Civil War Vet Takes Paris Green in Arlington Home
A Civil War veteran, George W Trout, aged about 80, swallowed Paris green at his Park Mills home and died near 6 o'clock after calmly discussing fate. He had remarried 14 years earlier and is survived by a widow, ten children, and several stepchildren. Funeral at Flint Hill Church with interment nearby. funeral director George W Peters.
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AL Troy
Martland Regiment
SO 3
Paris Green
Hog Home
Lear Park
Tim
Trout
Thases
T. Clyde Youtson
Backeystown
Maryland
Park Millis
Sirs
Elsie May Trout
Evelyn
Anns
Clyde
Dorothy
Lucille
Ernest Trout
Albert Dixon
Dickerson
Mattie Trail
Burkittsville
Annie Browning
Airy
Almeda Carty
Roy Trout
Monrisville
Wilson Trout
Rockville
George Trout
Buckeystown
Flint Hitlchurch
George W. Peters
Reunion Held at Harmony Beaker Homestead Meadow
The Beaker reunion gathered about 125 guests Sunday on the Harmony old Baker homestead meadow. Honor guests included Mr. and Mrs. Denial Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Fox of Dar on Ohio visiting Ezra Baker Sr. Dinner was served under apple trees.
Texas convention delegates note misreadnames and places
Fragmented OCR text lists delegates from Darak Temple No 221 and Koidhis of Khocastan Hazerstown, traveling from Fort Worth Texas to attend a PAT Saeeytien event. Mentions Cumberland tempest and prize competition with Frederick, unclear details and likely transcription errors.
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Havesanais
Cormercy
Frederck
Charles QO. Ward
Darak Temple
Koidhis
Hazerstown
Sanday
Fort Worth
Texas
Pat Saeeytien
Kaigziee
Canada
Cumberland
Dell
Qaits
Frederick
Acendis
Court News Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses list includes Charles S. Leader 21 and Margaret A. Astell 21 Bethlehem Pa. Newton A. Beall 21 and Bernice D. Koontz 21 Washington DC. Edward A. Dilngan 26 and Dorothy V. Smith 18 Tavey town. Ralph V. Ellis 72 and Catherine Irene Boone 18 Frederick. Harold G. Ware 31 and Robine D. Campbell 33 widow Amherst Va. Equity case Central Trust Company of Maryland petitions to assume jurisdiction of trust. Benjamin B. Rosenstock attorney for petitioner.
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Charles S. Leader
Margaret A. Astell
Bethlehem
Newton A. Beall
Bernice D. Koontz
Washington, D.C
Edward A. Dilngan
Dorothy V. Smith
Tavey Town
Ralph V. Ellis
Catherin Irene Boone
Frederick
Harold G. Ware
Robine D. Campbell
Amhers, Va
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Central Trust Company of Maryland
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Ridgeville garage sale to Tate of Sharpsburg Md
Edward Delaplaine sold the National Highway Garage at Ridgeville to Russell C. Tate of Sharpsburg Maryland. Tate will take charge and move his family to Ridgeville, planning renovations and expansion. The property includes offices shops storage for about fifty cars with a gasoline filling station and second floor apartments. The sale covers adjoining ground and was announced by Theodore H. Alexander, local real estate agent.
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National Highway
Ridgeville
Edward 5. Delaplaine
Russall C. Tate
Sharpsburg
Baltimore
Frederick
Tate
Jesse P. Eng
Theodore H. Alexander
Focal Real Estate
Dynamite Explosion Kills One in North Carolina Tunnel
An explosion at the Yellow Creek project worksite of the Tallahassee Power Company in Robbinsville North Carolina injured six and killed one person. The blast occurred during tunnel construction work. Local authorities investigated the premature detonation and noted several workers sustaining injuries while others escaped unharmed.
Coolidge Declines Intervention in Sacco Vanzetti Case
President Coolidge reiterated at the Summer White House that the Sacco Vanzetti affair falls to Massachusetts officials. He knows of no clemency appeal from Sacco or Vanzetti's defense counsel. Recommendations of clemency have reached him via a mistaken belief that the U S government has an interest in the case.
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White House
Coodge
Sacco-Vanzetti
Massacusetts Efairs
Te Sacco
Venzetts
Mr. Coolidge
United States
Braddock Heights Carnival Parade and Show Night
A fifth annual Children's Law mer Carnival is set for Braddock Heights auditorium Wednesday night with a parade from 7:00 to 7:30 led by pony carts horns and costumes. The program features 43 Braddock children and the Cockey group with dances songs and recitations directed by Miss Posse and Prof J T Cocker Baltimores dancing master.
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Braddock Heights
Braddock Community Center
Biss Elizabeth Poole
Red Dock Heights
J. T. Cocker
Baltmors
Braddock
Miss Posse
Rose Colliflower
Judith Rose
Wdkins
Grace Mary Colliflower
Cockey
Elizabeth Refer
Buck
Minnie Fox
Lucille Schagard
Gloria
Charles A. Opel, Jr
Carnival Committee
Chariel Fry
Orchestra Iacer
Million Dollar Pier
Atlantic City
Mr .Opel
Eleanor Rose
Winifred Rose
Anna Margaret Mayer
Charles Mayer
Carolyn Cohen
Marjorie Cohen
Evelye Haffer
Marie W. Staley
Horace Opel
Richard Kern
Roland Huffer
Martin Strobel
James Lighter
Harriet Hays
Mary Alice Schwartz
Pansy Gresuless
Grace Mary Collifower
Josephine Holter
Alice Newman
Columbia Ready for Return Flight to U S
Paris Aug 9 AP The gasolined tanks of the monoplane Columbia, which already fired from New York to Germany, were filled to the limit today and the plane was ready to start a pretern flight to New York whenever the weather man approves.
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Paris
Columbia
New York
Germany
Sara Eo
Actress Heteo Dine Denounced by Husband in Court
Hollywood report notes actress Heteo Dine wife of Rodolph Myzet, accused of misusing proceeds of concession. She described Myzet as a “tizer 27 in men’s coibing” during testimony. Contemporaneous account details alleged actions and disputes from the hearing.
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Hollywood
Cal
Anz
Heteo Dine
Rodolph Myzet
Alan
The
Ars
Fresh Air Kiddies Arrive for Frederick Camp Outing
Twenty five Fresh Air Kiddies from New York City reach Frederick by 6 00 pm over the Baltimore and Ohio for a two weeks stay at Baker camp near Heights. They join another group already in Frederick and will be guided by Scout Executive T Westman and four local Scouts. The Baker camp opened in 1926 and offers dining, bath and recreation facilities. The Frederick Lions Club sponsors the trip, with district chairmen planning entertainment and activities.
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New York City
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio
Baker Camp
Heights
New York
Dei
Harrion J. Stusber
Mate Highway
Braddock Heights
T. Westman
Austin Gardner
Kermit Fry
Edgar
Fox
Ralph Gastiey
Lealla Shafer
Middletown
Stout
Westman
Buckeystown
End Suit Today in Hull vs Zimmerman Court Testimony
Testimony in the Mrs Maimie E Hull suit against Clayton M Zimmerman to set aside a deed is expected to conclude this afternoon. The case involves $30,000 to $40,000, with extensive witness testimony and defense denying all allegations. Judges Nerner and Worthington preside as the trial resumes after a weekend adjournment.
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Mamie E. Hull
Woodsboro
Clayton M. Zimmerman
Walkersville
Plaintif
Rner
Worthington
House
Leo Weinberg
Zimmerman
Jacob Rohrback
Holden S. Fellon
Navy to Rush Building of Eight More Cruisers
President Coolidge approved a navy plan to accelerate eight additional cruisers authorized after a naval arms conference failure. Two keels laid, six plans pending, with seas within three years while Congress overrules last winter on other orders. Typhoid fever outbreak probed at Brunswick led by officials inspecting water supply. eight cases reported as authorities trace possible carriers and reinforce vaccination.
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General Board of the Navy
Coolidge
Wilbur
Congres
Coolldce
Culderskee de Muese Veesels
Congress
Vendine
Contresa
Los Angeles
Gem
Cor Greas
Hronewich
EC Kefauver
State Health Departament
J. & Taytoo Employe
Brunswick
Brunwick
Brugewick
Bureau of Sanitary
Ketaurer
Branewick
Sunta Springs
Kefauver
Weather signals steady under Swithin Dog Star alliance
August weather continues to bring rain clouds and humidity, with umbrellas needed. Overnight low reached 72 degrees, a near record for the season, while only one night exceeded that mark. The Dog Star and St Swithin dominate conditions, delaying any fall in temperatures though expectations pointed to a hotter day ahead with a high of 84, possibly surpassed today. Farmers report the pattern as persistent and disruptive.
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St. Swithin
Liquor for medicinal use halted this year says Treasury
Washington AP reports the Treasury abandons resumption plans for medicinal liquor this year after a Prohibition Bureau conference. Lowman notes reduced medicinal withdrawals but says supplies remain enough to restart manufacturing if needed. The decision follows a lower than expected demand and safeguards the program’s future.
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Aug
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Treasury
Lowman
Doran
Prohibition Bureau
New York Stocks Rally Amid Broad Market Recovery
In New York August 5 AP reports a stock market recovery with prices rising after a weeks-long correction. Pools pressed by easy money and ample funds pushed the market, especially 12 new highs. Bear covering aided gains. call money held at 30 percent. About 1.6 million shares traded.
William L. Dall Emerges in New Jersey Governor Buzz
William L. Dall a motor vehicle commissioner in New Jersey gains unofficial backing from Democrats as a potential next governor. Public reaction is mixed with some optimism and skepticism about his prospects.
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NEA Service
New Folk Byreau
William L. Dall
New Jerse
Felion Democrats
Aie
Court Defers Change To Death Sentences Of Sacco and Vanzetti
Dedham Massachusetts August reports that Judge Webster Thayer denied motions for revocation of the death sentences and stay of execution for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. The ruling keeps their fate tied to possible appeals and governor decisions while preparations for midnight executions loom.
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Dedham
Mas
Huge Webster Thayer
Superior Court
Nicaty Sgero
Bartolomeo Varretti
Tharer
Thayer
Worcester
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Sacco
Yanzetti
Fuller
State Supreme Court
Boston
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vansetti
Charlestown
Two Held for Grand Jury in September Vehicle Charge
Harvey Keeney of Jobareilig and James and Morris of Newicbs were held in $500 bond for grand jury action on charges linked to a September incident involving an automobile associated with Tramas Geall. The report notes unclear spellings and fragmented OCR details but identifies the core actions and names.
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Harvey Keeney
Jobareilig
Sod James & Morris
Newicbs
Cote
Ford Automobile
Tramas Geall
Ian
Pest
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Sons of the Americas Revolution
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