Yelling in Police Court Shocks City Hall
Renie Thompson a colored prisoner yelled for a full half hour after sentencing by Justice Brust to pay 30 dollars or face ninety days. Arrested with John Willis near North Market Street, Renie caused a vocal display in the prison and lockup as officers attempted to restore order. Other defendants were fined or jailed for disorderly conduct including Maygie Smith and Mary Stanley, with sentences ranging from 3 months to 60 days. Maria Ridgely’s street altercation with Orkney Jeames led to a brief dispute and a later suspended sentence for Orkney. Democratic leaders report United States Senator Blair Lee willing to campaign for Wilson and Lewis with a planned meeting in La Plata on October 2.
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Renie Thompson
City Hall
Renfe
Augusta T. Brust
Charles H. Kipp
Renie
John Willis
North Market Street
Stenie
Hente
Basta
Reni
Henry Sappington
Market
South Streets
Adams
Maygie Smith
Geotsith Sappington
House of Correction
Justice Brust
Mary Stanley
Robert Stanley
Rainier
Maria
Maria Ridgely
Orkney
Lee
Lewis
United Ales
Blair Lee
Wilson
la Plata
Dahlia Named for Mrs Harrington at National Show
Dahlia for Mrs Emerson Harrington hybridized by Frank Hargett is named in her honor. The two dahlias will be exhibited at the National Stablia Show in New York from September 26 to 28, with past honors including dahlias named for Ambassador and Viscountess Chinds.
Major General Aleahire Retired From Army Post
Washington Sep 12 Major General James P B Alechire retired as quartermaster general of the army for physical disability after a retirement board. He had requested the examination and is moved to the retired list with a formal note on his service record.
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Aleahire
Washington
James PB. Alechire
the Army
Tulr
Cumberland Gets Plant From Kelly-Springfield Tire Co
The Kelly-Springfield Tire Co plans a Cumberland plant with a free site and a 750000 bonus. It will be built on the Hopp farm, employ about 500 in 15 months, and double Cumberland’s pay roll during construction. The project includes streets sewers and railroad track relocation by the Ohio River line, with local workers slated for long term jobs. Cumberland residents welcome the development as it expands industry and wages. Also noted: Congressman-elect Amos Reed from the Sixth District attends Montgomery county Democratic Central Committee meeting, plans Oakland Fair, and a Sharpsburg address is set. Two people injured in a runaway near Yellow Springs when a harness breaks. Mrs Hooper and her husband suffer head injuries, the buggy destroyed, and Mr Hooper required twelve stitches.
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Kelly-Springfield Tire Company
Cumberland
George G. Young
Chamber of Commerce
Ae Cotman
Cumberland City
Hopp
Erper
Ientha
Camberlandia
Paton
Sears
Tunore and Ohio Railroad
Mountain
Railroad Iis
Cumberland Ciizens
Wates
Veodta.e. Chiemason
Congress
Montgomery County
Korkville
Garrett County
Washington County
Sharpsburg
Trawlers Capture U Boat Near Submerged Vessel
Four trawlers trapped a German submarine with nets near the spot where the Sita was sunk. Reportedly the circle formed around the center and firing followed as the periscope and mast appeared. Passengers aboard Cunard Uniter Orduna and Tuccania witnessed the notable capture.
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New York
Sept. Il
Sita
Ralph E. Cropley
Summit
N. 1
Cunard
Uroples
Liverpool
Falkenhayn as Chancellor Amsterdams Hears Hollweg Quit Soon
Amsterdam reports that Hollweg will resign, with Falkenhayn slated to succeed as chancellor when the Reichstag coalition meets after reassembly. Germany plans a new submarine campaign starting October 1, and a Perth Amboy pier fire causes major damage at Lehigh Valley terminal with property losses estimated at $165,000.
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Amterdam
Perth Amboy
Burns
New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pero Agroy
N. J
The Care of the Boy Lecture by Dr McCuaig at M E Church
Dr McCuaig presented the second Eugenics lecture at the Methodist Episcopal Church on the care of the boy. He urged fatherhood training, home duties, and sex education, warning against overprotectiveness and urging boys to share in household tasks. A related talk on crime and another on the care of girls is planned.
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Mathodlat Episcopal Church
McCuaig
McCunty
McCuaty
McCusig
McCuniz
Peld
McCuale
Ite
God
Father Hont
Veara
McCuady
M. E. Church
Clirch
McCunig
Hymeneas Angevine Deihl wed in city church
Angevine Deihl a local couple from this city and Greencastle, Massachusetts, were married last evening by Rev. James C. Wrightson of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Angevine -Deihl
Anklin Sharetts Angevine
Misa Lucy Pearl Deihl
Grevencastle
James C. Wrightson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Among the Sick In Town and Elsewhere
Mrs. Fannie Stockman is quite sick at her Center street home. Victor Haller, once of this city, is recovering well after an appendicitis operation at a Baltimore hospital.
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Fannie Stockman
Center Street
Victor Haller
Baltimore
Trustful Humanity and the Suspect Persuasion of Strangers
In a late imperial reflection the piece warns against blind trust in strangers and unseen authorities. It cites reliance on a traveler's claim, a pharmacist's unknown hands, a cab driver, and petition signers, illustrating gullibility amid fatigue and urgency. Also notes battlefield dispatches from the Lenn valley and a royal marriage, framing trust and danger in wartime and social life.
Food situation in Germany shows rationed supply and price controls
Reports from Berlin detail a centrally controlled food distribution system across Germany. Bread and meat lines vanish in stores as the Foodstuff Central Office allocates rations. potatoes are priced to balance producer and consumer interests, while meat supplies face shortages due to reduced livestock and ongoing shortages anticipated for winter.
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Gerny
Cordeva de Garmendia
United Ssrat
Berlin
Germany
Carlos 2
Tugentifa Toanere
United States
Conmerece
Paan
Maximim Pri
la Strassburg
Catle
Gaffney Brewers Face Malt Shortage and Outlook
The article notes many in Bavaria receive full malt while central and northern Germany get only about one third to one half of their allotment. Despite supply quirks, most breweries expect to declare profits as in peacetime, with higher costs and mixed quality. The Food Central Office plans to release 660 tons as part of a 2,100,000 ton pool for brewers next year. It also cites July 22 remarks on the U-Boat commercial sector and a rye crop in good condition, with no shortage anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavaria
Geri
Attack on Bingham School Prompts Investigation
An act of vandalism at Bingham school in Weverton was reported by Superintendent Dryden. Stones shattered several windows and intruders inside toppled the organ, then fled. Miss Bingham, daughter of A B Bingham, teaches there. Also, Mildred Neighbours of Lewistown was appointed substitute in the East Church street school fourth grade replacing Ruth Gilbert who is ill with appendicitis.
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Pound Hight
Bingham School
F Weverton
Washington County Dryden
Brunswick
Ha‘sare
Miss Bingham
A. B. Bingham
Weverton
Iis
Mildred Neighbours
Lewistown
East Church Street
Ruth Gilbert
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Rethiekem
James H. J Cigar
John Burns
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Serba
Hymeneas
Ayian
Ihde
Hattle
Alain
Atlantic
Trestino
Lenn
Trenting
War Office
Apper Posina
Duke
London
Wes Jessy
Torten
Cuthbert Orde
Max
Ukerkin
Cordova de Garmendia
Gerweomasa
Sir John Gaffney
American Press Association
Vandalien
Act of Brunswick Boys
the Central Trust Company OF Maryland
Frederick County
General Trust Company OF
Maryland
Frederick, MD
Bon-Ton
Pereale
Madras
Newcomer’s Tire Shop
East Patrick Street
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