Divorcee In German Town Shot In Philadelphia
Maurice E. Felt wealthy real estate operator lies critically injured in hospital after a pistol shot to the left temple in Miss Lillian M. Emmanuel's home in the German town section. Emmanuel, a divorcee and mother of a two year old, says Felt shot himself, police report incomplete details. Felt is married with a ten year old son. his wife notified and traveling to Avantic City where his father is ill.
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Philadelphia
Maurice RE. Felt
Hatug
Lillian M. Emmanuel
Germantown
Miss Emmanuel
Felt
Avantic City
Youngbob Easy Winner in Milwaukee Election
In Milwaukee the Socialist candidate Work placed third in the Senatorial race with 11,072 votes, including 503 from Milwaukee County. The contest featured a choice between Coolidge administration backing and a La Follette lineage successor, with Youngbob pledging to continue his father’s work and urging votes.
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Coolidge
Robert Marion LaPotletti
Milwaukee
Singh
Mibwarckee
LaPollette
John M. Work
Plane Crash Injures Two Lieutenants at Huntington
In Huntington New York on September 30 two Mitchel Field lieutenants Perry Warner and G C Groves were severely injured when their aircraft crashed during a training flight. The men were airlifted for medical care and their condition was not immediately released. The crash remains under investigation by military authorities.
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Huntington
N. Y
Perry Warner
G. C. Groves
Mitchel Field
Lo Play
Reds claim capture of Swale near Swalow and Honghai
A Reuters dispatch from Swalow China reports anti red forces have captured Swale located on Honghai day about midway between Swalow and Hong Kong.
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Town
London
Reuter
Swalow
China
Swale
Honghai
Hong Kong
Arm Fracture Reported After Sharpsburg Incident
Charles WH Menuer of Sharpsburg was brought to Washington County Hospital on Monday afternoon with a fractured left arm.
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Charles WH. Menuer
Sharpsburg
Washington County Hospital
Important Meeting on Sunday School Parade Arrangements
A meeting for arranging the Ameuls for the Sunday School Parade will be held at 55 Elm Wash Inston Street on Friday evening October 9 at 7:40. All interested are urged to attend. Adv. R. Paul Smith.
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EL Wash Inston Street
Gilead
Atterbury Named Pennsy President
William Wallace Atterbury was elected president of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company succeeding Samuel Rey who retired under pension rules. The announcement came in Philadelphia on September 30.
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Philadelphia
William Wallace Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Samuel Rey
Derrick Ship Rescue Looms as Divers Probe S 51
Rescue efforts for the S 51 continued with air pumping from the submarine 8 61 and divers rehearsing in submersibles. Divers made six trips to the ocean floor, while Monarch and Century failed to reach the scene due to rough seas, and officials noted likely no survivors from the Sal disaster.
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Monarch
Century
Newport
Brenton Reef
H. H. Christy
Sal
Fretty
Cunden
Traille
Army Air Plans in Arctic Misfit Says Colonel Mitchell
Colonel Mitchell criticized Army air projects noting planes built for tropical and Atlantic service were sent to Arctic duties. He cited Navy obstacles to repurposing obsolete vessels for target practice and argued against division of aviation funding between services. He described lack of joint plans between Army and Navy Air Services and urged progress.
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Arctic
Tropics
Atlantic
Mitchell
Navy
Robison
Lassiter
Mitchett
Secretary of the Navy
Army
Navy Air Services
Secretary of War
Deaths Samuel M Craley of Washington D C dies at 64
Samuel M Craley died at his home in Washington D C from complications after a three month illness aged 64. He was a prince resident of the city and is survived by two sons both of Washington and four sisters including Mrs F H Plummer Mrs F P Andrews Mrs Russell Bruner and Mrs R W Price Baltimore. Interment will be in Washington this morning. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness shown during illness and death of wife and mother Alvo.
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Samuel M. Craley
Washington, D. C
Mr. Craley
Pri.ce
Thia City
F. H. Plummer
F. P. Andrews
Russell Bruner
Dr William Foard Convicted In Drug Narcotics Case
Cumberland Ma Sept 30 A jury in United States Court found Dr William R Foard with 20 years as a practitioner guilty of violating the narcotic act for selling 1190 grains of codeine phosphate in its original package to Federal Narcotic Agent Louis C Roechman The govs Webster L Edwards testified the drug was stolen from Truitt Drug Store on Virginia avenue No sentence has yet been pronounc ed.
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Cumberland
William R. Foard
Hare
United States
Louis C. Roechman
Webster L. Edwards
Ford
Truitt
Virginia Avenue
Democratic Women Meet at Maryland Convention 1926
More than 200 women from across the state gathered in Baltimore to build the Democratic party and plan for 1926 victory at the Maryland Women's Democratic Association convention held at the Hotel Rennett. Governor Ritchie and Mrs Johnson were among expected speakers along with National Democratic committeewoman IPoe and Maryland Congressmen.
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Baltimore
Maryland Women's Democratic Association
Hotel Rennett
Maryland
Ritchie
Johnson
Ipoe
National Democratic
Bank Officer Shot In Robbery Probe At City Bank
John A. Danim of Broadway Savings Bank was shot during an attempted holdup and improved at Johns Hopkins Hospital though still serious. A second bandit, Harry Ovitz aka Harry Clark, was killed in a police duel near 2012 McCulloh Street after fleeing in a stolen car. Police seek David Mitchell of Philadelphia as the principal assailant. two men staged the attempted robbery. Special Troop 1 Boy Scouts meet tonight at 7 30 at American Legion Hall to re register. Local notices list visits and theatre showings at Main Street Theatre Clearspring featuring Mary Pickford and Jacqueline Logan.
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Naltimore
John A. Danim
Broadway Savings Bank
Johnna Hopkins Hospital
Harry Ovitz
Northwestern District
McCullohh Street
Joel Fleishmann
Studen Avenue
David Mitchell
Philadelphia
Danim
Ovitz
Harry Clark
I Troop 1
Boy Scouts of America
American Legion Hall
Alger
Roosevelt learns Hindu as he plans speeches in region
The Associated Press reports Theodore Roosevelt is becoming proficient in Hindu while chasing the Ovis Poll. He has sent word to the manager of last year’s gubernatorial campaign to arrange speeches before Hindu voters. The item sits among a series of brief notes from New York, Washington, and other locales.
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Associated Press
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Helnen testifies on Shenandoah valve system at inquiry
Lakehurst N J Sept 30 Capt Anton Helnen former German Zeppelin pilot testified as the only witness at a Naval Court of Inquiry on the Shenandoah gas valve system installed last summer. He piloted the airship through the northern New Jersey storm and after noting prior warnings Lieut Joseph B Anderson aerologist was to be re examined. The hearing focused on warnings to avoid the storm and Captain Lansdowne’s actions before the fatal gale.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Anton Helnen
Naval Court of Inquiry
Heinen
New Jersey
New York
Joseph B. Anderson
Shenandoah
Rome Waging War on Dress in Churches
Rome action tightens dress rules for churchgoers as Central Holy Year Committee notifies Pilgrimage directors that women in churches failing to cover heads, wear opaque and modest garments, long enough to collar, and sleeves to elbow will be ejected, per Pope Pius. Stock market opens with gains in many favorites, but Detroit Edison slides.
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Rome
Central
Pilgrimagea
Pius
New York
General Baking
Ward Uakine
Hudson Motors
Mack Trucks
Chrysler
International Telephone
Illinois Central
Detroit Edison
Youth Held for Theft of Twenty Dollars
James Cornell a youth employed at a St James farm was charged with stealing twenty dollars. Deputy Crampton arrested him yesterday morning. He allegedly took the money from the farmhouse and was arraigned before Justice O V Middlekauff and held without bond for a further hearing.
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St. James
James Cornell
Crampton
O. V. Middle Kauff
James T Wolfe Sues Railroad for Damages to Pasture Land
James T Wolfe through Wagnoman and Ballentine attorneys files suit against Pennsylvania Railroad Co. for damages by fire to pasture land on his farm along the railroad below Half Way. He will seek several hundred dollars. Linen toweling remnants appear. Beard's.
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James T. Wolfe
Wagnoman & Ballentine
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Weather and crop notes for Maryland week ending yesterday
Maryland crop and weather bulletin reports a cool week with continued drought hindering harvests for late crops and pastures while early corn and tobacco are progressing well. North Maryland sees grain sowing, Western Maryland digs late potatoes. soaking rains needed.
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Washington
Rept
Maryland
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Alvo
Monumental City
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Clearspring
Mary Pickford
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Jacqueline Logan
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Atlanta University
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Paris
Scope
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Hageratown
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