Shop Guards Beaten by Texas Mob in Dennison Riot
Fifty-one men arriving to be sworn in as deputy marshals and railroad guards were attacked by a mob in Dennison Texas. One guard shot several beaten and sixteen kidnapped and flogged. Some victims found in Colbert Oklahoma. others shipped from town. W. J. Fike wounded. condition not serious.
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Dennison
Tex
Denism
United States
Dallas
Red River
Colbert
Okla
W. J. Fike
Missouri, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad
Missouri
Kansas, Texas
Texas and Pacific
Southern Pacific
Missouri, Oklahoma and Gulf
Eight Children Killed by Porch Shell Blast in Watertown
Eight youths ages 11 to 18 were killed when a 75 millimeter souvenir shell exploded on a back porch in Dimmick Street Watertown New York. The weapon owned by Edward Workman and used to hold a door open was believed to have been heated by the sun or struck by a croquet mallet as children played in the yard. Windows within two blocks were shattered.
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Watertown
N. Y
Edsa Workman
Sarah Barden
Donald Horton
Pulaski N
Workman
Woman Gored by Cow Near Media. Fatal Aftermath
A cow gored a woman aiding a dog with a calf inside a wagon. Mrs. Howard McCorkle, 38, Lenni, Ashtor township, was badly injured and not expected to live. The attack occurred near the railroad tracks as the cow escaped, trampling her after her collie dog approached the calf. The owner is John Thornton of Clen Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Howard McCorkle
Lenni
Ashtor
John Thornton
Clen Mills
Mia.McCorkle
Dot
McCorkle
Antifranc e People Nominate J W Garrett
The Anti France convention at Brad dock Heights drew Republican support from many counties. At a secret Baltimore meeting the Anti France nominating committee picked John W Garrett of Baltimore city a banker tied to arms conference deliberations to oppose Senator Joseph J France in September primaries. Garrett accepted and will open headquarters in Baltimore. He said he will wage the campaign across every county and believes the chosen candidate will beat France. The conference, held in secrecy, had 19 votes from Baltimore City districts and 15 counties represented.
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Braddock Heights
AntiKrance Nominating Committee
Henert Hotel
Baltimore
John W. Garrett
Baltimore City
Washington
Joseph J. France
Garrett
Ounce
France
Baltmore City
D. John Markey
Charles
Dorchester
Cecil
Somerset
St. Mary's
Talbot
Ceci
Frederick
Walter B. Miller
Salisbury
Wicomico County
William P. Jackson
Jackson
Miller
Marion A. Humphries
Markey
Goulds’ Paris marriage shocks New York society
George J Gould, 58, wed actress Mrs Alice Sinclair in Paris a week ago. The match, following the death of his first wife Edith Kingdon last November, risks a large estate now divided into equal shares for seven children. The couple planned a Scottish honey moon and a Fifth Avenue apartment return.
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New York
George J. Gould
Gould
Paris
Alice Sinclair
Edith Kingdon
Gonié
Fifth Avenue
Sisty Seventh Street
East Sixty-fourth Street
Mr. Gould
Carrot
Livingston Wainwright
Soret
Waumwricht
PURELY PERSONAL A Sunday gathering with local residents noted
A long list of attendees from Fyler's Valley to Deerfield and Mt. St. Mary's visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Several families and individuals including Ridenours Wilhides Wetzel and family Hamerick Compher Wachter and others toured Atlantic City Portland Maine Baltimore Washington and various Maryland towns.
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Ross
G. B. Smith
Herman Lantz
Beatrice
Elma Hooker
Roy Alexander
Union Bridge
Ralph Newman
Key Mar
H. L. Masser
Wm. Hamerick
Charles F. Seeger
West Patrick Street
Atlantic City
M. E. Crutchley
Mary
Rita
Baltimore
Washington
Virginia
Alva Compher
East South Street
B. E. Wachter
Rosaline Hoffman
West South Street
Among the Sick Feaga and Snyder Update
Mr. John J. Feaga of East South street remains confined to the house while Mr. Chester Snyder of West South street shows slow improvement after an illness of several weeks.
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John J. Feaga
East South Street
Chester Snyder
West South Street
Beautiful Millinery Sale Announcement in Frederick MD
Mrs D E Kefauver invites customers to a limited sale at Corner Third and Market Streets Frederick Maryland. The message emphasizes prices must move and urges visits Friday and Saturday before the shop closes for a vacation starting July 20.
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D. E. Kefauver
Third
Market Streets
Frederick, Md
Gurgee's Sugar Corn ad and small classifieds mix
Gurringes Sugar Corn at Gittings Grocery thanks customers for liberal patronage and pledges continued satisfaction. Message notes vacation starting July 20 with return via New York to select fall and winter millinery by MES. D B Kefauver. Also ads for Buick Roadster sale and 1922 Durant Touring car, and notices for parts and bearings for cars from Phebus June Yard and Frederick's Up-to-date Tax Service with contact details.
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New York City
D. B. Kefauver
Third
Market Ste. Frederick, Md
U S Roads to Spend $100 Million for Construction
Washington reports about $100 million will be spent on good roads nationwide in the new fiscal year starting July 1, financed by ongoing federal aid and postoffice funds. States must match and maintain highway departments, with anticipated total federal and state outlays near $667.5 million. Pennsylvania receives $2,295,050, Maryland $427,086, Virginia $971,219, West Virginia $584,905, and Delaware $243,950.
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Washington
Islum
Postoffice
Harding
Secretary of Agriculture
Bureau of Good Toads
Bureau of Good Roads
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Watch for Public Notice Advertises Junk Buyout Offer
Notice to public from Reliable Junk Company inviting residents to bring bags old iron paper magazines and old bags. Pays the highest cash prices and directs to 126 East Fifth Street or to call 921 or 1047 Frederick for details.
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East Fifth Street
Frederick
Reliable Junk Company
Citizens National Bank Report of the Condition June 30 1923
The Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland closes its June 30 1923 reporting period with details on resources including loans and discounts, government and other bonds, cash vault, and deposits. The record lists assets in the hundred thousands to several millions, noting checks on other banks and miscellaneous cash items.
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Citizens National Bank
Frederick
Maryland
MMM Ees
United States
Chacka
U.S
U. S
Essenss
Cammer
Federal Reserve Bank
Unite States
Thomas P. Rice Funeral Director Ad in Frederick MD
An advertising notice for Thomas P. Rice Funeral Director at 406 North Market Street Frederick Maryland presents a value driven service model. It emphasizes reasonable prices and a moderate service charge appealing to discriminating customers who pay only for what they receive. It includes a phone number 836 for contact.
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Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Property for Sale Listings Near Adams Frederick Urbana
180 acres three miles from Adams town priced at 11 500 eight acres six miles from Freder ick along State Road real bargain four thousand two acres four miles from Freder ick long trolley line modern home 8 000 127 acres near Jefferson extra good farm 14 000 modern room home at Adams town 7 000 158 acres near Urbana 6 500 modern homes Buckeystown 5 000 1566 acres near Adamstown best of limestone soil good buildings 18 000 206 acres near Unionville good buildings 12 300 115 acres near Urbana 16 9
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Ee. i
West End
Third Street
Karkwoon D Aarp
Pitaian Castle
Adamstown
Frederick
State Road
Jefferson
Urbana
Buckeystown
Unionville
Mt. Pleasant
Johnaville
Patersville
Monrovia
Union Brides
W. N. Jolliffe
West Church Street
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the Daily News
Texas
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George Perry
Elizabeth Wagner
Mt Airy
J. 3. Rhoderick
Me. Mobray
Walkersville
John Masser
Wall Street Journal
Newspaper
Erhihiye
J.W Garrett
Easton
Gurgee
Gittinger'’s
Buick
Robert F. Barrick
West South
Ice Streets
E. Church Street
Phebus June Yard
George’s Creek
J. A. Jamison
F. H. Despeaut
F. Miller
N. Market St
East Third St
EL Na Street
Bath
E Third St
South Market Street
Buckingham
Hockingham
Rahhing
Carling
Gittinger’s Grocery
J. A. Whitfield Co
Crer
J. W. Seachrist
Rush Lewis
Hotel Braddock
Chas
Winpligler
ZaZy
Care News-Post
Court ‘Square
Twilatten
Shank
Tat
Citizens’ National Bank
Ees
Ope Beto
State of
County of Frederick
Lam. G. Zimmerman
WM. A. Simmer AR
J. Harry Kennedy
H. Conley
P. L. Hargett
Holmes D. Baker
Benj. Shuft
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National. Bank
Gittinger
Renatio
Frederick County
Delco
Astor
East Street
Bion Firestone
Market St
J. & Kidwiler
South Market
Harry & Tyeryar
Rederickh Md
Borex’ High School
Toomers and Board- Ora
Fifth &T. Frederick
F. Fitch St
Eniist
Iyasue Commercial
the News Job Printing Office
John D. Hendrickson
Canton
Potts & Griffin
Blueco Bung
College Park
Freerick
Frederick, Ma
Marewood D. Harp
Automobiles Por Sale
Feaga
Studebaker
Green
Fatvick
Rothenbeeferen
Apple C & W Motor Co
Jafferson
Robert Barrick
Tee Steaté
Ar Se
DODGE
Ford
Kaufman Motor Co
Rast Patrick
John N. Glary
Joan
Hare
Westminster
Prica
Real Estate. Mortgage and Investment Company
Real Estate Department
W. Patrik Li
Cramer & Stauffer
Noap &. Cramer
John H. Stauffer, Jr
Real Estate
Woodebars
Mountaindale
Mt Pleasant
Church St
City
Adarstown
Soncro
Park Ave
Grayson A. Mercer
Gratson HL Mercer
RRA
Imestone
Bern
Arorth
PN Ave
Grayson H Mercer
Frefieriek
the News Office
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N. Jollipfe
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