Touring Club Aims to Ease American Road Trips
Motorists show rising year round interest in touring as knowledge of routes, hotels, and road conditions grows. The Touring Club of America, based in New York, will collect and distribute touring information through branches nationwide to guide car owners across regions from New England to Oregon.
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America
Washington
New England
Pennsylvania
Touring Club of America
New York City
New York
Oklahoma
Alabama
Oregon
Ohio
Iowa
Kentucky
Archaeologists Accused of Loot in Jerusalem Mosque
Riots erupt as English archaeologists allegedly excavate under the Mosque of Omar and remove relics including the Ark of the Covenant. Azmy Bey is mobbed amid claims of complicity. officials from Constantinople to investigate. Excavations began near Stroam on the Mount of Olives and spanned two years.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Omar
Israel
Azmy Bey
Constantinople
Stroam
Mount of Olives
Kedron
Pool of Siloam
Solomon's Temple
Opium Burned After Seizure by U.S. Officers
Seized opium valued over 150000 was burned by order of Deputy U.S. Marshal Hillebrand in El Paso Texas on May 4. Flynn re-enters U.S. service as former Deputy Police Commissioner William J. Finn arrives in Washington to join the Secret Service. Leo Houck defeats Harry Lewis in a twenty round bout in Paris, securing a decisive decision for the Lancaster, Pennsylvania fighter. Tax collectors for Dorchester County were appointed, then Abn.
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el Paso
Tex
United States
Hillebrand
Flynn
U. S. Service
Washington
William J Firnn
New York
Secret Service
Leo Houck
Lewis
Paris
Lancaster
Harry Lewis
England
Plan Inaugurated For Convicts By Churchill Scheme
London launches a new scheme for released prisoners under the Central Association. About 100 convicts will be freed this month with the association overseeing their care and funds. The old ticket‑at‑leave system is replaced as the central body will capture all wages earned by the prisoners.
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Winston Churchhill
London
Central Association
Basil Thompson
Tsus
Central Committee of
Congress
Political Cards for Frederick County Republican Races
A set of candidate declarations announces runs for State’s Attorney County Treasurer Sheriff and related offices in Frederick County Md. George R Dennis Jr Roger G Warley Jonathan N Stud Clarence G Boller Jessi I Tmagey solicit Republican support for primaries with local addresses and endorsements.
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Frederick Ugunty
Jonatuan
Frederick Counx
Dynamite blast kills two in Gary work train wreck
In Gary Indiana May 1 two workers were killed when dynamite exploded in two cars of a work train at Kirk switch yards. A third man suffered the loss of a leg while others were sleeping in the cars. Initial ties to the Hammond strike were dismissed. police suspect a private feud. Victims named as Gilarmo Palazolo and Gicamno Imbostato with Antonio Russo severely injured.
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Gary
Ind
Kirk Switch
Hammond
Gilarmo Palazolo
Gicamno Imbostato
Antonio Russ
Mrs Carnegie III Seized by Nosebleed at Peace Congress
Mrs. Carnegie III, wife of the iron master, suffered a nose hemorrhage during the National Peace Congress in Baltimore. Seated in a box, she was moved to an ante-room for medical care and later returned to her hotel rooms.
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Baltimore
Lytic Theater
Carnegie
National Peace Congress
Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
A summary of baseball results shows American League games in New York, Boston and St. Louis with varying scores and listed pitchers. National League results include Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Chicago with several close outcomes. Standings list Philadelphia, New York, Chicago and Brooklyn atop the tables with other clubs trailing. Also noted are Tri-State results from Wilmington, Johnstown, Lancaster Reading and York Harrisburg, plus items on Massachusetts income tax rejection, light winds saving crops in New Jersey, and bankers planned to meet in New Orleans.
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Brooklin
New York
Brooklyn
Raymond
Wilson
Rucher
Bergen
Pittsburg
St. Lows
Nagle
Gibson
Harmon
Geyer
Bresnahan
Philadelphia
Boston
Pfeiffer
Graslam
Beebe
Dooin
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brown
Archer
Suggs
McLean
Burned Before Father Child Perished In Fire
In Whitesville Delaware on May 4 Violet Baker five years old died after her clothing caught fire while her parents watched a sedge burn near their farm The wind spread the flames and the girl burned severely before her father reached her The incident left the father with scorched hands and arms Also reported a separate Atlantic City death by being ground to pieces by a train near Egg Harbor five miles above Atlantic City.
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Whitesville
Del
Harvey Baker
Here
Violet
Baker
Atlantic City
Camden
Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations show corrected May 4 1911 for local commodities including Red Wheat and shelled corn priced per bushel and per sack. Flour and wheat ranges, cornmeal, feed ingredients, timothy hay, oats, potatoes and other staples listed with unit prices and per ton or per bushel figures.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Frederick County Sheriff and State's Attorney Primary Declarations
A historic notice from multiple candidates: CHAS T FAGAN for Sheriff of Frederick County on the Democratic ticket requests Democratic voters support in the primary. SCOTT S WELTY also seeks the sheriff nomination. JAMES A JONES declares candidacy for Sheriff subject to Democratic primary ratification. WILLIAM H HINES runs for State s Attorney on the Republican ticket seeking primary backing.
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Frederick County
Chas. T. Fagan
Frederick District
Shen
Democracy
James A. Jones
William H. Hines
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Ark of the Covenant
Rasen Talon
Egg Harbor
N. J
Henry Gries
Dorchester County
France
Marne
Aube
Ayala & Co
Political Cards
George R. Dennis, JR
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Tuscarora
Aprifdim&wimt
Clarence G. Boller
Wamr
Woodsburg
Mid
Jessh I. 1
Tmagey
Court St
Jprederick, Md
Mrs. Carnegie III
Taft
Calder
Grant
Klondike
Dawson
Columbus
D. W. Dinmore
Mark Slater
State House
Slater
Carnegie Fund
Berne
Switzerland
Andrew Carnegie
Athletics
Coombs
Livingston
Fisher
Vaughn
Sweeney
Fape
Nunimaker
Graome
Gray
Street
St. Louis
Petroaut
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Lafitte
Stanage
Willis
Stephens
Cleveland
Batteres—Siriggs
Scott
Land
Walsh
Young
Sullivan
WL. PC
Phiada
Cincinti
N.york
Plusters
St Lous
Brookly
Tristate League
Wilmington
Trenton
Lloyd, Kerr
Brozell
Harkins
Johnstown
Altoona
Scott, Hurley
Topjuam
Ketter
Lencaster
Reading
Tancastier
Northrop
Millman
Coveleski
Boite
York
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Myers
Daly
Bentler
Carter
Massachusetts State Senate
House
Woodbury
Tos
New Orleans
Nashville
Tenn
American Bankers’ Association
Detroit
Washingo
St.Louis
Wh FC
Harriss
AGA Hasta
Lancastr
Wilmgo Yu
York O
Frederick
Jey
Ste
Orphans’ Court
Republii Can
Comimig
George T. Roderick
Tvraderick
Prederck County
Frederck County
Y K. Motter
Marlid
Wimf
Marcut
Scott S. Welty
Frederick Coun Ry May
Marddam
Aur
The
Frederick News
Family Newspaper
Chants
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