Waiting Treasurer Plan For Woman In Bookkeeping
Ajo Arizona letter to Frederick Md postmaster seeks information on a $3,500 life insurance legacy for Mrs Rosa B Sader, a possible resident of Frederick County. The inquiry follows a Woodmen of the World murder case and names insurers from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Woodmen. Further notes praise Frederick County Treasurers Office bookkeeping and outline planned modernization with a card system.
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Rosa B Sader
Frederick County
Frank W. Moverston
Ap. Arkeona
Irving Stir
Johny J. Bliss
Apo
Woodmen
W. Robertson Wea
Rosa B Surder
Frederick
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Woodmen of
Snyder
Dovery
Attarney
Board of
County Commissioners
Lewis W. Miltourne
John W. Ennis
Slatamt State
Baltimore
Etghinen
Etchison
Fred
Eritk County
Bruce Murdoch
Evans
Register of Wills
Russell_E Lighter
Eli G Haugh
Lighter
Charles A Butts
Haugh
Father of Mr. L. V. Guller Dies After Automobile Accident
The death of Mr. Irvin Culler, father of L. V. Guller, follows injuries from being struck by James W. Stribling’s car as he walked near his home. He suffered broken legs and crushed ankle, died after a hospital stay. services scheduled at Bakersville Lutheran Church with burial at Mountain View Cemetery. Coroner John Ek Bitner conducted the inquest with a pending Washington County grand jury investigation.
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Crossronés
Capital
James W. Stribling
Irvin
Sharidan Drenner
Hegerstown
Stribling
Drenner
Pythias
Oklies
Sharpsburg
Eve Poffenberger
Lloyd ¥. Culler
Wee Fituh Street
This City
Hattie
Walter Clark
Sherleysburg
Irvin Culler
Frederick
Lutheran Cra
Bakersville
W.L. Remsbure
Mountain View
John Ek Bitner
Hagerstown
Washington County
Investigation into Death of Martinsburg Man
Martinsburg West Virginia November 19 Authorities continued an investigation into the death of Leo A Livers a Martinsburg businessman from a fractured skull. A warrant was prepared for one of three men who were with Livers in a Martinsburg hotel shortly before his body was found at his home. The coroner's jury viewed the body last night and adjourned until a future date for an inquest.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Leo A Livers
Baltimore
Cotoners
Livers
Gabre
Dolls and Lace Creations Spark Surprising Demand
A Detroit maker known for elaborate doll outfits and feather decorations has turned early experiments into a growing business. She started by casing dolls in lace and feathers and now reports increasing orders from customers across the region.
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Blaine Lincoln
Detroit
Rosstads
Poison liquor death toll in Baltimore rises to 14
The city records 14 deaths in November from acute alcoholic poisoning or poison liquor after Nellie Harris died at a hospital and Benjamin Compher, her drinking companion, was found dead in his room. Both victims are African American and coroner investigations seek the poisoning source.
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Nellie Harris
Benjamin Compher
Baltimore
Nox
Thaw Heiress Threat Blackmail Plot For $5060
Fred erik G Wipt a former German army spy confessed he sent a threatening letter to Mrs William Thaw Jr demanding 5060 dollars after beating a maid at the Thaw mansion An extensive police dragnet covered a section of Pittsburgh in an elaborate trap to catch the blackmailer The motive stemmed from Mrs Thaws reading of Thaw family litigation over money.
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Pittsburgh
Frederik G. Wipt
William Thaw
Wipf
Thaw
Emmitsburg Club Meets at Remuner Meeting
Mrs J Tewin Topper hosted the Royal Women’s Club of Emmitsburg for a remunerative gathering on Thursday Twenty members and three guests attended The meeting opened with The Star Spangled Banner and the club discussed Red Cross membership drive Two new members were enrolled Demonstrations included Christmas suggestions and a home demonstration agent led a session.
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Emmitsburg
J Tewin Topper
Roral Women’s Club
W.th
Histers
Red Cross
Beren Pearson
Mes Welk
Treiber
Clee
Harmony Grove Community Cieh
John Fodt
America
Hugh Dean
Kefauver
Edward Gittiars
Mise Pearson
Gas Co to Meet All Claims After Pittsburgh Blast
Pittsburgh on November 13 AP report says Equitable Gas Company president A W Robertson announced the company would pay all hospital and injury and property damage claims from Monday's gas tank explosion. He stressed acceptance of human responsibility and said payments would proceed without regard to ongoing investigations.
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Pittsburgh
A. W. Robertson
Equitable Gas Company
Tapic
Biig
Robertson
Lowin Progress
Coolidge Tunney Talk Of Fight Plans And Kinship
Washington on November 19 AP President Coolidge likened Gene Tunney to a film actor while Tunney called the President keen. Tunney said the champ hopes to fight again in June with an opponent to be chosen from an elimination tournament in New York. He attended the Army Marine football game with the President and others.
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Washington
Coolidge
Gene Tommey
Sudh Tunney
Tunney
White House
New York
Tewney
Army-Marine
Warehouse Fire Yields Personal Relic Found in Ruins
In New York on November 19 AP reports a book belonging to Jar A Melith was recovered from an automobile amid the wreckage of his warehouse at 11th Street and 10th Avenue. Fire damage assessed at $2000 with a person believed to have reentered the blaze to retrieve a box from the office.
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New York
Jar A. Melith
11Th Street
J1th Avenue
Tived
Girl Seized in Washington Bond Case Roars of Crime Fallout
Detectives trail a costumed woman in an ermine coat to an apartment where a Chicago gangster Edward McLaughlin and two other suspects are arrested amid a burglary ring. Officers recover 5000 worth of furs and jewelry as evidence. The case ties to Liberty bonds and a government dispute over seizure orders.
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Blackmer
AL S
Washington
New York
Aileer
Edward McLaughlin
Chicago
Gertrude Smith
McLoughlin
Eather Oleska
Ed.ward Schneible
Francis Hogan
Broadway
Riverside Drive
Acu
Weet End Drive
Finney and Press People Figure in Ohio Trial Coverage
Washington gossip and press circles color a report on Ruth Finney and her journalism influence amid high profile salacious case. The piece notes Finney's fame spreading from Toledo to Ohio News Paperwomen, and mentions lawmakers and radio in Washington while detailing a mix of anecdotes about journalists and public figures.
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Hives
Senere Opress
Galleres
Thay Jay
Sea East Itseo News
Ruth Finney
Miss Finney
Sal Sinclair
Miss Finny
Sinclair
Shele
Aewa
Washington
Mila
William J. Byrne
Grand Jury Room
Smtza
Cass
Burns
Hood College pianist presents Beethoven and Chopin recital
Misa Jesse Verriet Newgeen, assistant professor at Hood College, performed a piano recital with Interivesso group. She highlighted Beethoven Waldstein Sonata Op 53 themes, praised Chopin group balance, and offered expressive renditions of Fantaisie Op 48 and Rachmaninoff Prelude in G minor. The program closed with Ibert and Berceuse Breve selections.
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Misa Jesse Verriet Newgeen
Hood College
Miss Newgeon
Rachmanirdie Prelede
Miss Newgeor
Ibert
Mise Newgeon
Bert
Lindbergh Ends Virginia Hunting Trip Tomorrow
Col. Lindbergh and companions Harry Guggenheim and W. T. Reed head to tidewater for duck shooting after a valley trip. Governor Bird notes rough weather but enjoyed Lindbergh’s unmolested visit and the outing's relief after months of glare.
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Richmond
Col. Lindbergh
Virginia
Harry F. Guggenheim
W. T . Reed
Tidewater
Governor Bird
Married in New York license issued for Engle and Waltz
A marriage license was issued at the Municipal Building New York City on Friday for Miss Margrete Louise Engle of this city and John E Waltz Jr a salesman of 2310 Barclay Streets Baltimore They planned to wed in New Farm the same day Margret Engle daughter of Milton Engle resided on West Fourth Street and attended a conference of Konami Cubs at Capital District hotel in Washington.
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Municipal Building
New York City
Margréte Louise Engle
John E. Waltz, Jr
Barclay Atrees
Baltimore
New Farm
Micy Engle
Milton T Engle
West Fourth Street
Engle
Margaret Kettler Engle
Mart
Cela
Res
Waltz
John Farward
Jennia Baker Watz
New York
Mies Engbee
Milwaukee grocer shoots self after killing two children
Local grocery store owner McNeil killed two of his children before shooting himself. He survived the self-inflicted wound and is expected to live. Police report indicates motive remains unclear as investigators sort through events at the Wisconsin home.
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Wis
Chidren
McNeil
Lumber firm exercises option on broad city site
The Wilcorom and Brown firm exercises an option on the American Foundry Company property. A separate option on the Calvary M E Church site near West South Street and Somth Street School yields a three acre tract with two railroad switches, attractive to buyers. W N Jolliffe handled negotiations. Wilcoxon and Brown take immediate possession.
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Wilcorom and Brown
Wes
Calvary M. E. Charch
Somth Street
W N Jolliffe
Wilcoxon and Brown
Dempsey Lays Serious Charge Against Kearns
Jack Dempsey accuses former manager Jack Kearns of wrongfully taking about 300000 of his earnings as Newark court weighs Kearns breach of contract action. Dempsey seeks 333535.55 plus interest from August 1 1923, claiming they ran a side business as a fistic partnership.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Tiny
Kearns
Newark
Dempsey
Autoist Indicted for Manslaughter in Shirk Death
Roy Post of Hancock indicted by a circuit court grand jury on a manslaughter charge after his auto struck Frank M. Shirk of Fairview fatally on July 18 in Hagerstown. Post was arrested following the crash and faces legal proceedings.
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Hagerstown
Roy Post
Hancock
Frank M. Shirk
Fairview
Crand
Tost
Get Masonic Appointments Grand Lodge Meeting Summary
Fragment describes Masonic appointments and a Grand Lodge meeting with names like Samuel Greva and others, held at an unspecified location. The OCR text is garbled but mentions the Grand Lodge of Masons of Ma v and appointments during the gathering.
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Patimors
Cys
Samuel Greva'l
Trier
Flight of Is Forced Return Defies Weather Forecast
Captain Giles abandons a planned flight to New Zealand via Honolulu, forced back 43 minutes after takeoff due to fog and poor conditions. He dumped 786 gallons of fuel, citing unfavorable weather and promising another attempt if conditions improve by 11 30 am.
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Miles Field
San Francesa
New Zealands
Honolulu
Pretec
Ah Aten
Galden
Sextamk
Lergeies
Telnet
Mogoluly
Promie
Wara
Giles
Ile
Tomorres, Sr
Community Shore Exhibit Attracts Large Attendance
A Middletown annual community shore fair drew many visitors as Sean, Remsberg, and Mrs Vernaié organized farm products and department displays. The committee, including Coblentz and Shalrp, arranged offers and supervised by E Kreeny. The event highlighted local exhibits and the improving role of modern girl influence.
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Remsberg
Irs
E. Kreeny
Mre
J. Vernaié
Coblentz
Coumniiier
Remneberg
Colette Bussard
Lestie Shalrp
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