Automobiles Intoxicated Driving Fined At Frederick Fair
In Lower Obert Magistrate Gennis imposed a 250 dollar fine on Roydal W. Gill of Baltimore for operating an automobile while intoxicated. Gill appealed to the Circuit Court. state witnesses testified this morning before Judges Worthington and Peter. Judge Worthington warned that drunken motorists endanger the public.
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Sincecree's
Denal
Maal George Nis, Jr
Roydal W. Gill
Baltimore
Operaton Automobile
G. H. Worthingby
Ta Jets
Persens
Magiste Dennis
Gill
Alan M. Wood
Circuit Court
Worthington
Peter
Boy Healed After Spine Surgery in Altoona Hospital
Four year old Kenneth Geist, born in 1909, was hospitalized since Christmas 1913 with spinal tuberculosis. Doctors removed the diseased vertebrae and grafted bone from his right leg, enabling him to walk and play again. The surgeons’ success brings a hopeful Christmas discharge.
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Altoona
Kenneth Geist
Kenneth
Firing at Casino Hotel Leads to Guilty Conviction
Easton Pa December 20 Jared Orr twenty seven was convicted before Judge Brodhead of burning the Casino hotel two miles from Delaware Water Gap in Northampton county. Orr was hotel cafe manager and is alleged to have set the fire after being discharged. The building and contents were destroyed on June 25. Sentence deferred.
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Fallow
Mac
Easton
Jared Orr
Brodhead
Casino
Delaware Water Gap
Northampton County
Orr
Charles T. Nightingale
Philadelphia
Captain Boy-Ed Recall by U S Demand
The German naval attaché Captain Wilhelm von Boy-Ed was recalled to Berlin at the insistence of the United States amid tensions over German submarine warfare. The move signalsDiplomatic strain following Berlin's policy challenges and U S protests.
Peace Party Arrives in Christiania Norway Amid Snow
A peace delegation aboard the Oscar I, including Henry Jori, a Detroit car maker, landed in Christiania. The city lay snowbound with ten degree below zero. A small crowd of students and journalists greeted the visitors as they were quartered in top hotels. No official reception planned, but the Students Society will host a mass meeting.
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Christiania
Norway
Henry Jori
Detroit
Students’ Society
Bombard Metz and Apremont raids reported by French
Official French statement describes four French airmen dropping forty bombs on the Sablons railroad station near Metz and targeting German lines at Apremont south of St Mihiel with excellent results. The report also notes heavy bombardment of German positions and ongoing raids near Metz and the fortress area.
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Fortress
London
Metz
Apremont
St. Mihiel
Hnes
Sablons
St Michiel
Apremont Salient
Bean Ballots Through Ancient Elections
A fragmented note recalls ancient voting with black and white beans to elect magistrates. A white bean signified a treat while a black bean indicated a negative vote. The passage hints at ritualized balloting and a ritual of bean spillage when a participant failed.
What Did it Mean A Petice Beer in a Scottish Kirk
A fragment from a Scottish kirk note hints at a church purpose tied to reformation and moral regulation. The text mentions a te for the localization of mar in a puzzling, partially legible line.
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Mar
Walkersville church dedicates $3000 pipe organ
The Grade Reformed Church at Walkersville formally dedicated a new Moller organ costing 3000 dollars, aided by a 700 dollar Carnegie grant. The project included a velvet Brussels carpet and electric lights, bringing total improvements to about 3500 dollars funded for. Rev H M J Kiun preached the dedication in the morning with Rev Ernest E Weaver, pastor, among those who spoke or offered greetings.
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F. & M. College
E. E. Weaver
Grade Reformed Church
Walkersville
Moller
Carnegie Corporation
Cilc
Stottlemyer
W. A. Stottlemyer
M. KE
Waynesboro
Harlan Summers
H. M. J Kiin
Traunkiin and
Marshall College
Ernest E. Weaver
Glade Charge
Woodsboro
George Edward Smith
Arthur Day
M. &. Church
Abner H. Cramer
Allen
Charles Shilke
Lutheran Church
Paul I. Holdcraft
United Brethren Church
Nellie
Heith Nicodemus
John E. Cramer
Fred Myers
J. E. Myers
Baltimore
Myers
Reformed Parsonage
A. M
W. B. StotuUlemyer
David Cramer
Minnie Lease
John E Cramer
Messrs
M. Orlando Ramsburg
Armstrong G. McKinney
Newton A. Fulton
David A. Devilbiss
Thomas L. Cramer
Father saves drowning daughter from Moansup River
In Central Village Connecticut Frank Wheerten risks his life to rescue his five year old daughter Hazel after she slipped through a bridge railing into the swift Moansup River. He reaches the water forty feet downstream and pulls her to shore, while the other child suffers no harm. Barbed wire desert guard warnings are reported nearby.
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Central Village
Conn
Dee
Hazel
Frank Wheerten
Rurv Road
Tanlac hailed by Cumberland man in public appeal
John Habert Swisher, a motorman from Cumberland, recounts his relief from stomach trouble nightmare, gas and heaviness after using Tanlac. He says digestion improved, appetite returned, constipation vanished, and he now feels clear headed. Williamson's drug store in Frederick distributes the medicine with public interaction.
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Tantac
Aehae
Maryland
Habert Guisher
Cumberland Electric Ry. Co
Naker Street
Cumberland
Tanlac
Tanlat
Mr. Swisher
Frederick
Williamson’s
Three Killed as Jitney Bus Hit by Train at Crossing
In Vandergrift Pennsylvania a jitney bus carrying seven passengers was struck by a railroad train at a grade crossing in West Apollo. Three men from Vandergrift died George Hoine fifty four Robert Millian thirty seven and Clifford McCORE aged twenty three. Two others were fatally or seriously injured and one escaped. Doctors say the injured may live only a few hours.
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Vandergrift
West Apollo
Here
George Hoine
Robert Millian
Clifford MiCorre
Vandererit
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