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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1926

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2

Miller meeting plans in Maryland Virginia West Virginia District of Columbia

J H Woolridge Washington field representative of the National Millers Association promoted a gathering of the newly formed Hidge Millers Association at the France Scott Ker Hotel on Tuesday September 1. About 140 attendees expected with a dinner at 6 30 pm and a post dinner card party and dance for visiting women. Speakers include J Mo Stuart W T Marshall Sydney Anderson F Poindexter and Thomas I Yanne with more to be added. The event aims to unite milling interests for exchange of views and industry promotion. Woolridge will travel to Baltimore Southern Maryland and the Eastern Shore before returning next week to finalize plans. The Moores Creek Bridge site in North Carolina marks the first monument to a woman of the American Revolution Mary Slocumb rode sixty five miles at night to aid the wounded.

J H Woolridge Washington Field National Millers’ Association Hidge Milers’ Association Maryland Pennsylvania Vitginia West Virginia District of Columbia France Scott Ker Galf J Mo Stuart Millers Department of Agriculture W. TT Marshall Departmet of Agriculture Sydney Anderson National Federation of Millers F. Poindexter Richmont Piedmont Millers’ Association Thomas I. Yanne Richmond Woolridge Stuart Pennsylvania Millers' Association Baltimore Crill Roory Moore's Creek Bridge North Carolina Mary Slocumb

Prisoner Who Left Court Is At Trial

Leipler a suspect from Ca toctin Furnace faced a Monday hearing before Justice Guy Motter after his car overturned on the Enunitsburg pike. Witnesses, including five at the scene and state police, testified Leipler appeared intoxicated. The case was held open for defense testimony. Other defendants faced assorted charges with varied outcomes as the court convened.

Leipler Catoctin Guy K Motter Pight Hease Renuy Harp Reipler Iis Gertter RA Atkinson State

Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds in Local Court Records

The courts list multiple marriage license applicants from various states and ages, with names including Perry L Jacobs Grace Magaret FA LeRoy Rice Wenger Sara Frances Résheid Frank Ashley Lamborn Paul Gotz Mary Retht and others. Property deeds show transfers in Reading Maryland and surrounding counties with figures from ten to seventeen hundred dollars, naming grantors and grantees. The Brunswick district Democratic Central Committee convened at the mayor's office electing Charles H Moore as chairman and outlining an active campaign for the upcoming primary on September 24.

Perry L Jacobs Kansasity Kan Grace Magaret FA Petersville LeRoy Rice Wenger Sara Frances Résheid Reading Pa. Frank Ashley Crimes Blanche Viola Lamborn Leesburg Paul Gotz Mary Retht Ephrala Willam Jo Brookey Frederick Mabel M . Fouche Lyme Kiln William A Smith Anna Brown Trenton Chester A Wastler Wid Ower Yellow Springs Francia IL Perkins Washington Wade Hunton F Hitt Little Washington Flora [Shry Dickerson William EF Eliiett Cherrydale Mildred Y Loveless Landover New Democratic Central Committee Brunswick Charles H. Moore W. H. Marrington Joseph K. Chew C. H. Feete J. B. Cummings George W. Page Wlfl Goot Tr Levin West Joseph Www. Myer Gravns Jacob H. Moler Luther Malone George Hull John L. Mills

Prohibition Agents Seek Four as Distillery Robbery Links Grow

Prohibition agents expect four more arrests within days in a case tying a gang from Philadelphia to two major whiskey heists. The McGinnis Distillery in Carroll County was emptied of 160000 dollars worth of whiskey, shortly after a Holliday and Bath street raid in Baltimore. Authorities plan final accounting with five already in custody and four men sought.

Government Holliday Bath Streets Baltmore McGinnis Carroll County Prohibition Philadelphia

Five men arrested in Brunswilck lottery case

The five men arrested are all from A servant all of Ellinghausen has just won half a million marks 125000 In the Brunswilck State lottery Miss Lavonie Palmer of Melle 8S Oak haw ten Uving grandpar ents She has a great great grandmother three great grandmothers three great grandfathers two grandm others and a grandfather in addition to her parents.

Ellinghausen Brunswilck Lavonie Palmer Melle Oak

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