Frederick Man Slain In Duel With Watchman
Frederick man dies after a gunfight with Bayard Turner, a watchman, in a Hagerstown factory boiler room. Turner was wounded in the spine and breast but crawled to summon help. Schildt died later at Frederick County Hospital. Police suspect an attempted robbery as the motive and expect several arrests.
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Hagersom
Williams
Turner
Schildr
Hageretown
Schildt
Schild
Frederick
Sehild
Thurmont
Associated Press
Hagerstown
de Neved
Hagersown
T. H. Barber
Gas explosion rips Turner church injuring many
An acetylene gas blast wrecked a Turner Idaho Mormon chapel and recreation hall during a basketball game last night killing six and injuring about 20. The collapse trapped spectators near the exit as the ceiling came down and walls fell, with the janitor James McCann and relatives among the dead.
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Turner
Idaho
Day Saints
Centrals
Jidake
Teama
James McCann
Brigham McCann
Elmer Anderson
Ral Lowe
New York Girl Debuts State Opera Role
Miss Guilford made her state debut as a soprano in Pagliacci, singing with the opera company. The article notes her rising fame and mentions Baréas i Natette Guilford among the performers, highlighting her early achievement and future potential.
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NEA
New York
Baréas
Natette Guilford
Iric Coprane
Mag Wa Anneau
Nesday
Pagliac
Miss Guilford
Opera Con
Jacob M Newman dies at 83 from colic in Frederick County
Longtime Democrat Jacob Me Newman former state senator and coal dealer died at his residence aged 83 years three months and 15 days after a bout with colic blamed on moldy corn and damaged roughage. Survived by wife Catherine Shaw and children Elizabeth Emma Mary John Francis. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Jacob Me. Newman
New
Jacob Elizabeth Newmans
Hanover
Erandson
John Nicholas Newman
Rhenish
Prussia
Newman
Kanaverang
Mansfield
Ohio
Geveral Merchandise
Woodsboro
Slagle
Coatrouies
Democratic Party
State Senate
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick
Keller and Newman
Francis ©. Newman
Baltimore
Frank T. Shaw
Keller
Cohumia Ladze
Macons
Evangelical Reformed Church
WBS
Catherine Shaw
Francis Shaw
Woodsharpe
H. Elizabeth Newman
Emma Catherine
Ewmal
Mary H. Newman
John S. Newman
Francis J. Newman
Sykesvile
Cc, Carix
F Setvet
Uecting
Proederick Munty
Calma
Feagariile
Lewis McKinsey
Drig
Ballenger Creek
Z. A. Mussetter
Hamsville
David E. Derr
Willis Derr
Harry Culler
Feazaville
Yucca Mystery and Industrial Notes in One Report
A mixed, fragmented 1920s style page snippet covers topics from yucca propagation and a huge horsepower gain to methanol naming, rail speed talks, and various committee notes. It references the National Wood Chemical Association, the Pennsylvania railroad, and multiple public figures in scattered items. The blend reads like a miscellany of trade, science, and policy notices with several named entities and places.
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National Wood Chemical Association
Bradford
State Bankers’ Committee
McFadden
Association Against
Coolidge
Scottish Rite News Breau
Navy League
Burley Tobacco
Association Against the
Gary
Department of Agriculture
American Bankers
Association
Anti-Saloon - League Oficials
Morris Sheppard
John Tigert
General Federation of Women's Cluban
United States
American Mining Congress
Edward L. Dyhenry
Republican National Committee
Daniel Willard
B. & O. Railroad
Humber
Blue Ridge Transportation elects officers and plans new buses
The Blue Ridge Transportation Co. board met in Hagerstown on Tuesday and reorganized with Emory L. Coblentz as chairman and M. F P. Riley as president. They authorized funds for 11 new International cylinder buses, targeting delivery before summer to boost service.
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Blue Ridge Transportation Co
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Emory L. Coblentz
M. F P. Riley
C. M. Harris
R. Jae Smith
TR. E. Town
B. A. Winebrenner
J. Cleveland Grice
Attorn Authority
Three Fishermen Rescued Off Tug After Stranding
A report notes that three marooned fishermen were rescued near a tug, with details limited by fragmented text. The incident appears linked to a large event described in the local paper, underscoring a notable maritime rescue.
Conflict of Races Predicted by Speaker
Rev. James M. Taylor of Washington D C lectured at the Southern Methodist church on race tensions among colored peoples. He cited India Japan Philippines Africa Mexico Hawaii and China, noting desires independence and rebellion against oppressors in several nations.
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James M. Taylor
Washington, D. C
Southern Methodist Church
India
Japan
Philippines
Africa
Mexico
Hawaii
China
Zin
Jas
United States
Afrita
Britain
M. Taslor
Examinations in Public Schools Now Under Way
Examinations across city and county schools begin this week as the school year proceeds toward the second semester. Plans for new school buildings include several four and three room structures at Knoxville Sabulasville Hansonville Mono rovia and other towns. Bond issues for school work earlier and the Maryland legislature funding are noted though exact plans remain unofficial.
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New York
Weide
Weo
Rose Brown
Frederick
Wille
Lipps Wins Most Popular Athlete Award At Opera House
Alton J Lipps won the Most Popular Athlete contest tied to The Colleegans film showing at the Opera House. Mayor Lloyd Culler will present the Carl Laemmie award Saturday night. Final ballots counted after a noon ballot box removal showed Lipps leading with 1 42 percent of the votes to 1 596 for Dorney and 1 242 for Elworthy among the top contenders.
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Alton J. Lipys
Colleelans
Opera House
Carl Laemmie
Lloyd. JC. Culler
Alton J. Lipps
Dorney
Austin Elworthy
le Jack Baer
Jack Smith
Participganta Iba
Lipps
Elworthy
Road Improvement Bid at Black Rock Hotel Auction
Fragmentary notice describes an auction at the Black Rock Hotel for a tract of road and estate properties. It mentions bidders and a 42% acre tract, with references to a Mr. John Stattemres and a Tuesday afternoon sale time.
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Black Rock
Tom Coun'r
Wte
John Stattemres
Ylantic Sale Property
Cobb and Speaker Reinstated Today By Judge Landis
A historical brief notes Cobb and Speaker restoration after decision by Judge Landis. The fragment mentions trial context and possible charges, with references to names and dates obscured by OCR. Limited legible names include Landis and local officials, while many phrases remain garbled.
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CobbAnd
Landis
Campaign plans for 5 day Sunday School drive in Frederick county
A regional campaign led by Rev. B C Sornrick of Woodsboro outlines an extensive Sunday School drive in Frederick County to begin March 2 with activities across districts. The plan envisions district leaders coordinating teams, training Sabbath School superintendents, and targeting every family during the week prior to a keynote March 27 event, with Rev. Charles Venable of Easton anticipated.
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AA Corlmier Ye OC Wiehter Aestilers
B.C. Sorrlek
Woodshero
Y. MU AL
Frederick County
Sunday School Association
YOMCG
AL Althoug
Teader
Eact
Teaders
Farge
Charles Venable
Easton
Sundar
Frederick Furniture Co elects officers at annual meeting
The Frederick Furniture Company held its annual meeting at the Obendorfer Drenenburg Furniture Store on East Patrick Street. Officers were reelected and yearly reports presented. F. W. Obenderfer was named president, with William Fast as first vice president and David Jordan as second vice president.
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Lerraing Woerner
City
TDL
F W. Obenderfer
George R Casper E. Cline
Charlee
Charles H. A Liehte
Eorce Diez
Wiliam J. Carter
Baltimore
Milwaune Court Quietly Names Local Land Deed Supervisor
A terse court order in Milwaune designates a local land supervisor tied to the Culvers case and deposit matters. The document names McGalericx of Waverton Mazr as a key party in the deed review process.
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Paseistan
Milwaune
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W. Leonard Schildt
Hagerstown Hospital
Aeelty
Hagerstown Ears
Willams Fr
Iurder
Mamie Houck Heerd
East Charch Street
Cure Hearcay
Mormon Chapel
Jacob M. Newman
Senate
A. Poe
Chester Young
Church Ifill
Manor Road
William McKinsey
Ballenzer Creek Road
Hany M. Howard
Feagavilie
Russell Hargett
Feagaville
Mngular
Rodley Dltchern
H. Il. Kneister
Emmet Wie Gapa
Harry Nescemer
P. Flook
Samuel Ramsuurg
Middleburg
Carroll County
Maron
Moe
Patrick
Janeh
I “Ole Eeventr
Billinngs
Wes
Fossa
Pete
Easin
Errard
Ray Elud
Cheres
Joe Wood
Cobb
Leonard
Leonard cl
Reese
Cleveland
Speaker
Wood
Chicago
Leonard Isisdag
Staslog
Beit
Speaker and Wood
Ernest Lipps
Harry Sherald
Arthur McCooner
Paul Bbdetrand
Thig City
Mie Ter
Grange Eiects
Grance
Fas
Warman
Q. Hendrickson
Wm. Roder
Charles Deersn
Neville
Bighee
Mississippi
Amd
Rooneest
Heed
George Towk Hie
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