Plotters Target London as Plague Spreads in City
In a tense scene the Duke plots to rent a London house in Knight Ryder Street to stage a dangerous ruse aimed at diverting blame from his own schemes. Bates, his loyal servant, agrees to act under secrecy while warning of dangers to the plan amid talk of the plague and looming political intrigue.
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Ates
Motel Hollies
Attvens
Holland
Randall Ho
London
Tucker
Hollies
Tuckers Company
Shia Grace
Buckingham
TAC Olie PLC
Sylvia
Farquiersos
Backingham
Bates
Knighter Street
Fores
England
Knight Ryder Street
Greece
Fenchurch Street
Knight Ryder
Mies Farquharson
The Plague Crisis Darkens Buckingham's Court
Buckingham argues with Bates over a dangerous task tied to a supposed plague outbreak. Etheredge urges retreat to the countryside while the duke seethes with unresolved passion for an actress. The scene ends with mounting tension and a planned continuation.
Two Congressmen To Be Prosecuted Over Pardons
Chicago grand jury findings accuse two members of the House of Representatives of receiving at least 30,000 to secure pardons through the Justice Department for prominent individuals. The issue will be pursued by the Senate veterans committee with promise of prompt prosecution and no further delay. The report also cites alleged payments to obtain favors through officials and improper access to a department file.
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Washington
Chicago
C. R. Forbes
J. W.thompson
Senate Veterans’ Committee
David A. Reed
Pennslvania
Need
House of Representatives
John W. W. Crim
Crim
Perryville Hospital
Reed
Veterans’ Bureau Investigation
Crhn
Chicago Grand Jury
Whitever
Veterans’ Bureau
Chieaca Gerand
Chieaco
Ith
Crom
Department of Justice
Teapot Dome
Federal Grand Jury
Cialy
Congress
Hotel raid yields whisky and fines at Wil lawn Poem Hotel
A hotel raid at the Wil lawn Poem Hotel in Haverford leads to fines for proprietor Tobit Dickers and bartender James Kvennan after police find moonshine. The district attorney notes the William Penn Hotel was among sites raided. A separate incident reports a snow slide at Bonner steel plant injuring Vincent Dominico, who died of a fractured skull.
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Jamie Dickery
Llaverford
Tohnsen
Dickers
Didee Jolson
James Kvennan
William Penn Hotel
Taylor
Buffalo
Bonner Steel
Gashier Near York Arrested as Thief
York March 4 Charged with misappropriation of funds John Wisler cashier of Yorkhaven State Bank was arrested. Yorkhaven is a hamlet of 600 people fourteen miles north of here. The bank had capital 25000 dollars and deposits near 150000 dollars. Shortage estimated at 8000 dollars then later more than 12000 dollars. Wisler known in the community as a leading civic figure and school official. He confessed to taking money to invest in farm lands and still owns the land.
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Bates
Buckingham
Grove
Etheredge
Greas
Mr. Etheredge
London
George
Otheredge
Yo'ra
York
John , Wisler
Yorkhaven State Bank
Yorkhaven
Here
Wisler
Ireland Beckman
State Examiner
Tie
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ife
Beckman
Osis
Is & OM
Beer bills introduced in Congress on Liberty Day
A batch of bills would modify the Volstead act to allow beer up to 4 percent and wine and cider up to 10 percent by volume, with possession sale manufacture and transport restricted to states authorizing such limits by law.
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Washington
Soviet Sweden pact possible as Russia move eyed
Stockholm reports a commercial treaty between Sweden and Russia may be concluded within days. The same informed circles say the Soviet government could be recognized by Sweden de jure. The News notes the story is current news.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Russia
de Jores
Joint-Base advertised as remedy for swollen joints
An advertisement touts Joint-Base as a cure for rheumatic joints promising relief from agony and swelling. It claims rapid limbering of troubled joints and directs readers to purchase at J A Williamson's drug store and Peoples Drug Store formerly Cooperative Drug Co and allied druggists.
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J. A. Williamson
Peores Drug Store
Co-Operative Drug Co
al Druggists
Federal force to destroy Elgin Ice and Beverage plant
Federal District Attorney Edwin A. Olson secured a court order for the destruction of the Elgin Ice and Beverage company plant valued over 200000. Similar orders against fourteen northern Illinois breweries will follow. Owners Crowley and Burrill have paid 20000 in fines and face 50000 in taxes penalties with six months in the Chicago house of correction.
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Wlineis
Chicago
Edwin A. Olson
Robert Levy
Elgin Ice and Beverage Company
Ilinois
Mr. Olson
Lawrence Crowley
Richard Burrill
Chicago House of Correction
Marshall's
Quick kidney relief with Dr Carey's Marshroot Prescription
Backache swollen ankles and other kidney troubles are blamed on poisons. Dr Carey promotes Marshroot Prescription 777 made from roots and herbs, available at Peoples Drug Stores and Wit Timson's Drug Store for 73 cents in liquid or tablet form.
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Carey
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc
Co-Operative Drug Store
Timson
Dr. Carey
Sheriff Sale Notices Around Frederick and Vicinity
A long list of names and locations appears in a sheriff sale register including T. M. Chaney near Unionville and many others along Baltimore pike, Frederick, Woodsboro, Petersville, and surrounding towns. The register notes buyers or bidders and specific nearby landmarks such as Mt. Clare, Barthiows, Libe rty township, and Adams town with addresses and routes.
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T. M. Chaney
Unionville
M. Helly
Barthiows
W. Poule
Damancun
Harry C. Green
Harwony Grove
M. Roederuck
Urbansi
M. Welly
Barthiotw
Dewey B. Wiles
Mt. Clow
J. J. Thomas
Sheriffs Sale
Licksville
Boone
Woodsboro
Chas
TW. Wright
Boyd's Station
Clarksburg
M. C. Duval
New Market
H. ©. Hoffmean
London
Wolly I. Gaanelt
Frederick
R. Wengey
Mile E
Adamstown
Whor
H. Kline
Jefferson
Charien T. Dayner Boyds
Mil
Thos. T. Myers
Watersville Road
John PB. Burdettc
Bords
Mt. Alry
B. Stothemiver
Creageratown Wheelmer
Roderick
Urbana
C. EE. Anaherman
Voteraville
H. I. Smith
Loys
John PF. White
Ulane Vo
H. C. Sheetenhorn
Ffe. Smith
Keymar
Arthur Burner
Benilaville
G. Cleveland Trout
Ulies
Cromwell
Tinmaville Road
Murray
Limein
Peagaville
Elmer J. Burder
Mt. Pleasant
C. E. Shine
Adamstaven
C. C. Waters
Bar
Srapaell
Point of Rocka
Ralph A. Patman
Ballenger Creek Road
Peter V, Patman
Middigbure oSeGeorge W. Young
Ciths
Vendol herbal remedy praised by painter in Maryland ad
A vintage advertisement extols Vendol as a cure for back pain nervousness stomach trouble and rheumatic symptoms. The painter M E Hoffman of Smithburg Maryland testifies Vendol revived his grip on the brush and eased indigestion bowels and general malaise. The copy urges readers to buy Vendol at Pearce’s Motein Pharmacy.
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M.E. Hoffman
Smithburg
Pearce
Motein
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Rafael Sabatin
Erpild
Wavice
Proscheon
Farquhar
Ethhredgh
Senate Committee
ALOL
Caagce
Dupuicello
Hepges
Adana
Gkaps
Garaes
Everett True
Otto Mrs Quees
Frigmnd
Scropper
Gashier
aTreeks
Watch & Buit
Dan Shea
Hugh Grads
Jas
Doll
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market St
Frederick, Md
O. R. McIntyre
Second St. Frederick
F. Lester Smith
Albert
Gannon
G. Taxi Co
Bey Fvr
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