Senate clash over amendment to District bill shields chair
Senator Blair Lee clashed with Vice-President Marshall over an amendment to the District of Columbia Appropriation bill. Lee appealed a ruling he called unwarranted, but the roll call ended 60 to 1 in favor of sustaining the chair. Senator John Walter Smith’s District bill had faced delays and aimed to open District schools to children from Maryland and Virginia, drawing support and opposition on the floor.
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Blair Lee
Maryland
Marshall
Senate
District of Columbis
Lee
Renasot Lee
Maryiender
Smith Champion
Bill
John Walter Smith
Virginia
Smith
Shafroth
Colorado
Marah
Dnley
Bedting
Social fashion trends favor Victorian silhouettes this season
New York reports fashion momentum from Christmas to Easter with demand for stylish clothes and variety. The Victorian silhouette dominates while older women avoid extreme circular street styles. Moderate fullness with pleats and pockets lengthens the line, and individuality comes from careful corset choice and subtle color and trim differences.
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New York
Fighter Dies From Blow In Amateur Sparring Match
Chicago January 19 John Zajaczkow ski died from brain hemorrhage after being knocked out Friday night in an amateur sparring match at the White Cove Athletic club. His opponent Leo Jagla was arrested.
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Chicago
John Zajaczkowski
White Cove Athletic Club
Leo Jagla
Germans Rush to Serbia Through Hungary
Bucharest dispatch reports trains filled with German soldiers moving through Hungary toward the Serbian frontier to join the planned Austrian assault on Serbia.
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Serbia
Bucharest
Hungary
Her Nice Little Plan Telegraph Snippet
A brief dialogue from the Loudon Telegraph features a plan discussed by two speakers. The exchange centers on gaining consent, managing finances, and borrowing from family, with anticipation that one person may eventually step in to help.
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Cather
Tore
Bexin
Mamma
Loudon Telegraph
Nite Neighbors Despair Over Theft At Shed
A Kansas City Journal item reports a neighborhood conflict where residents complain of daily thefts. One resident notes items vanishing from a shed while another questions why a padlock was added. The exchange hints at rising fear and neighborly tension.
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Kansas City Journal
Community notices from Liberty town and surrounding area
Local church events include Christian Endeavor in Libertytown Methodist Protestant church on January 24 at 6 p.m. and preaching services in other churches. Notable social items cover Miss Regina Diller winning a village ballot for most popular young lady, moving picture shows, library program updates, and various visits, entertainment programs, and recitals at the Methodist Protestant and Methodist Episcopal churches.
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J O W. Parris
Methodist Episcopal Church
DA. Foard
Misa Maude Jones
Frederick
Edna
Albaugh
Clifton Comedy Company
Unionville
Olive Bowlus
Middletown
Esther Diebel
Woodsboro
Clifton Company
Baltimore
Regina Diller
Edith Carter
Fred H. Miller
Diller
Public School
Tonsaline Sore Throat Remedy Ad
An old style advertisement touts Tonsaline as the standard sore throat remedy. It urges buying a bottle at druggists, priced around $1.00, with warnings about immediate use for relief and a reminder to have it on hand for tomorrow. It mentions a hospital and druggists.
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Ile
Dmg
Hospital
Christmas Programs and Local Social News Digest
Recitations and songs titled Who Santa Clara Was NL Awful Luck Sleep Little Yabo The First Christmas Day A Little Vehemer The Birds Christmas Carol Good ye Christmas Way were performed. Neighbors and relatives visited Paul Klipp and family including Maurice Matu Marion Marshall Viola Nellie Whitmore Sion and John Klipp Jo and William Blank Jr Melissa Klipp Alice Susie Miller and Miss Nellie Whitmore attended gatherings and a spelling bee at Valley View school was held January 15 Miss Alice Kipp won the first bee and Miss Fannie Bunsard the second.
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Paul Klipp
Mra
Maurice Matu
Marehall
Viola
Nellie Whitmore
Sion
John Klipp
William Blank
Melissa Kiipp
John Kipp
Alice
Susie Miller
Middletown
Harry Klipp
Newton A. S. Busaard
Near
Paul Kipp
Valley View School
Alice Kipp
Fannie Bunsard
Thomas Coblentz
Braddock Heights
Mesers
Charles Wastler
David Kline
Edgewood
Maurice Whitmore
Familly
Emory Biser
Frederick
John Kupp
LUCKETTS NEWS AND BIRTHDAY MARKS IN LAN DER AREA
Mrs Mollie Bready returns to Lucketts after visiting Mr and Mrs John Harris. The Lan der spelling bee on January 14 drew a large crowd at the schoolhouse. Mr and Mrs Charles Fawley visit Mount Sidney VA with Rev Asa Nickerts. Mrs E C Wright marks her 84th birthday on January 14 with visitors including Miss Mary Welling of Howard county and Mr Frank Wright of Washington.
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M. P. Parsonage
Libertytown
Gertrude Wright
Emmitsburg
Misa Carrie Myers
Oscar Smallwood
Crownsville
Stephen D
Judah
Delia Smith
Githerine Lescaled
Gladys Albaugh
Viola Smith
Tom Ganiner
Dolly
Ruth Rippeon
Bessie Smith
Ellen Lasdaled
Charlotte Stone
Class of Children
Ann Smith
Olive Thomas
Webster Lease
Genevieve Gardner
Melvin Lescaled
Santa Claus
Carrie Smith
Entha Keyser
Frank Hammaker
Margaret
Mary Welling
Howard County
Frank Wright
Washington, D.C
Badly Armed
A Philadelphia Ledger quip notes Binks often hits the tail on the head but usually drives it into the wrong place, reflecting a columnist wit about a public figure's misjudged actions.
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Phladelphia Ledger
Will case claims undue influence over testatrix
Plaintiffs rest in the Bentz will case alleging undue influence on the testatrix. The court refused a prayer, ordered defense to proceed, and more prayers may follow after testimony. Beatz estate divided: $2000 for a monument, $250 for Mt Olivet lot trust, Faubel given house on West Patrick, Mattoon a Singer sewing machine, residue to Frank L. Stoner in trust for life for Ru fus k Faubel, then cash to bequests to Catherine D. B. Trimmer, Margaret H. Young, John L. D. Bentz, infant children of Daniel Bentz, and $3000 in trust for Margaret Faubel with future issue to John D. and Margaret Faubel’s children.
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Frank L. Stoner
Rufus Kk. Faubel
Catherine DB. Trimmer
Margaret H. Young
John LD. Bentz
Daniel Bentz
New Midway
Margaret Faubel
John D
Margaret Faubie
British Cruiser Berwick Sinks Hamburg liner Praesident
Havana reports the Berwick sank the Hamburg-American liner Praesident off Havana nine miles out on Sunday night en route from Porto Rico to Havana. The Cuban state department confirmed the sinking via assistant secretary Senor Acada.
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Praesident
Hamburg-American Company
Havana
Berwick
Cuban State Department
Senor Acada
Porto Rico
Brig. Gen. C. H. Tompkins Dies at 84 in Washington
Brigadier General Clares C Tompkins U S Army retired died in Washington on January 18 aged eighty four. He was born in Fort Monroe Virginia and received a Congressional Medal of Honor for gallantry at Fairfax Court House Virginia in 1864.
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C. H. Tompkins
Werhington
Jan
Clares
Carroll County Jurors Drawn for February Petit Jury
Judge Thomas draws Carroll county petit jurors for the February term starting February 8. Districts listed include Taneytown Uniontown Myers Westminister Hampstead Franklin New Windsor Union Bridge Mount Airy and more with jurors named from each district.
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Thomas
Willam H. Thomas
Circuit Court
Carroll County
Taneytown
Newton
A. Reludollar
Edward
Harner
Uniontown
Willow E Keefer
Samuel A. Bare
Myers
George T. Steyer
Oliver (. Shell
Woolving
John D. Armacent
Edward Martin
Freedom
Charles H. Sullivan
Manchester
Nelson Grove
John C. Hunt
George M. Hoffman
Weastminster
Adam Rupert
George N. Hunter
John W. T. Eyler
Arthur L. Stonsifer
Hampstead
Frederick Neudecker
Charles W. Faltz
Franklin
Jeese A. Baer
Middleburg
Perry G. Lowman
New Windsor
Edward Carlisle
AHEAD OF BOWELS CLEANING PROMISES
A vintage health ad urges relief from biliousness with Cascarets a ten cent box from the druggist. It claims a clean liver and bowels, a sweet stomach, and a clear head, noting children enjoy the taste and it never gibes or sickens.
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Hars
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