Supreme Court to Decide If Foreign Vessels Fall Under Ruling
Attorneys for Anchor Line and Cunard Steamship seek to block a Department of Justice ruling banning intoxicating liquor on foreign ships in American waters. They will confer with Attorney General Daugherty to test the case and prompt a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the prohibition enforcement order.
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W. H. Atkins
Nate Reat
Washington
Anchor
Cunard Steamship Companies
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Cunard Tneia
United States Supreme Court
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Department of Justles
New York
Man Robbed in Picture House at Somerset
Edward Jones of Somerset reports being robbed during a moving picture show. He lost four pounds in cash and a pocketbook he had set aside while watching the film. Police expect to proceed with an arrest based on available evidence.
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Edward Jones
Somerset
Para
Frederick horse thief ill after arrest and confessions
Bart Milloth, 35, claiming to be from Frederick, was taken to Montevallo Hospital after a horse and buggy theft at Huyett’s livery stable. Elijah confessed to stealing the teams and selling one to a Virginia dealer, with Sheriff Jones alerted. Four men fined for operating a miniature engine on the fairgrounds wheel of fortune, with winnings controlled by the players.
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Frederick
Hugey
Fromuyett
Mugerstown
Montevuo Hospital
Te Huyal
Hagerstown
Elijah
Anan
Virginia
Fredariel
Huyett
Jones
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Moan
Juztice Dilier
Fairgrounds
Wiliam Bayless
Joseph Kline
Cowan
William &. Vage
Distillery Heist Linked to Glen Rock Bootleg Ring
Dry agents close in on Glen Rock bootleggers after July 15 raid on William Foust's Sons distillery. Thomas Smith of Catonsville Md arrested. others named as leaders in a plot to move whiskey from bonded stores and sell the Stewart brand locally. Investigations indicate ties to prominent local bootleggers and plans for European travel by suspects.
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William Foust
Glen Rock
Thomas Smith
Catonsville
Haine
Penmei
Balth
Con Rock
Stewart Brant
Stewart Brand
Sulla
Europe
Socrat
Armistice to low seeds of another war
International News Service reports an uneasy view of Near East armistice as a new conflict looms. Experts warn evacuation of Thrace may seed broader fighting while authorities confirm martial law measures are discussed but not enacted.
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Thrace
Brooks
Cannelloupol
Near East
George
Flashes From Across The Nation In Brief
A garbled dispatch outlines multiple incidents including a Chicago stock exchange closure for Columbia Day, a fatal driving crash near New York with police noting a stolen vehicle possibly linked to Harney Oldfield, and a poisoning case in Wisconsin tied to Mrs Hamilton. Rescue efforts report a ship grounding near Newport, with further disorder in Illinois and Maryland involving arrests on theft and violent charges.
May sue for breaking of engagement in Atlanta case
Indications point to a damage suit by Mrs. Onezima De Bouchelle against Asa C. Candler, Atlanta capitalist known as the richest man in the South. The exact nature is uncertain but slander and a plan to investigate Mrs. Bouchelle’s career are suggested as bases for the suit.
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International News Service
Atlanta
Onezima de Bouchelle
Asa CG
Candler
South
Wilde
Bays
Bouchelle
Scooter cars collide on W. M. signal near Clearspring
C. W. Ryland, signal inspector of this city, sustained a broken leg and other injuries when his solo motor car collided head on with another on a curve on the Western Maryland Railroad yesterday afternoon near Clearspring. He was thrown from the car and received first aid from Dr. L. Weaver of Williamsport before being taken to Washington County Hospital. The occupant of the other car suffered minor injuries.
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Ryland
Western Maryland
Clearspring
Machkhioy
Willamsport
Inter
Washington County Hospital
Moh
Next Senator At Fair Today Williamk Cabell Yrade at Fair
Democratic candidate William Cabell Yrade travels through southern Maryland to the Hagerstown Fair this afternoon. He is met by a Baltimore auto entourage and a Democratic reception committee led by W. Alish and others. Yrade plans to view livestock and farm exhibits and mingle with crowds of voters.
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Williamk Cabell Yrade
United States
Marylan
Ieen Washington
Hagerstown Fair
Breesia
Baltimore
Plate Bouceer Rault W. Alish
Vestryman Is Latest Dual Murder Suspect
Evidence of friction between state police and Somerset and Middlesex county authorities surrounds the murder of Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and his choir leader Mrs Mills. Four suspects, three men and a woman, tied to the victims, are now under investigation as Governor Edwards plans to send Attorney General Krann to New Brunswick. A blood stained potato knife and a damaged automobile are being examined for clues at Philips farm. The vehicle reportedly belonged to vestryman Ralph Gearalina of St John the Evangelist. Continued on Page 10.
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N. J
Somerset
Middlesex County
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New Brinswck
O'Connoll
Dia
Phillipa
Luiman
Tila Ientfe
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Thomas Lyons
Sa Litle
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Ralph V. M. Gearalina
Church of St John
Milla
Harriman aide aids spouse in murder case
Raymond Schintlar, described as a material witness, was rushed to the scene by a helper as the case surrounding the murder in New Brunswick, No. J, unfolded with authorities holding him for questioning. The report notes his role and proximity to the events, with investigators focusing on leads and statements from those close to the principal suspect.
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Raymond Schintlar
Halle
New Briuinwick
No J
Building Permits and Gas Prices in City Ledger
A garbled notice lists gas price nearby and a building permit awarded to Hartman on Cleveland Avenue for a frame garage 14 by 20 feet. The source mentions a unit price and issuing authority though details are unclear.
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Hartman
Clevland Avenue
All Records May Be Broken Officials Say
Officials at the Great Hagerstown Fair report a larger crowd and higher receipts than past days with estimates indicating 5,000 to 10,000 more attendees. The fairgrounds show ideal weather, bustling activity, and notable displays including cavalry exhibitions, artillery demonstrations, and a thriving Horse Show. Police and security units are praised for maintaining order as crowds surge on trains, cars, and trolleys.
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Hagerstown
Islina Condon
Association
Reo
Willy Tour
Peter "Buys
Hegaratown
Kline
Maryland
Lloyd George Likely To Stay In Office Despite Election Odds
Betting odds favored no general election in the British Isles this year as Lloyd George appears strengthened by the Near East settlement. The move solidifies Britain's stance in the Chanak region, bolstering Premier Lloyd George amid the war context.
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Hy International News Service
Ondon
Near East
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Gibraltar
Chanak
Hagerstown Industries Are Normal
The Director General of the United States Employment Service reports labor in Hagerstown is normal with a surplus of railroad shopmen due to a Western Maryland strike. Plant operations continue, supply meets demand, and employment rises in railroad repair, tobacco, textiles, iron and steel, food, leather, timber, paper, printing, and chemicals.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
United States Employment Service
Youth May Die From Bad Burns In Fire Incident
William Mites, 17, employed by a furniture firm in Shippensburg, sustained severe burns while attempting to extinguish a bucket of gloss paint. His clothing caught fire, and he was taken to Chambersburg Hospital in critical condition.
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Wiliam Mites
Shippensburg
Chambersburg
Herg
Hintle
U S Pledged to Call World Economic Conference When Conditions Favor
President Harding is ready to convene an international economic conference once world conditions favor peaceful settlement. Officials say no steps will be taken until the president and advisers are convinced the global economy can yield to talks, as did naval disarmament at last winter's conference.
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Sin Correspondent International News Service
Washington
Harding
United States
Burg
Europe
America
Cantley
Poincare Seeks Confidence Vote After Summer Question
International report notes Prime Minister Poincare will seek a vote of confidence as the Chamber of Deputies reconvenes after the summer break. The cabinet faced pressure from Conservatives and other factions amid ongoing debates and policy tensions.
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Poincare
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