Truck Becomes Obstacle as Freight Hits Crossing in Dense Fog
An automobile track owned by Aaron L. Syler was demolished when an eastbound Baltimore and Ohio freight train struck it at the Catoctin crossing near Potomac river. Five men riding in the truck escaped before the crash as fog hindered visibility. they fled moments before the impact, and the train crushed the vehicle, scattering debris along the tracks.
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Aaron L. Syler
Baltimore and Gio
Catoctin Crossing
Owhak
Heger
Liebard Whipp
Joseph Reuss
Kenneth Wicktam
George Hartsock
Thi City
Potomac River
Catoctim
Hartseck
Endeath
New Sleeve Vogue of Knickerbockers
Fashion note reports knickerbockers for girls surge in spring demand with reinforced designs. Side buttons, adjustable belts, and dust exclusion buckles improve movement and comfort in camel hair velour checks homespuns and tweeds. Anomalous line about battery placement appears unrelated.
Two men fined for bootlegging in Rockville
In Rockville Maryland February 27 judge Samuel Higgs fined Ashins ton Fox 3200 and costs and sentenced six months to the House of Correction with part suspended for violation of the local option law. Officers found a still a half barrel mash and liquor at Fox's Buck Lodge area home. Fox claimed the equipment belonged to his brother Samart Fer and said no connection to liquor production. Similar six months with suspension was imposed on James F. Elkins a Barnesville farmer after officers found paraphernalia at his home.
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Rockville
Ashinston Fox
Stieherd T. White
Buck Lodge
Samuel Higgs
House of Correction
Fox
Connie
Samart Fer
Viquer
House of Corres
Tron
Riese
James F. Elkins
Barnesville
Harrison Widow Likely To Stay Abroad After Release
Baltimore reports Mrs. Marzuerine Harrison remains overseas for an extended period. Dr. Ames, her brother, cites a cable from her saying she arrived in Tiga after release from a Moscow prison with help from the American Red Cross in Russia.
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Baltimore
Ted
Marzuerine Fo Harrison
Himeore
America
Accord Masta
Joseph S. Ames
Junne Hephie
Tarvergir
Ames
Harrison
Jaci
Tiga
American Teliefs Administration
Russia
Sii
Moscow
Script
Ames Imlay
Wis. Harrison
County Auction Nets Strong Prices Despite Market Slump
Large crowd at the public sale of farming implements on the Hesensteck farm near Gas House Wheel Crusts realized 35 042 05 in total. Horses sold from 50 to 100 dollars, cattle from 15 to 60, and machinery plus stock sold briskly. Auctioneer Faby Thurow and clerk Josep Sassard oversaw the session, with several smaller sales noted around the region including near Licketts and Georgetown Plan South.続
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George W. MM
Reelke
Hesensteck
Hoa Sulan Che Mnachinery
Lny
Faby
Thurow
Josep ML Sassard
SLIOO
Lrege
Ft JoLm
Vrewder
W.O Kolb
Licketts
Potomac
Tieghs
James T. Dorsey
Moentcomerr County
W. A. Tritapoe
Georgetown
Mrhana
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Europe
Ailen
Ford
Lincoln
City Opera House
Kibble’s
Tom
Ani
D. E.cline
Buckingham
Central Trust Bank
Killian Kuality
Sauer Kraut
Boutte
Tex
Enterprise
Muscatel
Enterprise Cgrocery O. Webster Shinnich
North Market ST
STAR
Pictures
Neely Edwards
Lester Cuneo
Opera House
Warapay Mar
Wallie
Reid
Dotit Tarrington
Wally Reid
Paramount Picture
Central Trust Company of
Maryland
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Monrovia
Myersville
Thurmont
Union Bridge
A. G. Quynn & CO
Frederick, Maryland
Adilpeh Zukor pAgecy
William Demille Oo
AR Awene
Faw
Lion Agnes Ayres
May
McAvoyy Opera House Orchestra
Wallace Reid
Henoled Watte
Geo.s. Rodock & Son
S.carroll St
Malone
Auy
C. M. Malone
H. S. Landis
Helfenstein & Urner
North Market Street
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