Citizens Rule Off Streets After Five Arrests Sunday
Washington police in the First precinct conducted a Sunday night street closure in the Southwest area. Five arrests for disorderly conduct followed, as officers warned business owners to keep noise and doors quiet after dark. Officials question Major Sylvester authority and potential test cases loom. Big millinery bargains at Lambert in Baltimore Street accompany the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Sylvester
First Precinct
United Sta
Sts of Washington
1St Precinct
Mehone
Thirteenth Street
Ohio Avenue
Vail
Haish
Lieut
Qartley
Sergt. Boyce
Lumley
Rl Othe
Maravdor
Woman in the Case: Carged With Murder in Slanesville
George Abell is arrested in Slanesville Hampshire County West Virginia on a murder charge in the death of John B. Chapman. He is placed in Romney jail. A circulating report mentions a woman involved and a note found on the dead man.
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George Abell
Jno
Lulu
Chapman
Democrats Aroused Over Taft Banner Removal at Sinesla
Lincoln area Democrats plan action to remove a Taft banner hung over the sherit's building after Bryan's nomination. The banner was burned and partly destroyed, then rehung. Also notes a millinery clearance at Lambert's and grocery bargains at Front Street Grocery Sterling Hotel Building.
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Taft
Bryan
Sinesla
Neb
Lincoln Democrats
Titryans
Senocrats
Front Street
Gocery
Sterling Hotel
Byieti
Mrs Harriet Willison Celebrates 30th Anniversary Birthday
Mrs Harriet Willison widow of the late Wilson celebrated her birthday at Rush in this county. A large company gathered with music and a sumptuous dinner. A photograph shows many present including her children grandchildren and friends and names numerous relatives and guests. Further notes invite readers to read waist sale ad at Rosenbaum's.
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Harriet Willison
Hford Wilson
Rush
EL B
Willison
George 5
Wilison
Frank Willison
James Willison
Millard Cheney Barch
Rhoda Willson
Virginia Growden
A. W. Beall
Miord
Beulah
M Rue
Oscar
Moleta M. Elizabeth
A.D. Twigg
John W W.on
W. S. McElfish
Lillian
Annie
Beck
Ha Dawson
Paine House
Leah Meckland
Leah’ Rea
George Harshberber
Jessie Willson
I. J. Miller
J. Wagner
Ralph Barson
Thom Beall
C. H. Naminon
Pittsburs
Toledo Seeks Armour After Wife Slaying and Escape
Toledo witnesses a man named Armour suspected of murdering his wife, wounding his daughter, and escaping after a failed attempt to take his son’s life. The city is sealed off with armed-guard precautions and Chase continues after Armour’s reappearance and a prior decade-old disappearance.
Mysterious Missives Threaten Judge After Fine Reversal
Letters to Federaries and others denounce Judge Landis amid a $29 240 000 fine dispute. Federal authorities halted publication and later investigations suggested local anarchists or “naniation” figures behind the threats. Police probe continues as items and ads note discounted goods.
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Wile
Landis
Federariies
Han
Walt Pia
Nechists
Jessy Ananths Rehistile Pays Peaninge Aolomgte Py
Grossenpetter
Death of Cumberland Pioneer Jacob Weigle
Jacob Weigle, 75, veteran locomotive engineer and Cumberland pioneer, died yesterday evening on Columbia Street. He retired after advancing years from the George’s Creek and Cumberland and Pennsylvania railroads and later served as crossing watchman for the B&O. Survived by four sons and three daughters, funeral at his late residence at two this afternoon, with interment in Eckhart Cemetery after services at Eckhart.
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Cumberland
Jacob Weigle
Columbia
George's Creek
Pennsylvania
Weisle
Edw. Hayes
Centre Street M. OR. Church
Eckhart
James Weigle
Eckhart Cemetery
German car wins welcome in Paris New York Paris race
The German automobile in the New York to Paris race arrived in Paris last evening to loud cheers from Sunday promenaders. The car had just completed a world circuit at Berlin and its Paris stop was not marked by official ceremony. A Times Berlin cable notes the American Thomas car reached the Russian frontier after six oclock last night amid nervous public concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New York
Delayed Passenger Train Stalled by Landslide in Maryland
Passenger train on the Western Maryland route, due at 2:40 PM, is more than four hours late after a landslide between Hagerstown and Baltimore. Delegates from West Virginia bound for the Democratic State convention in Charleston are detained by the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Hagerstown
Baltiimore
West Virginia
Charleston
Sugar Cane and Corn at Shoupe's Can
A brief note about a sale item titled Sugar Cane and Corn offered at Shoupe's store. The fragment hints at a local purchase or display but lacks full details on price or quantity.
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Shoupe
Shompe
Dutch Threats Rise as Warships Head Toward Venezuela
United Press reports in Amsterdam that the Dutch government orders expulsion and naval action against Venezuela. Dutch warships reportedly to move toward coastal towns to pressure Castro while the United States weighs limits on Dutch operations amid long standing tensions over debt collection and commercial interests.
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Venezuela
Cuetro
Uniteds Proas
Amsterdam
Holland
J. Wsind
Venez
Amerled
Vene Pre
United States
Castro
America
He Ofipree
Denis
Independence Party Convention Nominating Gathering
The Independence Party holds a gathering at Chicago to nominate candidates. Delegates crowd the convention to hear the temporary chairman provide the form and procedures while candidates and potential leaders are discussed and debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Party
Chie
United
Chi
Daly
Jialh
Simon
Demands the Throne in Turkey Sparks Succession Talk
Constantinople July 27 United Press reports Reshid Pasha Li fenili, the sultan's brother, demanded the throne to block the sultan from yielding to Burhaned-Din, the fifteenth in line of succession. Li fenili, the sultan's favored son, would gain military backing if the sultan moves against the established order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
United Press
Constantinople
Reshib Lifenili
Sulttan
Burhan Edo Din
Urban
Heshid
Coroner's Inquest Opens in Hazel Drew Murder Case
United Troy report notes the coroner's inquest to be inaugurated at Averill Park this afternoon into Hazel Drew's murder. District Attorney O Brien and officers have pursued all clues but lack enough evidence for an arrest. A large number of witnesses have been subpoenaed.
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United Troy
Hazel Drew
Averill Park
Attor
New O Brien
Hecht
Henry A Penny Dead Howard County Commissioner
Henry A Penny, a Howard County commissioner from Elliott City Md, died yesterday morning near Guilford. He was born September 29 1841 and aged 84. The death followed a complication of disease. Penny was a prominent local resident and businessman.
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Howard County
Elliott City
Henry
Penny
Howard
Guilford
Fox
Farmer Gored by Bull in Pennsylvania Farmyard
Sinking Valley farmer Kimberling entered his Altoona area yard with a red handkerchief around his neck. A Jersey bull charged at him and knocked him down, goring him on the left side and trampling his head. He is believed to be dying.
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United Press
Altoona
Julyberling
Kimberling
Kemrberling
Ding
Preacher Urges Rage Revolt Over Votes for Sayan
Washington July 27 A sensational sermon at Shiloh Baptist Church by Rev J Milton Wadron president of the National Negro American Political League charges that government officials and employees seek to intimidate colored pastors and threaten punishment if Republicans win reelection. He cites alleged government employee actions against Shiloh and other churches and warns of post election retaliation against those who oppose the Republican administration.
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National Negro League
Washington
Shiloh Baptist Church
J. Milton Wadron
National Negro American Political League of the
United States
Republica Dential
Waldron
Shiia Baptist Church
Ciy
Fui Ty Stowe
Ther
Galbraith A. M. EB
Zion Church
Republican Party
Potomac Club Tennis Tournament Opens This Week
The Potomac Club holds its annual championship tennis tournament on club courts this week open to members only with public watching invited. The winner receives a Ward & Wriskt racket and may challenge club champion Dr. K P Heintz for one year’s possession of the silver championship cup. Matches scheduled include Cole versus Geare Wilson versus Colburn Reynolis versus McCauley Ort versus Grand FitzSimon versus Edserton Powell.
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Potomac Club
Ward & Wriskt
K.P. Heintz
W. F. Cole
Cyril B. Geare
Creede Wilson
J. Colburn
Emmett Reynolis
McCauley
Walter C. Ort
Garnd
R. L. FitzSimon
F. Edserton Powell
Police Court Recap of Saturday Night Drunks and Disturbances
A Kingston area Police Court session dealt with a string of minor offenses. Thieves entered John Kane’s saloon on Window Street taking liquor and tobacco. several local youths were arrested but released at Kane’s request. Magistrate Hambird imposed sentences for disorderly conduct, including seven days for Ed Mack and Epton, while other cases were dismissed. G Randolph of Philadelphia, en route to Cleveland, cited police for his watch and money seizure to cover a fine.
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John Kane
Oldtown Road
Kane
Clas Williamsport
Iday Alliga County
Taumbird
Charles McDaniel
Willian Rowland
Washington
Washington, D. C
More
Middlecamp
Jennie Goff
Hilderry
MidMecainy
Hambird
Mack
Ken Offine
Eton
Delegates Pass Through En Route to West Virginia Gubernatorial Convention
Delegates heading to the Democratic gubernatorial convention in Charles Town via this city wore badges bearing Bryan and Bennett. The group includes delegates from Berg and Jefferson counties, with Hon. Lewis Bennett of Lewis County named for governor. They express optimism Democrats may sweep the state amid Republican infighting and disruption in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Charles- Wednester
Berg
Jefferson
Bryan
Bennett
Lewis Bennett
Lewis County
Republican Party
West Virginia
Harrison B Smith of Hagerstown Dies at Home
Harrison B. Smith of Hagerstown Md died at his home from general debility at age seven years? He was a retired farmer and oldest member of St Pauls United Brethren Sunday School. Seven children survive. The notice mentions a waist sale at Rosenbaums and a big lot of waists.
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Harrison B. Smith
Hagerstown
Harrison B._ Smith
Saurlay
St Paul's
United Brethren Sun School
Tanzer real estate listings offer farms and houses in Bedford area
Real estate ad copy details Tanzer selling 140 acre Bedford county farm with modern buildings and brick house on Pay Street for 4000, another 50 acre farm, 2200 Lena Street lot, 1800 Goethe Street houses, and various city lots and income properties. Fire insurance agents Reinhart and Tanzer advertise reliable service.
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Tanzer
Bedford County
Pay Street
Goethe Street
Frederick Str
Washington Street
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Lambert's
Baltimore Street
Oxfords
G. Smith
Eagles
Iruws Park
Weanesdey
Cumberland Aerie
Reid Clock
Georse Street
Iipe
William J. Conner
Albany, N. Y
Rosenbaun
Toledo
Ohio
Louis Armour
Aremour
Imonr
Grosscup Gells
Wais
Rosen
MR. Weigle
Washinton Street
Welton Tunnel
White & Ankeney
Centre Street
A. Penny
J. M. Waldron
Sayan
J. Geo. Hermann
Baltimore Strmet
Lambert’s
Balto. St
the Police Court
Rosenbaum
Sale & Groom
Allegany Grove
Oleside
Lena
Bi Ivue Street
Oldtown
Reinhart
Aree Pet
Real _Estati
Bopp’s
N. Centre St
Scarabass
Walter Powell & Son Co
Leading Jewelers
Optician
Cumberland, MD
Union Transfer & Storage CO
Peter E. Wright
Proprietor
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