Harding Extends Time on Enforcing Liquor Rules for Foreign Vessels
President Harding again postponed enforcement of strict liquor rules affecting foreign ships. An order extends the period to October 21, allowing such vessels to enter or depart U.S. waters with liquor stores unmolested. The Justice Department warns a legal fight may follow to restrain enforcement before the Supreme Court.
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Passengers Drink On Board Liner Under Law
Passengers aboard the American liner George Washington drank at sea in defiance of orders from the U S Shipping Board Attorney General Trugherly ruled the ship could not enter Amor town The captain urged restraint and threatened to dump liquor overboard to avoid delays while mutinous passengers cheered him on The scene occurred in mid ocean and the crew sought to retard the spread of excess drinking on the voyage
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Atlantic
Poisoned by Food at Fair Grounds Reported
Jalmer Jackson of Illinois at Old Home on Prospect Street fell ill after eating food at the fair grounds yesterday afternoon. He was taken in during the night and reported out of danger, though still very sick with suspected pramalya poisoning.
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Jugoslavs Mobilize Amid Italian Extremists Border Clash Threat
London dispatch reports Italian Fascists cross from Malian into Yugoslav territory near Fiume at Susak. Belgrade authorities take steps to prevent conflict as Yugoslav mobilization begins across western regions amid rising tensions and potential bloodshed.
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Belgrade
Daily Mail
Susak
Jugo Slavia
Breaks Off Engagement After Threat to Declare Him Insane
In New Orleans on October 14 Asy G. Candler, Atlanta Coca Cola king, ended engagement with Onezima De Bouchelle after she said he threatened to confine him as insane. De Bouchelle, aided by a private detective in Gamble’s office, claimed the financier warned against reconciliation and followed family pressure to end the match amid disputes and alleged surveillance.
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Class Fights Barred After Heavy Injuries at Penn
Philadelphia October 14 Old fashioned Class Aghta at the University of Pennsylvania led to gore and unconsciousness as freshmen were knocked out in a party dawn fight. The modergraduates council barred further clashes following a ruling that milder methods must be used. incidents include kidnapping and fighting a college building.
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University of Pennsylvania
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Modergraduates Council
Nophsnoran
Dual murder plot linked to church rector and choir member
Police now believe a carefully planned crime connected to the deaths of Dr Edward W. Hall and choir member Mrs Jamon Mills. Investigators say the double murders occurred between 8 and 10:15 p m on September 14 in Middlesex County and were moved across state lines to Somerset County. A woman is suspected alongside three or four men, with medical notes noting fatal gunshots and a postmortem throat cutting. Police also report the victims’ bodies were later moved to a deserted farm two miles from New Brunswick.
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News Flashes Roundup From United States and Europe
A collage of brief items reports rising maternal mortality and need for education in the United States, Greece signing the Near East armistice with protection demands for Christians, England proposing reparations reform and Paris HQ move, a Bristow bombing killing Nick Radwind and injuring others, a Chicago jewelry store robbery with substantial loot, and visits by Mr and Mrs Dishl to Williamsport for the Fall event.
Weather Forecast for Northern and Middle Atlantic States
The Weather Bureau forecasts unsettled conditions across the Northern and Middle Atlantic States with rain in the first part of the week and generally fair weather later. Normal temperatures expected across the region, with the Great Lakes area also seeing fair to warm conditions after the initial unsettled period.
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Knights Of Tiger's Eye Form Hidden Fight Against Klan
A Hagerstown based group called the Knights of the Tiger's Eye plans covert action to combat the Ku Klux Klan. Reported initiation soon with many joining, the faction vows to expose and publicly reveal the Klan's hidden empire.
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Hunt for Surgeon Who Stole Gland
Chicago reports the first human gland theft under police pursuit. Dr H M Untchute pledged Chicago Medical Society aid as Louis Wozniak, a Wisconsin farmer, describes being kidnapped feted by four men and chloroformed for an illicit gland operation. Affected residents and officials consider the case part of a growing crime wave.
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Lloyd George hints at resignation over Near East policy
In Manchester on October 14 Premier Lloyd George defended British policy in the Near East claiming it prevented a second world war. He alleged Turks killed 1.5 million Armenians and 0.5 million Greeks since 1914, argued Britain sought peace and kept Turks out of Europe, and pledged the policy was in humanity's interests. The speech drew strong applause.
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Big Fair Ends In Blaze Of Glory At Hagerstown
The Great Hagerstown Fair closed amid blaze and memory, four days of wit and mirth drawing thousands. Total receipts over 27000, with yesterday’s gate and grandstand at 3700. Attendance estimated 12000 to 16000, and exhibitors and concessions head to other fairs.
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Brother Dead. Reverend Ferguson Learns of Relative’s Death
Rev. Ferguson receives word of a brother’s death in Baltimore. No services at Washington Square M E Church tomorrow. The morning Glass meeting and Sunday School, Epworth League in the evening will be held at usual hours. Ferguson likely returns home early next week.
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Dance of Eve Declared Not Artistic by Justice
A comely maiden danced the Dance of Eve at the Fairgrounds tent drawing bankers, doctors, drivers and workers. Police investigated after crowds crowded the entrance and two concession owners Fred Clifford and FE J Kelly were arrested. Justice John H. Buener judged the dance artistic or not, with a final charge of $946 each paid by the defendants.
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John H. Buener
Young Men's Democratic Club Organized Here Last Night
Western Maryland formed the Young Men's Democratic Club of the Sixth District at a Country Club dinner. Delegates from Washington, Garrett, Montgomery, Allegany and Frederick counties attended. David C. Winebrenner of Frederick was elected first president. officers include Ragens Wilby, Ward Kerr, Wade Hinagawa, Robert Beton Jr, and G. G. Malti. Lat Payne named secretary.
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Samuel Moran to Be Arraigned Monday
Phatral of Samuel Moran, now facing charges of shooting two men in a grocery at Tigh manton, has been postponed until 8 o'clock Monday afternoon. He will be arraigned before Justice Bithorn Police Court. Jacob Burtar and Harry Mongan, the witnesses, will be able to testify at the hearing.
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