Automobile crash and train wreck mar Fourth of July travel
A driver on a touring car en route to Hancock Maryland died after his vehicle skidded on a road and struck a stump, causing fatal injuries. His wife, riding beside him, escaped serious harm. In a separate incident near Braddock Heights a White Army train of about 50 soldiers derailed on a sharp turn, eight to nine soldiers helped lift the car back onto the road. Patrick Presutto suffered severe injuries and Ernest Hoffsteter escaped unharmed. A separate motorcycle accident left a rider with a broken leg.
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pFohn
Don
Ridgeville
Hancock
Lacy
Lisbon
Cornell
Berge
Rédmer
Chas. McC.mathias
University of Maryland
Braddick
Braddock
Patrick Presutto
Frederick City
Ernest Hoffsteter
July in Frederick A rambler of summer pastimes
The piece reflects on a July in Frederick with sun and moonlight, garden suppers, and old traditions. It notes church services, a Chamber dinner, and local events. Mentions Ocean City teachers, Memorial Park talk, weddings, deaths, fashion, and expectations for Fourth of July celebrations.
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Ocean City
Democrats
San Franciisco
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
New
Madame Grundy
Crippled by slow freight delays hit tractor plant
Freight shipments delayed and material shortages cripple the Auto Motive Tractor plant causing a temporary layoff of about fifty to fifty eight workers. President M. Alkire said deliveries lag have halted machine shipments and some parts are unobtainable while embargoes hinder westbound freight. Production to resume when freight improves with tractors awaiting shipment to the Far West. Presbyterian reunion planned at Pen-Mar July 29 with Rev. S. B. McCartailk as keynote speaker. A farm accident near Spooles-Killa left a worker with a sprained hip after a hay wagon overturned. Valley Savings Bank purchased Mrs. E. L. Bowlus property adjoining the bank building.
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Mateariaa M. Alkire
Atatéa
West
Alkire
Far West
Bank Guys
Valley Savings Bank
Midate
Ras
Mra. E. L. Bowlus
Bank Building
Ravi
Summer Work Openings at Washington Institution
Men needed for carpenter and gardener tasks with no prior experience required. Regular summer employment, eight hour day, half day Saturday, pay 75 dollars a month. Traveling expenses paid to satisfactory workers who stay through the summer. Write Louis L. Hooper, Columbia Institution for the Deaf, Kendal Green, Washington, D. C.
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Washington
Louis L. Hooper
Columbia Institution For the Deaf
Kendal Green
Washington, DB. C
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Ina ‘Ile
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Auto Motive Tractor Co
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Buffalo
Pennsylvania
CITIE
Financial Securities
Washington, D.C
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United States Photoplay Corporation
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Leslie Stowe
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Claire Whitney
Cerene Uzzell
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Herbert L. Messmore
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