Five Die In Mine Blast In Virginia Town
Five men were killed in an explosion at the bow mine of Une Westmoreland Coat Company in Grove, Virginia. Officials from the Wyre States Bureau of Mines noted the blast may be investigated to determine its cause, with a Breau team expected to arrive. Rescue teams recovered all four bodies at the site, with authorities continuing search efforts.
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Bow
Une Westmoreland Coat Company
Min Grove
D. J. Parker
AWE Wyre
Communists Blamed for Victory In German Election
In the aftermath of Hindenburgs election his backers claim victory signals stronger German progress toward future reconstruction. Labor centers backed him, while democratic papers lament sentimentality guiding the vote and socialists’ hatred cited by opponents. A class of 24 Red Men initiates in Funkstown and Williamsport is set for tonight at eight.
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France
Hindenbirg
Hindenburg
Belch
Tindenburg
Thuy
Tageblatt
Socialista
Ute Folne
Hed Plug
Duelo Oy
Treases
Deuzeitung
Germany
Glass
Haynrckers' Association of Hall Eagle Tribe of Red Men of
Pankstown
Funkstown
Williemsport
Lacerated finger injuries at factory wheel incident
Joseph C. Baker of 47 Weat Ante tum street, employed by Commercial Furniture Company, suffered a badly lacerated finger while working a feed wheel. He caught his finger in the wheel and was injured in Austin.
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Joseph C. Baker
Antetum Street
The
Commercial Furniture Company
Austin
Aged B. & O. Veteran Is Buried With Honors Sunday At Weverton
Funeral services for William Tf. Nelson a veteran of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad who died at Primayne A Nis Lutes in Weverton were held Sunday afternoon. The Rev. Whaley of Titty low and others conducted the rites. Nelson served in Company L Mirst Stary tint Regiment and left a wife, several children, and many grandchildren. Pallbearers included Masons from nearby communities. He was a former railroad conductor and an elder in local churches. burial followed. Also noted: obituary of Miss Mary R. Lesher at 69.
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William Tf. Nelson
Wevearton
Res. Whaley
Tittylow
Alt. Snedtogar
Predavlek
Rex
Tine
Harper's Fergy
Nelson
Servis
Ty Leavin
Mie Sons and Daughters
Hranswick
Jonnie Tawers
Norrisonburg
Mollin Themson
Marriottariit
Ulysses
Sandy Hook
Kiatie Myles
Weverton
Knoxville
K.S
Selson
Hanover
Suddue
State Adopts Road Signals for Maryland Highways
Maryland adopts a uniform color signal system for all state highways announced by John N. Mackall chair of the State Roads Commission. Red and yellow color schemes will guide drivers, with standardized reflectors for day and night visibility. Contract for signals awarded to One American Gus Accumulator Company of Ulirabeth, Maryland, for about 109001 dollars. creation costs estimated between 320000 and 340000 dollars.
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Maryland
John N. Mackall
State Roads Commission
United Whites
Suite Nouly Commission
Mackail
Ulirabeth, No
Dream to be Motorman Ends as Wall Street Billionaire
Florenca Dillon recalls a boyhood wish to pilot a street car, while his son ascends to finance power. The piece details the elder Dillon’s ascent through giant deals and mergers, noting his Harvard education, Milwaukee manufacturing stint, and New York banking career. He hopes his son pursues high finance over childhood dreams of motoring a streetcar.
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NEA Service
New York
Florenca Dillon
Png Mivaner
Haa Ua
Brazil
Tilitona
Dougs Brothera Automobile Company
San Antonio
Tex
Dillion
Hlagon
C. Douglas
Dorothy Ann
Alther
Agather
Nehta
Dillon
Milwaukee
William A. Philips
William A. Read &Co
Rummage Sale Supports Rural Women Scholarships
A rummage sale organized by the Federation of Rural Women's Clits will be held at 176 West Franklin Street on May 1 and 2 to raise funds for scholarships. Firemen win honor as Wayne Band and the AT L Fire Company of Waynesboro display strong participation. Chicago grain prices opened sharply lower with wheat and corn down, reflecting a broad market shift.
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Federation of Rural Women's Clits
West Franklin Street
Firemen
Wayne
A TL & le Fire Company
Waynesboro
Une
Chigago
Chicago
Craina
George R Hutson dies prominent Mason and city official
George R Hutson a longtime Hagerstown leader and Mason died at his daughter's home in Chambersburg Pa from brights disease aged 78 He served as City Councilman from the Fifth Ward and later as a mentor to the Board of Street Commissioners A member of Friendship Lodge Royal Arch Masons Knights Templar and several Masonic bodies he was a former superintendent of the Uke himber plant and was active in Democratic circles Survived by two daughters Mrs A T Stocksdale and Mrs A C Frederick and two sons Harry H and Walter R Hutson His funeral will be held at the Masonic Temple in Hagerstown conducted by Knights Templar with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery.
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George TL. Hutwon
Hageratown
Woo
KH. A. Frederick
Chambersburg
Hutwon
Chim
Dersburg
Narlana
Fittson
Hagerslowz
Slutsan
Fifth Ward
Boul Brothers
Miasonleein Cols
Friendship Lodge
Tthiel
Royal Arch Masons
Palestine Council
M. St. Teriaed
Knights Templar
Valley
Masonic Temple
Conrad Clever
Christ Reformed Church
Durlal
Rose Hil Cemetery
Building Permits Report
G C Snyder at 126 Ray Street issued for a 6 by 20 foot garage on Clayton Routh property at Mulberry and 10th Ureat Avenue for a semi bungalow 26 by 40 feet. Daniel Layer of 322 Jndl Alley applies for addition 14 by 76 feet and Waylentine at 430 Carrollton Avenue requests a store room 14 by 29 feet.
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G.C. Snyder
Ray Street
Clayton Routh
Mulberry
10Th Ureat Avenue
Daniel Layer
Jndl Alley
Waylentine
Carrollton Agenua
Schrader couple announce birth in Greencastle
Mr and Mrs Jacob Schrader of Greencastle announce the birth of a son at Washington County Hospital. The news notes the happy event and introduces the newborn to the community.
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Jacob Schrader
Greencastle
Manogare
Washington County Hospital
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Hag-Mar
East Washington Street
Gettysburg
Hagaratown
Mary R. Lesher
Israel
Irvin Tohlin Whit Offelate
Mackie Bowman
John Bowman
Ollerhein United
Omar McCoy
Dixon
Eimert
Hazel
Caelovine
John and
Cors
Cedar Mill
H. M. Brechvile
Glara Recher
Cannon Avenue
Washington County
Ws. Josephine Recher
CG. C. Clover
Rose Hill Cemetery
John L. Ridenour
At. Lena
Campifsaltana
Ife
We Oreck
Edny
Welty
Cathierine
Doria
Daniel K
Elmer A. Ridenour
Mt. Let
Paone
Pets Gm
Ae Chests
Mackall
Herbert Brumbaugh
Frank le Crist
Mary CartmaRh Hanes
Justine Bower
Meg
Margaret Smith
Tiams Momonstrator
Lestersburg
Smithsburg
A. A
Big Pool Girls
Chapel Woods
Sharpsburg
Halfway Girls
Marmshers
Knights of
Nem-Der
Mineola
Lettera
Catholic Daughters of America
C. Hall
Unter Wall
Maryland Square Dance Orchestra
Earl Splidman
O. C. Crabtree
Summer St
Ady
Men's Bible Son
Paul Smith
Bauer Lace
Lacie Fiea
Junior Pier Aid Legion
Indie Dan Beard
Boy Scouts
Eve
Anasta
Thex
Bauer & Black
Opone
Junior Pit Aid Legion
Gut Bess
Citizens Drugco
Potomac St
JILES
Clarence Dillon
Bailey Hat Shop
Costes
Cafe DE Luxe
Eaat
Washington Street
Wilbur J, Cosgrove
Mgr
Balto
Baltimore
Haxerntown
Cece
Columbia
New International Reproducer
Sotor
Jets
Peesrapens Wien
Barat
Eiers
Potoase
St. Hagensa
George R. Hutson
Alice M. Weagly
T. W. Petamts
Steet Argarstons
Washington
St. Narnard Commandery
Meesonic Temnla
George Kt. Hutson
Masoniteempt
Intermont
Rose HM Cemetery
Knights Haying
Teat
Theo W. Parrney
Charench HH. Rohrer
Caytalt General
E. D. Ware
Whard
National Foot Relief Headquarters
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