International Court of the League to settle disputes by law suits
Brown Scott explains that the League of Nations Court at The Hague will hear cases from June 16 each year. The 11 justices and 4 associates, including John Bassett Moore from the US, will decide by majority. Enforcement remains unclear but may involve League military backing if a nation refuses to comply.
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Braddock Heights Substation Closure Announced
The Hraddock Heights state police sub-station will close in the next few weeks and the headquarters moved to the Armory in Frederick. Officer Gearhart remains at Hagerstown, and Officer Bush stays at Bavcock. A Braddock Heights station is planned to reopen next summer.
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Hraddock Heights
State Police
Frederick
Gearhart
Hagerstown
Bush
Remai
Bavcock
Braddock Heights
Livestock prices and varieties in Baltimore market
Baltimore cattle calves sheep and hogs listed with quality terms and price ranges. Cattle include beel and medium grades. calves show fat heavy and ordinary to medium. sheep and lambs noted as no 1 and spring choice. hogs described straight and live pigs by size and quality. The notice ends with a note on continued use of classified ads helping business.
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Baltimore
Clark's 18th Orient Cruise Heads to Egypt and Palestine
Clark embarks on an 18th orient cruise aboard S Empress of France II with pagers and Empress cross tows. The journey spans 18 days in Egypt and Palestine, scheduled to begin February 1. Mayne Merti reportedly joins, with hotels, guides, and travel arrangements under CLARE Timer Bull ing and F.C. mentions.
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Boy 17 Confesses Firing Weaver Barn in 1919
A seventeen year old cripple from Cumberland Township confessed to burning the barn of John N. Weaver on August 3, 1919. The signed statement was given to Sergeant Santes of the state police station in Gettysburg and Deputy Sheriff Howard Harrins yesterday. The report mentions Deione Produce Company and references local authorities during the case.
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Deione Produce Company
John N. Weaver
Cumberland Township
Gettysburg
Santes
Howard Harrins
Yester
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Chester Lawrence
Gwalt
Acteptific Bureau
United States
Merchant Sells Woman Her Own Ratty Butter
In Lynchburg Virginia a local merchant reportedly sold a matron two pounds of butter that contained a rat. The woman admitted finding the rat after churning. The merchant rolled the butter and returned it, later asking how it tasted. She replied it was fine, agreeing with the merchant’s actions.
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Lynchburg
Albemarle County
Severa
Fragmentary note on weather and travel tales
A garbled excerpt mentions a person, mud on a woman, and summer farming. It also references LakeChristz, Europe travel, and drying a bottom that is sowed and harvested. The readable items point to unrelated fragments about weather, travel, and agriculture without a clear event.
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Lake Chritz
Europe
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertise Constipation Aid
An old classified style notice touts Foley Cathartic tablets as a wholesome remedy for constipation. It claims relief from headaches bloating bad breath coated tongue and other discomforts, with testimonials from a Salem resident mentioning satisfactory results and home use.
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J. Nan¢hard
Lawrence St. Salem
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