Strike Leaders Await Reply To Peace Overtures
Washington reports Col. William Mitchell faces court martial for conduct violating good order and discipline after criticizing Army and Navy Air Services. The charges reference his Shenandoah flight remarks and two fatal statements. Proceedings, led by Col. McMullen, are set as next week’s federal court martial looms.
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Col
Mitchell
Washington
William Mitchell
Army
Navy Air Services
San Antonio
Shenandoah
War Department
Shenandoa Way
Air Services
Kyle Rucker
Suite Advocate General's Office
Johann RB. McMullen
Representative Reid
Mitneis
Capture $50,000 Rum Speedboat Seizure Report
New York reports a $50,000 speedboat seized by Marine Volley after a chase, described as one of the era’s finest craft. The dispatch notes dramatic action amid a scene of maritime pursuit and claims the vessel’s value.
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New York
Manhattan
Jeford
New Jersey
Rtm Row
Moon pull weighed by new instrument from Columbia Univ
A device by Ralph Yarlsough of Columbia University measures how the moon's gravity reduces an object's weight on Earth. The instrument detects minute loss in weight, about a 29 thousandth of an ounce per foot, explaining tides and testing Einstein theory on gravity and light.
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New York
Ralph &. Yarlsough
Columbia University
Earth
Probe into Death of Miss Lout Run Down by Auto
Authorities led by Acting Coroner J Scott Hower launched an inquiry into the death of Miss Mary K Lout aged five who was struck Sunday evening as she crossed Baltimore and South Potomac Street en route to St Johns Lutheran Church. The driver fled and police later found the license number misidentified. an inquest is set for this afternoon with Magistrate Hower. Funeral will be Sunday at 3 pm at St Johns Lutheran with Rev J Edward Farms officiating and interment at Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Magiswate
J. Scott Hower
Mary K. Lout
Miss Lout
Tout
Washington County Hospital
Baltimore
South Potoma
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Tot Cher
Little Hone
Alten
J. Scott Bower
Coranst
J. Edward Farms
Rose Hii
Shenandoah Flag Returned After Souvenir Theft
Caldwell Oct 23 The American flag from the Shenandoah fight site returned to Lakefirst via Sheriff Roy W Shat or after being recovered in Ava marked mail The flag center was intact though worn by wear and the ship wreck near Ava on September 3 was noted. Eugene Bunyan released on 2000 bail in Green Castle district for arson at J C Craig barn facing December court. Marty Mee Kitzmiller files divorce bill from Mabel Kite milter.
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Caldwell
Shenandoah
Lakefirst
Roy W
Ava
Naval Station
Eugene Bunyan
Greencastle
Chambersburg
Governors Urge Congress to Repeal Inheritance Tax
Washington October 25 Governors from eleven states appeared before the House Ways and Means Committee to urge repeal of the federal inheritance tax. They argued it should be removed as a revenue source for states, noting growing support from other governors and suggesting the tax structure and exemptions should be scrapped.
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Washington
House
Ways and Me
Mallon
Atate
Telala
Hunter Killed by His Own Gun at Potomac Landing
Lynn Hamilton, 19, of Paw Paw near Hancock, was accidentally killed yesterday afternoon at Kifer's boat landing on the Potomac river. As he and his party returned from a hunt, Hamilton drew the gun from the boat and the rifle discharged while the butt was used to pull the craft to shore. The load struck near the heart and he died within minutes.
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Lynn Hamilton
Fred Hamilton
Kifer
Potomac River
Paw Paw
Hancock
Hamilton
British Napier Seaplane Crashes in Naval Trials
Bay Shore Baltimore October 24 Great Britain's mystery pinup seaplane Napier 84 crashed during navigability trials. Pilot Captain Henry Biard suffered immersion and shock but survived after being rescued. Captain Hubert Broad aided but could not prevent the wreck. The monoplane reportedly pitched after wing flutter at about 200 feet, nosedived, and inverted. Rescue boats arrived minutes later.
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Bay Shore
Baltimore
Great Britain
Henry’ . Biard
Blard
Super-Marina
Biard
Hubart Broad
Broad
Reacus
Bly Aon ta C.L. sisteia ae tan spores
Fragmentary text notes a query about Bly Aon ta C L sisteia and spores with mention of 207 Bunks, seeking font details and unclear context. The readable portion hints at a technical or archival reference but lacks coherent facts or dates to verify.
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Ivamne, Font
Byers Expected To Refuse To Meet Chiefs
Western Maryland Railroad engineers and firemen leaders made peace overtures to President Maxwell C. Byers seeking a conference. Byers was expected to offer no public statement while union leaders anticipated an unfavorable response. The Brotherhood cited a board decision urging resumed negotiations. Byers maintained his policy to protect seniority for strikers’ replacements, saying returning workers would be treated as new hires.
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Western Maryland Railroad
Maxwell C. Byers
Baltimore Dispatch
Byers
Brotherhood
Indor Foadora
Railrond Gabor
Whdue
Partiey
Fred Barr
Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen
W. A. Baddock
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Fire at Hotel Newland Sends 150 Guests Flee in Panic
Cincinnati police report 150 hotel guests escaped with injuries after a fire broke out at the Hotel Newland at 2 AM. Five rooms ignited, flames rose to the roof and upper story before a general alarm halted the blaze. The theater crowd venue, formerly the Munro, drew many patrons as women fainted and one woman was restrained from leaping from a third story window.
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Cincinnati
Newland
Waralus
Aail
Munro
Masons To Meet In Omaha Next
Washington October 23. Omaha Neb was selected by the Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite Masons of the Southern jurisdiction as next meeting place at their 1526 meeting. The date for next year’s meeting was not set. Conductor Hart C. B. Strippey of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad Branawick sustained injuries from being struck by a train near Hancock Be.
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Washington
Omaha
Neb
Hart C. B. Strippey
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Branawick
Hancock
Huge shipments of real beer flood Chicago from East
Prohibition investigators charge railroad connected breweries moved 39,900,000 dollars worth of beer into Chicago as the 18th amendment took effect. Five large distributors, railroads, police, and enforcement agents are named in a half year probe before the grand jury. Authorities say employees shared barrels profits while breweries and a financing syndicate split the rest.
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Chicago
Oel
Prohibion
Bandit’s Cell Yields Improvised Billy From Tin Foil
A tin foil ball weighing over a pound was found in the cell of William S. Poffenberger, a bandit who robbed Cumberland station and was sentenced yesterday to 10 years in the penitentiary. The object, formed from cigarette packages and bolts of clothing material, could have served as a deadly billy if used.
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Ualug
William S. Poffenberger
Cumberland
Poffenberger
Twil
Fla
Thorn
Petition Heard Over Habeas Corpus Case In Smithsburg Nation
Judge F G Wagaman heard the habeas corpus petition by Charlotte J Mard to recover possession of Luther T Hurd a justice who claims she is unlawfully detained by her husband at their Smithsburg home Anger represented the petitioner and BaMentina appeared for Hurd in court proceedings.
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F. G. Wagaman
Charlotte J. Mard
Luther T. Hurd
Jufwal
Ils Life
Smithsburg
Jon. W. Wol. Anger
BaMentina
Herd Igs
Scarlet Fever On Increase In County Warns Health Officials
Local health authorities warn of rising scarlet fever cases and urge rapid reporting and isolation to prevent an epidemic. officials stress high contagion among children and the need for preventive measures by parents to curb spread.
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Hcer
Cat-Eye Annie Recaptured Near Erie County Jail
Cat-Eye Annie, infamous county confidence woman, was recaptured today in the attic of a partially built house near Keamore just outside Buffalo. She had escaped from the Erie County jail earlier this year, and was widely known for daring swindles across the area.
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Buffalo
Catheye
Found Dead in Home of Waynesboro Man at 72
Joseph M H Weagley age 72 is found dead in the bathroom of his Waynesboro residence on Wednesday night. Authorities say the cause was a heart-related condition described as a fragile heart. No foul play is suspected at this time. further details pending coroner’s report.
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Joseph MH. Weagley
Waynesboro
Canpad
Weegley
Hakent
League of Nations moves to halt Balkan war crisis
Paris October 23 13 The League of Nations acts to stop the Greece Bulgaria dispute. Briand summons the league council to Paris next Monday with Athens and Sofia to attend and urges restraint while seeking amicable settlement under the covenant. Geneva notes reiterate obligations to settle disputes peacefully. Vienna dispatch notes mention continued coverage.
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Paris
League of Nations
M. Briand
League Council
Greece
Bulgaria
Briand
Athens
Sofia
Geneva
Switzerland
M. Srane
League
Masked men attack girl and escape in Salisbury incident
A girl was attacked by two masked men who dragged her from a vehicle on a highway in Salisbury. She suffered a skull fracture and is hospitalized in critical condition with life threatening injuries. Police are investigating and seeking suspects.
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Salisbury
Heli
Mil
Get
Abe
PenNesbethe Untler
Waothen
Band Concert At M45 O’clock For Charity In Hagerstown
The Hagerstown Frioularity Band played Saturday night in front of the Dance Movie venue. A collection was taken and donated to the King’s Dassaporn, with funds arriving weekly, supporting local causes.
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Hagerstown Frioularity
Dassaporn
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