Blue Ridge League Rally Hits Hagerstown Series
In a busy day of Blue Ridge League play, Frederick, Martinsburg, and Hanover split results with Chambersburg and Waynesboro, while Hagerstown and Hanover delivered tense late-inning drama. Martinsburg pitcher Robb equaled a 1920 Blue Ridge mark with a one-hitter against Waynesboro, and Frederick edged Chambersburg 9 to 3.
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Blue Ridge League
Hagerstown Praderick
Martinsburg
Hanover
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Frederick
Menefee
Elks
Lytchburg
Army
Lynchburg
Maroon Bats Spark Two-Game Sweep at Home
Gerdes led the Maroons with all eight hits across yesterday's two games, scoring runs and driving in key drives. Miller delivered a standing double, Tutley and Balthaser added timely hits as the squad built a lead behind strong pitching and defense.
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Balthaser
Stayler
Gilbert
Frederick ~ Gardner
Neéptute
Miller
Blethen
Bessimer
Gosker
Largon
Mfartranft
Ramsery
Hambersburg
Frederick
Samnary
Fredestes
Wilbide
Hartranft
Gsbert
Gardner
Nasees
Gasbert
Gardier
Nephine
Wilhideo Gosker
Fahrey
Savin
Larks
Moomaw
Hagerty
Tils
Gerdes
Maroons
Alcoholism Increase Reported in Bellevue Hospital
New York officials reveal a sharp rise in alcoholism treatments at Bellevue Hospital, nearly matching pre-prohibition levels. Commissioner Bird S. Coler notes patients often drink only once or twice, then lapse into amnesia by morning, with symptoms and treatment changing from earlier eras.
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New York
Bellevue Hospital
Bird S. Coler
Public Charites
Law Upholds Eugenics In Pennsylvania Marriage Case
State officials enforced provisions of the marriage law as Policeman Moyer seized a license for William Warnicke to wed fifteen year old Tzaheth Cradwell. Warnicke, twenty one, claimed parental consent despite objections over eugenic concerns. Court officials discussed the matter with the county officials, Warnicke promising to pursue his rights.
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Pottsville
Schuylkitt County
Moyer
Wiliam Warnicke
Warnicke
Tzaheth Crad
Baseball Scores From National League Roundup
Baseball scores show Philadelphia Athletics 1 Cleveland 0 behind Romine and Herking. New York 4 Cleveland 0. Detroit 13 St Louis 0. Washington 2. Batteries Shocker Severetd Shaw Gharrity. Standings list Cleveland 71 games won losses 4? Boston ? Chicago 73 62? Washington 44? St Louis 55 55? Athletics 36 76.
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Aegladelphia—Athletics
Romine
Herking
New York
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Bar
Detroit
Myre Mugion
St. Louis
Washington
Shaw
W.L. P.G
Boston
Cmeago
St Louis
Athletics
National League Standings Snapshot
National League standings show no games scheduled with clubs such as Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Louis, and Boston featured. Records include Pittsburgh and Philadelphia with varying win loss totals, reflecting early season results and order within the league.
Indicted Bank Robbers and Murderers Move Toward Trial
State's Attorney Dawson and defendants' counsel reach agreement on custody surrender and venue change. Four accused, including Thomas, await arraignment in Montgomery County Circuit Court before possible transfer to neighboring county for trial. Also notes Martinsburg baseball interest and a lost ad recovered with $5 returned.
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Daweson
Montgomery County
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Philadelphia
Joseph
Thomas
Alles
Joe
Tie kiNn
Srancis A. Hallowell
Ape
Otaretics
John Kelly
Tailtmore Etty
Phomus
White
Peter DB. Bradley
Baltimere
Maryland
Dawson
Thomsas
Priday
Peter
Frederlek
No-To-Bac Tobacco Habit Cure Claim Ad
An advertisement promotes No-To-Bac as an effortless remedy to drop tobacco use. It promises removal of cravings with a tablet placed in the mouth and a money back guarantee if cravings persist. The copy claims broad mental and financial benefits and links to Cascarets as makers.
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Frank Alexander
Alexander
Rippeon
Phe
Bist
Cascarets
Frederick to Observe Labor Day with Citywide Closings
Labor Day celebrations in Frederick include widespread business shutdowns on Monday September. Stores clothing dry goods and groceries will close after a general agreement. Banks will close by proclamation as workers gain a half day off. A Black and White Revue at the Opera House Friday features John W Vogel and acts from vaudeville and Europe.
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Prederick
Frederick
Gorstood
The
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Black-Draught praised as liver remedy by Tenn lumberman
In Jamhestown Tennessee a well known lumberman, I Ragan, extols Thedford’s Black-Draught as the only liver medicine that helps him. He uses it for torpid liver and upset stomach, saying it aided him when single and after marriage with his family. He urges readers to ask for Thedford’s Black-Draught and insist on the genuine article.
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Jamhestown
Tenn
Ocean
Angie
Thedford
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Sts. Frederick, Md
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