Comedy of Errors in Frederick Court and Carnival Flight
Frederick police court chaos as Martha Palmer pleaded mercy for three children aged six months to five years. She drank heavily and argued with Nellie Turner before Justice Brust, who fined Martha one dollar or five days. Martha warned Nellie, while her husband paid the fine and escorted her home. Separately, Margaret Ellen Shank, 17, returned from a carnival tour in Petersburg and Brunswick. she faces three months’ متابعة at Montevue for theft of travel, while Frank Richmond of Atlantic City was fined 40 dollars for speeding on the National Road near Frederick.
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Martha Palmer
August T. Brust
Martha
Nellie Turner
Nellie
Marthe
Carnival
Frederick
Margaret
Ellen Shank
Montevue
Constable Denter
Miss Shank
Petersburg
Carnival Company
Brunswick
Middletown
Frank T. Richmond
Atlantic City
E. Austin Baughman
Justice Brust
Richmond
Hooper Leaves For Baltimore As Maroons Plan Next Season
Manager Edwin K. Hooper departs for Baltimore to consider dentistry after his 1916 Maroons era. If no higher league post, he aims to return next year, as the town admires him. Other notes include Nat Goodwin remaining in Washington, Lee Myer shifting free agent status to the Maroons, and Salisbury beating Chambersburg 3 to 1 in a Peninsula League Blue Ridge clash amid upcoming Milford game. Married Geo Shank and Catherine Reagan wed at Belmar, planning a Havana winter. Blanche Rudy heads to Marion Alabama to teach English and dramatic art. Josephine Worth signs with Hullman’s Ideal Stock Company for Oct. 1 start.
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Edwin KE. Hooper
Chambersburg
Baltimore
Hooper
University of Maryland
Moldie
Lee Myer
Brooklyn
Frederick
Myer
Maroons
Lee
Fahrey
Kelseth
Hagerstown Herald
Belmar
N. J
Geo. A. Shank
Myersville
Catherine J. Reagan
New Brunswick
Speeding and traffic fines cited in Maryland route
Deputies stopped a Johnstown man on a Braddock Frederick route for speeding at about 15 mph above limit and fined him $25 after Commissioner Baughman signaled the patrol. Another motorist paid $25. A third offender, Vincent Guercio, paid $1 after a Stop signal violation.
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Baughman
Boonsboro
Braddock Heights
J. P. Green
Johnstown
Oscar F. Derr
Braddock
Frederick
August T. Brust
Derr
Vincent Guercio
Justice Brust
Quinn
Child Run Over by Auto Near Middletown
Four year old Noavid Rudy of Middletown narrowly escaped fatal injury when an automobile struck him as he played in the street. He suffered a head wound a badly bruised hip and an arm injury but is deemed not seriously hurt after examination by Dr Ror W Kauver. The car, driven by W Glessitt of Hattimore, was traveling at a moderate speed and was cleared by Officer Earl Nikirk.
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Noavid
Vera Rudy
Middletown
Fran
Jeeny
Gad
Ror
W. Kauver
W. Glescott
Hattimore
David
Edward
Frente
Mabeth Kefauver
Edwards Hitomonie
Glessitt
Wim. Titus
Titus
Rudy
Mr. Glessitt
Earl Nikirk
Baseball Scores From Major League Standings Snapshot
Baseball results from Cleveland Chicago Detroit St Louis and Philadelphia with 9 3 7 5 4 2 6 1 and other games. Key battery pairings Gould DeBerry Nabors Picinich Faber Lapp Galia Henry Shocker Walters Mitchell Branage Plank Ramier Shore and more. Standings show Boston St Louis Detroit Cleveland Chicago Washington New York Athletics with win totals and percentages across the National League.
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Athletics
Gould
DeBerry
Nabors
Picinich
Chicago
Washingston
Faber
Lapp
Gal‘ia
Henry
Detroit
New York
Shocker
Walters
Mitchell
Branage
St. Louis
Boston
Plank
Ramier
Shore
Pady
Philadelphia
Watson
Gonzales
Mayer
Killefer
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Latteries
Cheney
Miller
Grimes
W. Wagner
New York-New York
Cincinnati
Tesreau
McCarty
Moseley
Huhn
Perry
Archer
Ragan
Gowdy
Bilious Attacks Relief from Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs. Thomas Campbell of Kirkville N Y reports her son, aged nineteen, suffered frequent bilious attacks. Her husband gave him Chamberlain's Tablets, and he improved quickly, returning to hearty meals and steady progress. Ad appears as advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Campbell
Kirkville
Eight Page Letter Sparks Quiet Romance
A dialogue from the Buffalo News notes a girl receiving a letter from Algeron. She worries he does not care, while another confirms today’s mail arrival and eight pages of words. The light exchange hints at expectations and restrained affection.
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Algeron
Buffalo News
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