Maryland Regiments Reorganized Warfield Plans Two Infantry Units
General Warfield announces Maryland National Guard reorganization with two infantry regiments and multiple support units replacing the former three. First Regiment to be reconstituted. Fourth to be dropped. Armory sites listed in Frederick Bel Air Annapolis Salisbury Westminster Cambridge Hyattsville Elkton. Cumberland site purchased, Hagerstown slated for state armory. Maryland aims for full reorganization by January 1. praise for Guard’s service in France accompanies plan.
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Warfield
Maryland
Sears
John Markey
115Th Infantry
Frederick
Henry M. Wirfield
Old National Guard
Bel Air
Annapolis
Salisbury
Westminster
Cambridge
Hyattsville
Elkton
Cumberland
Hagerstown
War Department
Gen. Warfield
Wardela
Maryland National Guard
Union
United States
Maryland ‘National Guard
France
Maryland Drivers Fined for Speeding Amid Courtroom Courtesy
Motorists from several states faced speeding fines in Maryland as Officer Charles W. Smith handled cases with leniency. H. Liewer of Coshocton Ohio paid 25 dollars and praised the judge for mercy, while B. C. Barnes of Muncie Indiana and R. F. Moloney of Pittsburgh paid 25 dollars each after admitting guilt. H B Morheny of Columbus Ohio paid ten dollars for operating under eighteen. An injury report notes Lawson Biger of Eastmontilltown struck by falling lumber at a canning factory, suffering a head gash. J. Dukes Downes, state bank commissioner, plans resignation to take effect in September.
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Maryland
Charles W.smith
T. S
Speead
H. Liewer
Coshobsdon
Ohio
Johnson
Smith
Liewer
C.barnes
Muncie
Ind
R. F. Moloney
Pittsburgh
Moloney
H. B. Morheny
Columbus
Officer Smith
Lawson
Eomtildietown
Biser
J. Dukes Downes
Harrington
Downes Hids
Divorce decree altered over alimony and property split
Judge Gorter amended the divorce decree between Mrs Au nie Braecklein of Baltimore and Dr Alfred H Braecklein. The modification rescinds $18 weekly alimony and changes the division of jointly held property after testimony about the husband selling property at a valuation of $5.00. Witnesses described automobile and streetcar travel with a man and a woman, and Braddock Heights encounters were noted.
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Au‘nie. Braccklein
Baltimore
Gorter
Breacklalo
Braecklein
Jaecklein
Harry B Wolf
Broeckian
William. Purnell
Braddock Heights
Barsor
Leaders Defeat All Star in Fastest Game of Season
In Cadet Park last night the Leaders' Bible Clauss beat the All Star team 2 to 0. Schaeffer pitched two hitter with six strikeouts, Carey allowed two hits and four strikeouts but was wild in the first inning. Highlights included Wills and Wastler making spectacular catches and Kreh's strong baserunning. All four league teams are tied for first with one win each. A large crowd attended.
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Bible Clauss
Cadet Park
Schaeffer
Carey
Wills
Landers
Wastler
AIL Stars
Kreh
Amateur League Games and Thurmont Homecoming Update
The Amateur League schedule is approved with matches listed from August first through August twenty six including Catholics, M E Leaders, Co L and All Stars. Thurmont Homecoming postponed to Friday August 15 due to band conflicts. events include baseball, assembly, speeches, concert, and banquet. Notable local notes: Edna Baker’s berry theft. Myersville vs Cadet Park game preview. Ox Fibre and Myersville teams to play with Pitchers Wach tel and Leichert.
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Algust
M. E
Co. L
Catholics
All Stars
All Star
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
D. R. Rotzer
Hammond Urner
Yellow Springs Band
Thurmont Orchestra
Deeds and licenses mark local transfers and unions
Property transfers include Edear J. Hoppe executor to Sister of Charity of St Euphemia School in Swmitsburg and Jacob V. McDonald to Joseph Vernon Roderick in the city. Marriage licenses list Stephen Gray and Goldie Wineberg, both of Baltimore, and Howard W. Harrison with Alphe M. Potts, both of Chambersburg. Pale stamps to go as engraving shifts. Manor Woods Picnic at Carrollton Manor woods near Buckeystown on August 7 to benefit St Joseph’s Catholic church with a Frederick City Orchestra dance program.
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Edear J. Hoppe
Charity
St. Euphemia
Swmitsburg
J. Vernon Rhoderik
Jacob V. McDonald
Calvin.c. Fogle
Allen J. Gunn
Joseph Vernon Roderick
Manor Woods
Carrollton Manor Woods
Buckeystown
St. Joseph’s. Catholic Church
Frederick’ City
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Dr. Scholl
WM. M.lb
Baka
Braccklein
Beesenee
Kepler
Rice
Ely
Butler
P. Peeapee
Myers
Fis
Sinn
C. F
Boyne
Feaga
Seas
Moylan Voc
Ceeaeeee
Rhinehart
Fleischman
Batsanan
Py Carey
Tly
Hendrix
Mias
Myersville
Crick
Odin
Ox, Fibre,Brush /Company
Myersvinte
Wachtel
Iiddletown
Myeraville
Leichert
Will
Mercedise ‘Co
W. Vys
P. L.hargett. & Company, Inc
Inc
Asbury Park
Long
Aod
Seid
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Tikket
Pennsylvania Railroad
Business and the Courts
James L. Wilmeth
Bureau of Engraving
Cuatithe Bureau
Ling
Cess
Alice Haller
South Market Street
POST _ TOASTIES
Franklin Savings Bank
OF Frederick
Awe
Rose
Greena Walt’s
Ore ‘2Nd and
Market Sts
Sheffield Plate
Jewelry Store
Frederick, MD
B.W. Market Street
S. Market SP
Kefauver
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