Ordinances Drawn Up By Local Group
A drastic food and milk ordinance, appointing a food and milk inspector for Hagerstown, aims to safeguard health. It licenses all establishments selling meat or milk, with annual fees about $1, and sets up a review by a city-county panel. Mayor Hinman supports the measure as necessary for public health.
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Hagers Town
A. 5
Masanin
County Health
ILBR
Kritzer
W. D. Campbell
P. W.cruickshanks
Mit Fa
Charley Fi Hinman
Double Ban in Philadelphia Turndelpe a Prized Story
Fragmentary item describes a Philadelphia event involving a quarantine and a fire department official. Names and clear details are unreadable. the readable text mentions Lions in a city area and an incident at a Patty Paden location with unclear parties and dates.
Old Landmark Burns After Fire in City Quarter
A historic local landmark was destroyed by a blaze yesterday near Fhikerstowm Predert. Firefighters arrived promptly but the structure burned to the ground.
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Aorta
Howe
Court Scorns December And May Weddings
Frostburg judge Albert A. Doub refused to dissolve the marriage of Mary G. Robeson and Olin T. Robeson. The court severely criticised May and December marriages and noted the wife was 14 when married to a man old enough to be her father. The wife had sought a divorce.
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Mary G. Robeson
Olin T. Robeson
Frostburg
Albert A. Doub
Robeson
Thomasville Homes Burn In Sudden City Fire
Thomasville a Wie village on the Lincoln highway near here was threatened with annihilation this morning as fire broke out and burned three residences and damaged several piers before it was controlled at 10 o clock Mrs A E Hickman, owner of one home, believed the fire started from defective wiring In a critical condition from burns and smoke inhalation.
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York, I
Thomasville
Lincoln Highway
Here
Mra
Hickman
Whinsa
Burke
Mussolini Named War Minister Promises Army Strength
Rome April 3 Premier Mussolini dedicates energy to strengthening the army. He asserts the army will be a more decisive instrument of Italian power and notes the government will ensure military leadership without a ministerial change.
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Mussolini
Rome
Mussol- Ink
Aigergio
Senate
Aaldige
Ssn
Receivership for the Klan in Georgia
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan figurehead William Joseph Simmons faced a temporary receivership petition in a Georgia case. Judge George T Belk heard requests from parties in Eldorado Kansas and named three employees of the order’s headquarters to investigate debts totaling about $1800.
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Athinti
Knights of the
William Joseph Simmons
Ku Klux Khan
George T. Belk
Wiley
Eldorido, Kas
Ander
Col. Sin Wim
German War Lord Plans Silent Campaign for Presidency
April 9 report from Waris notes German leader Manshal con Hindentry intends a quiet campaign for the presidency. He will not issue broad messages, and will avoid party life, with friends saying he aims aloofness. Analysts foresee a contested election amid apathy as voters hesitate between indifference and candidate fields.
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Waris
Lerd Manshal
Tia
Court finds Penahey guilty in juvenile case
Zanesville Ohio April 9 17 year old Matt Penahey son of Governor Donahey found guilty of delinquency in juvenile court regarding Gillian Vogel 15 the school girl Judge Graham sets bond at 100 and places Penahey under Juvenile Court supervision until age 21. Vogel 16 charged with truancy and delinquency and ordered to return to studies with strict supervision after missing person searches.
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Zanesville
Oho
Hmatt Penahey
AV. Donahey
Gillan Vogel
Graham
Madamn & Ward
Mie Muskaan
Echogs
le Juvenita Court
Naphtha Fatal To Three Children in Saginaw
Fire in the automobile of Lawrence Toyd killed three girls when a can of naptha caught fire during a ride, while Hoyd rode the elf en route. Sailors drowned after a collision on the Wellington Canal involving the Dane steamer Jange Cichertoe and the Clan Manrae near Amsterdam.
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Saginaw, Mich
Papa
Lawrence Toyd
Tre
Hoyd
Elfen
Jange Cichertoe
Clan Manrae
Wellingon Canal
Sion
Dr Neill Dies in Charles Town After Illness
Dr. William Neill, prominent Charles Town physician and son of Alex Neill of Haxerstown, dies at noon after ten days of illness from complications. Survived by sister Mrs. J. I. Simmons of Charles Town.
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Neill
Wiliam Neill
Charles ‘Town
W. Vu
Alex. Neill
Haxerstown
Foguy
Karly
J. 1. Simmons
Charles Town
Weeks Resigns In Ten Days
Washington reports say John W Weeks may resign as Secretary of War within ten days. An addressor, possibly Charles D Hilles of New York, is named as likely successor. Week’s health is described as poor and improving slowly, with official notices showing mixed signals on his status and the cabinet remains unsettled. A separate item notes a bill for divorce in Dill for minor loans.
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Washington
John W. Weeks
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Lina
Presi- Hent Coolidge
Ila-netual
Coolidga
Ula
Ila
Gotnhtian Ho
Omunga
Anid Toley
Athla
Fire kills in Wheeling as plant explodes
A devastating fire in Wheeling West Virginia began with an explosion at a candy plant on Market Street at eleven this morning. One man is dead, four women are seriously injured, and the blaze caused about seventy five thousand dollars in damage, quickly spreading through the block toward Twenty Second Street.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Une Market Street Creek Bridge
CHIRD AFTER CHILD SOLD IN NEW YORK CASE
Dr Hb Green arrested after denying the sale of a two year missing girl named Lillian McKenzie to Mr and Mrs F V Grofa for 100 dollars. He claimed a false name Henry Lea Mottard and said he operated illegally. Police investigate possible illegal medical ring as detectives probe Green’s Smithtown farm claims.
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New York
Hb. Green
F. V. Grofa
Lillian McKenzie
Green
Henry Lea Mottard
National School of Chiropractic
Chicago
Kaukauna
Wis
Greentres
Smithtown
1. L
Cruelty Case for Mrs Stottlemyer Heard in Court
Mrs. Newton Stottlemeyer was ordered to extra her stock in a humane way after a morning hearing before Justice J Rcett Bower on cruelty charges. Sentence suspended if she complies with orders amid testimony of neglect at the Stahlemyer farm. Roger Whipple through PGA provided hay and feed. Dr Crulekahanks cited poor cattle condition.
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Newton Stottlemeyer
Shioketown
J. Rcett Bower
Stahlemyer Farm
Roger Whipple
the & Pga
Tida
Will of Mrs. Dorothy Hager Leaves Estate to Daughter Dorothy
The will by Mrs. Dorothy Quincy Trowbridge Hager, linked to the Quincy family of Massachusetts, leaves most of her estate valued at $190,000 to her daughter Dorothy. The record notes Mrs. Hager’s recent divorce in Connecticut and mentions Jonathan Hager of the Magers family and marriage details from Yale era.
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Dorothy Quincy Trowbridge Hager
Quincy
Magi Ehusetts
Marek Dd
Dorothy
Motorcycle Rider Hurt In Restaurant Glass Crash
A riding mishap outside the Maryland Dining Room injured Clarence Kelgy Ley when the handlebars struck glass, shattering the plate window and injuring Ley’s right hand. He was treated at a nearby hospital while a friend stayed with him. The window had been recently replaced after a prior crack from cold weather. The restaurant’s night staffer Feigley was leaving when the accident occurred.
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Clarence Kelgyley
Maryland
Wobley
Feigley
Another Trial for Slayers in Baltimore Case
In Annapol ia a trial unfolds for slayings tied to Lottie Col sa and Baltimore crime rings. Suspect Charles Mallon faces imprisonment for alleged complicity in a murder case where detective evidence linked to Fred Gah ton, and a suspect named George Crass was previously convicted but escaped jail.
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Annapolia
Mama Lb Rocca
Phikiabelpita
Cheuiky Dalat
Baltimore
Vantha
Lottie Colsa
Iar
George Crass
Whitten
Che
Din Fred Gah Ton
Waives Hearing for Embezzlement Case in May Term
In a May term session, Teusgel Mallen and Mullenix faced embezzlement charges. The court granted a bond action after a hearing, with attorney TL Wielter representing Mullenix. The record notes the alleged misappropriation linked to the committee and a view play referenced in the proceedings.
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Teusgel Mallen
Crom
Tunbaker
Herora Das
Mullenix
Ab Lorney
Hanne
Urnek Eiver
Plans For Better Highways At Hagerstown Luncheon
Governor Albert Q Ruthin and State Roads Chairman John N Mackall spoke to 200 professionals at a luncheon by InterClub Council in Hagerstown. They outlined plans to build shoulders on the state road from Hagerstown to South Mountain, a 13 mile section, and to eliminate all other wily bridges as part of a western Maryland road program alongside conservation, education, and hydroelectric development.
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Hagerstown
Albert Q Ruthin
John N. Mackall
State Roads Commission
InterClub Council
Washington Mountains
Washington County
South Mountain
Broderick
Cumberland
Ritehia
Chainman Mackall
Wedfarm Mineyland
Wu Suara
Ritchie
Lions
Berit al Kiwanis
Ela
Ali
Bosra Ark
Emis
Comidores
Angry mobs threaten British figures in Damascus era flare up
Fragmentary report describes mobs confronting a British dignitary favored by Jews amid rising tensions over the Palestine problem. Observers note renewed visits and mounting resentment tied to policies, while security details and public disorder unfold in the city.
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Invisible Empire
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Albert C. Ritchie
Clarence Feigiey
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