Court Not To Close Any Now
The Philadelphia report says Federal Judge J Whittaker Thompson refused to grant preliminary injunctions closing six Schuylkill County drinking places. The ruling, hailed as a setback by Governor Pinchot and officials, states injunctions require legal formality and cannot be issued arbitrarily, cutting off the aggressive liquor closing drive.
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Philadelphia
Pinchot
J. Whittaker Thompson
Schuylkill County
Thompson
Mabel ‘Walker Willebrandt
Asistant
U.S
Supreme
Ships Founder During Gales In Channel
The French steamship Normandie of Caen was reported sunk today with 42 lives lost and 19 missing as gales swept the English Channel. The French steamship Harfteur of Tourville floundered with casualties, while reports vary on registry and origin.
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Cherbourg
Normandie
Caen
Harfteur
Tourville
English Channel
At- Irutsa
Havre
London
English
Paris
Evening News
Two Injured In Motor Car Wreck Near Rohrersville
In Robersville Finer Wade sustained injuries when a motor car attached to the Balihnors Ohio rail line jumped the track between Rohrersyne and Gapland on a Washington county branch. Wade received care at home. the other injured worker was taken to Brunswick for medical attention after the 1 o clock passenger train incident. Laura O Gordon becomes Castello restaurant proprietor on Sout Potomac Street succeeding Charles W Brown who remains Castello Hotel manager. Blanche Buckey, Williamsport organist, injured her knee in a ligaments strain at a Lutheran Church event.
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Finer Wade
Robersville
Balihnors & Ohio
Washington County
Inez
Rohrersyne
Gapland
Waderg Wader
Brunswick
Mea
Laura O.gordon
Castello Restaurant
Sout Potomac Street
Charles W. Brown
Castello Hotel
Blanche Buckey
Williamsport
Lutheran Church
Tait
Maid Sees Mrs Stokes With Stranger In Courtroom
In New York on October 9 the Stokes divorce case drew crowds as Nell Rose Miller testified she saw Helen Elwood Stokes in Wallace's apartment six times wearing only a thin silk undergarment. The testimony sparked a heated cross examination by attorneys Untermyer and Steurer amid questions of credibility.
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International News Service
New York
Oet
Justice Mahoney
W. E. D. Stokes
Helen Elwood Stokes
Nell Rose Miller
Edgar Wallace
Mrs. Stokes
Farmer Hurt In Stable Accident Near Clearspring
James Hull, a well known Clearspring district farmer and tenant on the M. Findlay Seibert farm about five miles from town, was seriously injured this morning when a horse caught him between stall sides. He was found by his son Paul and father, who were in another section of the building. Hull's condition was described as very serious this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hull
Clearspring
Tia M. Findlay Seibert
Hull
Paul
White
Small Negro Girls Pay Mother's Fine At Police Court
Two young colored girls led by an even younger one brought four dollars in bills and coins to Chief Barber to post their mother’s unsettled fine for disturbing the peace. The children counted the money carefully, then turned it over and prepared to escort their mother free from jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Sen
Poline
Littledarkles
Dou Sen
Sudrher
Advien
Veny Bineke
Auto Thieves Target City Street Overnight
Thredbetts reports indicate increasing auto thefts on the city streets last night, with Chief Barber warning residents to secure vehicles. Roy Hook’s car on West Washington was robbed along with other unknown vehicles. valuables including cigars, clothing, and keys were reported missing.
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Palleo Barber
Roy Hook
West Washington
Steoet
Tania
Wea
Othr
New York Hotel Owner Stokes Faces Defamation Indictment
Smiles WE. D. Stokes a New York hotel owner and several others are indicted on a charge of defaming the character of Mrs. Stokes. The case accuses actions intended to injure her reputation amid ongoing legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WE. D. Stokes
New York
Labor Turns Deaf Ear to Communists
Portland dispatch reports a strong AFL stance against radical ideas at the 43rd convention. William Dunne, self styled Communist of Butte, Mont, is expelled by a landslide vote 27 353 to 180, signaling labor’s rejection of Soviet recognition and third party plans, with denouncements of the K I K and Fascist movements. Also noted is a rare accidental shooting death in Parkersburg when a shotgun discharged by a boy caused William L Stall to die at a local hospital.
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International Wena Service
Portland
Ore
American Federation of Labor
William
Dunne
Butte, Mont
Soviet
Russia
U. S. Railroad Board
Parkersburg
W. VI
William L. Stall
World Series Reconstructed On Herald Mail Backboard
The World Series will be staged before your eyes with an electric scoreboard in front of the Herald-Mail building. If Waite Hoyt is chosen for mound duty, he will deliver the opening ball as the first replay opens the game. The Daily Mail will provide private leased wire results to Hagera town.
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Waite Hoyt
Électrie
Herald-Mail
Daily Mail
Hageratown
Dollings deal frees Commercial Truck from Dollings control
In Philadelphia a bankruptcy settlement ends Dollings control of Commercial Truck Service Company. The arrangement transfers ownership to receiver Thomas Raeburn White for 250000 in cash and real estate, with Judge Dickenson noting investors’ luck in securing the bargain.
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Fhiladelphia
R.L. Dollings Company of
Pennsylvania
Dickingon
Thomas Raeburn White
Deserted Baby Reported Found Near Porterstown and Vanished
A wailing infant was found beside the road by farmer Lester Easterday of Porterstown while en route to Sharpsburg with a rescue party. The baby vanished from the scene upon arrival, leaving no trace. Easterday had first seen the infant near Mytris Mill hill as a horse startled by a white object. Later, a crowd was gathered but the child was not present when they reached the spot. Also noted: Superior Coal Co. buys a new two ton Autovar truck for North Prospect Street. County commissioners held a brief meeting today with no business transacted and adjourned to attend the fair.
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Lester Easterday
Porterstown
Easterday
Sharpsburg
Mytris Mill Hill
Fasterday
Coda
Last Chance to Register for Democratic Ballot Access
Urges eligible voters to register today to vote for Ritchie and the Democratic county ticket. Warns it is the last chance with registration places open tonight and emphasizes ensuring victory through registration.
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Ritchie
Remewaer
Throngs Turn Out For Grand Opening At Hagerstown Fair
One of the largest opening day crowds in Hagerstown Fair history was seen as veterans paraded to mark Tex Service Day. Officials predicted a record turnout amid bright weather and a full program of races and exhibits. The procession featured ex-service members, National Guard and American Legion members, with city officials and the Municipal Band leading the parade. Travel to Hagerstown was mainly by auto from surrounding states. Continued on Page 44.
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Hagerstown Fair
United States
Solora Ag
Pennsylvania State
Pone
62Nd
Maryland National Guard
J. C. Lane
John Carichael
American Legion
Lancelot Jacques
The
Fair Association
Meyer ©. B. Bowman
Peter Buys
Hagerstown
Farmer Held in $1080 Bail for Assault near Indian Springs
Leonard Forsythe released in bail of 1080 by Justice Bitner after grand jury action for assault with intent to kill and carrying concealed weapons near Indian Springs. He allegedly held seven cows of William Midlin after a dispute over milking, with Mullin suing for return of cows and 600 in damages. An earlier whiskey possession case involved attorney J C Snyder. An injured head incident near Kemp's and a man named Conway Reid with Charlton and Leaver of Williamsport are noted with minor injuries.
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Charedy
Leonard Forsythe
Indian Springs
Justice Bitner
iKiIne
Forsythe
Willam & Midlin
Mullin
May revise fair holiday for schools
The Public schools three day holiday for Fairweek begins tomorrow prompting the Board of Education to inquire into statewide county practices where fairs occur during school holidays. Officials consider shortening to one day in some counties and may adopt a half day Wednesday and Thursday with a full day Friday here, while pupils gain free admission to the Fair on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Focal Board
Lloyd George May Again Be Premier In Britain
A new newspaper attack targets Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin as rumor circulates of a press campaign to restore David Lloyd George to Downing Street. The article notes intensified speculation on a potential leadership change amid ongoing political maneuvering in London.
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Lloyd George
Interntionat News
London
Stanley Baldwin
David Llvydfeorgs
Downing Street
Democrats And Progressive Republicans May Unite For Farmers
An alliance of Democrats and progressive Republicans could push a revised Fordney McCumber tariff through Congress to aid farmers. Critics blame the high tariff wall for farm distress while President Coolidge orders a tariff rates inquiry. Senator Fletcher contends McCumber harmed foreign markets and raises domestic prices, noting farm property value declines and reduced purchasing power amid deflation.
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WM. K. Hutchinson
International News Service
Washington
Congress
Duneau WU
Fletcher
Florida
Enid Fletcher
Horse Dies After Beestung Fight in Barnyard
In Punxsutawney Pennsylvania a large black horse owned by Galvin Kennedy collapsed and died following a confrontation with a swarm of bees. The animal sniffed a hive, was stung repeatedly, and after an agitated reaction collapsed. Weathered by the stings and stress, the horse did not recover.
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International Newa Servier
Kawh
Lee Dave Payeral
Init
Thor Thi
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Vou
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Owl
Minheat
Dollings Concern
Superior Coal Companys
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Prospect Street
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Conway Reid
Henry Charlton
Wone Kemp
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