Cohill Reelected Hancock Mayor In Narrow Margin
E P Cohill was yesterday reelected mayor of Hancock defeating John Ty Mason. Cohill received 67 of 140 votes. opponent 434 votes. The old Board of Commissioners was reelected unopposed with Austin C Peck 106 votes James Noel 110 votes Harry Exline 109 and H M Rosen 108. There were no particular issues.
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P. Cohill
Hancock
John Ty. Mason
Cohill
Board of Commissioners
Austin C. Peck
James Noel
Harry Exline
H. M. Rosen
Railroad Fire Still No Incendiary Link In Big Loss
Western Maryland Railway officials have abandoned the incendiary theory after a Sunday morning blaze destroyed a storeroom and office building in the shops, causing about 400000 in damage. No solid evidence supports arson, though some residents heard explosions before the alarm. Local authorities will not pursue a formal inquiry without new leads. Railroad detectives continue to seek the cause without a prevailing theory.
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Meryland
Fire Destroys Barn On J. R. Stotler Farm
A large fire on Jacob R. Stotler’s Marion Pennsylvania farm destroyed a bank barn and several outbuildings including a corn crib and shed. Neighbors estimate losses exceed ten thousand dollars as residents watched the blaze for hours.
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Jacob R. Stotler
Marion
Mk Leing
Barn Fire Destroys Farm Buildings in Rural Incident
A blaze consumed a barn on the farm of the Siptler residence area, with two hundred seeds of corn and seven bushels of wheat saved. Hay fodder and several farming tools were lost, a tractor burned, and neighbors plus Mambersinirg light companies aided in saving the home and nearby structures.
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Mambersinirg Lite
Bicket Biitgades
Seve
Siptler
Robbery at Beard Home Prompts Church Visit
The Beard home was robbed during special services at St John’s Lutheran Church. Investigators, led by Lieutenant Williams, believe a skeleton key was used to force the kitchen door and the thieves left without closing it.
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St. John's Lutheran Church
Beard
Williams
American Legion Progress on War Memorial Drives Growth
At a Mor ris Frock Post meeting ex service men discussed forming a voiture of 40 8 and g to memorialize French veterans. Progress noted in sentiment toward a national memorial, with Washington County slow but likely to settle on something worthwhile. The group praised the Sonny picture at Palace Theatre and planned a May 30 membership drive to reach 500 members.
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Morris Frock Post
American Legion
France
Legion
Memorial
Washington County
Sonny
Palace Theatre
Charles Begey
No Action Taken At Fanciers Meeting In Hagerstown
At a special meeting of the Hagerstown Fanciers Association held last night at Waris Main on East Franklin street no action was taken regarding a protest of a recent order by the Bair adation to convert part of the fairgrounds into a poultry show hall. Only a few members attended and the meeting was postponed. Secretary W B Foltz could not attend. A new meeting will be called with a committee to protest to the fair directors about reducing the poultry display on the grounds that the Poultry Show is made the fair.
Thieves Loot Store On Antietam Street At Dusk
A burglary occurred at a store on Lewis Beard 71 West Antietam Street last night. Entry forced, cash register emptied of $45, with robbers probing for additional goods while Mrs Beard and family were nearby. Police notified. investigation ongoing.
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Lewis Beard
Antietam Streck
Vieves
Mie. Beard
Quick Relief From Nervous Headache
Advertising copy touts aspirin with added digestant for nervous headache relief. Claims rapid pain reduction and stomach-friendly effects, urging readers to seek AINGLE'S LAKO ASPIRIN for quick comfort and digestive support.
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ALGER
Tragic Bronx murder suicide shocks neighborhood
New York on April 3 Mrs Rose Mart tell of a brutal family tragedy in which she killed her two children aged 5 years and under and then slashed her own throat. Neighbors, smelling escaping gas, forced entry and discovered the bodies. Police say the mother is under arrest at Fordham Hospital. The article also lists local residents and a community event with a novelty booth run by Mrs Walter Wishard and describes an evening gathering with lunch served from 5 to 10 p.m.
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New York
Rose Martell
Bronx
Fordham ‘Hospital
Martelli
Wom
Aoslice
J. K. Shunk
Mary Q. Beard
Miss Maude Barn
Saratoga
Charles Lantz
Laws J
Miss Maude
Benj
Couchiman
Walter Wishard
Haermen Named for Cafeteria Lunch
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Leitersburg Lutheran Church appoints chairmen for cafeteria lunch duties. On Saturday April 7 in the Junior Hall, leiterstars will serve as leaders of committees with Mrs. Ernest Duyhoff heading salads and similar roles set for sandwich and other service tasks.
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Beth
Leitersburg Lutheran Church
Fiali
Lalterstars
Sandwichen
Ernest Duyhoff
Wasons And Brick Layers To Walk Out
Wasons and bricklayers threaten to strike in Pennsylvania over demands for a decent hourly raise. If their wage hike is granted, the walkout may be canceled.
Stop COVE Stops Cough Aid Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old medical advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs and colds. It claims rapid relief and saving money, noting ingredients listed on the wrapper and advising against substitutes. The copy references Winley’s Honey, Mrs RD Wealee, and Moses’s before urging readers to buy widely.
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Winley
RD. Wealee
Childs
Foley
Moses
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Marion Ad
Local reader in Marion Indiana describes using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Lydia E Pinkham's Sanativa Wash and Pills. Claims improved strength and health after trial and recommends to others suffering from female ailments. Printed testimonial includes address 205 Gran Springs Marion Indiana.
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Marion
Ind
Lydia Ham
Gran Marion
Indiana
Lydia B. Yinisham
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