Virginia valley cave discovery amazes Rohrer’s Mill area
D. D. Mullendore reports a large cave found on Frank Mullendore’s Muklendore land along the Boonsboro Weverton road near Rohrersville. An inspection team explored for about two hours and saw an underground lake four inches deep with a clear stalagmite and a dome shaped like the Capitol. Officials plan to block the entrance and explore smaller passages and connections to two caves found last year.
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Threat letter demanding ransom and bomb threat in kidnapping case
A hand letter threatening to bomb the Ranieri home unless $5000 is paid was received by Billy Ranieri's parents after his return from 13 days with kidnappers. Police review the letter for authenticity while state officials announce deportation plans for 15 aliens tied to a Sicilian blackmail ring. Two dog owners were fined for failure to register dogs.
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Favorite Pet of President Is Dead Today
Rob Roy the president Coolidge’s collie died at Walter Reed General Army Hospital from ulcers of the stomach. The white dog joined the president after he became chief executive and stayed with him at work and play, becoming ill after returning to Washington from Wisconsin. He had been in good health at the summer White House.
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Chicago records 59th bombing of year
A three story building was struck when a peanut roaster was hurled from the front, causing an explosion that set the structure afire and drove residents into the street. The blast rattled nearby dwellings as flames and smoke spread through the alleyway.
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They Must Be Heavy Drinkers They Must Be Heavy Drinkers
In DPRUDMSHAMBO County Leitrim Ireland on September 24 the population is about 300 with 17 saloons. Efforts to cut this number led to one license cancellation. Four local merchants paid $1 fines for displaying products on pavements in front of stores. Police warn violators of the city ordinance will be prosecuted.
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Republican Leader for Davy Lewis
Thomas G. Pownall of Cumberland, a long time Allegany county Republican, explains why he backs Democrat David J. Lewis for Congress in Maryland's Sixth District. A banker and farmer, Pownall praised Lewis's 1912 floor work on parcel post, recalling how two hours of debate rallied colleagues and revived the measure.
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Woman Seeking A Mate Slain in Spokane
Spokane report details the death of Mrs. Katherine Clark 3 at Foothills about 15 miles from Spokane. Her head was hacked with a hatchet and dragged to a spring. A hatchet lay near the body. Arch ie F Moock, a mill worker, is held for questioning regarding the murder tied to a marriage inquiry. County prosecutor Greenough suspects robbery as motive.
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Transfers for voters seeking new polling places announced
Voters who changed residence and want to vote in the upcoming election are urged to obtain transfers. The Board of Election Supervisors will meet at the Court House basement tomorrow and Wednesday to issue transfers, especially urging Democratic voters to attend tomorrow. Delays could be dangerous.
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Burn Cross Lights Billings Night as Smith Arrival Looms
In Billings on the eve of Governor Alfred E. Smith in town for the Democratic rally, a cross was set afire on Rim Rock above the business district and burned for about an hour after 8 p.m. Nearby dynamite blasts preceded the blaze. Investigators found no one at the scene ten minutes later.
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First Frost Arrives Early Across Western Maryland
Fall brought the season’s first frost overnight with light damage unlikely. Frost formed at 38 to 40 degrees in low areas near Beaver Creek, while 34 degrees marks the danger level. Keedysville weather observer J A Miller logged 40 degrees, noting a cool spell likely to continue and possible frost again tonight without damage.
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Pair Held in Big Robbery of Securities
Boston police hold two suspects after a safe in the office of Howard Clark Davis, a Boston financier and mining engineer, was robbed of securities valued between 800000 and 1200000. The arrest followed a chase through the South End and a $25000 bond recovery tracing the bonds to their owner in Winnipesaukee area.
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Local concern buys a spiral chair company
Hagerstown Foundry & Machine Works owner Albert T. Zentmyer announces the purchase of the Duvinage Spiral Stair Company of Baltimore. The Baltimore plant will be moved to Hagerstown where stair production will begin within a month. The move promises added local employment and continuation under the well known name. One spiral stair was installed in the new Hagerstown water plant.
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Prisoner Yawns Dislocates Jaw in Baltimore Jail
Nathan Finklestein, a city jail inmate, dislocated his jaw while yawning after waking this morning. He was taken to a hospital where his right jaw was reset.
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Miss Anna Maurer Sues Over Monkey Hug Damages
In Los Angeles on September 24 Miss Anna Maurer filed suit against neighbor Samuel Grant for damages after his pet monkey hugged her, claiming nerve shock and minor injuries. Her demand seeks compensation of $5,500 for the incident and its effects.
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Doctors Seek Brain Operation To Make Bennie “A Good Boy”
Tulsa doctors plan a delicate brain surgery on 11 year old Bennie Elliott to remove bone pressing on his brain. Doctors say the operation could straighten his behavior and prevent further dangerous acts after years of being labeled the town’s bad boy. Bennie’s parents from Sand Springs consented after multiple officials failed to modify his conduct. Bennie has a history of accidents and incidents and recalls telling friends, You know my head isn’t right. The medical team believes the procedure will yield a wellbehaved child and reduce risk of future trouble.
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Ford Erecting Edison Museum in Dearborn
Henry Ford plans a large Edison Museum near Dearborn to honor Thomas A. Edison. The building will display early models and instruments from West Orange and will host Edison for cornerstone ceremonies. Ford calls Edison the greatest contributor to mankind and a lasting memorial.
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Safe from Florida hurricane for local residents
Relatives report Rev. C. E. Wolfe and Harvey Spes sard of Smithsburg are safe after the recent Florida hurricane their families say they were not in the worst hit area Wolfe is visiting storm damaged sections before returning to Smithsburg
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What Will These Ladies Do Next
Hereford England Sept 24 a modern woman record in aviation sports and politics Ellen Jackson was arrested for a minor traffic violation. She appeared in court and was ordered to pay a small fine. Lacking cash she asked the judge to administer a spanking instead the court refused to honor.
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Author Soldier Former Officer Commits Suicide at Bellevue
New York report says author and former Army officer Harold Speakman died by his own hand in Bellevue Hospital ambulance driveway after being driven in a taxi. Police found two notes. one cites illness and an impending meeting with a man riding a white horse in the hereafter.
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Dalton Held in Jail Yet
Eddie Dalton a Chambersburg baseball player was arrested in Baltimore with a married Chambersburg woman for jumping a board bill. He has paid his bills but is held pending federal investigation. A more serious charge may follow from his Baltimore trip.
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Snow Briefly Falls Across Chautauqua Region
Snow fell for a brief period this morning in the Chautauqua region of Jamestown New York. The temperature registered 39 degrees as the event occurred.
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Smith to Speak Strongly in Helena Stumping Tour
Governor Smith rode toward Helena Mont on the campaign trail aiming to deliver one of his strongest speeches. He planned to fault the Republicans on party responsibility while addressing Teapot Dome and party obligations, after reviewing press accounts from Washington.
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Pair to Be Tried Soon in Chambersburg Court
The trials of Alex Knapp and J. R. Prince Jr. for intent to rob and impersonating an officer, tied to an earlier Blue Ridge incident, were added to the quarter sessions trial list in Chambersburg. Court opened today and their cases may proceed this week.
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Lewistown Seizes Two Meeks Brothers in Store Burglary
Edward and Robert Meeks were held on burglary charges after police recovered forty fountain pens and pencils and other loot from their possession. The suspects were arrested Sunday following a midnight incident when Edward, intoxicated, tried to sell pens at a Lewistown restaurant. Homer W. Eakle’s drugstore was burgled, but the recovered items were traced to Lewistown.
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Stolen Roadster Found Damaged in Williamsport
The roadster of Arlie Christ of Williamsport was stolen Friday night from in front of his home and found yesterday at Huyett’s badly damaged. Williams Fort officers reported the theft and investigation continues. No trace of occupants or further details were disclosed.
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