Governor Crothers Opens Lee Mass Meeting in Maryland
Notes from across the state report Governor Crothers addressed a Lee Mass gathering at Upper Marlboro before a large crowd. Other items include fair openings, property losses from a tire incident near Preston, a Hagerstown merchant's sudden death, and various local reunions, church plans, and crimes.
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Crothers
Lee
Upper Marlboro
Easton Tire
Willis Poole
Preston
Car runs down two as woman dies and man burned
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania Miss Gertrude Davis, 18, was killed and Andrew Raub, 50, seriously injured when an automobile driven by Samuel Donn of Plymouth struck them as they approached a street car. Davis died at hospital. Raub suffered broken hips and internal injuries. Donn, jailed, claims he was blinded by a street car headlight. Authorities say he was beyond control and failed to stop. Davis was Plymouth theater treasurer. Thaw to fight wife's petition in Pittsburgh. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw seeks ancillary committee to manage estate. Thaw claims sanity. Taft cabinet holds farewell session in Washington, focusing on cotton bill veto and western trip.
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Donn
Miss Davis
Plymouth Theater
Washington
Taft
White House
Miss Olga Venino Crowned Queen at Asbury Park Carnival
Asbury Park N J Aug 17 Miss Olga Dorothy Venino of 143 Berkeley Ave Orange N J will be Queen Tit ania XI of the Asbury Park baby parade and carnival on August 31 The nineteen year old blond is the only daughter with six brothers and is spending her first Asbury summer with her father Albert Venino a retired businessman. The fete draws thousands from nearby resorts and is the season’s leading event.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Titania XI
Olga Dorothy Venino
Berkeley Avenue
Orange
Venina
Asbury
Albert Venino
Miss Venino
Senator Gorman speaks at Baltimore mass meeting
Senator Gorman addressed a Democratic mass meeting at Bohemia Hall in Baltimore. Governor Crothers and Congressman Talbott were principal speakers at the event supporting Senator Lee.
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Gorman
Denton
Crothers
Talbott
Lee
Bohemia Hall
Baltimore
BASE BALL SCORES OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES ACROSS LEAGUES
American League reports Detroit 9 over New York 4 with Ford Sweeney Mul lin and Willetts Works Stanage. Chicago 3 Washington 1. Cleveland 1 Boston 0. St Louis 8 Athletics 2 first game and 8 0 second game with Morgan Lapp Petty George Clarke Southwick. National League scores Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 3. Boston 11 Cincinnati 9. New York 6 Chicago 5. Brooklyn 6 St Louis 5. Tristate results Reading 13 Altoona 0. Trenton 12 York 5. Lancaster 5 Johnstown 1. Wilmington 4 Harrisburg 1. Standings show Athletics 74-40, Detroit 70, Chicago 57, Boston 59, N Y 59. St Louis 60 50. Philadelphia 61 49. Brooklyn 42 67. Reading 66 28. York 58 34. Trenton 43 52. Harrisburg 43 92.
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New York
Ford
Sweeney
Mullin
Willetts
Works
Stanage
Chicago
Washington
White
Black
Hughes
Street
Cleveland
Boston
Gregg
Smith Pape
Carrigan
St. Louis
Mitchell
Martin
Kritchell
Krause
Thamas
Athletics
St Louis
Morgan
Lapp
Petty
George
Clarke
Southwick
W.L. PO. WL. PO Athletics
Clevelad
Washin
N.york
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Alexander
Madden
Ferry
Hendricks
Gibson
Cincinnati
Smith
Keete
McLean
Young
McTigue
Griffen
Kling
Ames
Crandall
Meyers
Brown
Archer
Tristate League
Reading
Altoona
Manning
Philbin
Welsher
Breezel
Trenton
York
Lloyd
Kerr
Cap
Whalen
Lancaster
Johnstown
Barker
Stroh
Coaveleskie
Foster
Wilmington
Harrisburg
Harrisg
Johnson
Lili Lancastr
Wilming
Boston Belle Engaged to Wed Gannett Jr
Former Governor Eben S. Draper announces the engagement of his daughter Dorothy Draper to Thomas B. Gannett Jr. of Cambridge. She prepared for housekeeping with cooking training and says every girl should know how to cook and build a fire. She is athletic in tennis and golf and travels with her father.
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Boston
Belle
Eben S. Draper
Hopedale
Beacon Street
Dorothy
Thomas B. Gannett, Jr
Cambridge
Harvard
Miss Draper
Europe
Paris
London
Alaska
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Mary McKane
Williamsport
Katharine Moore
de Butts Moore
Centerville
M. C. Koontz
Justice Emich
Arington
W. H. Stellman
Park Heights
F. Home Hack, Jr
van Meter Hack
Arthur P. Gormat
Lyric
George C. Morrison
Edgar Alan Poe
Albert C. Ritchie
Jesse JD Price
Alonzo S Miles
KR. Lee Marshall
Thaw
Harry K Thaw
William A. Stone
Evelyn Nespit Thaw
Francis Rawle
Common Pleas
Olga Venino
New Jersey
Anheuser-Busch
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
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