Pretty 19 Year-Old Stenographer Accused of Shoplifting
Marguerite Neff, 19, of Baltimore, a stenographer, faced charges from ten department stores after a spree of shoplifting. Police reported she admitted to the thefts and even proposed marriage to Sergeant Ferguson while in custody. Authorities found numerous stolen items, including 18 pairs of shoes, silk stockings, negliges, and wardrobe pieces, in her room at Calvert Street.
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Walkersville
Baltimore
Marguerite
Thew
Neff
Justice Johansen
Northeastern Police Court
Ferguson
Heraes
Wey “Esi
Ide Nuckols
Johansen
Maruerite
Yarax
Magistarte
O'Neil & Co
Hochschild, Kean & Co
Hutzler Bros
Joel Gutman
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Berheimer's
Scheinman & Co Fusenbere’s
Stewar, & Co
Brager's
Calvert Street
Sem
Pennsylvani Railroad
York
Getysburg College
Edgar Nom
Ute
France
Noft
Penney
Sani
Far-Sighted Frederick Coal Strike Survived
Frederick County residents credit preemptive stocking and local coal dealers for enduring a major coal strike. Stores and homes avoided hardship as supplies remained on hand through summer and into winter, while significant business firms faced tighter conditions.
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Fredanck
Frederick County
Sprite
Lind
Fritchietown
Senator McKellar To Address Suffrage Meeting
Senator Kenneth McKellar of Tennessee will be the principal speaker at a mass suffrage meeting organized by local activists for Tuesday night at the Court House. He is among the South’s ardent suffragists and has repeatedly supported woman suffrage in Congress, helping to advance the movement in the region.
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Railrowl
Kenneth McKellar
United States
Crom
Tennessee
McWwelthy
Senate
Tennessen
Tus
Teytra
Micy Sue White
Dust Government League of
Abty Tand
Tonne
McWellar
South
Alabama
McKelar
Memphis
Arch 6
Wis
Louisiane
Aga Hin
Ponth
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Ineo Samily
Comosser
Franklin Savings Bank
Frederick
A. Sm
James Houck
George W. Heinlein
Town Looted in Texas Amid Rising Tension
Fragmentary report describes unrest in a Texan town with looting and clashes. Outlines vague actions by armed groups, mentions General Angeles and Maz quiz as locations, and notes stores damaged or ransacked. Details unclear but indicate delayed order and security concerns.
Maryland Auto Tag Uptake Reflects Growing Auto Trust
Figures from Maryland Auto Commissioner E Austin Baughman show 84,500 licenses issued in 1919 with a 20 percent yearly rise. 1920 lease sales reach $104,000 in seven days, nearly matching December prior-year totals, as expectations of a late-year rush persist. Corralled notes mention uniform national traffic rules and road signs debated with officials in Washington.
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Maryland
E. Austin Baughmitn
Witt
Bangi- Wan
Doctor Warns on Tobacco Harms and Nicotol Remedy
New York report quotes Dr. Connor from Johns Working Hospital detailing progressive tobacco harms from smoking chewing or snuff. Symptoms include throat catarrh, indigestion, heart disease, nerve issues, and even cancer. He urges quitting and promotes Nicotal tablets with a money back guarantee from Steiner Bros. and J A Wilanamon.
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Connor
Johns Working Hospital
Nuding Steiner Bros
J. A. Wilelamaon
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