Plums Spoils 3D Straight Came Meant Double Bill
Local notes report Jupiter spoiled the third straight ball game between Martinsburg and Frederick, forcing postponements and a hoped-for two-for-one double bill. Plan for Players Day games funds benefiting players, with Buds, Martinsburg, and Hagerstown set for weekend exhibitions as crowds expected to swell.
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Fang
Lng
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Laimey
Celpte
Dingle
Ihe
Chambersburg
Hagers' Town
Baschat
Militia drills under canvas at Maryland range amid rain
Maryland National Guardsmen trained in war games at a state rifle range camp in Anne Arundel county. Officers led lectures and drills while rain halted planned hikes by Brig Gen Gaither. Lieut Lynch spoke on National Defense at the Fifth Regiment Lyceum tent. An albright bivouac and a contact problem follow later in the week with firing postponed until then.
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Escaped Prisoner Is Recaptured Near Liberty Town
Sheriff Gonard and Deputy Jones found John Holland a 65 year old Black man who escaped Crownsville and walked toward Glisan's Mill. He was exposed and given clothing, warmth, and food at a J. J. Gittings farm wash house. Holland is held for Crownsville officials. Cumberland and Westernport Railway talks prompt mediation by the Public Service Commission. State labor statistician Frank White to be sent, commission due Thursday.
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Public Service Commission
Frank Q. White
Standings and Schedule in TriCity League Update
TriCity League standings and schedule show Martinsburg Frederick Hagerstown with records and yesterday’s result amid rain. Weather affected today’s games and tomorrow’s schedule includes Frederick at Martinsburg.
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Sunday School Work Starts In Armstrong County Missionary
Mr George Baker Fout departs Springfield to lead American Sunday School Union efforts in Pennsylvania. He will organize new schools and aid denomi national groups not strong in the area, starting September 1, with 240 missionaries already serving nationwide. A separate rural mail route tale notes a carrier’s hen mascot on a Brownsville Weverton route, while others report travel plans of Bettie Need and Miss Jane Need to arrive from France, and the Clarke County Horse and Colt Show opening at Berryville with 175 exhibitors and a horse injury in a green hunter class.
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Mies
Jane
Ia. Stout
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Espagne
France
United States
New York
Clarke County
Berryville
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Ferguein
Mountsville
Maxie
Pensioners in Maryland Show Yearly Decline
The Maryland pension rolls shrink year by year. For the fiscal year ending June 30, 1922, 11,914 pensioners received a total of 2,617,267 dollars, down from 12,439 pensioners and 2,641,172 dollars the previous year, a drop of 525 pensioners and 23,906 dollars.
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Aldermen meet in special session on garbage bid
The Board of Aldermen plan a special session tonight to hear bids for a two year garbage collection. debate includes location for hay scales and mayor’s note on scale funding as scales help pay the market master salary. July receipts from scales noted as $32. Dr Henkel Not Guilty: Dr Lewis B Henkel Jr of Annapolis acquitted of selling exam questions for medical admissions. Lightning destroys Edward P Beall farm barn near Redland Montgomery county, three horses grain and equipment lost, about $5000 insured. Three million dollars spent to bring power from a waterfall 90 miles to Bombay for electric light and power.
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Fraley
Henkel
Lewis B. Henkel, Jr
Annapolis
State Board Medical Examiners
Edward P. Beall
Redland
Montgomery County
Bombay
Boys in Potato Club 10 Forecast Big Crop
County farm news notes the Boys Potato Club of the county expects a bountiful potato yield aided by recent rain and cooler days. Emory Remsberg cites late or early potato viability and urges seed-bed prep for alfalfa, corn, and wheat, with emphasis on seed-bed quality and fly damage avoidance.
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Remsberg
Remsverg
U. S. Agricultural Bureau
Beda
Remnaberg
J. P. “Stallings
Buckeystown
Tomato crop shortage sparks state drought fallout
A Baltimore dispatch reports a 20 to 30 percent drop in tomato production due to a severe drought ending. Packers foresee a shortfall of 1.5 to 2 million cases, yet price for consumers may not rise as wholesale costs absorb the change. Maryland contributed about 36 percent of U S output previously, with over 5 million cases. Also noted is a tour by Harry B Witter featuring livestock and a brief health tip on treating sprains with Chamberlains Ointment.
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Baltimore
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