Case of Pittenger Death Shocks Town
State's Attorney Anders says the Pittenger death points to guilt of the accused after a quarrel with his wife and witness Wilson present. He cites the fatal blow to Pittenger, burned clothing, and inconsistent statements as strong evidence. Defense hints at new innocence evidence to be offered during habeas corpus proceedings.
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Buckdy
Atin
Arthurs Ised
Anilly
el Uitson
Tara
Fea
Pittenger
Fogle
Aaron R. Anders
Wilson
Arrests and fines for illegal vehicle operations and licenses
Roy Hoffman of the J A Whitfeld Company was arrested for running a truck with no exhaust connection, lacking an operator’s card, and no registration. Shouts Salteman, fined for operating without a license and using tags from another car. Other cases include Gatzel, Nugz, and Moors fined for various license or tag offenses and a Teddy Bear Girls show arrest noted.
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Roy’ Hoffman
J. A. Whitfeld Company
Nusz
Justics J
Noth . Oficer Nugz
Marian C. Moors
Washington
Justice Johnson
Nix
BeZimmerman Lab
Justice Sohn
Aligther
Frederick
Jandidhe
Offeta
Weekend auto fines tally $308 in Frederick County
A Harvest of fines in Frederick County last week totaled 308 dollars, contrasting with a zero sum the prior week ending July 3. List of violators includes Frederick-Wm. H. Burke 25 for speeding, Arthur Guanard 25 for speeding, plus numerous others cited for no registration, no license, reckless driving, and displaying fraudulent markers.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Wm. H. Burke
Arthur Guanard
W. T. Bowen
John, Fisher
G. R. Smith
Fenton
Paul A
Benj. Webster
Cenkes Rishaba Sisson
Ile
Wm. T. Burke
Geo. E. ¥In
John Reeder
Harvey G. Rockway
Chas
Ebersole
W. H. C. Beatfield
G. Mil
W. N. Jolliffe
Dr. R. Tyson
Ralph Snyder
Dinamore
C. S. Biswell
Maurice Shaner
J. B. Kolmer
Charles Mathew
C. W. Kilfred
H. Berlin
Marion Feaga
Paul C. Waltz
Victor L. Glover
J.J. Kolmer, Jr
Maurice Sharrer
Harvey G. Ridgeway
Arthur J. Nicholson
George F. Luck
J.B. Kolmer
Ralph R. Snyder
Arthur L. Nicholson
Middletown
Francis Schultz
Brunswick
H. E
McGaha
R. J. Darner
Belgian King and Queen to Visit the United States
LieutentantColonel John Van Scitek of Washington, commissioner for the Belgian relief programs, announced that the king and queen of Belgium plan an early autumn visit to the United States. The couple wish to thank Americans for support during the war and hope to quietly tour notable American sites while studying the country’s progress.
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Giens Falla N, Y
John van Sciatek
Wabhinguon
American Red Cross
Belghum
Lg Panne
Belgium
United States
Commission
Ted Cross
Base Ball Scores from Saturday Games Across Leagues
Reports of Saturday baseball results show Chicago defeating New York and Cleveland edging Washington as standings mix. Key pitchers include Coveleskie and Gharrity with varied input from Mortin and Phillips as clubs like St. Louis and Detroit hold spots in the pennant race.
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New York
Ainsworth
Hannan
Chicago
Schuig
Ker
iWashington
Cleve
Kelek- Myers
Kaxmann
Washlington
Cleveland
Shaw
Gharrity
Mortin
Phillips
Osnet
Thentre
Spork
Man asks paper stop repeating obituary after 21 years
A Pittsburgh man A J Holman of Bellevue pleads with a local newspaper not to republish his obituary. He notes the obituary appeared for a second time 21 years ago after a hospital error, and fears further repetition could hasten his death. He recalls the roof fall that left him seriously injured years earlier.
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Pittsburgh
Asta
A. J. Holman
Bellevue
Pope
Holmar Bagan
Liberty bonds blamed for continuing high prices
In a statement published in the Congressional Record Representative Osborne of California warns that high prices may persist until Liberty bonds are paid off. He argues purchasing power will stay low and the cost of necessities will remain high, measured by money. Also noted are a duck finding in West Chester and hog prices rising to a new high of 24 per hundredweight, with 22.15 previously the record.
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Osborne
Republic Man
California
Congressional Record
Vonigh
Chicago
Germans Move 18 Million Mark Debt Gold to Switzerland
A German government debt payment of 18 million marks to Switzerland, halted by Allies, was transported as ordinary freight. Two officials from the Reichsbank accompanied the shipment and traveled in disguise, shedding them at the frontier.
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Switzerland
Berlin
RetehSbank
Diaaulted Ag
Seaplane Crosses Alps by Swiss Aviator
A Swiss aviator crossed the Alps for the first time in a hydroplane. He left Sesto Calende at 9:00 AM and reached Geneva two hours later. The journey then crossed the Simplon and he flew over the Rhine valley and Lake Geneva.
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Alon
Geneva
Alps
Sesto Calende
Maly
Simplon
Berlin Strike Ends Amid Labor Federation Action
Berlin on July 14 reports the settlement of a city strike following Federation of Labor intervention. Transportation and surface services resumed as orders were restored and daily operations returned to normal after fourteen days of disruption.
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Berlin
Federation of Labor
Trac
National League Scores and Standings Summary
Summary of NL results with Giants Dodgers Cubs and others. standings show St Louis and Brooklyn leading with Chicago and Pittsburgh trailing. Includes game notes from New York York and Brooklyn games and a film quote about a cafe scene where a star tips waiters with real money.
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National League
Giza
KAL
Thuadelpita
snilerigs-—King
Marisden
Rixey
Smith
Clarks
New
York
Phidhubeh
Batterlex—Cooper
Sehimhtdes Toney
Dubuc
Mecility
Boston
Chicago
Kavelph
Gowdys Hendrix
Killefer
Brooklyn
St. Plouis
Brooklsn
Donk
Tu Dil Nocfer
Mitchell
Grimes
Krueger
New York
Burgh
Thimmillton
Mar ‘ AG
Brooks
New Pittstyn
Loule
Cuadore
Miller
Mendews
Tuero
Dithoffer
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
Letter from Mrs Gaines of Steele Alabama describes relief from hot flashes nervousness and headaches after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The advert promises benefit to other women and invites confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co based in Lynn Massachusetts attesting to forty years of experience.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia
Lydia Inkham
FA. Gaines
Steele
Ala
Soldier Denies His Death Meet Calls to Parents
A nurse visits the home of Ralph Snyder to inform his parents of his fate after wounds from combat. The account describes Snyder denying death rumors and recounting his injuries while in Keoneh hospital. The narrative highlights the nurse's claim of nursing him and his alleged brave sacrifice.
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Ralph Snyder
Ralph Saigiler
Demobilization speed set to hit 3 million total by July 18
A July 14 report indicates rapid demobilization from July 16 to reach about 3 million total by that date. The status notes 2.1 547,080 attendees and ongoing adjustments in the department’s advertising drive amid partial hearings and production shifts.
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Washington
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