Hagerstown terminal leaders cited in freight handling study
Wilbur G. Miller reports Hagerstown in top ranks for January February in the eastern region of the Pennsylvania Railroad, with discussion on perishable freight and improved car inspections. Speakers include L B Marrell from Norfolk Western and agents from N and W, Pennsylvania RR and Roanoke, detailing time and cost savings at the local freight office.
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Hagerstown
Tannsylvania Railroad
Wilbur G. Miller
L. B. Marrell
Franco
Moore
Worfolk and Western Railroad
Roanoke
W. D. Malone
Fonte
N. & W. Railroad
Roanaks
J.B. Marquard
P. RR
Newville
H. K. Hawbaker
B. Baskerville
Blame Spread of Cancer on Impure Meat
Health authorities warn that impure meat may spread cancer though well cooked meat remains less dangerous. A food and milk inspector ordinance is moving toward adoption and could trigger investigations of city meat sellers. Reports mention suspicious cows brought in at night and a collapsed cow carcass found along the road and transported to town.
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la Paseed
Wheat Starts 17th Major Season For Veteran Outfielder
Zach Wheat, veteran Brooklyn outfielder, is set to begin his 17th major league season. One of the oldest players by tenure, he has spent the last two years near the top in batting and is reported to be as frisky as ever for the start of the season.
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Zach Wheat
Brooklyn
Point
Geriveen
Frederick A. Cook
Lett
North Pole
Federal Penitentiary
Fort Leavenworth
Cook
Sam L. Gross
Dallas
Tex
U. S
United States and Holland to arbitrate Philippines dispute
The United States and the Netherlands announced in The Hague that they will arbitrate their claims to the Jainad of Patrons in the Philippines. The agreement was disclosed today, marking a formal step toward resolving the dispute.
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Hague
Holland
United States
Philippines
Easter observances sweep through Hagerstown churches
The city marks Good Friday and Easter with services across churches. Many houses of worship held weeknight services and remain open today. Tomorrow will feature special exercises in all churches as Easter Sunday is celebrated. Sunday schools and public schools organized programs and observances citywide.
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Nes
Court House
Hagerstown
Dokkies Plan Ceremonial at Sharpsburg May Day Event
Darak Temple No 221 Knights of Khorasan will stage a ceremonial at Sharpsburg on Wednesday May 1. A delegation leaves next Wednesday evening from the Pythian Castle at 3 o clock for Sharpsburg to arrange the day’s events. A Dokki style ceremony and banquet at 7 pm will be followed by ritualistic and eight order work.
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Darak Temple
Dramatic Order
Knights of Khorasean
Sharpsburg
Pythian Castle
A Wet World Unearthed in Peculiar Equator Find
Police report describes a globe with a detachable northern hemisphere exposing a hidden oasis cache. The cache lies beneath the equator inside the globe and may contravene Volsteid law by containing intoxicants within the decanter.
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Poles J
Arrest of “Dr” H L Green in New York City
A photo shows Dr H L Green being arrested after an inquiry into a report that Mildred Grote, an adopted child, might have abducted Lillian McKenzie two years earlier. The device Prozimaily is claimed to make people fall in love and seek divorce.
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H. L. Green
New York City
Mildred Grote
Lillian McKenzie
New York
Prozimaily
Sleuths Target Brumbaugh in Liquor Incident
SLEUTHS HAVE BEEN IN CITY FOR FEW DAYS. Brumbaugh says dry sleuths offered no evidence. They claimed to buy liquor last night. a pint bottle with small amounts was found in the car. Brumbaugh posted $500 bond for his hearing as authorities questioned others connected to the case. Local wife and another man sought details at Justice Bower’s office but withheld what they knew.
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Brumbaugh
Clark
Bower
Deaths in Chicago and Charles Town Mark Local Losses
Obituary notices recall Rev Robert F Zeigler of Park Manor Congregational Chicago age 4 son of Edward H Zeigler and family. Zeigler funeral at 2 pm at the church then to Att Pleasant Michigan for interment. Dr William Neli prominent Charles Town physician dies in Baltimore aged 60 with ties to Hagerstown and Jefferson Guards. Funeral from Zion Episcopal Church Saturday. Cards of thanks given by local families for support after deaths.
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Robert F. Zeigler
Park Manor Congregational Church
Chicago
Edward H. Zeigler
Hagerstown
Zaigler
Washington County High School
Johns Hopkins University
Drew
Oxford
Roy Zeigler
Pleasant, Mich
Zeigler
William Nelli
Charles Town
West
Virginia
Kelly Baxitorium
Baltiaore
Nefil
Alexander
Mary Bima Nefil
Virginia Miliary Institute
Lexington
Bellevue University
Baltimore
Thomas W. Simimons
Hasoratown
Jefferson Guards
Virginia Netiosel Guards
Eastern Panhandle Medical Association
Associationi
Neltt
Mize Simmons
Frederick County
Keith Neville
Covernor Neville
Nebraska
William Nod, Jr
Harricet B. Bimtong
Charien
Zion Episcopal Church
Nell
Fire in Hotel Hamilton Kitchen Sparks City Alarm
A small kitchen fire in the Hotel Hamilton triggered a citywide alarm as box V2 activated at 8 o clock this morning. Firefighters were not required since kitchen staff quelled the blaze near the chimney with water. Damage was minimal. John Rohrer, about 14 or 16, faces a larceny charge and will have a hearing before Judge Leon Yourtee after being taken into custody yesterday.
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Hotel Hamilton
John Rohrer
Leon
Open Door Debate on Sakhalin Concessions Continues
The article reports on open door policy tensions as the United States weighs Japanese and Russian claims to Sakhalin. Japan would control exclusive drilling rights on 100 square miles, divided into sections, while the rest remains open to others with Russian concessions. The Sinclair grant is cited as a larger monopoly, yet officials say it doesn’t violate open door principles. The text includes ad notices for local sales and Easter specials.
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State Department
United States
Sakhalien
Soviet Russia
Court of First Instance
Moscow
Washington
Sakhalin
Russia
Unclear Fragment Prompts Possible Park Opening
Fragmentary OCR mentions a park and a September opening with unclear event details and missing context. No identifiable persons or organizations are readable to anchor a concrete news item.
Court Denies Hope of Mercury Link in McClintock Death
The court weighs evidence on mercury found in Mrs. McClintock and probes a 17 year conspiracy claim tied to the McClintock fortune. Judge Olson asserts possible links to Dr. Olson, Shepherd, and Billy McClintock amid questions of murder versus accidental death.
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I McClintock
Harry Olson
McClintock
Young BiiClintock
Olson
Paicik Cariee Common Attended by Irene
A brief note records that Irene attended an event at Paicik Cariee Common. The fragment confirms attendance but lacks context on date or purpose. Further details are not available in the readable text.
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Irene
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