Twenty Engines 1K Prosperity Special Train Departure
The Philadelphia Baldwin Locomotive Works shipped a record breaking oil burning Santa Fe locomotive train, 20 engines with tenders, nearly half a mile long and over 6,000 tons, to hasten delivery for Southern Pacific. It will stop for inspection and public review at several towns including Perryville and Harrisburg, with final arrival planned at East St Louis by June 8.
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Philadelphia
Eddystone
Paldwin Locomotive Works
St. Louis
Santa Fe
Ita
Southern Pacific Lines
Weilgit
Altoona
Penneshauia
East St Louis
Frederick battery maker markets Blue Mountain Battery
John Francis Fischer a Frederick craftsman at 124 West Patrick Street has launched his own line the Blue Mountain Battery designed for radio sets. He brings Holland training and decades of repair experience and after prior work with Warfield Electric he started on April 1. He also specializes in locks and music.
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John Francis Fischer
West Patrick Street
Cess Fle
Blue Mountain
Holland
Fischer
Frederick
New York
The
Battery
Warfield Electric Company
Old Blue Law Effort Aims Sunday Theatre Closings
In Newark New Jersey on May 27 Judge Boettner heard an effort to invoke the old blue law to close theatres and other places of amusement on Sunday. Twelve theatres faced complaints led by John A Matthews for Emanuel Kraemer and Harry Davis seeking Sunday closure under the old vice and immorality act.
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Newark
N. 3
New Jersey
Boettner
John A. Matthews
Emanuel Kraemer
Harry Davis
Ther
County League Teams Prepare for Opener
Frederick County League draws near as clubs stage exhibition games. Thurmont edged Rouzerville 6 to 2 in a partial lineup showing and will meet Union Bridge in Thurmont at 12:30. Woodsboro, 3–1 in four games, faces Junior Fire Company at Agricultural Park at 3. A league officers meeting, set for May 20, will discuss eight towns: Thurmont, Branyek, Kims, Middletown, Woodsboro, Point of Rocks, Green Valley, Unionville.
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Thurmont
theRouzerville
Union Bridge
Woodsboro
Junior Fire Company
Agricultural Park
Frederick County League
M. J .Thompson
Questien
Brunayek
Kimmitsburg
Middletown
Point of Rocks
Green Valley
Unionville
Base Ball Scores and Club Standings
Baseball scores from Boston Chicago Detroit and Washington with early standings. Athletics St Louis Boston Detroit Washington Chicago lead or near-standings shown with wins and losses, listing key pitchers and batters from each game.
Baseball scores and standings from multiple city games
Paul sentences mix of box scores and standings from games between Philadelphia, Brooklyn, New York, Boston, Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis and Pittsburgh. Batter names listed for each game and a season grid shows team records and totals. A final line asks if the neighborhood schools have an active Patron Teachers Association.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Ruether
Miller
Smith
Henline
Vance
Deberry
King
Peters
New York
Boston
Barnes
Snyder
Marquard
O'Neill
Bastion
Nehl
MecQuillen
Gowdy
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cheeves
O'Farrell
Rixer
Wingo
Kneck
Aldridge
Hartnett
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Everett True By Cord: Oregon Buggy Sold In Interior Town
A unique new buggy in Oregon, the only one found by Portland vehicle houses, was sold in a small interior town amid inquiries about its origin and availability.
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Oregon
Portland
Pendleton
Salem
Eugene
Medford
Portland Vehicle House
Gasoline Freighter Fire Near St George's
Gasoline freighter Jleen Steele carrying 250 tons of stone from Havre de Grace to Odessa caught fire in the Chesapeake and Delaware canal near St. George's in Wilmington Delaware. Six crew members escaped unharmed. The vessel owned by J Groome Steele Chesapeake City Maryland is valued at 25000 dollars.
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Wilmington
Del
Jleen Steele
Havre de Grace
Mud
Odessa
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
St. George's
J. Groome Steele
Cheasapeake City
Policeman Shot Dead While On Beat in Ington
May 27. Richard Thomas, a policeman, was shot and killed while walking his beat. Police hunt for a man believed to hold a grudge against officers. Thomas is survived by two wives and ten children. News advertising pays. Give it a trial.
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Richard Thomas
Ofives
Thomas
Ts Wo
Nd Ten Ehstiren
Want Ford for President Dearborn Neighbors Urge Bid
A Dearborn committee of prominent residents plans to ask Henry Ford to run for U.S. president in 1924. William T. Kronberg announced the effort after organizing a Henry Ford for President Club meeting, noting deliberations on an independent ticket with monetary standard changes. Local mentions are widely read.
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Dearborn
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
United States
William T. Kronberg
Woman’s Medicine for Women’s Ailments
A testimonial letter from St. Paul Minn about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helping a tired worn-out woman with back pain and fatigue. The letter claims relief from troubling symptoms common to women and endorses the product as a reliable remedy.
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St. Pi Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Pat Maser
Winslow St
Lydia E.ham
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Bostains
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Pitcairn
Canton
Crestline
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Richmond
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Ind
Blue Mountain Battery
Banner, Lye
DUFFS
By Allman
Tle
Helen
Pape
Momher
Athletics
Batterles—Karr
Ruelhoumel
Versins
Cleveland
Ratterles
Martin
Stoner
Bassier
Whishington
Washington
Shawkey
Schang
Zachary
Gharrity
LPCS
Wespa
York
St Louis
W.L P.ch
W.tp.c. N.york
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Cincinti
St.Louis
Brookin
Philada
Echoos
Teachers’ Association
Footer
DYE Works
America
Agency
B. T. Marman
Market Street
Everett True
TEN Minnutes
Jill
Purina “Tec
Schermerhorn & Son
Market ST
Frederick, Md
Opera House
Nesta
Lasashy
Cecil B.de Mille
Fools Paradise
TheodSechoniogs
John Davidson
Jolieps
DeMille
Caramount Picture
Chichesters
IOM Plantem
Henry ST. Bi
Thomas H. Haller
Rosslyn Packing CO
Rosslyn, VA
Clarendon
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