Drunken driving charge lodged after city collisions
Henry Plunkert of Middletown faces charges of operating under liquor to driving with inadequate brakes after a crash on North Market Street near Fourth Street. Deputy Sheriff Frank O Lowery’s car was involved. Plunkert jailed on $500 bond. Other arrests include Charles Keith and William Sims for drunkenness, with multiple other minor charges and a Pomona Grange recreation night announced for Frederick High School.
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Cony Solce
Sherif Frank O. Lowery
Myeraville
Henry Plunkert
Middletown
Pouce Goat
Justce Gur
Phunkert
Charis Burr
Deusk
Burras
Plunkart
Plunkett
Plumkett
Davidn Maughin
Boyds
George Layman
Arthur Hoffman
Justice
Charlies Keith
Offcer Burras
William Sims
Frederick
Arnard Brust
Ben Ray
Brust and Burres
Er Francis Garland
Wiliam P. Steiner
City Register
E. C. Harwell
Fred. Straley
Widge
Wesley Weedon
Petersville
Howard Hollingsworth
Pomona Grange Wi
Frederick High School
Pascal H Henn
Ballenger
David Fry
Jefferson
Ethel Brantw
Braddock
Robert Bellar
Larue McDevittt
Pleasant
Mae Miller
Lewistown
Elsie Smith
New Market
Edward F. Holter
Pomona
Pomona Grange
Frederck Coumtr Grange
Frederick Art Club Deliberates on Dante Petrarch and Botticelli
The Frederick Art Club meets at Mrs Charles Mullen's home with papers by Mrs Albert Learr on Fra Angelico and Botticelli. Robert Cupp presents Gilbert and the Goblins and the Florence bronze door saga. A note on the Washington art club exchange and a dog cemetery in Hartsdale, NY closes the event.
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Frederick
Rome
Petrarch
Avignon
Boscaccio
Italy
Pra Angelico
Botucelli
Albert Learr
Angtico
Sandro Botticelli
Fra Angelico
Savonarola
Medici
Florence
Mos
Robert Cupp
Galbert
Baptistry
Matty
Ghiberi
Reading on defense and bidding in a bridge problem
A bridge column discusses how careless play and misreadings can cost tricks. It analyzes an example where North opens diamonds and shows how reading opponents hands can influence contract decisions and keep bidding open.
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North
Mt Pleasant Grance Reelection Attendance and Committees
Mt Pleasant notes a reelection session with good attendance. Committees appointed for the coming year include roles for ward Mt ap, Ee- Sauer, Réegnad Et, Miss Pawwane Eszie August Mo mech, and Mrs Eyhe Route zahn among others. Floral committees and various social pages list numerous names and duties.
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Mt. Pleasant Grance
Wearesdar
Tees
Folous Ki
St Bze
Ward
Reveera
Holland and Wray
Efreghments
Vera Buces
Vaulted New York stamp collection draws global attention
A vast stamp reference vault in New York houses a rare, aging collection once owned by Lif of New York. It includes Moldavian issues, the Hawker air mail, early U S stamps, and photographs of rare sheets. The master set, nearly forgotten, remains accessible only to inspectors for data checks.
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Quinton James
New York
Lif
Tie i
Tom
Li Segan
United States
Rumania
Hawker” Air Mail Post
Newfoundland
Murder Charge Filed in Gotham Case
A murder charge was filed in a case involving a suspect named Gry at and others. The proceedings indicate formal charges and upcoming court dates as authorities pursue the investigation.
Baltimore Attorney Announces Run for Governor
Baltimore attorney Webster Smith announced his candidacy for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. He said he could unite the party into an aggressive fighting unit and carry it to victory. Smith recently returned from a vacation in Atlantic City and had been chief counsel of Union Trust Company with the Federal Reserve Board in Washington working on a reorganization.
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Baltimoter
Webster Smith
Baltimore
Fonight
Smith
Atlantic Cry
Union Trust Company
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Smith Fourth to Enter GOP Governor Race This Year
Smith becomes the fourth candidate to publicly announce intent to seek the Republican nomination for governor this year, joining a field that already includes several notable contenders. The move signals a crowded primary as party insiders weigh potential stakes.
Baltimore leaders linked in ad claims
Barry Nice an Baltimore attorney John Phillis Hill former Representative and Walter E Quensedk mayor of Annapolis are named in a news advertising paragraph about large dividends and investment claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Nice
Baltimore
John Phillis Hill
Walter E. Quensedk
Annapolis
Tonic and Blood Treatments in Early Advertisements
An artifact reads like an ad for a tonic claiming to cure stomach disorders and purify blood. It mentions readers and patrons, a price claim of $100, and references many garbled names and places, suggesting a late 19th or early 20th century medical sales pitch embedded in a newspaper page.
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Deputy Lowery
Cannes
Toonerville
By Fontaine Fox
Wortle
Uncle Ben
New York City
Restang
All Fonds
Duke
Princess
Barbara Hutton
Toya
Honolulu
Japan
Woolworth
Kabenamouka
Iowa
University of Southern California
Trojan
lSwanson
Ieft
Bud Froning
Rollie Williams
Lews
Miresana
Wm.e 'Ekenney
Wetere
Setacrasy Kaennengs Leas
Im Ansen
Tae Moipie
South
Trump
Dumay
East
Dane
T West
She. Merd
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Qos
Hiobg
Fass
Raymond
MeDerit
Suamamz
Linas
Osis
Jack Waichau
Roccilur
Eidan
Avorme
France
Inwuar
Fane
Ering
AR Hero Ffafi
HH. Webster Smith
Repub
Lican
Eeek
Lou
Quaker City
Norte Mseket Street
Biser
Ira E. Biser
Agj
Becks Hatchery Dept L
St Airy
Greenawalt’s
Coughs
Colés
Sevua
Tome
Prompi. Cgletegls Service
Markell & Ford
Stieff
James E. Doll
Feederick, Maereland
Pearre
Drug & Prescription Service
E. B. Measell
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Pet Ehigy
Geo. S. Rodock & Son Fifth St
Penna
RB. E
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Maereet ST
Frederick, Ma
Gelden
Fries
BuEslo
N.Y
Frederick County National Bank
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