National Game Law on Migratory Birds in Maryland
Maryland joins a national migratory bird act with defined closed seasons for waterfowl coots gallinules plover and woodcock and sets dates Feb 1 Oct 31 Dec 1 Aug 15 Jan 1 Oct 31. changes require Secretary of Agriculture applications hearings and public notice. penalties include fines up to 100 or 30 days imprisonment. three month review before final adoption. states retain nonmigratory bird protections and may enact compatible laws.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Maryland
Act of Congress
United States
Department of Agriculture
Department of ‘Agriculture
Repel Teutons on Stokhod and Heilinin Repulse
German troops press on in Volhynia but fail to push Russians back across the Stokhod river. The war office reports a repulse of a German assault at Heilinin on the western bank of the Stekhod, about thirty four miles northeast of Korel. Heavy German losses noted. Also an advertisement fragment interrupts the dispatch.
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Teutons
Stokhod
Petrograd
Volhynia
Stokhod River
War Office
Assant
Heilinin
Stekhod
Korel
Sheriff Saves Prisoner From Lynching After Mob Terror
Lima Ohio Sept 1 A mob try to lynch Charles Daniels for assaulting Mrs John Baker. Sheriff Eley spirited the prisoner to Ottawa and was beaten with two broken ribs before escaping. Daniels is held in Toledo by prosecutor J P Laser investigating. Rome reports Austro Hungarian forces pressing Italy along Posina Astico valleys with repulsed attacks.
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Lima
Charles Daniels
John Baker
Hley
Ottawa
Daniels
Toledo
J. P. Laser
Allen County
Eley
Rome
War Office
Posina
Astico
Caurlol
Former governor attends Ocean Grove revival event
Former Missouri governor Lon B. Stevens appeared at a Ocean Grove revival meeting as a curiosity guest. He joined the audience in the auditorium after lodging at a local hotel and answered Billy’s call from the glory seats. A separate report notes a woman injured after a train collision near Northtown on September 1.
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Ocean Grove
N. J
Lon B. Stevens
Missouri
Stevens
Billy
Sunbury Man Heads Elks Convention City Pick
Shamokin was chosen as the 1917 Elks convention city in Reading beating Bradford and McKeenport after a sharp contest. Officers elected include O K Cowell Sunbury as vice president J Frank Tragle Reading secretary W S Gould Scranton treasurer Harry W Gough Harrisburg. Howard J Boas Reading served as chief marshal of the parade and Berks county hosted a festive welcome with the key to the city discarded.
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Shamokin
Reading
State Association of Elks
Bradford
McKeenport
Robert Umbel
Uniontown
Fayette County
O. K. Cowell
Sunbury
J. Frank Tragle
W. 8. Gould
Scranton
2 ply Tarred Roofing Paper and Black Rubber Paint
Advertising note for roofing supplies offering 2 ply tarred roofing paper at 108 square feet per reel and 2 ply black rubber roofing paint. Mentions Best Geate Rubber Roofing product and price of 1.25 dollars per roll. Includes 0.5 percent commission or usage reference.
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Amber
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Lansdale
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Sten II
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Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
D. V. Craig
Huntington
W. Va
Paula
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Rice & Haller
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the Modern Lighting CO
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Frederick, Md
Hill
Northtown
Thomas McDonald
Re Report
Green End
MAN Heads
ELKS
Frederick Javing Store
Frederick MDL
Kiki
Sanday
Mer’s and Ladies’ Dress Shoes
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Dalley
Atc
Buffalo
N.Y
Lyman’ HE Howes
Hawaii
Spain
Norway
Queright
City Opera House
Box
Mondey
ULL
W. H. Shipley Frederick
Briareus
Frederick Gas and Electric CO
East Patrick Street
ICC
Helfenstein & Urner
North Market
4&T
F. Columbus Knott
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Gettysburg
Charles L. H. Fox
Ily
Hygeia Ice & Coal CO
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