Braddock Heights Porch Club Dance and visiting guests noted
August 31 notices list guests at multiple Braddock Heights cottages including Elliott family from Washington and Frederick visitors. Braddock Heights Porch Club hosted a program dance to raise funds for stone pillars on Maryland Avenue with local entertainers, prizes, and future elimation and silver cup contests announced. preparations for fairs and fetes noted with dates and venues.
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Braddock Heights
Elliot
Herbert Elliot
Wade
Flint
Washington
Doll Cottage
Adnabell Dil
Frederick
Helen Hvintein
Rest Cottage
Hedinger
Wherrett
and Mise Wallace
Baltimore
Mra. Tatbo
Dayton
Stonehurst
Mra
H. C. Bradley
E. J. Baker
Mias E.baker
Washington, D. C
Nibrah House
Mr. Lemmert
Moser
Fraser
Thomas Stone
Price
Wethereville
Mellor
Graham
Sykesville
Washington Cottage
Elijah Williams
Williams
Annapolis
Jeanette Brooka
Naomi Coblentz
Ruth Coblentz
Grace Rembe
Estelle Stone
George Hoskins Morgan
Noel Haller
Bala
Irene Hought
Paul Ardeeser
Opel
Ies
Tyson's Town
Braddoch Heights
Willset
Mra. Moerkey’s
Injunction Not Granted In Lawson Burgee Dispute At Urbana
Circuit Court refused to grant an injunction preventing Gabriel Burgee from haying on John W. Lawson property near Urbana, citing late relief after the crop was harvested. Burgee was fined $10 for trespassing. case stretched months with ongoing litigation. Lawson’s side represented by Stoner & Weinberg. Burgee by Wil lard and Delatter. Also notes Rev Holmes Lamar preached at Jones Spring. motor delay. U boats renew at London. two furnaces restarted at Granite City. brief ads and quips follow.
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Ypaterday
Circuit
John W. Lawson
Gabriel Burgee
Urbana
Lawson
Justice Posey
Mr. Lawson
Stoner & Weinberg
Burgee
A. D. Willard
H. K. Delatter
Wintry Weather Crashes Across Midwest and Plains
Temperatures fall sharply from Canada into the upper Midwest and Great Lakes regions. Frosts and ice cause crop damage including melons potatoes and garden produce. Central Iowa northern counties report corn and potato losses totaling around 200000 to 3000. Marathon County Wisconsin sees significant losses to potatoes and garden crops from a killing frost.
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Chicago
Mississiori
Missouri River
Atlantic
Fae
Indiana
Ohio
Iowa
Marathon County
Wisconsin
U S Shipping Takes Leap in Foreign Trade Peak
Washington August 31 reports show American vessels in foreign trade reach a peak not seen since 1863 with 2768 ships totaling 1 813 775 tons for the year ended June 30. Increase largely from new registry law, as US edges toward France and Norway in maritime stature.
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Washington
United States
France
Norway
Department of Commerce
Six Hurt in Horton Motor Accident near Lancaster
Aug 23 report from Lancader Pa states a fleeting scar of an automobile owned and driven by Woodie Heineman of Columbia broke and crashed into a concrete wall on the Columbia pile. Six persons were injured two seriously. The injured include Heineman and his wife, Michael Smith and Mrs. Michael Smith, Vet Henehireh of Colomia, and Marty Meyers of Lancaster.
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Horton
Lancader
Woodie Heineman
Columbia
Perenne
Ee Mires
Heine
Hitg
Michael Smith
Columbid
Vet Henehireh
Colemia
Marty Meyers
Lancaster
Peace meeting eyed as Mexico talks loom
A Washington report says a peace conference may invite neutral Mexican territory to form a provisional government with participation by independent Mexicans. Pan American delegates could handle details while Carranza defenses redeploy around Monterey amid Villa and Zapata factions showing resolve to act without him. Dispatches note the killing of E B F Welles, an American auditor for Tabasco Plantation, by bandits who derailed a train and shot passengers.
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Washington
México
Cai Tang
Villa
Zapata
Carranza
Mexico
Monterey
Vera Crustel
Mit
EB. F. Welles
Tabasco
Welles
Kaiser Gift Ship Taken Near Tripoli
A French torpedo boat captured a Greek flagged sailing vessel near Tripoli carrying Turkish sailors German coin scimitars and gifts. An embossed Arabic letter from Kaiser William to the Senoussi chief praised Allah and urged victory against infidels with arms and money sent.
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Paris
Tripoli
Senoussi
William
Charlemagne
Allah
U S AIDS Italians Insists on Turks Releasing Women
In Rome Aug 31 Thomas Nelson Page American ambassador pressed Baron Sonnino on Italian subjects in Turkey. The U S government urged that Italian women and children in Constantinople be allowed to depart, asking that they be embarked on American ships. the Porte has been notified an American warship in Smyrna harbor can take them.
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Constantinople
Rome
Thomas Nelson ‘Page
Baron Sonnino
Turkey
United States
Pan-Cdmpa
Porte
Smyrna
Postmaster Held Over Stamp Cancellation Shortage Claim
Sunbury Pa Aug 31 Lewis C Herbert postmaster of the fourth class Shamokin Dam office was arraigned before U S Commissioner Norman Engle and held under $600 bail for the October federal term He pleaded that any shortage resulted from confusion caused by his wife running the office.
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Sunbury
Lewis C. Herbert
Shamokin Dam
United States
Norman
Engle
Herbert
Boy Captures Hawk at Norwood Coops in Caldwell NJ
A nine year old boy from Lincoln Terrace Caldwell captured a hawk measuring four feet tip to tip after jamming his cap over its head. The hawk, valued pigeons in a coop, will be offered to Bronx Zoo. The boy owns a pigeon and hen house and lost a valued pouter pigeon worth 50 dollars in the incident.
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Jama
Caldwell
N. J
C. Wilson
Norwood
Lincoln Terrace
Bronx
Erard Kepner
Wilson P. Smith
Kepner & Smith
Norwad
Weather forecast muddled report from Atlantic City to New York
Fragmented weather notes mention Atlantic City Buffalo Chicago New Orleans New York Philadelphia St Louis Washington and unclear conditions. The text shows cloudy and fair terms with misread words and possible warmer trend but lacks coherent forecast details.
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Atlantic City
Buffalo
Chicago
New Orleans
New York
Philadelphi
Bt. Louis
Washington
Britain to ease ban on German Austrian goods to US
Washington reports Britain will permit shipment of German and Austrian goods contracted before March 2, including toys and dyestuffs, currently stranded at Rotterdam. The move aims to relieve American importers and holiday suppliers, though scope beyond docked orders remains uncertain.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Rotterdam
Nottedam
State Department
Andador
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Tone
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E. R. Monfort
U. S
Kaiser
War Department
Fort Stevens
Oregon
Chamberlain
Toledo
Jota Stader
Bloomsburg
Brightsiles
L. H. Booth
Rupert
Sness
Kaiser’s Gift Ship
U.S
Boy
Hawk
Sudummer Resorts
HOTEL
Richmond
Kentucky Ave. & Beach
Boardwalk
M. L. Johnson
Monticello
Kentucky
Bkiet
A. C. Ekholm
201S&t
Garrett
Oggrange, JR
Central Trust Building
Frederick, MD
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Emory C. Crum
Sick
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Annie Sherwood Hawks
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Mike Traty
Dane
Barenwonkral
Braddock Teere
Winchester
Ted Best
Yargsins
Frederick County
Wien
Cramer & Stauffer
Calvin R. Coblentz
Middletown
County Commierionie
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Mredethke
Democrate
Varley
Geo. C. Huffre
H. &. Witter
House of Delegates
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Ballenger
Harry Wood
New Market District
Giles of Ay
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Mt. Pleasant
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Sherif
Preserick
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George. W. Boe
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Athens
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Proderick County
James A, Jones
Marcidémons
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Charles H. Klup
Bhertff
C. Rambburg
Frederick District
Mysel
MARION _C. MILLER
Wondabore
Promaing
Roy E. Leatherman
Wailkeraville
Frederik County
Maryland
Robert BK. Cromwell
Walkersyile Imatrict
Harry G. Tritapor
Marlila Cmonr&w
Republican Party
WM. C. Roderick
State Senate
George L Kaupmak
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House of Lielepiten
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Aroll L. Smith
Walkernville
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Stath
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JurbdéFwip
Freuderick W. Cramer
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LB Mullinex
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Marlies
Alfred W. Gaver
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Middistowm
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Democratic Party
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Jefferson District
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Mrédderick Gunty
Geo. T. Rodbruck
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Rederick Opal
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Burkittsvile District
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Prince of of
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Walkersville
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Samual D. Thomar
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