Haynes Seeks Sane Enforcement Of Dry Law Ruling
Washington reports that new regulations under the Daugherty ruling will allow foreign embassies to import large quantities of liquor for official use while the Treasury and State Departments pause full enforcement until the Supreme Court resolves the case. Prohibition Chief Haynes directs agencies to apply common sense to avoid entanglements with foreign governments, with sanctions limited to clear violations.
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Csacare. Syunde
Neonae News Service
Washington
Daugherty
United Stats
Treasury
State Department
Department of Justice
Trenaury Mellon
Akcumaton
United States
Tha Casa Gronp
New York
Prohibition
Haynns
al Nquay
Boys Break 10 Windows At The Roundhouse
Western Maryland Railroad roundhouse window damage led to arrests of Altidri St. Clair Eart Brockwell and Charlon Recard who confessed to stone throwing. Patrolman Frank Divina reported the incident and Justice Ritner fined the trio for underage alleged birdshooting. Chief Barter warns against slug shots in city. Mrs Miller returns from Washington trip.
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Western Maryland
Ellug
Barter
New British Premier Expected To Complete Cabinet
Premier Andrew Bonar Law moves to finalize a cabinet in London as he prepares for a landmark campaign. The expected list includes Gavon as Lord Chancellor Curzon foreign secretary and Lloyd George as chancellor of the exchequer with Amory as colonial secretary and Arthur Griffith as agriculture minister.
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London
Andrew’ Bonar Law
England
George
Donar Law
Lord Gavon
Lord Curzon
Lord Derby—Hirst
the Admiralty
Leopold Amory
Stanley Antiwin
Idol Exchequer
Philip Lloyd Kaome
Board of Trade
Lord Peal
India
Lord Noyard-Secratary
Beatland
Arthur Grith-Ronenwen
Agriculture
Fark Balsfour
Uotontata
Lant Rothormora
Lord Northelltte
Low
Northetitte Regniacom
Man Kills Wife Then Dies by Self on Brooklyn Street
New York Oct. 24 Henry Signum shot and killed his wife during a street corner exchange then died by apparent suicide. Police found two photos of his wife and a pint of liquor in his pocket. investigators suspect drink and jealousy fueled the tragedy.
Central denies plans to buy Western Maryland railway
In New York the New York Central Railroad emphatically denied rumors that it had taken over or contemplated purchasing the Western Maryland Railroad. Officials said the reports were groundless after weeks of circulation.
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International News Service
New York
New York Central Railroad
the Central
Western Maryland Railroad
New York Central
Italy in Crisis as Fascisti Mobilize in Naples
In Naples on October 24 the Fascisti massed thirty thousand followers and troops atop strategic points, threatening to march on Rome to seize the government. Deputy Mussolini leads the campaign to bolster southern Italy while demonstrations draw broad public turnout and little opposition.
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Rome
Sy International News Service
Naples
Italy
Fascisti
Itailam
Jak
Mussolini
Chamber of Deputes
Kausler Property Frontage Price Hinted at Auction
The Kangler property adjoining the First National Bank on Washington Street attracted attention as bidders from Baltimore, Green Castle, and the local area competed. Expected sale price ranged from $60,000 to $70,000 with an initial bid of $35,000 rising to $16,000 by 1:80 o'clock, signaling a potential new price per front foot in this block.
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First National
Washington Street
Ihs
Baltimore
Creencastle
Peggy Beal Freed After Second Degree Murder Verdict
Peggy Beal, the young woman linked to the murder of her lover Frank Warren Anderson, was acquitted in Criminal Court after an hour and a half of deliberations. She expressed happiness, planned to rest and regain health, and said she would stay in Kansas City despite her ordeal. The report also notes Cyrus Vollmer, American Vice Consul in Lyon, visiting the Bowar family in Potomac Avenue.
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Kansas City
Div
Alayer
Frank Warren Anderson
Futura
Kanena
Cyrus
Vollmer
Milton
Lyon
France
Ipendig
Hia
Mia
John G. Bowner
Potomac Avenue
Flowan
Eimond Santert
Eyance
Muscot al Men
Bowar
Train collision in Constanza injures London passenger
A London bound passenger was among thirty people injured when a tram collided with another near Constanza. The official report says the operator, a male, appeared intoxicated at the time of the crash.
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London
Rouimsnina
Constanza
Bodapeat
Jurors Drawn for November Term of Court in County
Judge Frank G. Wasaman names 48 jurors for the November term from towns including St. Denis Sharpsburg Hagerstown Clearspring Hancock Boonsboro Cavetown Funkstown Tilghmanton Conococheague Ringgold Indian Springs Beaver Creek Chowaville and Wilsons. Names listed include Hubert A. Stottlemyer J Grason Storey Denton M. Shupp G A Buyder Henry Hotfischer Isaac C. Bomberger Jacob F. Zeigler Richard Hartle Charles L. Mobley Eugene Evans W Newton Long and many others. Three deaths in railway accident noted and county representation enlarged for term.
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Wrenn Postess
W. Howard Remaberg
Williamsport
J. Grason Storey
Denton M. Shupp
G. A. Buyder
Henry Hotficier
Isaac C. Bomberger
Hagerstown
Jacob F. Zeigler
Richard Hartle
Charles L. Mobley
Ingenbeel
Rarert W. Lowry
John K. Baker
J. Clarence Laueikt
Eugene Evans
W. Newton Long
William
Stouffer
H. Clay Beatz
W. ‘Bar Hernhey
Alvey Liang
Gari 1. Young
Robert B. Kaylor
Carver Mobley
Harvey
M. Musselnao
John B. McKea
Clearspring
Ebner Lesher
Harry IM. Schuebly
Harry M. Bain
Hancock
H. Roas Fite
Wright B. Seavolt
Boonshoro
William E. Smyre
Lutheer Wallick
Charles W. Turner
J. Vincent Flock
Samus Shifter
Cavetown
William C. Fabrney
Rohrersville
Martin T. Rohrer
Funkstowe
J. F. Troxell
Melvin Ridenour
Tilghmanton
Martin L. Sanicun
Conococheague
George W.rrewhaker
J. Ed
Hotel Fire Damages Annex in Pinestrecia Building
A mid morning blaze at the apartment hotel Wieventh am Pinestrecia caused about 825000 in damage. Firemen battled the flames for two hours as hundreds of occupants fled the jewel-box style building in the incident.
Publicity Aims at Grocers Selling Impure Milk Source
Authorities target grocers in Harperstown suspected of buying unpasteurized milk from unlicensed peddlers and reselling at lower costs. Chief Barber and an assistant tour Torai groceries to verify milk sources, warning that selling impure milk endangers the health of wolves and their children for small profits.
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Impura
Pugg
Pollce
Thon
Miners Strike May Be Flash in the Pan
Reports from Cardiff indicate several defections among coal miners this morning, suggesting the threatened 100000-strong strike in the Welsh coal beds may fizzle. Freight remains heavy with about 700 loads daily moving through the Western Maryland Railroad from Cumberland, while mine production in Upper Peninsula and Georgia Grove area appears disrupted.
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By International
Cardiff
Wates
Wels
Western Maryland
Cumberland
Uport Poloons
Couple Placed Under Watch In Teen Marriage Plot
Police in Lehigh Logan area received a notification from the Lebuoor authority to hold Ruth Showers age 14 and a boy age 14 as they travel toward Hagerstown to wed. Parents oppose the union and warned the youths to refrain. The pair were expected to arrive home later today by train. The youth reportedly entered the home of the girl’s sister after leaving their families.
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Lebuoor
Ruth Showers
Hagerstown
Milo
Wife of Sox head dies at home in Chicago notes
Report of the death of the wife of Charles A Comlakey, owner of the White Sox, at her home late yesterday. The notice cites a serious condition affecting a near relative and indicates local officials will release details in coming updates.
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Cutcarg
Gotulakey
Charlea A Comlakey
White Sox
Woman Eyewitness Reports Slayer Named in Hall Murder
In New Brunswick on October 24 an elderly widow, Mrs Annie Gibbon, said to witness the killing of Dr Edward W Hall, told an informant the shooter was a man and a second woman was present. Gibbon stood near the scene by a crab apple tree and heard shots then fled seeking corn.
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International News Service
New Brunswick
N. J
Edward W. Hall
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Mra
Annie Gibbon
Hamilton Road
de Russey Lane
Mra. Gibbon
Gream Ani
Asgallant
Health in Washington county shows stable month September
Washington county health report for September records 62 deaths and 115 births, typhoid fever 23 cases, tuberculos is 10, diphtheria 4, heart disease 7, pneumonia 4, measles 1, and other diseases totaling 62 deaths. Auctioneer Murdock sold 14 shares of Maryland Surety & Trust Co. stock at $49.75 per share in front of the Court House.
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Washington County
Iies
Hcer
Murdock
Maryland Surety & Trust Co
Court House
No Watchers at Polls Reported in Williamsport Voting
Report notes anti water bond leaders accusing town officials of denying watchers at the polling place during the Williamsport vote on a $100,000 water bond. State Attorney cites lack of jurisdiction and refers complaint to Joseph W Wolfinger, town attorney. Mayor Taylor said neither side would be permitted watchers at polls during voting hours.
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Tealing
Williamsport
Antiwater
D. A. Wolfinger
Joseph W
Wolfinger
Taylor
Walsh Sees A Big Democratic Year From Survey
Senator David I Walsh Democrat of Massachusetts returned from a rapid survey west of the Alleghenies predicting a strong Democratic year. He said Republicans face a difficult path to retaining control of Congress and that Democratic gains could be substantial as the fall campaign unfolds.
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Walsh
Washington
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Alleghenies
Democratic Geneional Committee
jHlon
Galns
Gur Raine
20 Year Whiskey Supply in Bond for Nation
An international report from October 24 notes 800000 barrels of fine old whiskey remain in government bonded storage. This stock could last the country twenty years without further distilling. Commissioner Haynes Bald announced completion of a whiskey inventory in preparation for transfer to new central warehouses.
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Qny International News Service
Ngton
Haynes Bald
Jose
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