Negro Suspect Cummings Searched in Peters Murder Case
Garrison believes George Cummings of Washington and Arundel County is the leading suspect in the Peters murder near Jericho Park. Deputies and local men traced a bloodied path through marsh and woods from Colesville toward Bowie while interviewing neighbors and tracking a possible escape through Hyattsville and Baltimore. The case hinges on a nighttime attack on Miss Peters and the motive, with investigators facing heavy swamp hazards and limited evidence.
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Ikheemen
George Peters
Jerigke Fark
Katherine
Seni Thomas Vo Gareisen
Puinee Yeomges
George Comminss
Washington
Arundel Cesuty
Patera
Hepe
Garrison
Cummings
Williams
Montgomery County
Colesville
Peters
Miss Peters
Bere
Inepewue
Bowe
John Mickie
Penninsylvar
Batiwere
George Cumminge
Mickel
Lare
Jericho Park
Bowie
Baltimore
Murier
Sand Michel
Gerrison
Misa Peters
Lorton Retory
Quicker Action Urged On War Cost Reductions In Congress
New Jersey mayors told the House agricultural committee action is needed now to lower living costs. Senators Walsh and others urged faster congressionally driven measures to cap prices. Clothing costs, imports, and sugar and cotton pricing were debated as measures to curb inflation and reduce millions in indebtedness.
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Congress
Senate
Walsh
Wilsens
Jersey Cities
House Agricultural Committee
Congresa
A& S
House
Federal ‘Trade Commission
Siegel
New York
Pitagerak
Massachusetts
Rtaad
Interstate Commerce Committee
Huddleston
Alabama
Representative Good
Iowa
United States
Germany
Chateau Thier Heroes Arrive Home From War
The Ninth machine gun battalion, motorized, first to reach the Marne in July 1918, defended Chateau Whierry bridges for 24 hours until reinforcements came. The Alamempnon carried home the first of the Third division from Brest. The division, led by Maj. Gen. Joseph T. Dickman, served in every major American engagement and included part of the Thirty-eighth Infantry, famed as rock of the Marne, with French and American troops.
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New York
Marne
Chateau Whierry
Alamempnon
Brest
Joseph T. Dickman
Rock of the
Ocom
Open covenants at White House conference may trail in news
Newspaper correspondents push for full access to the Wilson Senate foreign relations conference on the League of Nations. Pressmen seek stenographic reports at set rates, arguing no barrier should prevent public access to pivotal talks.
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White House
League of Nations
Up Whate House
Wilson
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Washington
Senator Lodge
Senate Committee of Foreign Relations
Berst
Jthe Etenakrabi
Senate
Asis
Griffith I. Johnson
Lodge
Johnson
Lic
Mien 18
Aince
Gun J. Karger
Cincinnati Times-star
Huns Form Police Into Army Units
Coblenz Aug 16. American authorities report militarization of German police beginning in Cassel where police were organized on military lines and equipped with helmets and rifles. Prussia plans a state police force in garrisons under Interior, beyond treaty limits, prompting hope Allies will be reasonable.
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Coblenz
Associated Press
Cassel
Germany
Gschutsmannechsfit
Prussia
Thase
Vanderbilt Wife Seeks Absolute Divorce in New York Suit
Reginald C Vanderbilt faces divorce action filed by his wife in Newport county superior court. She cites desertion for five years and seeks custody of their daughter Cathleen Vanderbilt with no alimony. Case set for return day September 1. Mrs Vanderbilt formerly Miss Nielsen of Massachusetts and sister to Mrs Hollis Hunnewell.
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Universal Service
New York
Reginald C Vanderbilt
Panera
Vanderbilt
Portsmouth
Newport
Bellevue Avenue
Mise Cathleen Vanderbilt
Miss Nielsen
Frederick Nielsen
Slater
Hollis H. Hunneaweell
Wellesley
Mass
Jules L. Nieton
Frederick Gobhard
Constantine King of Greece Says He Aims to Return
A London Timer cable dispatch reports Constantine former King of Greece plans to return to Greece soon. He blames exile for his royal regime’s troubles and outlines expectations to restore influence, criticizing removal and seeking restoration of the throne.
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London
Washington
The
Public Ledger Co
Rotterdam
Tategraat
St. Marits
Constantine
Greece
Ailan Thema
Venizelos
HUNS SEEK NEW LANDS WORKERS WILL SHUN RUSSIA
Berlin reports Germany plans to channel emigration through the Reichswanderamt with Argentina and Japan viewed as favorable homes for German emigrants. Russia is not being considered for wholesale emigration, while skilled workers may relocate there despite general reluctance among German workers to move east.
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Department of the State
Reichswanderamt
Waas
Japan
Argentina
Russia
Tate
Rugala
Germany
Moslems in London Defend Allenby's Syrian Conquest
Moslems in London rally at Camp Hill Road mass meeting to denounce Premier Lloyd George’s handling of Gen. Allenby in Syria. Attendees pass a resolution defending Allied campaign actions amid war uncertainty. Rain delays events in Newton Mass notes hinge on weather.
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Allenby
London ‘Times
Washington Post
Lediguy Co
Camp
den Hill Road
Aya George
Alisaby
Palestina
Mostem
Newton
Mass
Lenawood Aeicket Club Courta
Neustbie
Wimbledon Trophy Rifle Match Dominates Caldwell Shooting
J W Hassion of the New York Athletic Club won the long range Wimbledon trophy event at Caldwell New Jersey shooting 99 of 106 with 14 tied for first. The Presidents match began with fourteen tied for first as the district and Connecticut teams vie for the title amid strong scores and a gold medal promise.
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Associated Press
Caldwell
J. W. Hassion
New York Athletic Club
Bezsgion
Princess Louise
Queen Victoria
Whabledon
England
Hegston
Tan
Fourtesn
Honace Arnett
U. Te Cc
Gonmoandel
Stewart
Beret
M. W. Durham
P. Raymond
Connecticut
Lieut
Hall
Massachusetts Rife
Q. A. Bimmerman
Sergt
P. Dowling
N.C
W. A. Lee
United States
Warrington Post
Navy Rife Range
District of Columbia
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A. P. Lane
J. W Hesaion
MH. A Baylia
P. A. Raymond
C. W. Harrison
Theas
Baylis
Stokes
Mepey
Tesme
District of Columbis
Walter FR
H. C. Raepey
A. M Morgan
Newcomb
Robert M. Morris
G. B
Cornwall
F Chisholm
Ralph H. McGarity
B. J Cesaelman
George KR
Campbell
William Cook
M H. Stow
Washington team readies for civilian matches at Camp Perry
The Washington District National Guard led by Maj Hols aims for top Newton at the national civilian matches. The 17 member squad includes Maj Frank W Holt, Sgt Charles W Moore, Sgt Joseph H Robertson, Sgt Henry H Lelear, Sgt Paul F Nielson, and others. Sixty seven teams compete in the state match with 47 civilian squads in earlier events.
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Cntral High School Temim
Ordnance Rite Club
Wyoming
Camp Perry
Oalo
Washington
District of Columbia
Crack Marine
Maj
Hols
Aaventesen
Frank W. Holt
Patent Office
Distriot National Guard
Haa
Charles W
Top
Harry E. Burton
Cornelius EH. Murphy
Alvin T. Bowers
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James R. Samazon
Arnett
Corpse
Jonat C. Jensen
John F. Roberta
A McClean
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Stored Meats Not Hoarded and Sage Packer Statement
A public statement from Sage Packer for Swift & Co asserts meats in storage are not hoarded. It explains meat is seasonal like crops, with surplus in some months and shortages in others. Cold storage during oversupply ensures a steady daily 68,000,000 pounds for consumers throughout the year.
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Sage Packer
Swift & Co
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