Hitler’s Bavarian Monarchist Drive Prompts Republican Defiance
The piece outlines Adolf Hitler’s rise in Munich to lead a royalist, anti republican movement in Bavaria. It notes his 500000 strong group the hackenkreuz, his early work as a mason and draughtsman, and his aim to restore a monarchy under Rupprecht while defying the republican government.
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Rupprecht
Kaiser
Germany
Hitler
Adolf Hitler
Mussolini
Munich
National Socialist Group
Bavaria
Empire
Prussia
Condition of Joseph Bell after car accident near New Market
The injured man Joseph Bell, described as colored, was reported in a stupor with short intervals after an automobile crash near New Market. He was moved to Montevue Hospital in an unconscious state with concussion of the brain and possible internal injuries. Deputies alleged Bell was shamming at various points, while doctors called the condition serious and unresolved.
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Joseph Bell
New Market
Montevue Tios
A. G. Bourne
Allen Bartgis Sai
Bartgis
Friederek City Hospital
Bartms
Montevue Hospital
Bourne
Deputs Bartgis
Bell
Monterue Hospital
Accidents at Baltimore and Ohio Bay crossings rise in summer period
Report on the B and O Bay raid shows 49 percent more accidents in June July and August than 1922 despite 27 percent traffic rise. Campaign trained workers alerted motorists and engineers to safer crossing practices with inspectors at crossings. Baltimore logged only one wage track incident and 28 autos hit gates or trains. Also notes proper skirt length guidance for afternoon and evening wear.
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Baltimore and Ohio Bay
Baltamore
Ohio
Baltimore
Enid
Jury awards $100 damages in Bethesda Rockville auto case
Miss May Agnes Lane of Washington sued Mrs Hortense Hunter of Rockville for 5000 damages after an auto collision between Bethesda and Rockville 18 months ago. The jury retried and found for the plaintiff awarding 100 with deliberations about an hour plus testimony from Lane and other witnesses.
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May Agnes Lane
Washington
Hortense Hunter
Rockville
Bethesda
Miss Lane
Colyn Desire
Tiunter
Fruenmis
Intlet
Beebe
1922 U S accident deaths total 75300 report shows auto toll
National Safety Congress report states 1922 fatalities around 75 300, up nearly 2000 from 1921. Autos account for about 14 000 deaths, with daily average about 206 fatalities and 35 auto deaths per day. Drownings burns and other causes listed. rate per 100 000 people and cars noted.
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Buffalo
United States
National Safety Congress
Gaid David van Schaack
Hartford Conn
Council
Wickless and relatives visit. local notes from Shockstown
Mr and Mrs J D Wickless and family visited relatives in New Market. Luther Main and family from Middletown visited Mr and Mrs Anthony A Wickless. Alber Linck and Veronica visited Charles A Wickless. Helen Roberts stayed with her sister in Washington. Locust trees bloom and farmers finish corn with fall seeding beginning. Veronica Linck recovering from illness. Auto headlight monograms gain popularity.
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Shockstown
J. D. Wickless
New Market
Luther Main
Middletown
Anthony A. Wickless
Alber Linck
Veronica
Charles A. Wickless
Frederick
Helen Roberts
Wheatley
Washington
Jerome D. Wickless
May
Josephine
Catherine
Gertrude Wickless
May Dyer
Clyde Barber
Veronica Linck
Lillie Linck
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Italy
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Frederick County National Bank
North Market ST
Shookstown
Samuel Harden Church
Car ™*Sie Institute
Iinn Hdrge
Pennsylvania Railroad System the
Starboard Railroad of the
Thermos
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Central Building and Loan Club
Mamie P. Akers
Maryland
Central Trust Company of
Corner Church and
Market Sts
Frederick, Maryland
Allen G. Quynn & Co
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
S. Carroll St
Jewelry