Automobiles collide near Martinsburg after Frederick game
After a baseball game at Agricultural Park, touring car owner Roecée Lamar and his Martinsburg party collided head on with F W Collis's auto on a hill from Sharpsburg to Shepherdstown. Alonzo Edwards suffered a fractured arm. T T Lemen Jr bruised. Dr Langford, riding with Webber Foreman, received injuries but continued home.
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Agricultural Park
Martinsburg
Fredericko Martinsburg
Auto
Champ
Sharpsburg
Shepherdstown
Roecée Lamar
F. W. Collis
Martinsburs
Lamar
Frederick
Morrisonites
T. T. Lemon, Jr
Alonzo Edwards
Duvall Bromley
Collis
Wilbur Shoup
Halyard Kettle
Thomas Rutherford
T. T. Lemen, Jr
Langford
S. M. Langford
Webber Foreman
Rederick
South Mountain
Pike
Foreman
Dr. Langford
Germans Storm Trench on Lingekopf in Vosges
Paris reports a French war office statement admitting a German gain on the Lingekopf trench summit after a violent bombardment and raid. An eyewitness account cites French counterattacks at Fontenelle and near Ban de Sapt, with German positions relegated in most sectors.
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Paris
Lingekopf
Vosges
French War Office
Ban-de-Sapt
Fwoeres
French War Department
Ee 8
Fontenelle
Launes
Man Sought Life End To Pay Back Loan Theft
Walton P. Nickerson, 27, an appraiser for a loan society, confessed inability to live on 27.50 weekly salary. He stole several thousand dollars from the firm to pay insurance money to an employer he robbed. Nickerson, held on 2500 bail after a hearing before Magistrate Pennock, was arrested at his attorney’s office following a warrant sworn by Philip Bare, vp of the society. He lived with his wife on York Street above 9 Twentieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jim Sasso
Loan Society
Archatret
Walton P. Nickerson
Brm
Nickerson
Philip Barel
Inma Nisemon
York Street
Pennock
Russian fleet sinks 37 Turkish vessels in Black Sea
Petrograd reports Russian fleets sunk thirty seven Turkish vessels in the Black Sea during operations announced today. The clash involved multiple ships and marked a significant naval engagement. Details on locations and forces remained limited in the dispatch.
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Petrograd
Black Sea
Personal mentions of traveling relatives and visitors
A long list of residents and visitors are noted returning from trips or visiting from cities such as Washington Baltimore Frederick and New Haven. Several individuals including Dr J M Goodman Miss M F E Colifflower Miss Bertha Campbell and Mr Harvey Rinehart are listed with travel or hosting details.
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J. M. Goodman
M. FE Colifflower
East Third Street
Washington
Bertha Campbell
Baltimore
Harvey Rinehart
David C. Winebrewer
Ard
R. Katherine and
Miriam Hagerdorn
Dunkirk
New York
Edna Ridgemoser
Gaithersburg
L. P. Harris
Frederick
Imd
Percy Frey
Hanover
Maurice Holdcraft
Newcastle
John HH. Fieldlcraft
East Church Street
Elizabeth Gilson
Pacific Coast
W. G. May
Frank
Charles
Altun Kepler
Lime Kiln
Albert Fink
Manassas
Joseph Jenkins Lee
Needwood Forest
Charles O'Donnell Lee
Frederick County
Barbara
Francis Birely
William . Birely
New Haven
Conn
Gerson Rosenour
U-Boat Sinks Two Steamships In July Losses Reported
The Costello and Portea were sunk by German submarines with one life lost. A July board of trade tally shows forty six British steamships totaling 48,712 tons sunk by submarines, with sixty three lives lost. Four steam ships, 4705 tons, were sunk by mines with nineteen deaths. Submarines and sixteen sailing vessels add to naval losses. British West Africa exports palm oil around 20 million gallons yearly.
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Germany
London
Costello
Porteal
Board of Trade
Closing chapter in Dr Gill career ends at sea
Dr Charles K Gill a veterinarian once from Frederick died of fever aboard a voyage to France while in French service transporting horses for Allied war use. His body was buried at sea after illness struck mid ocean. He was about 30, remembered in Frederick and Middletown where he faced misconduct charges and a divorce. His arrest warrants for concealed weapons and giving liquor to minors haunted his later years. A Memphis inventor who created a street deflector declined patenting it.
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France
Chas. K. Gill
Frederick
United States Veterinary College
Washington
Hee
Gill
Prederick
Middletown
Australia
Coustry
Dr. Gill
Gil
Ives
Baltimore
Here
Frederick County
Grand Jury
A Lesson for the Nurse and a Grim Curio in Crime
A disjointed tale recounts a nurse scolding a child with menacing imagery and a frightened escape from under a bed. It then shifts to a crime note about a printer’s proofreader and a confessed threat, reflecting sensational pieces from a city newspaper.
Baumgardnec’s Sanitary Slaughter House Ad
For meat such as Beef Pork Veal and Lambs consult Baumgardnec s the only sanitary slaughterer Try our Barbara Fritchle hams and sliced bacon We also retall and wholesale Bologna Frankfurts Hogshead Cheese and Ham Bologna Fresh Salt Water Fish from the Atlantic Ocean We pay the highest cash prices for Cattle Hogs Calves Lambs Pigeons and Chickens 105 S Market St 433 N Market St Phone 42 and 782
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Baumgardnec’s
Barbara Fritchle
Atlantic Ocean
S. Market St
N. Market St
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Ned
Hut
Rosoe Lamar
British West Africa
DR. Gills
Memphis
Maggie
St. Louis
Wits Fan Printing Office
Jeriousy
Lombroso
Mas Gace
Huaself
George Biraiy
Emory L. Coblentz
L. A. Chiswell Francis H. Engle Abraham Hemp
Thos. B. Johnson
Thos
Hayward John C
Lamar R. Flush Lewis
Frank C
Norwood Eutaw D
Benj. C. Perry
Richard P. Ross Eli
Renn
Chas
Sneak Chas. Wertheimer Maximus
Whitehit Newton
M. Zentz
Trust Company OF Maryland
THE
Berman Optical CO
North Market Street
Thomas H. Haller
Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment CO
John WN. Clary
Malone’s Jewelry Store
H. G. Landis
N. Market
Columbus Knott
J.johnis
University of Maryla
United States Naval Academy
Karl O Jacobson
Oyn Eol
Nery
Wittt
Batiste
Cook
Madras
Bungalow
ICUT
Atlantic
South Market Street
Frederick, Md
Helfenstein & Urner
North Market
Detroit
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ideal Garage CO
J. W. Kolb
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