Maryland Game Regulations Proposal Details and Bills Explored
A detailed draft outlines upcoming regulations for game seasons, divisions by counties, and open dates from November 10 to 15. It proposes a bag limit and a $7 license, revenue directed to state treasurer and county needs, with exemptions for Baltimore city. The bill cites Pennsylvania and West Virginia as precedents and notes state protection aims and wardens funding. The governor forms a 24-member commission from counties and Baltimore to oversee game matters, including fresh and salt water concerns and related committees.
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Guy Strele
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W.L. Cecil
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H. F. Leone
W. BL Cooper
Tripping Tongue Question Sparks Family Divorce Talk
A fragmented clipping questions a daughter’s travels and marital status. References a stern parent’s inquiry about divorce and mentions a person named Boxton and a transcript. The text appears garbled but centers on a family dispute over a wife’s travel and relationship status.
Fragmented OCR Lineage Sparks Confusion Over Roles
A rough OCR extract shows tangled dialogue naming Fred and Misses, with garbled phrases about roles and fuss over who is more prominent. The text hints at mistaken attributions to a father and others, but clarity is absent.
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Ming
Jack
Yen
Misa A
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Appeal Granted In Capitol Case
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court allowed an appeal in the Capitol case involving former Auditor General William P. Snyder and James AM Shumaker. Defendants convicted in Dauphin County in March 1908 for conspiracy to cheat the Capitol trimming faced two-year penitentiary terms. one defendant John H. Sanderson died in May and another William L. Mathues was not named in the appeal.
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Pittsburg
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Dia
State Capitol
Auditor General
Willam P. Snyder
James
AM. Shumaker
Grounds and Buldings
Dauphin County
John H.sanderson
William. “L. Mathues
Sanderson
Mathues
Apy
Supreme Court
Shumaker appeal keeps two defendants out of jail
The appellate action over the Sanderson clothes-tree cane case keeps Snyder and Shumaker free pending Supreme Court review. They face large additional costs yet to be tallied as the Higher court may renew bail at $25,000 each. a denial would force serving the Superior Court sentence. News items follow include a Rochester balcony fall injuring a woman and sheriff seizing apples in Bristol with no arrests.
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Itds
Supreme Court
Snyder
Camm
Sanderson
Joseph M. Huston
Kienklein
Argurdent
Church to Advertise Campaign Reach the People
The combined Protestant churches plan a January launch of a nationwide advertising drive addressing social, racial, economic, and religious issues that threaten American institutions. It will use newspapers, magazines, posters, and banners under the Home Missions Council, with a 40 million member base focusing on labor and immigration topics.
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New York
Ammerican
Alfe
Wil Béta
Menapapers
Magasines
Migatons Council
Maryland bill on oaths debated by legislature and judges
Fragmentary text notes a proposed law about oath prohibitions in courts. Maryland lawmakers and bench leaders draft the measure while Washington consults on recommending enactment by Congress. The wording reflects a transitional effort between state and federal action.
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Maryland
Washington
Congress
Hunting Chestnuts With Bow and Arrow Revival
In Greenwich a revival of primitive chestnut hunting with bows and arrows appears. Hunters use a light string tied to the arrow, shoot over high branches, then pull a rope to bring down chestnuts. The practice, once unknown, is returning among youths and men in wooded outskirts.
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Greenwich
Indiana
Wright Saves Aeroplane In Mid Air Described Rescue
Fragmented dispatches report Wright guiding a stalled aeroplane to a safe landing near College Park after the motor stopped mid flight. The craft had hovered about twenty feet above ground for four minutes before Wright seized control and landed it.
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Wright
Poison destroys baby's eyesight in Georgetown incident
In Georgetown Delaware, a one year old girl suffered eye damage after a baby poison powder in a patented insecticide was accessed on a shelf by Laura Wilkins. The substance, described as an insect powder, was accidentally ingested by the infant, causing permanent injury despite attempts to treat it. The Wilking family is connected to Sand Hill. the event occurred in October.
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Georgetown
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A.orto
Jamen Wilking
Laura
Landis Fines for Threatening Letter to Brother-in-law
In Freeport Oct 20 United States District Judge Landis fined Jennie Bower of Rockford for sending a threatening letter to his brother-in-law. The court noted ignorance of postal laws and imposed the minimum fine allowed, while signaling the remark could have earned harsher punishment if spoken face to face.
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Ualog
United States
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Jennie Bower
Rockford
KM. Landis
United States District Court
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Bower
Landis
Train strike injures farmer pilot near Waverly Pa
Oct 1920 farmer Pater Vought of Wayland driving to market with a calf in a wagon was struck by a locomotive at Erles tracks near Waverly Pennsylvania. Vought was hurt but not seriously. The calf fled across the track as the engine halted.
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Pater Vought
Wayland
Love and Affection Trial Yields $28 Award
A Lancaster County jury awarded M B Reedling of Reamstown $28 in a suit against H F Eberly over alleged alienation of his wife’s affections. Reedling alleged Eberly’s wife aided in the alleged misconduct at Eberly’s box factory. The case centers on spousal affection and misconduct. Separately, a New York report notes 75 swimmers were awarded bravery certificates for rescues during the summer.
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Lancaster County
Reding
Reamstown
H. F. Bberly
Redding
Wee
Eberly
Wan
Mia
Saan
New York
King Manuel Ailing King to Recover in Ten Days
Lisbon reports King Manuel of Portugal is suffering from an intestinal trouble with fever. His physician says the ailment should abate within ten days barring complications. Developments expected in the interim. Slayer of Women Hanged in Johnstown Yard. Thomas W Johns, who killed his wife and mother in law on September 91, 1964, was hanged in the county jail yard.
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Manuel
Johnstown
Thomas
W. Johns
Mothan
County
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Papes Diapepain Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
An ad touts Pape's Diapepain as a prompt remedy for indigestion and heartburn. It claims relief from stomach discomfort and foul breath, with statements about ending gas and a heavy sensation after meals. The copy lists conditions like sour stomach, nausea, and bloating as benefits.
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Plea for Corn Bread Across the South in 19th Century Hotels
A fragmentary column argues corn bread should be served widely in Southern hotels and restaurants. It cites Pickens County mills, overshot water wheels, and possible influences from Nashville and Charleston. The piece notes diners prefer traditional corn bread to French menus and suggests employing an old-time cook to renew Southern flavors.
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Caren
Pollagra
Tha
Olina Alde
Pickens
Charleston ‘News and
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Wedding Riot Ends in Death and Arrests in Village Hall
A chaotic wedding reception in Towdlesy escalated when a guest brandished a revolver. Kulesky was forced from the hall by a brawl before firing. He suffered a fatal injury as onlookers attempted to intervene amid a select crowd.
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Gener
Kulesky
Groi Bias
Two Magazines Merge to Boost Capital and Exchange Plans
The combined entity raises capital from 12 million to 915.4 million dollars and votes to take over Evorybody's Magazine. Shareholders approve the plan and expect completion via an exchange offering three Butterick shares for one Ridgway share.
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