Foreign Ships Seek Permanent Injunction on Daugherty Edict
Foreign steamship lines urged Judge Hand to permanently stop enforcement of Harry M. Daugherty’s liquor ban in U S territorial waters. Representatives of Cunard, Holland America, Anchor Line, Ocean Steam Navigation, and others argued the act conflicts with the American Constitution and Prohibition Enforcement Act. The hearing followed earlier testimony by Van Vechten Velaso.
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Thernnionsty
New York
Harry
Daugherty
United States
Judge Hand
Daugherty Dictim
van Veehtan
U. S
Streaa
Holland-American
Anchor Lugeny
Amerlcad Steamabip Andsavs
Dactslona
Will Go Back to Family Says Aimed Reconciliation Staged
A man vows to return to his family after a reconciliation with his wife Anna in Tuablea Maloy. A warrant from about a year ago alleges disorderly conduct and support of two children, with charges connected to a prior claim.
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Ted
Oun
Wifingon
Bia
Anna
Tuablea Maloy
Asha
Dall
Albout
Lone bandit caught after theft at local store
Al Blaoqloole night patrol notes a bold break in at the General merchandise store of J Frank Weller in Millatona. A bandit fled with $189 from a drawer and $60 in change, pursued to Cherry Run and Big Pool where Deputy Sheriff Deedw captured him by the river bank. Neighbors aided the arrest as $170 in cash was recovered. A store owner and insurer were mentioned in subsequent chatter.
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Morchandlan Alora
J. Prank Weller
Millatona
Gnally
le Gava
McKensie
Pennsylania
Hentelng Hature
Jnatie Halt
Woller
AL Tadlan
Cherry Run
Big Pool
Deedw Atong
Europe Will Crash If U S A Doesn't Act Now
Dr Charles MacFarland, general secretary of the Federal Council of Churches, warned after returning from Europe that a crash is imminent unless America intervenes. He urged the American people to lead in moral action and warned against aiding or being swayed by propaganda. He cited Europe’s hunger and ongoing conflict as proof that relief and decisive U S leadership are vital to avert catastrophe.
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International Newh Mervian
Washington
Europe
Tadé
Chas
MacFarland
Federal——— Council of Churches
Hurone
Stoor Ward
Heartadnasy
Critielia
Duropa
McFarland
Thief Steals $75 From Car In The Square
Mrs. Bina Rehning of Virginia reported to police that a thief stole 76 dollars from her car parked in the square. A thorough investigation is underway as officers check nearby stores and sources for clues while the suspect remains at large.
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Bina Rehning
Virginia
Alin
Funeral services for Senator Edwin He Vare set for Thursday
News flashes report the burial of State Senator Edwin He Vare at his Ambler home. Services are planned for Thursday at 2 PM with Bishop Berry officiating. Unclear whether service will be held in Philadelphia or Ambler.
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Ware
Philadelphia
Edwin He Vare
Ambler
Joseph &. Berry
Methodist Episopal Church
Do Nothing Congress A Milestone GOP Rallies To Corral Votes
Washington Oct 20 000 voters three weeks from today set to decide the next Congress as the capital hosts a flurry of activity. Cabinet members and party leaders rush speakers across states including New York Delaware Connecticut and Massachusetts along the Atlantic seaboard. The goal is to energize the electorate against a rising apathy with campaigns intensifying in Ohio Michigan Indiana and others as the election nears.
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George, R.baby
Washington
Apekkernte
Harding
Arding
Nux- Jong
Wio
Farmers Buy 1200 Cattle Amid County Mission
Representatives of local farmers return from a three week trip to the West with about 1200 head of stock for Washington County. The cattle, described as high grade, were purchased at favorable prices and will be distributed to farmers who praise the improved breeding program.
Democrats Meeting Notice in Washington County
A meeting of Democrats aged 17 to 40 in Washington County will be held Thursday evening October 7 to organize the Junior Democratic Club for Western Maryland. All interested Democrats are invited to attend.
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Democrata
Washington County
Antietam
T Junine Democratic Club
Woaatern Faryldap
New York Central Plans Western Maryland Takeover
A dispatch from Wall Street indicates New York Central Railroad may seize Western Maryland, with a possible settlement if current shop contractors cannot handle repairs. Settlement could precede unification talks among Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railroad, Pennsylvania Railroad, and Western Maryland, with New York Central lines guiding the plan.
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Maryland
Wall Street
New York Central
WHI
Ripley
Pittsburgh and
West Virgina
Pennsylvania Railroad
Western Maryland Railroad
New York Gentral
Protests From Other Union Men Break W M Strike
Reports from strike headquarters in Hagerstown indicate growing discontent among Western Maryland Railroad shop men. Morale has collapsed as workers remain away from the job and wage cuts push many to accept lower wages elsewhere. The Central Labor Union has held meetings amid rising tensions as shop workers resist retrenchment and large orders force wage reductions.
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Western
Maryland
Hagerstown
Au Panufacturing
Machinisia
Atritters
Aes
Woman Uses Clever Ruse To Bring Husband To Justice
Mrs Risache Elmondon of Cumberland devised a plan to reclaim her deserting husband Charley Edmondson. With a six month old baby to care for and help from a neighbor, she pursued him to downtown, then faced police at the Cumberland station. She and a bystander helped prompt his arrest on exposure charges as the case unfolds at the local station.
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Cumberland
Pelive
Risache Eilmondeon
Charley
Hdmondson
Cwuborland
Josake
Nelehjbor
Tre
Ata
Jonathan
Tarhe Cumberland
Noianppert
Nko
Millionaire Breaks From Penitentiary
Herbert Witken, noted millionaire robber from Detroit and Chicago, along with three accomplices, attempted a prison breakout this morning at ALM. During the escape plan a man was seriously injured, and one victim identified as Adam Ward of a nearby town. The fugitives fled toward the river, vanishing into the park area.
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Hoertert Witkén
Detroit
Amt
Chicago
Pal
Herbert
Mdon Hedidot Wilaon
Salgiola
Lunvnng
Wills Probated in Orphans Court Today
The wills of three individuals were probated in the Orphans' Court today as the court prepared notices for publication. Divorce actions were also noted, with petitions filed by several parties.
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Mahlou
Orphans’ Court
Endearing Missives Sent to Mrs Mills
Letters published by the New York American reveal a clandestine love affair between Rev. Dr. Edward W. Hall and Mrs. James M. Mills, choir leader in Hall’s New Brunswick church. The material hints the affair may have fueled the New Brunswick double murder, with the paper promising more evidence on a possible love tryst.
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International News Service
New York
Edward W. Hall
James M. Mills
New Brunswick
N. J
Mills
Hall
New York American
Reception to Mr Gans Set for Nov 20
The Chamber of Commerce plans a November 20 reception for Emmett W. Gans returning from Europe after his role with the Trade Commission. A dinner and smoker at 6:15 p.m. in the Chamber hall will feature ticketed seating with guests from Baltimore Frederick and nearby cities. Reservations are at the Secretary’s Office. Proud parents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mr Showe announce the birth of a baby daughter at Washington County Hospital.
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Wveloante Ita
Emmett W. Gans
Eurone
Gana
Maryland
Trada Commission
Eat
Aw Hones
Toept
Chamber’ of Commerce
Tower Gana
Baltimore
Cuetberland
Fredérick
Pennsylvania
Lawranca
Showe
Washington County Hospital
Five Hurt As Giant Army Blimp Burns Over San Antonio
International News Service reports a disastrous incident in San Antonio as the Army dirigible G-2 caught fire and burned during a planned exhibition flight. One crewman, Sergeant A. L. Albright, was seriously injured leaping from the rigging, while four others suffered minor injuries. The blaze destroyed the airship amid a crowd of more than 560 spectators.
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Intvenational News Service
San Antonio
Tex
Sar Antoni
A. L. Albright
Ita Trans-Continantal
California
Bansgrad Langley Meld
Army Oficera
Nigw Preparatory
Sen ‘Antonio
Yyera Humerous
Telegraphers Demand Eight Hour Day Restored
Chicago October 17 The American Railway Union and workers press for restoring the eight hour day and clear interpretation of the “other working” rules. B J Manion, president of the railroad telegraphers, reviews the new award and its effects amid varied readings by officials and staff.
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Chicago
U. S
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