Legion Post Eyes Frederick for Next Year Convention
Francis Scott Key Post American Legion and Frederick Chamber of Commerce push to host the state Legion convention in Frederick next year. The post meets at the Armory tomorrow evening to decide on backing the plan and to discuss Legion Week starting Easter Monday April 17, including a play and bazaar and membership renewal progress.
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Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Jocal Chamber of Commerce
The
Frederick
Another Clinic Held by Dr Hebert Thompson in Ballmore
Dr Hebert Thompson secretary of the Maryland Mental Hygiene Society held another clinic at the County Probation Office in Pythian Castle building. He examined over twenty children in the past month and reported on cases treated or under observation. He plans to visit Hagerstown to confer with Dr Richard Norment and Elmer the Hagerstown orphanage superintendent.
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Hebert R. Thompson
Maryland Mental Hygiene Society
Ballmore
Mary J. Munn
Pythian Castle
Thompson
Hagerstown
Richard Norment
State Board of Health
Elmer
Goth
Hagertown
Marin
Found Dead From Gas in Rooming House in Atlantic City
Two plumbers Juan Sullivan age 30 from Camden and Edward Gallagher age 45 from Philadelphia were found asphyxiated by gas in a rooming house at States and Atlantic avenues. County Physician says they had been drinking. a gas stove left on is blamed. Thomas Burke, in adjoining room, smelled gas and found them on the floor. A physician declared both dead.
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Ges
Shore
Atlantic City
Juan Sullivan
Edward Gallazher
States
Atlantic Avenues
Louder
Thomas J. Burke
Sullivan
Gallagher
Camden
Fife
Philadelphie
Dreco praised by readers for stomach relief and health claims
An advertisement touts Dreco as a remedy for stomach disorders constipation and blood impurities. It features a testimonial from Ensign A S Wharton Salvation Army and notes Dreco’s alleged benefits for liver kidney rheumatic and digestive issues. The ad promotes Pearre's Modern Pharmacy as a local distributor and encourages social introduction of the product.
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Ensign A. S. Wharton
Salvation Army
Dreco
Pearre
Weagan Quetereak Stirs Goverment Turmoil in Michoacan
Disturbances across Rachoccan and Jalisco prompt central authorities to take an energetic policing stance. Rebels threaten Michoacan under Cardenas, Morelia unrest grows with Governor Mugica facing resignation and federal troops reinforcing Morella. General Estrada directs operations as turmoil threatens state authorities.
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Mexico City
Rachoccan
Jalisco
Pree
Morel
Morelia
Cardinas
Mugica
Lirique Estrada
Morella
Rob Theatre Show Ends With $4900 Theft
Bandits robbed Keith's Royal Theatre office during a show in New York, forcing the treasurer to surrender about $4900. A porter interrupted the hold up, a struggle ensued, and the robbers fled as the audience left. The manager Darling later reported the crime to police.
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New York
Dian
Keith
Royal Theatre
Baldwin
Reunovn
Darling
1210 Strikes In Pennsylvania Last Year
Harrisburg March 13. Strikes last year in Pennsylvania caused wage losses and absence days, affecting about 129 thousand workers. Commissioner Candle and head of mediation bureau W J Traves provide figures. 1210 strikes tied as the most widespread labor dispute year. Wages lost totaled 7,105,103 dollars. 622 strikes were settled, 177 pending into 1920, with construction workers bearing over 14 million dollars in losses.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvana
Candle
Labor and Industry
Witxm
J. Traves
Departant Bureau of Mediation
Arbi- Wlgi
Isan
Department of Labor
Fox and dog chase disrupts farms near Stony Point
March 13 reports detail dogs and a fox sighted near Stony Point and Fort Main. Local farmers near Dhhrevile and Le Ro tried to shoot the fox but failed. the fox evaded, leading the dogs toward Schuylkill. Mrs. Jeppert of Auburn alerted owners, who eventually rescued the dogs after they were coaxed to safety on high rocks.
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Stony Point Charies Clare
Burlhill Haven
Fort Main
Dhhrevile
le Ro
Canning Annex
Schuylkill
Uiem
Maryland Mood Favors Four Power Treaties Across Counties
Maryland sentiment on ratification of the Disarmament and Four Power Treaties runs strong in Western Maryland counties. In Cumberland editor Joseph R. Finan backs ratification, noting the need to avert isolation after the last war. Westminster residents stress armament limits as essential for world peace, while Frederick leaders express clear support for ratification, praising the conference’s成果 and urging no delay.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Cumberland
Joseph R. Finan
Evening Times
Democratc
League of Nations
St. Westminster
United States
Senate
United For Treaty
Frederick
Frederick County
Pound Party At Mt Airy Honors Local Residents
A March 3 pound gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Strube in Mt Airy featured games and refreshments. Attendees included numerous local residents and a list of names such as Basil Gilson, Blanche Snone, Dorothy Strube, John Strube, and many others. The item closes with a garbled question about opening four year high schools in Walkers re Ademstown or Tomntown.
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Mt. Airy
Joseph eStrube
Joseph Strebe
Robert Loman
M. E. Surder
John DeGrange
Basil Gilson
Blanche Snone
Belle Maught
Dolly Vansant
Florence Vansant
Dorothy Strube
Ruby Clark
Nomice Kriemer
Mark Moxley
Madaline Strube
Jnna Stup
Blanche Kidd
Kiceey Mount
Lucy Stup
Beatrice Kidd
Frances Stup
Harry Gilson
Sterling Koons
Merl Harn
George Kunkles
Raymond Strube
Edward Snyder
Daniel Wil
George Sorder
Granville
Hgod
St Fur Strube
John Clark
Carlton Strube
John Harris
Marshall “Strabe
Freeman Thompson
Rodney Kelley
Leonard Mount
Roy Thompson
Russell Kidd
Monrae Stup
Daniel Bizier
Frank Hoffman
Charlies DeGrange
Paul Snyder
Wilbert Maught
Walkersre Ademstown
Tomntown
Chicago Ponzi Tragedy Sparks Vancouver Death Tale
A firework of misfortune unfolds as an acetylene torch ignites rope suspending a figure in a Vancouver worksite. The resulting fall from 80 feet ends in the worker’s death, echoing a larger era of risky schemes and fatalities.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
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