Murder plot arrests widen as six held in Raber case
Prosecutor Edward Stanton says a confession points to love for another man as the motive behind the New York murder plot. Six people are in custody and two more sought, including a mother and daughter among five women tied to the scheme. Authorities say a key figure known as the “go-between” supplied murderers for hire, and a high powered car linked to the case is held by police. Tomorrow, Mrs Raber and her daughter Marian, held in Erie county, appear in court with Francis W. Poulson as counsel for the defendants. Bail for the daughter seems possible, while the mother remains jailed without ball. The State expects further revelations if health improves for the imprisoned poison suspect.
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Cleveland
Edward C ‘Stanton
Tontett Spenly
New York
Colf
Kaber
Sandusky
Raber
Toledo Shattered Maniac's Room Reveals Arsenals
Detectives report discovery of about 500 rounds of ammunition and multiple guns in the room of James Kelley, the maniac who killed two policemen yesterday. Letters show he sought prices on rifles revolvers and firearms. A large kitchen knife and police firearms found near his body after officers breached the barricaded room.
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Toledo
Ohio
James Kelley
Maniac
Strearma Cormauies
Tite
Rotarians Reach Liverpool for International Convention
Five hundred American Rotarians arrive in Liverpool aboard the Caronia to attend the Rotary International convention beginning June 13. They are greeted by the lord mayor and Lady Mayoress, with local officials and the American consul present. A brass band plays as crowds cheer and wear badges bearing home town names, while the lord mayor vows stronger ties of friendship between the nations.
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Liverpool
United States
Linburgh
Caronia
Liverpool Boy Scouts
District proposes school census to enforce attendance
A bill introduced in the House by Chairman Ieht of the District committee would place attendance enforcement under a new Department of School Census. The measure requires a census by December 31 and tightens rules for children aged 7 to 16 to attend public, parochial, or private instruction or tutors. Teachers must report monthly absences totaling two days, and the census would extend to ages 3 through 18.
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Ieht
Department of
Ship Board Outing At Marshall Hall Today
Employees of the Shipping Board plan an annual outing at Marshall Hall with the steamer Charles Macalester making trips at 10 am 2 30 pm and 6 80 pm to transport attendees to the resort. Afternoon athletic events will award prizes while a committee of organizers led by Thomas J. Donovan Everett W Hawkins A L Cunningham G J Skidmore W T Hartford H B Lee M D Crewsley Wilmer E Rogers Herman Lane J J Bebbington R F Kendrick Thomas W McGuire and F G Spencer arranges the program.
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Shipping Board
Marshall Hall
Charles ‘Macalester
Committee On
Sonaiste
Thomas J. Donovan
Everett W. Hawkins
A. L. Cunningham
G. J. Ski
Joint Greek Letter Session At George Washington University
During commencement week three student events are planned at George Washington University. Delta Tau Delta’s Gamma Ete chapter hosts a joint meeting with the National Delta club, Sigma Phi Epsilon presents a graduate indoр orc event, and Phi Sigma serves a Wardman Park hotel luncheon. Kappa Sigma holds a memorial service tomorrow at the Church of the Covenant. Phi Alpha stages a graduate reception and banquet, and Phi Sigma plans a Myer trip.
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George Washington ' University
Gamma Ete
Delta Tau Delta
National Delta Club
Sigma Phi
Hpsilon
Phi Sigma
Wardman Park
Kappa Sigma
Church of the Covenade
Phi Alpa
Alumni Election And Fund Drive At University Of Maryland
The University of Maryland Alumni Association held its annual meeting at College Park with about 200 members. Officers were elected including Millard E. Tydings as president and John N. Mackall as vice president. Efforts to merge alumni associations and raise 60000 for an athletic field continue. 16000 already subscribed. Convocation featured President Woods urging state control of education and requesting 2786000 for permanent improvements and 655478 for maintenance. plans for dorms, dining hall, gym, laboratories, and a medical school expansion were outlined. Commencement today will award diplomas to about 50 graduates with remarks by Henry C. Wallace.
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Alumni Association of the
University of Maryland
College Park
the Alumni Association
Maryland
House of Delegates
Millard BE. Tydings
State Meads Commission
John N. Mackall
H. C. (Curley) Cyrd
Comi- Milites
W. Dd
Groff
Owing Milils
Baltimore County
R. Laurie Mitchell
la Plata
Charles County
BH. Watts
Baltimore
J.ww. T. Bomerville
Cumberland
Alaini
Athietic Association
Old Maryland State College
H. C. Byrd
A. F. Woobs
Wedde
Commonwealth
Beate University
Tf Woods
Schools of Dentistry
Kappa Alpha
Sigma N
Sigma Phi Sigma
Sigma Delta Sorority
Sigma PA - Sigma Fraternity
Prestiignt
Uptyara Bf 50
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry C. Wallace
Glee Club
Snow to See Sonless Custody Order Reversed
Justine Hitz signed an order setting aside a prior custody decree for Dexter Hubard Snow son of Chester A Snow and Mrs Addis H Snow The previous order gave custody to the father on alternating months and Sundays until October The mother alleged inadequate care Attorneys Henry E Davis for Mrs Snow and George P Hoover for the father appear in the matter
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Justine Hitz
Dexter Hubard Snow
Spn
Chester A. Snow
Addis H. Snow
Snow
Damages Sought Against Washington Railway Three Lawsuits Filed
Three suits for damages totaling 75000 were filed yesterday in the District Supreme Court against the Washington Railway and Hees tric Company by Daniel T. Tippett axureha Tippett and Kate A. Dempsey. Plaintiffs allege severe personal injuries from a collision at Twelfth and D streets northeast on June 12, 1918. Attorneys O Shea Sacks Codke represent the plaintiffs.
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Washington Railway and Heestric Company
Supreme Court
Daniel T. Tippett
Axureha Tippett
Kate A. Dempsey
O' Shea
Sacks & Codke
Twelfth
City Briefs: local groups set meetings and events
Washington enmp No. 205 Veterans will meet Tuesday night at Confederate Memorial Home. The Laborers Cooperative Society will meet Monday night at John Wesley A.M.E. Church and Tuesday night at Plymouth Congregational Church. Piney Branch Citizens Association will meet at Iowa Avenue Methodist Church Monday at 8. Takoma Park Citizens Association will meet Monday night in the Takoma Park U.E.S.P. building. The Marine Corps Institute Club will hold a formal dance tonight at the Marine Barracks.
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Washington
Enmp
Soris
Centeasndre Veterans
Laborers’ Co-operative Society
John Wesley A. M. E. Zchor
Plymouthongregational
Piney Branch Citizens’ Association
Iowa Avenue Methods
Takoma Park Citizens’ Association
Tacoma Park Uesp
Marine Cornea Institute Club
Marine Barracks
Nations Respond on Disarmament
Informal responses from several governments were received here to the United States suggestion for international negotiations on disarmament. Officials said no definite talks have begun. the matter is formal and intended only to lead to broader discussion later.
Bread pudding blamed for illness among Georgetown medical students
Twenty Georgetown University medical students fell ill on Decoration Day, Health Officer Fowler reported. Samples of bread pudding fed to guinea pigs produced toxic organisms but did not affect white milch. Canned string beans tested safe. Investigation led by Dr L Dieter and colleagues from Harvard Medical School. students have recovered.
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Georgetown University
Fowler
Dieter
T. M. Price
W. H. Talbott
R. R. Ashworth
M. J. Rononan
Department of Preventive Medicine
Harvard Medical School
Hagerstown Tax Rate Raised to $1.30
The mayor and council fixed the city tax rate at $1.30, a six cent increase over the previous year. Taxable basis reached $21,932,497, up $1,808,884. They discontinued the levy for the municipal bank but added $1,000 for the Washington County Free Library.
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Washington Yoo
Haperatown
Hagerstown Municipal Bank
Washington County Free Library
Short prices draw customers and friendly sales
Short prices win buyers and two sales please more customers than one rent. The ad emphasizes that lower costs attract customers and that making two sales is preferable to a single larger sale due to ongoing rent concerns.
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Weld
Reconditioned Cars In First Class Condition
Reconditioned cars offered in first class condition with remarkable prices. The ad urges buyers to listen to the prices and highlights the impact of where a used car is purchased.
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