Aurel Deserted By End Of Week
The Maryland National Guard First Regiment troops at Camp Harrington Laurel prepare to depart for the Mexican border likely by Thursday. Destination not disclosed, but San Antonio or Eagle Pass considered. Vera Cruz ruled out. 3,800 in camp, with 1,300 enlisted this week, equipment sufficiency for 65 men per company, and continued public pride in the Fighting First.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Eagle
Frederick
Maryland National Guard
Gap Harrington
Laurel
Laxican
Charles A. Little
Little
Camp Harrington
Warfield
Gaither
Eagle's Pass
Vera Cruz
Pat Ao
Crack Regiment
Witson
Maryland
Hoped to Be Soldier Parental Objections Halt Recruit
Wilmoth Simpson of Mt. Airy was barred from joining Company A after his father Charles Simpson and Officer Jacob Quinn intervened. He was placed in custody at police headquarters and the gun was taken into custody by his father. The incident left Company A short on recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmoth Simpson
Mt. Airy
Company A
Charles Simpson
Jacob Quinn
Young Simpson
Frederick
Quinn
Wamsville Grange and Local Activities
Wamsville Grange opened by Master John Henry Mussetter with a program led by Roland L Fingland and speakers C A D Williams H yp Mussetter and Marion England. The next meeting is July 13 at 8. Tramsville Grange plans a Fourth of July display in Mamsville with many speakers and fireworks. Recruits for Company B Maryland National Guard pass through Frederick en route to Laurel mobilization camp. Lt Harry Hagan recognized by friends. Girls Club Buckeystown departs for a two week Ocean City outing, chaperoned by Mrs H N Veasey and Misses Elsie Over and Emily DelLastinutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namaville
John Henry Mussetter
Roland L . Fingland
C A.D Williams
H. C Swomley
H. Yp Mussetter
Jrarm
Frederick
Hagerstown
Maryland National Guard
Laurel
Harry Hagan
Hagan
Ocean City
Clun
Buckeystown
Ellen Bakr
Mary Boteler
Elizabeth Bell
Anna Bell
Elizabeth Keller
Mary Neighbors
Mary Stallings
Lillian Stallings
Allene Thomas
Helen Snouffer
Anta Rogers
Mary Hamilton Veasey
Jane Newton Veasey
Recount Hearing in Doll V Nicodemus Before Two Judges
Judges Urner and Worthington hear the recount petition of Clifford H. Doll against Aubrey A Nicodemus. Evidence shows Doll’s home at 215 South Market Street may belong to Jim and his wife. Doll says he bought the property in February 1912. Attorneys include George A Pearre and D Princeton Bucke for Doll, Leo Weinberg and M Garner Sr for Nicodemus. Also reported, a farmer’s horse frightened by a passing auto ran along the North Market Street pike outside town, halted by the rider. No injuries or damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urner and Worthington
Clifford H. Doll
Aubrey A Nicodemus
Doll
South Market Street
Jim
George A Pearre
D Princeton Bucke
Leo Weinberg
M. Garner
Nicodemus
North Market Street
Juniors Test Engine On Trial Run
The Junior Fire Company conducted a trial run of their engine yesterday. Water was sprayed on Rockwell Terrace for about half an hour as the hose wagon moved around and the machine operated smoothly with a strong steam stream during the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Fire Company
Rockwell Terrace
Inter
A Famous Physician's Wonderful Discovery and Anuric Remedy
An advertisement for Dr. Pierce at the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo promotes Anuric as a uric acid solvent. It claims quick relief from inflammation and painful urination, notes kidney health, and suggests hot water and Anuric tablets for uptake. It urges readers to ask for a trial package or contact Dr. Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Pierce
Lumbaga
Séatica
Dr. Pierce Lie
Lithia
Aid for Soldiers Families Extended by Local Committee
Frederick County Maryland League for National Defense members convened two meetings to organize support for families of Company A servicemen. A five member committee was authorized to oversee funds, with Judge Worthington and Joseph D Baker among speakers asserting this aid honors duty rather than charity. Maj John Markey and Capt Elwert Munshower to coordinate guidance for the relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MCA
Company A
Broderick
Frederick County
Maryland League For National Defense
Holmes D. Baker
Baker
Joseph D Baker
Milton G. Urner
Hammond Urner
Glenn H Worthington
John S. Newman
Robert E. Delaplaine
Charles McC. Mathias
M. Cohen
Thomas Mo Williamson
Oliver C. Warchime
Harry E. Chapline
Garrett de Grange
Judge Worthington
Urner
Joseph D Raker
Judge Urner
John S Newman
Dixon
Cronenburg Evers
Frederick
the Star and Stripes
Worthington
Worthinston
Hearts
Ur Rer
Joseph
Raker
Newman
Trey Dixon
Cronenburg
John Markey
Elwert Munshower
Marks of Gold Carats and a Cat Needle Tale
The article explains gold carat marking in watches and rings, detailing 24 carats as pure gold and common jewelers use up to 18 carats. It also recounts a veterinary case where a cat swallowed a needle, and a batpin nine inches long was removed, saving the cat's life. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Childs
New York
Popular Science Monthly
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Aurel
Uranus
Wamsville Grange
Markly
Kreh
Munshower
Laurel Camp
the Central Trust Company
James E. Doll
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Norfolk, Va
Richmond, Va
Charlotte, N. C
Charleston, W. Va
Charleston, N. C
Central Restaurant
Square Corner
James Carrol
Lehr Pianos
U. 8
Cramer’s Palace OF Music Factory
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