Imprisonment for Spitting at Officer in Hagerstown Court
Special to The Telegraph from Hagerstown Maryland June 9 Justice D W Doub sentenced John Collins Philadelphia to one year in the House of Correction after he resisted an officer and spit in the officer s face in city court yesterday Collins gave his home as Philadelphia and was taken into custody for the term imposed in the case noted by the city court report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
John Collins
Phidelphia
D. W. Doub
House of Correction
Eckman’s Alterative touted for tuberculosis recovery
A Madison Lake Minnesota affidavit recounts recovery from hemorrhage and tuberculosis after using Eckman’s Alterative. The ad claims the remedy supports diet, fresh air and temperate living, reports weight gain and improved health, and promotes small and regular bottle sizes with prices and a booklet offer.
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Eckmann
Madison Lake
Minn
Denver
Paul L
Fasnacht
Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Brother's grave found fifty years after war in Richmond
F Columbus Knott of Frederick located the grave of his brother Frank R Knott in Oakmont Cemetery Richmond. The marker reads F R Nott Company G Seventh Virginia Cavalry. he was wounded at the Wilderness. Also notices a chimpanzee act at Paxtang Park Theater and a fire at Arthur Hoffman's concrete plant in Liberty Street Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
F. Columbus Knott
Frederick
Frank R. Knott
Oakmont
Richmond
Knott
F. R. Nott
Seventh
Virginia Cavalry
Poslam claims to heal eczema and skin troubles
Poslam promotes relief from eczema itch rash pimples and other skin trouble with rapid itching stop and daily improvement. It claims strong antiseptic healing power and safe use with a free sample offer from Emergency Laboratories New York plus Poslam Soap priced 25 and 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emergency_Laboratories
West 25Th St
New York
Labor Department to Expand Under Brumbaugh Plan
Governor Brumbaugh approved a bill creating the bureau of employment agencies in the State Department of Labor and Industry which will gain many inspectors and new bureaus. The child labor act enforcement, workmen compensation, and municipal statistics will be established, while stamp tax planning proceeds with stock transfer stamps. A sewage disposal plant for Cobb and Darby creeks is planned after consultations with Health Commissioner Dixon. Brumbaugh also signed and vetoed 37 bills, with about sixty more awaiting action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Employment Agencies
State Department of Labor and Industry
Workmen's Compensation Bureau
Bureau of Municipal Statistics
Powell
Printing
Pomeroy
A. F. Damon, Jr
Darby
Samuel G. Dixon
Cobb and Darby
Brumbaugh
New Eight Story Hotel Planned In Hagerstown
A modern eight story hotel will be erected on the site of the old Trinity Lutheran Church on West Franklin Street in Hagerstown Maryland by the Maryland Real Estate Company. The project will cost about $100 000.
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Hagerstown
Trinity Lutheran Church
West Franklin Street
Maryland Real Estate Company
Putnam's Corn Extractor Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Extractor for corns and heel patches. It claims immediate soothing and healing, urging readers to buy the 25 cent bottle from dealers and enjoy relief by tomorrow.
Governor vetoes five Snyder bills in state amusement law clash
Governor Brumbaugh vetoed five Snyder bills changing amusement place rules and one on bank examiner salaries. Vetoed measures included moving picture venue supervision, building inspections for amusements, and licensing controls. He approved six bills including regulating employment agencies under Labor and Industry. Also reports of countercharges in a reckless driving case with bail set at 300 dollars.
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Senate
Charles A. Snyder
Schuylkill
Brumbaugh
Department of Labor and Industry
Albert Shack
Kramme
William Straub
North Third Street
Straub
Murray
Brotherhood to Meet at Covenant Church
The Brotherhood of the Covenant Presbyterian Church will meet tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the church. After the business session a banquet will be held.
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Brotherhood of the Covenant Presbyterian Church
Camp Hill Complaint Dismissed Over Careless Driving Charge
The complaint against Frank R. Downey of Camp Hill accusing him of operating his car carelessly was dismissed by State Highway Commissioner Cunningham after a public hearing. The Barrs of Springmont filed the charge but did not attend the session.
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Frank R. Downey
Camp Hill
Motor Club of
Harrisburg
Cunningham
Horace W. Barr
Springmont
Downey
And
Who Urged Public Works Resolution
City officials debated a resolution by W L Gorgas calling for the dismissal of all engineers and subordinates of the Board of Public Works. Lynch and Taylor argued postponement to protect the board. Gorgas and the Mayor defended it as a cost issue, not a reflection on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gorgas
Board of Public Works
Lynch
Taylor J
Gorgas
Bowman
Taylor
Mr. Gorgas
Public Works Board
Mayor Royal
Downey Testimony Details Car Collision On Harrisburg Pike
A hearing at 2 o clock examined Downey and Barr over a collision on the Harrisburg pike near Springmont. Downey claimed he signaled Barr to stop as a trolley passed and Barr ignored the signal, causing Barr to collide with Downey after Downey halted.Witnesses testified Downey was sober and careful, with corroboration from the Harrisburg police captain and the Motor Club secretary.
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Commissioner Cunningham
Barr
Metzger
Downey
Cunningham
Thompson
Harrisburg
J. Clyde Myton
Motor Club of
Myton
Harrisburg Club outing driver chosen for care cited
Downey selected to drive a car carrying crippled children as he was known a careful driver. Commissioner Cunningham noted sobriety checks to deter intoxicated driving and warned license revocation for offenders. Hearings to establish facts and allow evidence were announced. Hagerstown Maryland June 9 Charles Rogers badly injured after being hit by a freight train at Riverton. Epworth League jitney festival scheduled at Stevens Memorial Methodist Church. Riverside Ladies Guild to hold strawberry ice cream festival at Riverside Drive corner.
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Ladies’ Guild of the
Riverside Lutheran Sunday School
Lewis Street
Riverside Drive
Riverside
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the Globe
Adler-Rochester
Fashion Park
Express
Sers
Paxtang Park Theater
Lady Betty
Chimpanzie
Nan Aker
Paxtang Park
Hamilton Parks
Tiller Sisters
Little Alright
Arthur Hoffman
Liberty Street
Regen
Jense L. Lasky
Marshall Neilan
Shubert
William Elliott
Anita Stewart
the Goddess
Earle Williams
Tommy Barblay
Victoria Theater
Graystark
Geo. Barr McCutcheon
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Labor Department
Jackson
State Bank Examiners
Snyder
Allegheny County
Catasauqua
Certified Accountants
Pittsburgh
Brotherhood
State Highway Department
Kuppenheimer
Biltmore
Beaufort
Market St
Hagerstown, Md
Charles Rogers
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Riverton
Rogers
Stevens
Epworth League of
Stevens Memorial Methodist Church
Thirteenth
Vernon Streets
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