Tadets Conquer Adamstown Team After Marathon Season
Tadets defeat Adamstown 18 to 6 as the season closes. Garrie day led with strong fielding and one error by Adamstown all game. Cook and Hammond each produced multi hit days, while Day and Day added two base hits. Bases on balls favored Cook and Hammond. Stolen bases by King and Hammond highlighted the effort, with a double play replay and a 1 hour 45 minute game under umpires Mac Abee and Duvall.
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R. Day
T. Day
Cook
Day
King
Adamstown
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Stauffer
Melleury
OM Cook
MacAbee
Duvall
Remarkable Escape After Auto Plunges Over Hedge
An auto carrying two men and three women crashed across a hedge on the Hagerstown pike near Braddock after striking a cow. The vehicle, traveling 30 to 40 mph, escaped into the road with minor damage. C C Biser of Morris Iron and Steel Co. aided the scene and learned the occupants were from Thurmont, with R W Hahn named as the driver. The incident occurred amid reports of imported wheat and flour valued at 2,900,000 in 1922.
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Hagerstown Pike
C. E. Cline
Braddock
C. C. Biser
Morris Iron and Steel Go
Thurmont
R. W. Hahn
Biser
Antry
Barbara Fritchie and the Flag Story Recounted
In a Frederick Maryland reminiscence a Civil War era tale recalls Barbara Fritchie waving a flag from her window to defy General Jackson. The piece notes later historians question some details but preserves the core claim of her steadfast spirit and flag symbolism during 1862 events. It covers her birth in 1766, Washington’s 1791 visit, her marriage in 1846, and her death in 1862 with burial in the German Reformed church yard.
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Barbara Fritchie
Catherine
Nicholas Hauer
George Washington
Frederick
Kimball
Barbara Hauer
Liverpool
Barbara
W. Dow
Oota
South Mountain
Conrad
Barbara ‘Fritehié
Rector's Quits Business in Bankruptcy Filing
New York May 30 Rector's has failed. The corporation running a famed hotel and restaurant in the theater district owes about half a million dollars with assets not more than $50,000, per an involuntary bankruptcy petition filed by creditors. Skeleton 400 Feet In Ground. Locust Gap Pa M eton of a man foun in the 71 Gap mine by workmen after they has exploded a number of Lois in Low gown to use coal. The sine insperto viewed the skeleton, which is 41 feet underground, and declared death was caused by stifiration.
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Rector’s
New York
Locust Gap
71 Gap
Shot Sergeant Is Killed in North Carolina Incident
Ralizk May 20. Severs G. P. Cates of the Barhampol force was mortally wounded by Fey Conklin whom he was arresting for shooting his wife. Conklin turned as Deputy Morsar tried to intervene to save Cates.
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Ralizk
N.C
Waiting Leads to Rewards in The News Ad Tips
Advice promotes patience while noting a sharper rule that advertising desires yields faster results. The verse contrasts waiting with actively placing notices in The News to obtain sought items or opportunities. It emphasizes proactive outreach through print media.
City probes tuberculosis cure under special permit
Resolution cites tests showing the so called remedy Fel Mann as unsatisfactory and scientifically futile. Officials say administration methods are inaccurate and secrecy about substances used undermines observation. Evidence suggests patients deteriorated rapidly during treatment despite initial permit.
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Ithe Friedmann
Losis
Senators Fault Police In Suffrage Parade Clash
A senate committee report blames police for failing to protect suffragists during a March 3 parade in Washington. It notes crowds swarmed the marchers and some officers showed indifference, yet clears the entire force of blame and exonerates Su ter from hostility to the procession.
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Suter
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