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News in Frederick, Maryland

23 Jul 1920

Page 8

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jul 23, 1920

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8

Truth about Old Uncle John Shell of Greasy Creek Ky

The Chattanooga Medicine Co reports through a local investigator that Kentucky mountaineer John Shell of Greasy Creek is about 112 years old with good health and clear mind. Neighbors and family provide affidavits supporting extreme age, while Shell and relatives note modest claims about age as a caution against sensationalism.

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Harlan John Shell A. B. Cornett T. H. Howard W. B. Kelly United States Rhiarshal Kentucky Kelly Johnny" Shell Mr. Shell Koggen Harlan Co SHELL Mia Martha ‘Garrison CG Sheth A. B Shell A. H. Shell G. W. Howard County Court Clark Harton County Johnny ‘Shell Johnn Uncle Johnn Tam Sam Harlan County Anc Ward G. Smith Notary Public Harlan, Co Howard John G. Smith,notary Publig Eods Mays Johnny Shell Woods Sheil Fichard Wilson Ae ii Ciel Lexet Audrey A. B. Cornett Harlan, Ky ER Zhan Daily Press Chattanooga Medicine CO Greasy Creek Ketucky Kentucky Mountaineer Louisville New York Herald Literary Digest Ann Greasy ‘Creek Chattanooga Medicine Thedford Jes- Lipeny AW H. Shell Old’ Mountaineer
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Desperado Posse Hunt Ends Amid Gunfire and Flight

A youth tied to a string of burglaries across Milton and Allen County eludes capture after a high speed chase. State police, twelve officers and local residents chased the suspect through rural lanes along the Susquehanna. A confrontation near a residence led to gunfire with an officer wounded but not fatally. The fugitive disappeared into the night, leaving scattered clues and a trail of stolen goods valued at about $200.

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Sister Recalls Aged Brother Believed Dead

A London Opinion excerpt tells of a sister who recognized her long-missing brother Benjamin Reed after years of believed death. The tale includes an ad offering his return home and inquiries about house insertions, with talk of reduced rates for long domestic notices and contracts.

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Benjamin Reed Fanilledt Mt Rey Nayette London
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Passageway fares and freight rates up by twenty to forty percent

A railroad passengers and freight rate overhaul is proposed by the Railway Executives Association. Passengers would face a roughly twenty percent rise on each dotage of transportation, with freight and pullman rates also increasing. The plan anticipates a total burden near 1.XXXX billion dollars, to be split across passenger and freight charges, and involves expected adjustments to straight-line commuter rates and related levies.

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Washtogion Thie raitFond Lhighedee Ceniting Mits Itttine Ikewise DeWitt Railway Executiver Passeniger Vance Tram Atreight
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Girl 11 Kills Herself From The Yard

An 11 year old girl imagined in a local story dies by self harm after leaving the yard. Police and guardians investigate the circumstances and note the tragedy prompts safety discussions. Community leaders call for support services for youths.

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President Tey Halt Steike Appeals Coal Wage Case

An appeal note references Avaahingtor alr a tives of the coal operator and a wage award dispute. The fragmentary text mentions recent actions and germina coal issues, indicating a legal or regulatory challenge surrounding coal workers and compensation.

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Tey Halt Steike Tilinolx Tomineus Germina
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