Moral clean up in Frederick plan to indict keeps
Attorney Samuel A Lewis stated houses of prostitution in Frederick must go and that keepers will be indicted at the September term of circuit court. He said police notified keepers to quit, aiming to empty one city section and maintain the cleanup through his term as prosecutor. The move aligns with a nationwide crusade against this evil, with public sentiment backing action to rid Frederick of the practice.
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Lewis
Samuel A.lewis
Frederick
Reverdy
Drottenbure
Cronenburg
Frederick County
Parcel C O D on Parcel Post Starts July 3
Government will add this feature after July 1 enabling C O D parcels by parcel post starting July 3. For ten cents, add insurance up to 100 dollars and coverage up to 4 dollars, with receipts and details at money order offices. The option applies only to money order offices and notices.
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Co. d
Postal Department
Torn Pants Lead to Arson Charge in Maryland
William Johnson, colored, wounded in a Baltimore hospital, faces arson charges after a torn trouser cloth fitted to a barbed wire fence tied to the Banks home in Prince George's County. Authorities plan to take him into custody when discharged. Separately, the Baltimore and Ohio system restored direct train service after the Lawrenceburg bridge reconstruction, easing Cincinnati St Louis travel halted by the March floods.
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William Johnson
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Johnson
Prince George’s County
State Fire Marshal's
John Banks
Prince George’s
William R. Walls
Banks
Baltimore and Ohio
Miami River
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Cincinnati
St Louis
Eyler Wins License to Wed Miss Walters in Sham Brag
Ephriam Eyler a veteran milk company worker aged 55 secures license to wed his bride elect Miss Mary Walters 19. Eyler has been married twice and has seven children.
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Ephriam Eyler
White Cross Milk Company
Mary Walters
Eyler
Women Petition to Deny License for Louis Otte
Temperance supporters circulate a petition to be filed in Frederick court asking rejection of Louis Otte's liquor license at the Buffalo WUoltel. The organizers refuse to disclose signatures while claiming the petition will grow as court action resumes. One more witness joined the Anti Saloon League case, with hearings set for tomorrow at 10. Sheriff Fagan notes several witnesses are hard to locate. Judge Worthington granted a license to George W. Biddanger for Hotel Slagie Emmitsburg, while Mundorff’s license faces protest over minors obtaining liquor.
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Louis Otte
Buffalo Wuoltel
Frederick
Otte
Reno &. Harp
Anti , Saloon League
Sherif Fagan
Market Street
Offens
Worthington
George W. Biddanger
Woodsboro
Slagie
Emmitsburg
L. L. Mundorir
Emmit House
Hotel Slagte
Two Denominations Unite In Union Of United Protestant Church
A joint commission from the Methodist Protestant church and the Church of the United Brethren in Christ met in Columbus Ohio and unanimously adopted a basis of union to form the United Protestant Church. Ratification by their general conferences is required before it takes effect. The pew creed was redevised from old doctrines. Membership will reach about 590000 with potential total approaching 1000000 including other joining denominations.
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United Brethren
Methodist Protestant Church
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Columbus
Ohio
United Protestant Church
General Conferences
Liberty Stars Triumph In Season Opener At Home
The Liberty Stars beat the Walkersville Athletic Club in Liberty town on Saturday. The score was 8 to 7 in a tight contest highlighted by pitcher Robert Carter and batters Fosse and Clemson. Batteries, Stars Carter and Curfman, Athletic Club Clemson Kiing and Strine. Umpire Eugene Hammond Jr.
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Liberty Stars
Walkersville Athletic Club
Libertytown
Robert Carter
Fosse
Clemson
Stars
Carter
Curfman
Athletic Club
Kiing
Strine
Eugene Hammond. Jr
Coughs and Consumption Remedy Ad Blurb
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as relief for coughs colds and consumption. A Muscadine resident credits it saving his wife from a severe indefinite cough and says the remedy has forty three years of trust. Price five and fourteen dollars. Ad from Pearce Pharmacy and local soap bargains display.
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Dr King
Grown
Muscadinea
Tr King
Pearce Pharmacy
Mammoths Lead Junior Indoor Baseball League Standings
The Mammoths sit atop the Junior Indoor Baseball League after last night’s play. Skeeters defeated Mammoths and Grizzlies as part of opening games, with other players including Shipley, Purnell, and Stull noted among rosters. The Jack Tars also took two of three from the Senecas in YM-4 Bowling.
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Hunter Indoor Baseball League
Maumothera
Skeeters
Mammoth
Grizzlies
Sheeetorg
Mammots
4Immerman
Rowe
Pulian
AL Iongte
Ingle
Tragey
Jimumons
Sherald
Klomer
Shebtets
Mammoths
Guizelies Ulngos
Deh
Ro Shipley
C. Shipley
Purnell
Stull
Wallis
Shipley
Staub
Griggs
Mingos
Jack Tars
Senecas
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Proved Cures Skin Ailments
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the quickest cure for burns bruises and all skin diseases. It claims four days cured L. Ti Haflin of Siedell Texas a sore on his ankle that had made him ache to walk. The ad urges every home to keep a tube and notes a 25 cent price recommended by Pearce's Pharmacy.
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L. Ti
Haflin
Siedell
Tex
Pearce
Warfield proposes road supervision near Oakdale
Former Governor Edwin Warfield seeks the job of supervising public roads around his summer home Oakdale in Howard County. He owns substantial land and offers to fund road improvements by directing tax receipts from his securities to the highway project, but his proposal was declined.
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Edwin Warfield
Ilaward
Oakdale
Medertel
Rend Sunovisas
Warfield Wit
Frederick
Troward
Paltimore
Howard County
Ilis
Md School for Deaf coach defends pitching distance claim
H. G. Benson, manager, states official pitching distance is 60.5 feet, while Frederick High School Cadets claim 63 feet on their diamond. He cites long time ground rules and a past dispute over a home run call as examples of adopted standards. The note mentions Dunkard church on Antietam Battlefield to be preserved, and a Republican City Executive Committee meeting at 7:30 pm in the courthouse basement.
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Yeaterday
Frederick High School
Maryland
F.hls
Gammond
Uimpire Albaugh
H. G. Benson
The
Washington County Historical Society
Dunkard
Antiatam
Battle of Antietam
Republican City Executive Committee
Western Maryland Rail extension near Cumberland and Hagerstown
President J M Fritzgerald of the Western Maryland Railroad says extensive improvements linked to the Connellsville extension and enhanced traffic handling facilities around Cumberland and Hagerstown should finish by July 1 at an estimated cost of about 10 million dollars.
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J. M. Fritzgerald
Western Maryland Railroad
Connellaville
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Mr Stone to Manage Braddock Heights Casino
Albert H. Stone of Washington will assume charge as manager for the coming summer at Braddock Heights Chasing Co. on May 1. He previously managed the Casino for two years, guiding the business to a successful season.
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Mr. Stone
Albert H. Stone
Washington
Braddock Heights Chasing Co
Wil
Me Stone
Religious Advertising Campaign in The Baltimore News
Appeals for 50 cents yearly to obtain a Saturday church section in The Baltimore News. Promotes Christianity as solution to capital and labor, child slavery, prison reform, vice and liquor, and urges readers to subscribe despite church attendance. World wide attention noted with plans in other cities.
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The
Baltimore News
Baltimore
News
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J. Spatgher Kieffer
Zion Reformed Church
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Halim
Malone
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Greenawalt’s
West Patrick Street
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American Eclair Company
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Eclair
Charley Rock
J. W Johnston
Joe Baptiste
Fred Truesdell
Jack Wolfe
Rocks Srother
Guy Hedlund
Morris
Lamar Johnston
Rosalie
Barbara Tennant
Rock
Miss Foster Nan
Road House
Mildred Bright Priest
William Sheerer
King Quality Shoes
H. R. Flautt
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