how payments would be carried out in Biug, with other German officials present. French officials note Lord Curzon's harsh tone contrasts with Britain and France’s conciliatory diplomacy.
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Tainike
Masondy International Xerem
Paris
Hugo Stismnes
Germany
France
Foreign Office
Stinnes
Dusseldorf
Degoutte
Ruhr
Biug
Herr Pelxen
Herr Wogler
Deutsch Luxemburg Bank
Herr Kicker
Klockner Consortium
Lord Curzon
Bia
Stanley Baliwin
Fortege Office
Foincare
England
World air race crowns final speed contest in St Louis
In St Louis today the army and navy fight for the En lineer trophy as rivals meet in the world fastest air race. Officials expect faster speeds than ever with four Navy planes leading the challenge and two Army flyers already hitting 266 miles an hour in unofficial trials.
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Interansional News Service
ST. Louis
Enumun
Air Kings
Army
Navy
3 O'Clark
Nurse to be questioned in Philadelphia murder mystery
Pittsburg detectives travel to Philadelphia to interview Inda West, a Jefferson Hospital graduate nurse, amid a headless slaying case. A photo found on the victim’s clothing shows Miss West with two classmates, originally sent to a missing motor salesman in Kittanning, Pennsylvania.
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Ness Serslee
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Inda West
Jefferson Hospital
Miss West
Kittanning
Bodies Wash Ashore as Detroit Boaters Die
Two bodies found at Stoney Point Ontario were believed to be the Detroiters missing after the cabin cruiser Provider burned on Lake St Clair. An earlier report linked the trio to the sinking.
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Detroit
Stoney Point
Ont
Lake St Clair
Two Joyriders Die In Crash Near Wheelock’s
In Cory Pennsylvania an auto carrying two joyriders crashed into a telegraph pole near Wheelock’s four miles north of here. Edmund Colliner 23 of Philadelphia the chauffeur and Eva Tarair 22 of the same city died. Four others were slightly injured and the car reportedly was borrowed to take a party to a lake dance. The driver was speeding on a sharp curve when the vehicle skidded and wrecked the machine.
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Internsilound News Service
Cory
Wheelock's
Edmund Colliner
Philadelphia
Jole McSweeney
Philadelshig Pond
Atlantic City
Eva Taraier
Ding
Seab
Colliner
Finchey's Lake
Poly
Woman Held on Dope Addict Charge in Shenandoah
Mrs. Paxton of Shenandoah was arrested on a charge of being a dope addict after presenting a prescription for morphine tablets at a drug store. She admitted addiction and the police investigation led to the arrest.
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Dy International
J. Paxton
Shenandoah
Charles Tows
Paxton
Free Tickets for Ha gerstown Fair Limited
Ha gerstown Fair tickets will be few and limited next week as announced by the Fair Association directors. The policy bans sale or gifting of stockholder tickets and plans to station an entrant at the grounds to seize nonstockholder or nonmember tickets. The directors cited abuse including ten free distributions and a room donation to the association.
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Hagerstown
Felenda
Hokota
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