Contemptible Attacks in Maryland Politics Prompt Challenge
A public letter from William H. Anderson of the Anti-Baloon League of Maryland denounces opponents for insinuations. He challenges State Senator Johnnie Beasman to reveal any information about anonymous antecedents or face contempt from fair-minded readers. The exchange centers on accusations and the duty to expose hidden motives.
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William H. Anderson
Anti-Baloon League of
Maryland
Johnnie E. Bengman
Carroll County
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Pertapa Beantor
Beastpan
Pehem
Beasman
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The readable text is fragmented and unclear, yielding no coherent event or names. The note appears nonsensical, offering no identifiable persons or organizations, dates, or actions to summarize into a factual card.
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Weil
Wateh
Minutes of Merriness and Puzzling Exchange
Fragmentary quotes capture a quick witticisms about pigeons and umbrellas with scattered dialogue. A policeman and engaged couple appear in overheard snippets from a city scene, suggesting satirical chatter rather than a cohesive event.
Melba For Australia Tour Over United States Plan
Melba, the famed soprano born in Melbourne, says she cannot sing in America next season. She has eighty engagements lined up in Australia after her English tour ends in December. Her father’s wishes to return home drive her decision to perform in Australia rather than accept a New York engagement with Oscar Hammerstein.
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Melba
America
Weason
Australia
Melbourne
Oscar Hormmerstein
New York
Government to pursue revision of Circuit Court decision
The article reports Attorney General Bonaparte stating the government will seek revision of a Circuit Court of Appeals ruling. It emphasizes adherence to due process, calls for nonpartisan law application, and argues the judiciary must determine guilt, not the executive.
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New York World
Bonaparis
Circuit Court of Appeals
United States
Roosevelt
Judiciary Department
Courts of Justice
Maryland Voting Case Prompts Legal Debate in Baltimore
A fragment from the Baltimore Sun references a voting dispute linked to Maryland politics. It mentions a house in a Tinole context and a preference for another candidate, but the text is garbled, leaving key names, dates, and outcomes unclear.
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Coulter
Tinole
Moments With The Muse The Defeated At The Avalon Braddock Heights
Guest list features Mr. and Mrs. H J Moore and son Maurice Moore plus many from Washington Baltimore Norfolk and beyond at The Avalon Braddock Heights Md. The prose reflection on defeat contrasts with memories of battle and the promise of future triumph.
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Avalon
Braddock Heights
H. J. Moore
Maurice Moore
Hasle Nenderson
R. H. G. Bavgis
Annie Adams
Grace Adams
May Rosenburg
Wm. Firoved
Sadie Firoved
Marin Gardner
Christine Conle
Wm. Robinetto
Geo, Joncas
Richard Downey
Roy Yanto
Leura
Ida
Mary Howes
Magruder
John Wicks
Cartaright
Fannie
Jeanie Cartwright
Noyes
Thos. Noyes
Joseph Glenn
Washington, D. C
Samuel Newbold
Bessie
Adele Neuhan
Silvian Neuhan
Misa
Edna Rosenbush
Layne
Mayme
Agnes Feeley
Becker
Marie Becker
Daisy Ebert
Mary Keening
Mig. Jones
Baltimore
Marx
Miss Marx
Norfolk
H. Winters
Pittsburg
George Weight
Fairfield
N.C
M.L. Colgan
Stanley
Seaford
Del
John A. V. Dunn
Mary Reid Myers
Baker Starts Automobile Tour to Boston and Berkshires
Mr. Holmes D. Baker yesterday began an automobile journey to Boston and through the Berkshires. He has with him Markell of Fredendcky Joan Lope of Markell Dick John of Baltimore and W Frank Thomas of Westminster.
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Holmes D. Baker
Boston
Berkshires
Mr. Baker
Markell
Fredencky
Joan Lope
Dick, John
Baltimore
W. Frank Thomas
Estminster
Ride to Frederick Prompts Community Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes describe visits by Miss Myers and guests at the Avalon in Braddock and a later reception in Frederick at Durrow's. It also mentions Ta Quit Farring and K Sappington with plans to give up farming to enter the ministry. The readable text is unclear on dates or full names.
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Myers
Yera
Avalon
Braddock
Frederick
Durrow
Farring
K. Sappington
Giertint
July clerk's office records show diverse instruments filed
The July docket lists 55 deeds 30 mortgages including four chattel mortgages and two bills of sale 4 releases 1 power of attorney 1 lease 1 plat 1 incorporation article and 1 stock payment certificate. Twenty marriage licenses issued two marked don't publish. There were 46 deaths 13 city residents. Interments occurred at Mt Olivet St Johns and two colored cemeteries with 35 county deaths and burials across multiple towns. Mortality lower than June.
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Mt. Olivet
St. John's
Middletown
Nameville
Mt. Carmel
Liert Yetown
Rocky Hill
Buckeystown
Burlittaville
Allen
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Knoxville
The Dreyfus Affair at City Opera House
At the City Opera House on Saturday evening the leading picture is The Dreyfus Affair. The 1213 foot film portrays the key incidents of the Dreyfus case from Esterhazy’s theft to Dreyfus’s degradation and imprisonment. After years of fighting for vindication Esterhazy confesses forgery and Dreyfus is pardoned and reinstated in France.
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Dreyfus
City Opera
Haveo
France
Esterhazy
Xeon
Henry
Baron von Schwarzkoppen
Pra
Devil's Island
Esterhazey
Local Worker Resigns to Open Cigar and Ticket Store in Hagerstown
Roy Wachter, long time employee of Mr. Einberg on North Market Street, resigns to move to Hagerstown where he will operate a cigar and ticket shop at the Hotel Hamilton. He also leaves his post as floor manager of Brad dock Heights dancing pavilion, with William L. Shuffler named as successor.
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Hagerstown
Roy Wachter
Einberg
North Market Street
Horse Frightens Wagon Injures Rider in Street
While driving along West Patrick street in a spring wagon, Mr. Niles Abrecht’s horse took fright at a trolley car, kicking the dash-board loose. A piece of wood struck Robert Abrecht’s leg, causing a cut. The incident was witnessed by bystanders.
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Niles Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Robert Abrecht
Eighty Years Old James P Perry Celebrates Birthday
James P Perry of North Market Street marks his 80th birthday quietly. He was born in the county on August 1, 1828, celebrating eight decades of life among local neighbors and family.
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James P. Perry
North Market Street
This County
Granulated Sore Eyas Cured
In February 1923 a patient described relief after using Chamberlain Saleen T Rougnt, noting a box helped with the condition. The report records a personal testimonial of healing following the treatment.
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Cai
Martin
Man poses as Singer agent to swindle Middletown woman
A stranger purporting to be a Singer agent visited Mr. Lewis McBride near Middletown and his sister, claiming the old sewing machine needed extensive repairs. He removed parts, produced damaged pieces, and quoted $7.75, which his daughter paid before the suspect left town. The con man boasted of a Frederick Singer office but misled about addresses and prices.
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Lewis McBride
Middletown
McBride
Biut
Singer Company
Frederick
George Gardner
Sud
Mr. McBride
Singer Sewing Machine
Frederye
East Patrick Street
West Church Street
St Peter's Catholic church tournament at Liberty town
The annual tournament and picnic of St Peter's Catholic church at Liberty town will be held August 12 in Pine Mountain park. Edward J. Smith will deliver the address to the knights and H Keefer Delauter will give the coronation address. The piece also includes an unrelated ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure and a brief note about a medicine for constipation.
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St. Peter
Libertytown
Pine Mountain Park
Knights
Edward J. Smith
H. Keefer Delauter
Frederick T Py
Woman Released on Ball After Shooting Claude Forrest in Knoxville
Habeas corpus case in Knoxville on July 14 ends with Hilda Grobe released on $1,600 bail for appearance at September term. Witnesses testified Claude Forrest identified guilt, while Grobe claimed the shooting was accidental during a household dispute. Grobe said she feared a prank and intended to fire at a target to protect her valuables.
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Claude Forest
Hee
Hilda Grobe
Claude Forrest
Knoxville
Worthington
Motter
Edward L. Moore
Weverton
George H. Forrest
Claude
Hilda
Harry Forrest
An Forrest
Amos Cooper
Forrest
Rene
Harp
Braddock Heights Song Service Schedule Tonight
Braddock Heights hosts a rival song service tomorrow evening at 7 18 o clock led by Rev E L Watson of Baltimore. After the service the Braddock Heights Band directed by Prof Irving Miser performs selections including Religious Fantasia Celestial Prelude Song for cornet Loves Old Sweet Song Molloy A R Wallis Jacinta from Robyns Opera Russian Carriage Song Light Cavalry Caprice The Cows Farade Circus Bee and more.
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Braddock Heights
E. L. Watson
Baltimore
Irving 8
Miser
Despondent Woman Tries to End Life With Laudanum
Mrs James A Butts, living near Middletown with her husband, attempted suicide by swallowing laudanum. Dr G Herbert Beckley was summoned and used a stomach pump to save her life.
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James A. Butts
Middletown
G. Herbert Beckley
Appendicitis Patients Listed In City Hospital Report
Miss Agnes Doll of North Market Street is on the sick list with appendicitis. Mr. Harry Huffer, Burkittaville, and son of Geo Huffer, has been taken to City Hospital for treatment. Miss Ruth B Simmons of North Market Street has recovered enough to be out after suffering with appendicitis.
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Agnes Doll
North Market Street
Harry 11
Huffer
Geo. Huffer
Burkittaville
City Hospital
Ruth B. Simmons
North Market Stree
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