Leprosy scare travels as Emil Grable suspected fugitive
Washington health officials warn of a leper at large named Emil Grable alias Charles Randall. Affected, he has traveled from a hospital toward Baltimore and possibly Frederick County. Descriptions note six feet tall, about 200 pounds, black and white suit, nasal voice, eyebrow absence, and swollen hands. Alerts go to District authorities and other cities to report any leads.
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Frederick County
Kstown
Eairn
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Emil Grable
Grable
St Louis
Francisco
Canada
Charles K Randall
Lisbon Daily Social Notes Highlights Visitors and Guests
A flurry of visits and summer trips fills Frederick and surrounding towns. Mrs Mantz Doll travels to Gettyabure while Mrs Babel stays in Baltimore. Mayor Fraley attends Rockville fair. Miss Haller visits Thirmont. Miss Sage Rupley visits Frederick. Emma Shaw visits Karl Smith near Frederick. many locals vacation at Atlantic City Ocean City and Washington. trips span Cumberland to Pittsburgh and beyond, with several families hosting relatives and friends over the week.
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Mantz Doll
Gettyabure
George A. Babel
Baltimore
Lewis H. Fraley
Rockville
Louise Haller
West South Street
Thirmont
Sage Rupley
Pittsburgh
Frederick
Emma Shaw
Winchester
Karl Smith
R. H. Davidge
Albert F. Smith
Cumberland
Emory Bell
Lewis Baumann
Washington
John Hersnberger
East Third Street
James Difendal
The
Central Trust Co
Atlantic City
New York
Missey Blanche
Hallie Miller
North Market Street
Hanover
George F Fosa
West Second Street
Ocean City
Charles Sifford
Michacob B. Tyson
East Church Street
Richardson
Charlestown
W. Va
F. B. Smith
Court Square
Frank Trimmer
York, Pa
Lloyd Miller
Welen Carty Jones
Washington, D.C
Mary Elizabeth Carty
East Second Street
Joseph D. Baker
Charlotte Baker
Wolf, Wyoming
Albert W. Remsberg
Melvin Shank
Middletown
Ocean Grove N. J
Harriet Floyd
Bessie Floyd
Liberty Hill
8. C
Hammond Urner
William Meredith Smith
Hena Lines
Mt Zion
William H. Stockman
Paul Stauffer
Watson
Cotlege Park
Robert H. Williams
Walbrook
Grahame Johnson
Walkersville
Williams
Presbyterian Church
John L. Renn
Robert Doty
Louise
Cambridge
Ohio
Willie Derr
Dorothy
Ruth
Richard and
David Derr
C. H. Conley
Frederick, Apent Sunday
Lee Ranneberger
Missionary Couple to Open Central India Station
Rev Leslie Lease of Frederick and his wife plan to reach Lalitpur in the United Provinces of Agra and Oudh to begin missionary work. They depart from San Francisco due to the European war, expect a 3000 mile detour, and will face extreme heat with nine months of little rain. They will visit Japan and China before Calcutta, then proceed to Lalitpur by November 1 to join local efforts evangelizing 21 000 people in a 40 square mile district with only one existing missionary.
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Allahabad
Lease
Frederick
Lalitpur
United Provinces
Agra
Oudh
San Francisco
Globe
Mr. Lease
Atlantic Ocean
New York
Rev
Mrs. Lease
India
LaNtour
Rev Lease
Ching
Japan
Nev
Mia
Tiase
Yor
Ja Union
Chicago
Meg
China
Calcutta
Baseball Scores American League
At St Louis, Louis 5 Athletic 3. Batteries Wellman Severeld Na home Mir Away Washington 7 Chico Htennings. At Detroit 2 1 13 fnn.gss. Batteries Rath Thomas Jame Stanage Standing of the Clubs Wit 04 WT. PG Boston 673 Mark 53 gi 486 Detroit 742 Ges Cleveland 44 70 36 Chicago 43 612 St Louis 44 72 379 Washington 58 55 013 Athletic 35 78 310
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Kavy
Washington
Chico- Htennings
Gaila
Cicotte
Daly
New York
Cleveland
Fisher
Alexander
Klepter
Wit
WT. PG
Boston
Ges'Clevend
Chicaso
St Louis
Wahin
Athletic
National League scores and standings from Philadelphia and New York
In Philadelphia games the Phillies beat Cincinnati 8 to 0 in the first game and 6 to 6 in the second. At Boston the Red Sox defeated Chicago 2 to 0. New York won both ends of a 9 to 1 and 7 to 5 doubleheader, while Brooklyn lost 5 to 3 in the first game and 3 to 2 in the second. Standings show Philadelphia leading with 62 wins and 59 losses, St Louis 57 and 61, Brooklyn 54 and 62, Pittsburgh 54 and 62, Cincinnati 52 and 69, New York 52 and 69, Chicago 67 and 37, and Boston 52 and 69.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Demaree
Burns
McAeeovery
Clarke
Hoston
Boston
Chicago
Rudolph
Gowdy
Vaughn
Brisnahat
New York-New York
Pittabureh
Peryers
Harmon
Gilson
Zureh
New York
Mamaur
Gibson
Kenton
Hooin
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Sailee
Snyder
Smith
McCarty
Rattois
Coombs
W.L. PG
Philada
St Louis
Brookin
Hi Pittsbrze
Toston
Federal League Scores From Chicago Newark and Baltimore
In Chicago St Louis split with Chicago taking game one 4 to 2 as Crandall Hartley Prennan and Fischer worked for Chicago and Premiergagg Fischer Davenport Hartley for St Louis. Newark saw Hutalg secure a 3 1 win backed by Anderson Blair Kaiser Ma Rarigen. Baltimore hosted Brooklyn with Baltimore winning 4 to 2 behind Fin nerin Land Lecair Owens and Brooklyn countering with Suggs Kerr DBluejacket Simon. Pittsburgh Kansas City not scheduled.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Crandall
Hartley
Prennan
Fischer
St. Loui
Premiergagg
Davenpoort
Newark
Hutalg
Anderson
Blair
Kaiser- Ma
Rarigen
Baltiore
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Finnerin
Lecair
Owens
Suggs
Kerr
Dbluejacket
Simon
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Stoned on Public Highway Near Broad Way Attack
Dr Getzendanner and Austin Rhoads were struck by stones as they walked home from Enos Kemp's on a Birmingham farm road near Broad Way. A white man approached as two more stones flew, with no warning noise. They describe a roadway loitering gang and will aid authorities to capture the assailants.
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Broadway
Suam
Market Street
Getzendaner
Austin KE. Rhoads
Getzendanner
Simick
Dr. Getzendanner
Vic Iiteads
Enos Kemp
Whelines
Birmingham
J. F. Stine
Getzendenner
Asailants
South Market Street
Property deeds and marriage licenses listed in court notices
Deeds transferred among multiple parties including S Newman, Gil more Rt, Flaudt, and Susan Stauffer with sums noted. Also W L. PC to George B. Moxley with property in West Pittshurt and surrounding areas. Newark to Brooklin and Chicago references appear. Frederick flower garden opening attendance noted. Marriage licenses issued for Melvin B Chilcoat and Josephine N Wirth of Baltimore. W Glenn Routzahy and Eva M Hightman of Middletown and Burkattsville referenced.
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S Newman
Gilmore Rt. Flaudt
City
Stauffer
Annie E. Hahn
William T. Moxley
W.L. PC
George "B. Moxley
W. Pittshrt
St Louis
Newark
Chicago
Melvin B Chilcoat
Josephine N. Wirth
Baltimore
W. Glenn Routzahy
Middletown
Eva M. Hightman
Burkattsvile
Ten Go To Shore Vacation Heads To Ocean City
Ten persons traveled to the seashore this morning for vacations. Six went to Atlantic City, three planned Ocean City Massachusetts, and one headed to Ocean City New Jersey.
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Perons
Atlantic City
Ocean City
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Gritan
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W. Rohrer
Health Department
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Eli G. Haugh
Register of Wills
Fenton Thomas
Fred. W. Cramer
Ralph O
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Browny
Monterne
Jones
Rogram
Buckerstown
Storr
Thomas Park
Hopping Frog
Red Bird
Girls
Buckers
Tien H. Lewis
West
Maryland College
Westminster
Reputabie Phy
Hall
Cheney & Co
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Cheney &@ Co
Empire
Wilie” Hamilton
Witte
Rodker
Mayor Fraley
Willard F. Perry
W. G Eader Fmpire
EL Louis
B. Batteries
Wellman
Severeld
Nahome Mir
National League
Alexsander
Federal League
Dr. H. F. Getzendanner
Austin Rhoads
Houston
Peter Bissett
Ick
Modenis
Aan
George Bivery Emory L, Collentz
L. A. Chiswell Francis H. Engle
Abraham Hemp
Thos. B. Johnson
Thos
Hayward John C. Lamar
R. Rush Lewis
Frank €. Norwood
Eutaw
D. Nalghbagy Bon
C. Parry
Richard P. Ross
Renn Chas
Worthemer Maximus Whitehill
Newton M. Zentz
Trust Company OF Maryland
Blair Lee
Dernard O. Thomas
Emerson C. Harrington
Baltimore & Ohio
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Frederick Gas and Electric Dept
Eagerstown and
Frederick BE
East Patrick Street
Eiace
Lulu Landis Shepherd
Ata
Howe
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