Reds Still Battle in Germany Amid Violence and Unrest
A brief report notes ongoing fighting in Germany with 20 to 35 killed and hundreds wounded. Reds retake Hamburg outskirts as naval planes guard the harbor. Aachen sees ten separatists beaten to death and Munich Gladbach mayor killed. Bavaria reportedly non adherent to the Reich. Police and troops intervene in several cities as violence continues.
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My Jeteonapivanl
Germany
Hamburg
Rhineland
Aachen
Aix la Chappelle
Muenchen
Gladbach
Bavaria
Erfurt
Uelchawehr
Many Negroes migrate north this year
Washington report notes 87,700 laborers left the south for northern jobs in the year ended August 31, 1925. Georgia led with 120,600 departures, Oklahoma 1,000 the smallest. Some southern chambers of commerce and Secretary Davis expect many Negro laborers to return home this winter.
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International
Washington
Department of Labor
Georgia
Okahoma
Minerea
Tou
Davis
Extra Dividend Declared by Norfolk & Western
Norfolk and Western Railway announces an extra dividend of 1.00 per share in addition to the 1.75 regular quarterly dividend. The total 2.75 dividend is payable December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Thiladelphea
Additioon
Norfolk & Western Railway
Long drought ends as heavy rains sweep Atlantic coast
The section describes a drought ending after days of heavy rainfall yesterday and today. The Weather Bureau predicts fair skies tomorrow as a storm along the Atlantic seaboard passes. Two inches fell along coastal regions with winds and downed trees reported across Grovath street area.
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Weather Bureau
Atlantic Seaboard
Grovath Strlek
Maine
Florida
Constabularies Slain By Moros Report Unconfirmed
Manila Oct 23 La Orfensa Catholic organ said a private source reported 200 constabulary men killed by Moros in the Mindanao disturbance. Constabulary headquarters denied receiving such a report.
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Moros
Dy International News Service
Manila
la Orfensa
Catholic Organ
Minanao
Constab
Walton Ousted But Is Back At His Desk Today
Oklahoma City Oct 24 Walton was suspended from the governorship by the Oklahoma senate after impeachment by the House. Lt Governor Martin E Trapp acted as governor pending trial. Walton, who planned to fight, offered no comment and defense circles expect a general demurrer challenging the legality of the impeachment session over legislation against the Ku Klux Klan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert James
Internaational News Service
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Senate
House of Representatives
John Callaway Walton
Capitol
Martin Edward Trapp
Senate
Walton
Jewel Bandits Make Big Haul in Kansas City
Four bandits in heavy fog storm a Kansas City jewelry store and escape with diamonds valued at $50,000 after forcing two clerks to open the safe. Clerk Max Dinkowicz was struck when not complying promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutoteroatlomal News Service
Kansas City
Max Dinkowicz
Zimerla Held In 500 Bail For Grand Jury Action
George Zimerla remanded after a grand jury hearing on forgery charges. Detective Thurston arrested him on a $42 check forged with two local garage owners’ signatures. He remains jailed awaiting grand jury action following Monday’s arrest.
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George Zimerla
Halm
Zimerla
Thurston
Lee Succeeds McCrea as Railway VP in Pittsburgh
Elisha Lee named vice-president of the central region of the Pennsylvania Railway with headquarters in Pittsburgh, succeeding the late Col. A. McCrea. Charles B. Krick becomes vice-president of the eastern region, replacing Lee.
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Dy International News Service
Philadelphia
Elisha Lee
Pennsylvania Railway
Pittsburgh
Lee
Col. A. McCrea
Charles 8. Krick
Artist McArthur Freed After Cedar Grove Assault Trial
Alexander A. McArthur, New York artist and adopted son of a millionaire contractor, was freed by a jury early today on charges of assaulting Mrs Helen ONeill, 60, mother of five, near her home at Cedar Grove New Jersey in 1921.
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My International News Service
Newark
N. J
Alexander A. McArthur
New York
Helen O'Neill
Cedar Grove
United States Ready to Help Europe Coolidge Policy
Colonel George Harvey told an English audience in London that Washington will assist Europe if invited and shows sincere will to improve conditions, but will not force aid. The Hughes plan for reparations remains alive, though France rejected it months ago, keeping Washington out of reparations talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes
International Service
Washington
George Harvey
Coolidge
Hughes
London
United States
Europe
Coolidge-Hughes
Americas
State Department
France
Harvey
Economic Commission
Germany
Blood Spots Puzzle Officers After Alley Discovery
A pool of clotted blood found between the Herald Mall building and the Library drew crowds and speculation of murder or accident. Deputy Sheriff Davis opened an official probe while residents debated the cause, with a second blood spot nearby deepening the mystery.
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Herald-Mall
Sherrif Davis
Darber
Crew Rescued From Derelict Vessel Fire Off Sandy Hook
The crew of the Schooner William McDonald was rescued today by the Steamer San Manuel after a fire left the vessel adrift near Sandy Hook. The derelict's location is given as Rum Now, an anchorage long used by the booze Armada to dock.
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New York
William McDonald
Sandy Hook
San Manuel
Naval Communication Station
Rum
Forbes Got Money for Locating Sites
Washington, Oct. 24. The senatorial inquiry into the Veterans Bureau heard Elias H. Mortimer claim Colonel Forbes of Seattle received advance site information for veteran hospitals and returned $5,000 loaned in a Chicago hotel bathroom. The panel cited between 6,000 and 10,000 illegal compensation cases and noted dentists overbilled with gold while using iron and lead fillings. Prosecutions sought for recovery of misspent funds.
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WM. K. Hutchinson
Ny International News Service
Washington
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Chas. R. Forbes
Seattle
Elias H. Mortimer
St. Louis
Forbes
Mortimer
Chicago
Ilenal Mlalme Pald
Veges Wens
Leviathan Liner Breaks Down Off Atlantic
Infernational News Service reports the Leviathan broke down in mid ocean as a terrific gale rages. The wireless says the liner may not reach Southampton in time for Sunday sailing to New York while another message notes no danger but delays. Location given as about 609 miles west of the Silty Islands.
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Southampton
New York
Leviathan
Hner
Selily Islands
Northeaster causes little damage along Virginia coast
The October storm along the Virginia coast dissipated with minimal damage. Cape Charles lightship broke from moorings and was towed to Portsmouth buoy yard. Coast Guard tracked distress calls from the British steamer Westmoreland but no traces or communications were found. Phoenis reported calls 180 miles east of Cape Henry.
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Hy International News Service
Norfolk
Virginia
Cape Charles
Portsmouth
Westmoreland
Coast Guard
Phoenis
Newport News
Cape Henry
Kickapoo
German minister delivers note to Inter Allied commission
Paris October 24. German minister to France Nayer von Kaufbeuren handed a note to the Inter Allied Separations commission. The note is believed to contain a new offer from Berlin. The delivery occurred shortly before 9 o clock.
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Paris
Nayer von Kaufbeuren
France
Berlie
Two Other Mysteries Here During 25 Years
Washington county records another brutal unsolved crime as John Cline and Rebecca are found crushed in their Old Forge road home. A blood tinted iron bar lies nearby and Robert J. Beckwith remains a suspect. Earlier, John Miller was shot near Keedysville around 1900 with valuables stolen, bloodhounds failing to track, and no known culprit. A second killing followed years later near Larnshaw, leaving the mystery deepened.
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John Cline
Rebecca
Washington County
Old Forge Road
Robert J. Beckwith
Ship Persie Pa
Sherif Bruce Zeller
Keedysville
John Miller
Antietam Creek
Keedysvile
Stranger
George Larnshaw
Klan Probe Into Shooting Sparks Pittsburgh Arrest
Mrs Emma Abbott, widow of Thomas R Abbott killed in the Carnegie riots, caused the arrest of Patrick McDermott of Carnegie on a murder charge. Justice W J Prosser issued the warrant and Constable Harry Sizer served it. McDermott had been exonerated by a coroner's jury previously. The case is tied to a renewed probe led by Klan investigator W H Proper of Atlanta.
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Pittsburgh
Patrick McDermott
Carnegie
Thomas RR. Abbott
Emma.Abbott
McDermott
Wilson Liquor Case in Baltimore Arraignment
Prohibition agents raid led to Charles Wilson arraignment in Federal court Baltimore on illegal liquor possession. George Brumbaugh from the raids is set for trial tomorrow. Hood College marks 30th anniversary in Frederick with exercises honoring President Joseph H. Apple. local alumnae attend.
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Charles Wilson
Baltimore
George Brumbaugh
HOOD
Hood College
Frederick
Joseph H. Apple
Lodge Changes Degree Staff at Potomac Lodge
Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows reorganized its degree staff last night and elected Fred J. Schlotterbeck captain. A large attendance gathered at the temple for the meeting and social, with a seasonally themed menu of sweet cider, ginger, bread, pumpkin pie and pretzels. Brief addresses by members enhanced the occasion.
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Potomac Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Fred J. Schlotterbeck
Temple
Chinese Missionary To Speak At Church
Rev. E. Oberholtzer of Ping Ting Chou Shansi China will speak at the Church of the Brethren on East Washington Street tonight at 7 30. He worked in famine relief in 1920 21 in China and is on furlough in America before returning to the field. He is guest of Dr. F L Holsapple during his stay and all are invited to hear his account.
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E. Oberholtzer
Ping Ting Chou
Shansi
China
Church of the Brethren
East Washington Street
Oberholtzer
America
Dr. FL & Holsapple
Greek Rebels Flee as Revolt Nears End
London dispatch reports the Greek counter revolution confined to a small area in the Peloponnesus and to be quelled soon. After fighting north of Salonika, Colonel Ziras fled to the mountains with 800 followers captured. Metaxias allegedly planned a coup last Saturday but failed to secure expected support. false reports of his arrest denied.
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Neue Service
London
Greece
Peloponessus
Salonika
Ziras
M. Metaxias
Attending Synod Meet from Washington County Delegates
Delegates from Washington county listed for the Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church session at Frederik. Included are Rev J Stewart Hartman Cavetown UW, A Lough, Rev Conrad Clever, Rev Scott NR Wagner, Dr If G Rieter, Frank Suman, H Foltz of Hagerstown, H S Bomberger Boorboro, J A Solbert, Rev Fells Peck Clearspring, C J Taylor Ais Diehl, Rev Albert Kluiser Keedysville, Rev Louis Poflakon Novansboro, Mrs NR Elbows and Pogfa A Stockell of Hagerstown.
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Washiington County
Potomac
Frederik
J. Stewart Hartman
Cavetown
A. Lough
Conrad Clever
Scott NR. Wagner
G. Rieter
Frank Suman
H. @. Foltz
Hagerstown
H. S. Bomberger
Boorboro
J. A. Solbert
Fells Peck
Clearspring
J. Taylor
Ais Diehl
Albert Kluiser
Keedysville
Louis Po Flakon
Novansboro
Mra
NR. Elbows
Pog
Fa A. Stockell
Hagerstoyna
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Cline
Dept. of Labor
Atlantic Coast
Ulary Headquarters
McCrea
Reichswehr
General von Seeckt
Staf
German Republic
Berlin
Austria
Bureau
Infernational News Service
KLAN
Shanghai
Kuanting
Rai
LODGE
Fred Schlotterbeck
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