Brunswick street work pushed in Brunswick Md
Farmers in the Brunswick area report good corn yields despite last Friday’s heavy rain. Mayor Shafer oversees a $3,000,000 city reservoir project as engineers Crum and M is steer construction with 30 local workers. A $20,000 bond plan and a $10,000 street fund are debated amid road improvements and a mayoral election in the Second Ward. Deer raids impact Skamania County hay fields.
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Shafer
Emory C. Crums
Tve
Levin West
C. Albert
Orrison
League Directors To Formally Award Pennant
President Jamison of the Blue Ridge league says the pennant is not awarded until a league directors meeting after season end. Waynesboro directors expect action but will not announce details. A telegraphic decision on the Martinsburg game is pending a duplicate copy of a prior ruling.
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Blue Ridge League
Martinsburg
Waynesboro Baseball Club
Waynesboro
Henderson
League
Weeden Resigns As Hanover Raiders Manager
Bert Weeden bid farewell at a banquet held at Ho Plate Restaurant, resigning to benefit Hanover baseball. He urged directors to appoint a new pilot for next season and pledged support to the team and new management, hoping Hanover would win a pennant next year.
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Bert Weeden
Raiders
Hanover
Ho Plate
Weeden
Pennant Won by Boyds in Montgomery Baseball League
Boyds secured the league pennant by defeating Gaithersburg at Boyds on Labor Day afternoon. Final standings show Boyds 18-5, Gaithersburg 16-8, Rockville 11-13, Kensington 9-13, Damascus 8-16, Bethesda 4-16. Closing games set for next Saturday at Damascus Rockville Kensington and Bethesda. Mangner-Stop that please. Gueat-We're not dancing. My wife has fainted. The Passing Show.
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Gaithersburg
Montgomiery County
Kensington
Rockvill
Betheads
Damascus
Rockville
Deamascus
Bethesda
Mangner
Revolt at Athens as King Flees amid GreekTurkish tensions
The Times reports King Constantine left Athens amid shifting allied positions over a possible armistice after the Turkish victory. Lloyd George chaired a cabinet meeting in London as Greeks evacuate Smyrna, while refugees face transport shortages and overcrowded conditions. The Athens government orders merchant ships to relocate populations to Greek islands, amid a devastating humanitarian crisis. Meanwhile a Dayton bank robbery yields 2000 dollars and a woman is killed in Easton by a hit-and-run ax incident.
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the Times
Constantine
Athens
Lloyd George
Asis
Smyrna
Tanlac Gives Baltimore Brewer Big Relief, Claims Gains
Derry Bencho of 288 Collington Street Baltimore says Tanlac made him gain seven pounds after years of illness from flu and stomach trouble. He recounts three weeks bedridden and six weeks to return to work with severe pain constipation headaches and nerves. He credits Tanlac for a ravenous appetite and lasting relief and urges others to try it as advertised.
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Derry
Bencho
Collington Street
Baltimore
Globe Brewing Co
Tanlac
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