Wreck On Every Side in Gulf Storm Toll Rising
International News Services reports from Mobile as a week of fierce storms leaves the Gulf waters a turbulent wreckage field. Captain Daughdrill fearfully notes more ships may be lost than reported, with Everitt going down with 26 crew. Bluefields smashed on rocks near Pensacola. four crewmen died. Weather easing after ten days of fury but danger remains.
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International News Services
Mobile
Ala
Gulf of Mexico
Here
Daughdrill
Everett
Pensacola
Daughiill
Cain
Local pastor leads Potomac Synod annual meeting
Rev. A L Gluck of Martinsburg was elected president and Rev. William M Irving of Mercersburg College named vice president at the opening session of the Potomac Synod’s annual meeting in Frederick. The opening service was led by Rev. Scott R N Wagner of Zion Reformed Church, assisted by Rev. Irwin W Tendricks.
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Alm. Gluck
Martinsburg
Willam M. Irving
Mercersburg College
Iftyshet
Potomac Synod
Frederick
Scott RN. Wagner
D. D
Zion Reformed Church
City
Irwin W. Tendricks
Chawbersburg
Poole Engineering plans 1000 jobs at Hagerstown plant
Poole Engineering Co has bought the former Pope Bicycle Works site in southern Hagerstown and aims to run a metal stamping factory at scale within a year. The firm expects to employ about 1,000 workers and may name a local veteran as plant manager as operations expand.
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Poole Engineering Co
Hagerstown
Poole Company
Greek Revolutionists Flee When Latest Coup Fails
In Athens the government is not endangered by a counter royalist revolt led by M. Mataxis. Loyal troops are directed by General Pangalosas as Venizelos downplays danger. In Italy a Varhasa mine blast entombed twenty miners with later rescues reported in serious condition.
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Athens
London
Green Legation
Greece
M. Mataxis
Corinth
Fae Bes
Varhasa
Italy
Sala Central
Rome
Conditto
Stocks Sold Today Have Range Of Prices
Joseph Murdock auctioned six $1000 Washington County Water Co bonds at 81, Fifteen First National Bank shares at 45.25 each. Joseph Snyder sold 3000 Automotive Stores Corp common shares for 1 cent a share and one Geo M Bushey & Sons Corp share for $1.00. Five Smith-Eynon-Armstrong Sales Co shares at $1.00 and one Hagerstown Improvement Co stock at $1.09.
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Joseph Murdock
Court House
Washington County Water Co
First National Bank
Joseph Snyder
Automotive Stores Corporation
Geo. M. Bushey & Sons Corporation
Smith-Eynon- Armstrong Sales Company
Sahara
Hagerstown Tovestment Company
Moros Protest U S Retaining Philippines Independence
A document signed by Moro village headmen objects to Philippine independence and asks the United States to retain control. Secretive thumbsprint signatures imply wives spoke through an interpreter. Moros warn civil war could erupt between non Christian Mindanao tribes and Christian Luzon Filipinos if independence proceeds.
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Covier
Afl Correspondenat
Washington
Philippines
Coolidge
Philippine
Mindanao
Luzon
United States
Hold Gangers When Whiskey Disappears
Federal revenue men charged in a probe of illicit withdrawal from the Eddington Warehouse of the Philadelphia Pure Rye Whisky Co in Bristol Pennsylvania. Corporal Nevin S. Lees observed bags filled with whiskey bottles as barrels were drained. Eight men arrested and found with whiskey as evidence. Hunger strike update reports 6282 Republican prisoners in the Free State falls in Dublin.
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Hy International News Service
Bristol
Federal Revenue
Eddington
Philadelphia Pure Rye Whisky Distilling Company
Nevin S. Lees
Troop C
Pottsville
State Constabulary
Lees
Dublin
Republican
Free State Falls
Farmers Demand Higher Wheat Price in County
Wheat farmers in Washington county and beyond decry the $1.00 bushel figure as too low to justify selling. While some have sold at current prices, most are holding for higher markets. Estimates of acceptable prices range from $1.25 to $1.50 per bushel to ensure a modest profit.
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Washington County
Sheriff to chase Malotte after highway raid escape
Sheriff Kline and Williamsport officers plan a daytime pursuit to arrest Gus Malotte on warrants charging transportation of liquor and drunken driving. Malotte escaped last Sunday while handcuffed, vanished into the Potomac, and reportedly defied arrest since returning to Williamsport. Police chase resumes across the river with cross county involvement as authorities pursue last seen movements toward Hagerstown. Divorces: Virginia L Wollinger seeks divorce from John H Wollinger.
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Sherif Kine
Williamsport
Gus Malotte
Iquor
Malotte
Hawbaker
Potomac
Kline
Cumberland
Beckwith Professes Ignorance in Cline Murder Case
Robert Beckwith, held on suspicion in the John and Rebecca Cline murder near Fiddlersburg, accompanied by Sheriff Kline and two deputies, visited the crime scene seeking clues. He denied prior knowledge of the home, claimed no memory of the event, and disputed links to stains on a hat and shoes found in a barn.
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John
Rebecca Cline
Fiddlersburg
Robert Beckwith
Cline
Kline
Beckwith
Marshall Baumgardner
Daily Mail
Smithsburg Plans Town Hall to Unite Local Groups
Smithsburg, a wealthy Washington County town lacking a community center, held a meeting last night to discuss plans for erecting a multi-use building. The project aims to provide a public meeting place for lectures and entertainment beyond church venues, uniting various town organizations under one roof.
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Smithsborg
Washington County
Capta
Smithsburg
Lions Back Milk Fund Drive At Hamilton Hotel
The Lions Club held a luncheon at the Hamilton Hotel to back a milk fund for Hagerstown modeled after Baltimore's successful program. Through the Public Health Association, the fund would supply milk free to undernourished babies, led by Dr Edwin Blair who says this could reduce infant mortality notably. Other clubs will be invited to participate.
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Lions Club
Hamilton Hotel
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Lions
Uc Health Association
Edwin Blair
Reds Seize Hamburg Port Then Ousted in Civil Conflicts
International News Service reports a volatile German crisis with federal forces clashing with communists and secessionists. Twenty to thirty killed and over 100 wounded across Hamburg and Rhineland towns as Reds seize key areas before loyal police restore order. Seizures spread to Bonn, Koblenz, Aachen, and other cities amid French neutrality denials and reinforcements ordered.
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International
Germany
Hamburg
Rhineland
Bonn
Weisbaden Hambron
Duisburg
Ruhr
Aachen
Paris
Dresden
Mayence
Munich
Reichswehr
Tavarian
Cessler
Great Manhunt For Gunmen In St Louis Killings
A sweeping manhunt by city and county authorities is under way in St Louis after a morning robbery at Plantation Kan in Wellston. Richard Grant and his wife Rose, both of Chicago, were killed and chauffeur Wilbur Stalneker, also of Chicago, was fatally wounded. The bandits escaped with about 350 dollars. Grant was identified by papers found in his pocket. Also reported: George W. Wolf sold his grocery to Harry A. Davis of Williamsport who has run an auto business in the city.
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International News Service
ST. Louis
St. Louis County
Wellston
Richard Grant
Rose
Chicago
Wilbur Stalneker
Grant
George W. Wolf
Williamsport
Harry A. Davis
Believe Father Of Unborn Baby Slayer
San Diego Calif October 23 E Drew Clark central figure in the probe of the disappearance of George E Schlick faced intensive questioning after his arrest for forgery The case intertwines claims he is the father of Schlick s unborn child and prosecutors consider murder charges pending bone analysis at the Clark home Mrs Etta Mae Clark former wife of Clark also faced investigators Neighbors reported frequent singing from the cottage as the couple alleged to share occult teachings drew scrutiny from detectives
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Y International News
San Diego
Cal
E. Drew Clark
George E. Schlick
Department of Justice
George Schlick
Etta Mae Clark
Clark
Cannon
Poultry Movement Promoted at Smithsburg Grange Meet
The Smithsburg Grange calls a special Thursday night meeting to discuss expanding the poultry industry in the area. Farmers in the Smithsburg district show plans to raise more chickens and ship to nearby markets seeking support to establish cooperative efforts.
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Grange
Smithsburg
Smithtars
Smithsborp
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