Man of Six Killed by Falling Chestnut Limb Near Foxville
Victor M. Fox, 43, on his brother’s farm near Foxville, was killed when a hollow chestnut limb struck him as he cut a tree. An eight year old son witnessed the accident. Fox died instantly. an inquest is planned. Funeral services set for Thursday at the Lutheran church. Fox left a widow and six children.
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Victor M. Fox
Foxville
Reuben Fox
Fox
chestnut street
Horst
E. C. Kefauver
Rob E. Catlow
Thurmont
Kefanver
Oxville
M. L. Creag
Sen
Russian reply not delivered to conference
In Genoa on May the Russian reply to the Allied memorandum was ready for presentation but not delivered at the last moment. A conversation between Foreign Minister Tchitcherin and Italian Schanz decided the reply must undergo alterations before being presented to the Allies.
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Genoa
iaa
ady
TV Tchitcherin
Russia
Schantz
Italy
Three Chicago Labor Leaders Arrested in Violent Clashes
The Associated Press reports police swept through the Building Trades Labor quarters in Chicago and arrested three top labor leaders Tim Murphy Fred Mader and Rhelius Shea in connection with a wave of shootings and a bombing linked to a broader labor war. Police early on attributed the violence to a single faction.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Building Trades
Kazo
Tim Murphy
Fred Mader
rhelius Shea
biig
ers
price
Worthington Staley couple trip to Wheatland visit
PURELY PERSONAL Mr and Mrs Worthington C Staley of Market and Fifth streets left today on an ag overand trip for Wheatland where they will visit their nephew Dr Paul Holtz. Marshall Main Dili avenue. has re as secretary to Jacob Robbi ck and is now a salesman for the Jode Garage North Market street. Mrs Gee West of Forest Park timore is visiting her brother Mr T Kreh Madison street Il who shoutint Rockfelter mil have a Swiss guard?-Birming ham News.
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Worthington C. Staley
Market
Fifth streets
Wheatland
yroming
Paul Holtz
Marshall Main
Dili avenue
reas
Jacob Robbick
Jode
North Market street
Gee
Forest Park
timore
T. Kreh
Madison street
Memorial Trees to Honor Lincoln Highway Dedication
Twenty five miles of memorial trees along both sides of the Lincoln Highway near York will be dedicated May 2. The American Forestry Association announced that Charles Lathrop Pack, its president, will be the speaker at the ceremony.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Lincoln Highway
York
The
American Forestry Association
todo
Charles Lathrop Pack
Mail delays from Western Maryland strike disrupt Thurmont delivery
The Western Maryland strike delays early mail arriving in Thurmont for a third time this month. Freight from Baltimore to Thurmont via Hagerstown and Frederick is about 20 minutes late, delaying business and public at 9:30 AM. Col D John Markey of the Chamber of Commerce urged General Manager Gray to investigate and remedy the situation.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Western Maryland
Frederick
Tourmont
Chamber of Commerce
Gray
Miss Almira Baker Weds Francis Sawyers In Buckeystown Ceremony
Miss Almira Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Baker married Mr Francis Lazelle Sawyers of Centreville Iowa in a simple 12 o'clock wedding at the Baker home in Buckeystown attended by immediate families. Rev George Hines and Rev A W Kirk officiated. Bridesmaid sister Ellen Baker best man Joseph D Baker Jr and ushers Daniel Baker Jr David B Baker Benjamin Allnutt T Clyde Bouton. The bridegroom a Princeton graduate who served in the war sails with the Caronia for Europe then plans to settle in Centreville Iowa.
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Buckeystown
Almira Baker
J. H Baker
Francis Lazelle Sawyers
Centreville
Iowa
George Hines
a. W. Kirk
Ellen Baker
Joseph D. Baker
Baltimore
Daniel Baker, Jr
David B Baker
Benjamin Allnutt
T. Clyde Boutson
Baker
Mr. Sawyers
J. L. Sawyers
Mrs. Sawyers
Princeton
Mrs Sawyers
New York
Caronia
Europe
Woman and three children found dead in Vent ner City room
Mrs W S Bazley and her three children were found dead from asphyxiation in a Vent ner City home. A note to her husband mentioned mental derangement and failing health. Warren Burbrie of Philadelphia ties to the case are noted while local clippings include unrelated quotes.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
W. S. Bazley
Ventner City
Buzby
Souder
Warren Burbrie
Kerstone Lubricating Company
Philadelphia
Old Monocacy Church 175th Anniversary Celebration Planned
The 175th anniversary of Old Monocacy Reformed church and 200th of Monocacy village will be observed by St. John's Reformed Church Creagerstown from May 30 to June 4. Programs include a 100-voice gospel chorus, historical addresses, and a memorial tablet unveiling with a procession from Creagerstown to the Old Monocacy Log Church site.
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Monocacy
St. John’s Reformed church
Creagerstown
P. E. Heimer
Hunting Creek
Shryock's Mill
Apples
Mt. Tabor
Rocky Ridge
Trinity
Thurmont
Evangelical Reformed church
Frederick
Glade
Walkeraville
St. Paul's
Utica
St. John's
Woodsboro
Jacob's church
Sabillasville
St. John's church
Toms Creek
Emtattsburg
Graceham
Sabilasville
H. H.R. Bredbill
Thurmont High school
Rocky Ridge and
Apples choira
Lutheran
Church of Gog
Charles A. Shilke
C. Amos Reynolds
Church of God
St. John’s Lutheran church
A. B. Stoner
A Whitmore
Guy P Bready
John W. Reinecke
Lewis E. Higbee
George Wissler
W. Harry Comfort
Trinity Reformed choir of
George W. Richards
Appies
Creaxgeratown
Monocacy Log
C. A Long
George Ed Smith
George W Richards
Lancaster
Bernard C Steiner
Baltimore
Emory L Coblentz
U S May Have To Pay 25 000 000 To Krupp Firm
The United States may owe as much as 25 million dollars in royalties to Krupp over cotton patents linked to discoveries by American engineers. Thos W Miller, alien property custodian, announced that 201 German patents filed since 1919 remain outside U S control and include mobile artillery designs that mirror American principles. Officials suspect removal of many American plans from the War Department for tracing.
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Associated Preeg
Washington
Germany
Thos. W. Miller
War Department
Market Extremely Dull as Oil Stocks Help Hold Price
New York May 10 The stock market slid into dull trading with a tiny morning total of about 200000 shares deepest since March. Oil group supported by higher quotations from Standard Oil of New Jersey and Louisiana. U S Steel expected an April orders rise. Call money opened at 4 percent. A jewelers estimate tale about repairing a jeweled necklace was noted in passing.
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New York
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Lousiana
British exchange
Genoa
United States Steel
Stores to Close for First Game of 1922 Season
Frederick city prepares for Blue Ridge League opener between Frederick and Hagerstown at Agricultural Park on Tuesday May 16. Mayor Gilmer Schley urges factories and stores to close at 3 PM to allow workers to attend the 3:20 PM game, aiming for a capacity crowd and a festive opening day.
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Blue Ridge League
Schley
Frederick Hageball Association
Agricultural Park
Frederick
Hagerstown
Blue Ridge
Frederick Baseball Association
Bae Ridge
hore
Gilmer Schley
Better Weather Aids Maryland Crops In Week
Synopsix of crop conditions in Maryland for the week ending Tuesday, May 9, reports rain ending a long dry spell then mild sun boosting growth. Wheat and rye are in good to excellent condition, oats up well, pastures improved to fair or good, and corn planting beginning except in Allegany and Garrett counties.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Maryland
Allegany
Garret
Truck Tire Blows On Way To St Marys School Celebration
A Brunswick Fire Department celebration event was disrupted when a motor van en route from Baltimore to Brunswick blew a tire in front of Miver Wren’s Red Hill residence. While repairs were made, Brother Paul head of St Mary’s Industrial School and trustee Adrian Hughes were entertained by Mr Wren, who then hosted a half hour hillside concert in gratitude.
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St. Mary's Industrial School
Baltimore
Brunswick
Brunswick Fire Department
Miver Wren
Red Hill
Brother Paul
Adrian Hughes
Wren
Paul
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