State News Roundup From Many Maryland Localities
Reports from Maryland note Richard Mitchell's death at Ranapails and Virgil Weber, a brakeman killed in Qumberland yard, and four main streets in Qumberland to be paved with firebrick. Midshipman Samuel Westray Jr. died at the Naval Academy. Ostia Mills woolen department fire near Ellicotts City. Albert Cooper jailed in haston for shooting John Clamper Jr. Local politics include William Collins seeking the Democratic State Senate nomination. The Hagerstown Ministerial Association weighs a curfew law, and Jahn Simpers faces trial for Albert Constable’s murder. The Maryland cruiser will tour Baltimore in September to receive a token from locals. Lutheran churches in Fankstown and Beaver Creek vote to call Rev. Marno S. Sharp, who graduates in June from Gettysburg seminary.
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Richard Mitchell
Ranapails
Virgil Weber
Qumberland
Samuel Westray
Bettie, Jr
Naval Academy
Ostia Mills
Ellicots City
Albert Cooper
John Clamper
Haston
Wiliam Collins
Talbot County
Higerstown
Jahn Simpers
Albert Constable
Cecil County
Maryland
Baltimore
Fankstown
Beaver Creek
Washington County
Marno S. Sharp
David B. Floyd
Sharp
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Social World Pound Party at Frederick Residence
A delightful pound party was held at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Geisinger’s Frederick home on February 11 with many attendees from Frederick and nearby Rocky Ridge, sharing games and refreshments in the dining room later. The piece also notes the Abbotts Bromley horn dance in England and an erratic, garbled local report from Shamokin about a woman’s ailment and a telephoned scam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Geisinger
Mr. Orom
Allan Cline
Arthur Bayley
John White
George Burk
Harry Linton
Wille Baer
Andrew Phylips
Charley Diggs
Frederick
Clarence Geisinger
Rocky Ridge
Cram
Violet Shull
Osrrie Andrews
Margie
Hazle Bailey
Katie Freed
Hatila Bantx
Mable Randles
Millis Michael
Nona Baer
Myrtle
Allie Galsinger
Geisinger
Har
Rosey Miller
Fiendish Crime at New York Rail Yard
A man, hands tied and his clothing soaked in kerosene, was set on fire by fellow workers in the roundhouse yards of the New York Central railroad. Max Spitz, a car cleaner, led to the attack and escaped after rolling in the snow. a surgeon found extensive burns on his hands and body. Henry Reisen, a watchman, was arrested but denies knowledge of the assault.
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New York
Lfis
Max Spitz
New York Central Railroad
Spitz
Round House
Npen
Henry Reisen
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Jierman Stanley Cheney
Cheney
Satan
Elon
Sermaton
J. Ford
Te Peoples Corpiiny
United Aline Workers Distand
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Hartford
Timothy Shea
Stanford
Temior
Jane d. Shinford
Rosenstock Bros
Patriot Jet
Victor Remmypres Co
Frederick, Md
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WM. H. Shipley
North Markst Steer
Strayer
W. Saratoga St
United States
Remington
Smith
Renier
Oliver Tynewelters
Markey'’S
Goodhart's Cafe
Doll's
Prompt Service
Zeeley
Keeley Institute
North Capitol
Washington
Pau
Chichester
Doll Bros
Benny
Iful
Embroidery News
Oxford
Browne
C. Thos. Kemp
North Market Street
Carty
Jess
Carty’s Furniture
E. Patrick St
Fred’, Ma
Walker & Bennett
Merchant Tailoring
Schloss Bros. & Go
B. Rosenour & Sons
Market and
Patrick Streets
W. L Douglas
A. R. Yeakle
James E. Doll
J. W. Morrin
First Nat
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Frederick Co
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Comertos
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