Hart in Mountains: Detectives Doubt Escapees in Ridge Tale
Baltimore detectives expressed strong skepticism about reports that Jack Hart and William Tilson were hiding in the mountains near Hagerstown after their January escape from the Maryland House of Correction. Investigators traced tips to moonshine routes and a rumored outlaw camp on Rattleskin Ridge, noting released inmates Ruby and Reese may be causing the stir, while Hart’s exact whereabouts remain unknown.
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Baltimore
Robert Huby
Mike Reese
Maryland House of Correction
Hagerstown
Jack Hart
William ‘Tilson
Hart
Norris
Tilson
Sandy” Simpson
Louis Worth
Charles Fockler
Rattleskin Ridge
Robert Ruby
Ruby
House of Correction
Washington County
Teese
Western Maryland
Hagerstawn
Art
Wilson
Hagerstownh
Prohibition
Washington
Hagerstows
Claude Sweezer
Reese
Spacious Lodging described in The Ladies of London excerpt
In the dialogue from Margaret Kennedy's The Ladies of London two guests boast of a grand bridal suite with lavender silk decor and lavish furnishings. They discuss room size and social norms, comparing modern ideas of privacy to past sociable habits.
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John
Dolly
Bramfield
Louis Quatorze
Cynthia
Mrs. Cocks
Mme. de Montespan
the Ladies of London
Margaret Kennedy
Hagenbeck Wallace Circus Draws Thousands in Frederick County
Thousands attended two Hagenbeck Wallace circus shows at the Frederick County Fair Grounds. The parade drew a mile crowd as the troupe staged three rings of acts, including 150 wild animals, Australian Woodchoppers, and equestrian displays before moving on to Hanover, Pennsylvania.
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Hagenbbeck- Wallace
Frederick County Fair
Hagenbeck-Wallace
Orrin Davenport
Crandall
Lowande
Birth of a son announced in Clagettaville
May 21 Mr and Mrs Crawford Guillis announce the birth of a son. Miss Grace Haynes hosted her Sunday School class with attendees Fanny Burdette Irene Hurley Lorraine Wat kins Edna and Adeline Moxley Gurnis Pauline Moxley Raymond Moxley Roy Brown and Willie Sugars. Mrs Jesse Buxton has returned from Baltimore where she received treatment and is improved. Mr Gilmer Thompson has recovered from pneumonia. Funeral services for Harry Windsor of Ridgeville were held Sunday afternoon at Montgomery chapel.
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Clagettaville
Crawford Guillis
Grace Haynes
Fanny Burdette
Irene Hurley
Lorraine Watkins
Edna
Adeline Moxley
Gurnis Pauline Moxley
Raymond Moxley
Roy Brown
Willie Sugars
Jesse Buxton
Baltimore
Gilmer Thompson
Pneumoni
Harry Windsor
Ridgeville
Montgomery Chapel
Wheat tonnage shifts fertilizer usage notes
A ton of wheat reduces the need for nitrogen and phosphorus inputs by 13 pounds and 12 pounds of potash respectively, altering fertilizer requirements in crop production.
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Detroit
Ford Weekly Pares
Ford Motor Company
Michigan
FORD
NEVE
Frederick
Hanover
Clagettsville
Ves
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Second and Market Sts
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Hahn & Rows
Frederick, Md
Horse Head
R. Saylor
Walkersville, Md
Aiter Brothers & Company
Philadelphia
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick,mp
THE
Bank OF
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market
Mullinix & Bentz
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