Residents Readied for New Oxford Fourth of July Armory Celebration
A large parade and dedication are planned for the Theo Pfeiffer Camp armory on South Peters street in New Oxford. The event includes a 5 PM parade, dedicatory exercises with Hon. Albert Johnson as speaker, and a grand festival with bands, a supper, and refreshments.
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Theo. Pfeiffer
South Peters Street
P.O.S. of A
Hanover
Knights of Mystic Chain
Jenkins Camp
S. of V
Jenkins
I. A
Gettysburg
Camp
Hampton
Littlestown
York
New Oxford
Fire Company
Pleasant Hill
Red Men
Theo
Pfeiffer
Albert Johnson
Washington
Illinois
Johnson
Washingtonian
Hoquian
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
C. Wm. Beales
Theo. Pfeiffer Camp
New Armory
P.O.S
Armory
Boies Penrose
Brentzer Fined For Quarantine Violation In Hamiltonian Township
Haber A Brentzer a Hamiltonian township farmer faced charges for violating quarantine rules. Judge J L Hill withheld fines at the request of John D Keith local counsel for the State Department of Health. Brentzer left quarantined premises to Fairfield and sent his son to Sunday school while his daughter Esther showed mumps. The case involved potential fines from 50 to 100 dollars for each violation and 20 to 100 dollars for church attendance. Health officer J Harry Pecher urged clemency before the justice.
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J. L. Hill
Haber A. Brentzer
Hamiltonian
John D. Keith
I’sq
State Department of Health
Brentzer
Fairfield
Esther
J. Harry Pecher
Hamiltonian Township
Harrisburg
Locnal Cousel
Keith
Pecher
Hospital Patients and Local Railway Repairs in York Area
Dr. E A Miller of East Berlin took Mrs Isaac Asper near the Bermudian churches to West Side Sanatorium York for treatment. Miss Anna Gebhart of Mt Rock moved to Mt Hope Sanatorium near Baltimore for a nervous condition and is improving. Allen Starr of Littlestown is among fifteen of twenty one accepted to enter the State Forestry Academy at Mont Alto after recent exams. top ten after six weeks of practical work will advance. Western Maryland Railroad repair crew raised tracks five inches crossing Lincolnway West with a plank crossing added. council recently granted permission to adjust grade in town. Rev Fr Francis McHugh of McSherrystown has been reassigned to Scranton Parish by Bishop Hoben.
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C. B. Robert
St. Petersburg
I. W. Livingston
Lincoln Way
West
E. F. Myers
York
J. E. Myers
East
Jacob Myers
Hanover
Bessie Bushman
S. V. Bushman
Hampton
Johnstown
Windser
New York
Irving College
Vincent Adams
McSherrystown
National Soldiers Home
Akron
Ohio
Wm. H. Isohler
Pittsburgh
Romaine Livingston
H. W. Weikert
Littlestown
Sallie Delone
Harrisburg
Franklin Martin
North Peters Street
E. A. Melhorn
Marie Staub
George Miller
Bonneauville
Jos. Felty
Harry Melhorn
A. Melhorn
Wilbert Eckman
Colorado
John C. Myers
Hagerstown
P. C. Smith
L. V Straley
S’riday
Ruth Himes
Altoona
Dr. Crawford
Dillsburg
Aug. I. Feiser
T. S. Swamley
Jacob Brown
Abilene
Kansas
Near East Berlin
J. R. Snyder
Hampstead
W.D. Himes
George Snyder
Bradley Beach
Fairy Straley
West Chester State Normal School
L. V. Straley
Carlisle Street
Charles Cook
Ellis
Sparrow’s Point
Louisa Cook
Hanover Street
Charles Wagner
Treva
David
Taneytown
Helen Ruth
Reading
M. D. Feiser
State College
Ruth
Irvin Ruff
Hummelstown
Daniel Ruff
Berlin Avenue
T Anker
Mifflintown
J. A. Foose
West High Street
J. J. Stock
Mr. Stock
Mark Stock
Dairyman
L. H. Miller
Swift Run
Georgianna
West Side Sanatorium
John H. Duttera
W. H. Kohler
Lykens Valley
Charles Rinehart
John Rinehart
Chambersburg
C. K. Ferry
Walter Miller
Caledonia Park
Highfield
J. Strausbaugh
Martin’s Station
Spangler Hetrick
Samuel Robinson
Gettysburg
I. G. Hemler
Mt. Rock
Robinson
Mr. Hemler
Harry Lockenbill
Clair Geisler
William Butler
Town
Lizzie Rinehart
Frank Groft
Near Town
Heltzel
Harry Gettel
Bessie Gettel
Ralph Wolf
New Oxford
B. Z. Cashman
Moses Baker
Helen Barnitz
Baker
B. Cashman
Mary Rebecca
Pauline (Emmett) Wagner
E. A. Miller
East Berlin
Isaac Asper
Anna Gebhart
Nicholas Gebhart
Mt. Hope Sanatorium
Baltimore
Allen Starr
State Forestry Academy
Mont Alto
Young Starr
A. E. Rupp
St. London
Thee
Western Maryland Railroad
Lincolnway
Staub Brickyard Sold to John S Weaver at Berlin Junction
John S. Weaver of Hanover Street has bought the good will and fixtures of the Staub Brothers brick yard at Berlin Junction from Jas A Staub. Papers not yet drawn, but deal nearly closed. Weaver plans improvements and aims to resume full operations soon, creating many jobs. Real estate leased from Leo Staub heirs.
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John S. Weaver
Hanover Street
Jas. A
Weaver
Leo Staub Heirs
Stricken Paralysis Strikes 88 Year Old Mr Deatrick
Stricken with paralysis Boreas Deatrick of Hunterstown suffered a slight attack about 9 o clock Monday evening affecting his left side. He is 88 and well known in the neighborhood. At latest report he was resting as well as could be expected.
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Boreas Deatrick
Hunterstown
Deatrick
York Springs Family Spends Night in Stranded Maxwell Car
The Rev. Win McKinney and family from York Springs spent Sunday night in their Maxwell after a breakdown beyond Idaville. Mr. McKinney was en route from Bendersville around 9 PM when the transmission gear failed. The McKinneys found humor in the unexpected overnight stay in the car. Our warehouses and coal and lumber yards will be closed on July 4. Joan H. Durrera.
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Joan H. Durrera
Mad Dog Scare Near Cross-Pikes Hill
Jack Schriver rode up a hill on a bicycle when a bullet whistled past a yard from below as someone aimed at a suspected mad dog. He then shot the animal which showed rabies, though no dogs in the area were confirmed bitten.
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Cross-Pikes
Jack Schriver
Carrizal Fight Toll and Captain Morey Rescue
A Pershing report confirms 23 American troopers killed at Carrizal. Captain Lewis S. Morey is rescued and in fair condition after a daring stand. Nine more troopers were killed, with 43 of 84 detachment accounted for and one alive but lost in the desert. General Gomez invited Captain Boyd into Carrizal. Boyd refused.
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Morey
Carrizal
John J. Pershing
Jenkins
Eleventh Cavalry
Lewis S. Morey
Charles T. Boyd
Mexico
Felix Gomez
Gomez
Boyd
Pershing
U S War Plan Calls for 250000 Volunteers Plus Regulars
The United States plans a two phase campaign in war with Mexico. A first defensive phase would guard the border while state troops and volunteers organize. The second phase, the cleaning up phase, aims to subjugate the country and would likely begin in autumn.
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United States
Mexico
Austrians retreat in Trentino amid Italian pursuit
The Rome war office announces a general Austrian retreat in the Trentino district over roughly twenty miles. Italian forces press the pursuit vigorously to capitalize on the withdrawal.
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Trentino
Rome War Office
President Wilson weighs joint session on Mexico crisis
The administration considers presenting the Mexican situation to Congress in a special joint session. The decision hinges on Carranza’s final stance toward the US expedition and whether war is declared or a resolution like Vera Cruz is used to authorize force. Carranza’s note and Carrizal aftermath shape the policy.
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Wilson
Congress
Carranza
United States
Mexico
Vera Cruz
State Department
Lansing
Carrizal
Mexico City
James Linn Rodgers
Rodgers
Jacinto Trevino
Chihuahua
Calderon
Bolivia
Villa Deserter Wounding Details Reported by U S Officer
Major Robert C. Howze relayed that Francisco Villa was struck from the rear by a Mexican he had impressed into his gang during the fight with Carranza troops at Guerrero. The fate of Villa remained unknown as of the report.
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Francisco Villa
Carranza
Guerrero
Robert C. Howze
Villa
Howze
Cheiftain
Cattlemen Killed in Sonora Fight Amid Border Tensions
William Robertson and Tom Sydney, American cattlemen, were killed by Mexicans southeast of Nacozari, Sonora, in a clash confirmed by Agua Prieta military officials. Englishman A R Dickson, wounded in the same fight, dies. American prospector Jim Parks also killed. officials at Arispe notify General Calles of the deaths.
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Sonora
William Robertson
Tom Sydney
Nacozari
Agua Prieta
Arispe
P. Elias Calles
A. R. Dickson
Jim Parks
Connecticut Troops Leave for Mexican Border
Connecticut national guard units, the first state to depart, mobilized for duty at the Mexican border. The force, nearly all state militia units, boarded a special eight‑section train, per a telegram to Major General Wood at department headquarters.
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Connecticut
National Guard
Wood
Department of the East
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