Paeder Expects GOP Advantage to Shrink to Forty
Saarmington Aug 1 Treaty Nepublicans mostly of Old Guard designate boats will quit Congress next March as primaries shape the balance. GOP majority around 175 with 169 to 200 new faces possible. Democrats forecast gains in Illinois Indiana Ohio Kansas Missouri Nebraska Montana California Tennessee West Virginia New York Massachusetts. If GOP returns, coalition changes may follow with progressive wing demands. Mann might be favored for Speaker, Mondell Longworth Wood and Sanders discussed for leadership positions.
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Milnois
Indiana
Ohio
Kansas
Maouri
Nebraska
Montana
California
Tennessee
West Virginia
New York
Massachusetts
Democrats
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James R. Mann
Tiinois
Gillett
Mondell
Repulican
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Retira
Longworth
Wood
Sanders
Repubican
Wolfsville Letter Highlights Local Visits and Tragedy
Arch ie Hays arrived from Baltimore with his newly wedded bride and stays at his grandmother Mrs Martha Longmen s home. Coleman Shupp of Tifftin Ohio visits friends for weeks. Mr and Mrs Sarovel Martin and son Paul of Hagerstown spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Harry Palmer. Minges Maude Eccard and Gladys Hoover spent the weekend at Midv a te with Aunt Mrs Charles Weedle. Catherine Smith of Smithburg visits sister Mrs Hobart Blickenstaff. Mr and Mrs Armstrong of Range s here on extended visit with niece and family Bro A L Johnson. Millard six week old infant of Roy Palmer dies and is buried in U B Cemetery Tuesday afternoon. Survived by his parents. Mr John Feeara visited sister Mrs Minnie Babington Kendravilla Sunday. Roy Poffanbarger visited parental home Sunday. Mrs Melia Blickenstaff and two sons.
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Archie Hays
Baltimore
Martha
Longmen
Coleman Shupp
Tiftin
Ohio
Sarovel Martin
Paul
Hagerstown
Privote
Harry Palmer
Minges- Maude Eccard
Gladys Hoover
Iis
U. B
John Feeara
Minnie Babington
Kendravilla
Roy . Poffanbarger
Melia Blickenstaff
Belled Buzzard An Omen Frights West Virginia Citizens
MARLINTON W Va Aug 7 Superstition rumors sweep Monroe Mercer and Pocahontas counties as residents fear a disaster and loss of life. They cite a century old belled buzzard seen in the area as an omen linking its appearances to past tragedies from Cabin Creek to Mingo County.
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Marlinton
W. Va
Monroe
Mercer
Pocahontas
Cabin Creek
Tabor
Mingo
Local Residents and Visitors Share Weekend Gatherings
Mrs H L Brandenburg welcomed callers on Wednesday. Winton Stottlemyer, homebound for weeks, shows slow improvement. William Lowla Ralph Olive Joha visited daughter Mrs Norma Draper in Elterton. Mr Bar Martin traveled to Hagerstown to stay with Uncle Samuel. Peter Liver and John Merlin spent Thursday in Hagerstown. Roy Weedle and brother from Midvate visited Harry Eocard family Sunday. John Ecard recently had car overhaul and it looks new. Beatrice Parsht returned home after a week with sister in Hagerstown. Calvert Brettlemyer and Russell Ecard spent Sunday at Boonsboro. Curtis Gauker went to Hagerstown, returning with daughter Lizzie and family visiting parental home. Nellie Heiffner and children of Hagerstown spent days with mother Annie Mangana.
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H. L. Brandenburg
Winton Stottlemyer
And
Mire
William Lowla
John Aren Ralph
Olive
Joha
Noremo 1
Draper
Elterton
Bar] Martin
Hagerstown
Samuel Martin
Peter Liver
John Merlin
Roy Weedle
Midvate
Harry Eocard
John Ecard
Jooks the
Beatrice Parsht
Calvert Brettlemyer
Russell Eccard
Boonsboro
Curtis Gauker
Hageratown
Lizzie
Nellie Heiffner
Hagerstowe
Annie
Mangana
Several Injured in Rash of Trains Near Fresco Tunnel
Elwood City Iowa Aug 6 Several persons were injured when Baltimore and Ohio train No 9 traveling from New York to Chicago crashed into the rear of an extra freight in the Fresco Tunnel near Elwood City The crew said a defective block signal may have caused the wreck The passenger train was going at reduced speed when it struck the caboose
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Baltimore & Ohio
New York
Chicago
Fresco Tunnel
Caboose
Texas Leads in Prohibition Officer Deaths in 22 Killed
Washington dispatch reports 22 federal prohibition agents killed since the act took effect. Prohibition Commissioner Haynes says officers died stopping illegal distilling and liquor trafficking. Texas tops the list with four deaths, followed by Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and Oklahoma with two each.
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Dreath
Washington, Ave
Prohibition
Haynes
iHigat Distilling
Wepal Trafic
Hquor
Georgia
Alabama
Tennesese
Oklahoma
Like Going Barefoot Like Going Barefoot
The Cantilever Shne presents comfort with a design that lets the foot settle naturally. A natural inner bar keeps toes straight and breathing room, while the woltnet heel aids correct posture and balance.
Plant Juice touted by Kentucky man for stomach cure
Henry W Terry of New Albany Indiana told The Plant Julia Man in Louisville area about healing after over a month of stomach trouble. He claimed Plant Inica let him eat freely, regain strength, and work hard again, praising vendors in Hagerstown and local pharmacies. A second note mentions fashion chatter about large hats and flared shapes lingering as autumn trends.
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Julia
Loulavilly
Henry W., Terry
Morton Avenue
New Albany
Ind
Louisville
Terry
Hagerstown
D.C
Aughinbaugh & Son's
Washington ‘Street
Aleo
Kneisley's
Side Panels Feature in Evening and Dinner Gowns
Side panels grow long enough to reach the floor in some gowns. Lace panels are being highlighted on evening and dinner dresses.
Lace Hosiery Styles Dominate Display
Lace hosiery and lace trim styles are extensively shown, with emphasis on pieces featuring wide lace and decorative edging. The display highlights delicate fabrics and coordinated sets aimed at enhancing outfits and designer appeal.
Innocent Man Freed After 23 Years In Prison
Tidwell, once jailed for killing his employer in 1899, was freed after nearly 23 years. He educated himself in prison and maintained innocence. A deathbed confession later revealed another killer, ending a federal case tied to the old Indian Territory. Four related deaths followed, including the accuser and several involved in the case.
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Museooem
Obie
Baya Tidwell
Hia
James’ Brown
Adair County
Atlanta
Indian Territory
Columbus
Hinself
Tidwell
Tidwerth
Rail electric road tampered with on Long Island
New York reports six tampering incidents on the third rail of the Long Island Railroad electrifier division. No accident occurred. service delays affected several trains, with some journeys put back about four hours as officials investigated the tampering and the Surly discovery of the Semage.
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New York
Long Island Railroad
Trae
Long Taland
Caag
Freight Station at Nashville Destroyed in Fire
Fire of unknown origin tonight destroyed the freight station of the Louisville and Nashville Railways in Nashville Tennessee and twenty empty box cars in the yard. The loss is estimated at five hundred thousand dollars.
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Nashville
Nashville, Tenn
Fraight
Loulaville and
Nashville Railways
Children Marked by Lightning in Pennsylvania Thunderstorm
In York Pa on August 4 a group of thirty Hanover children sheltered on a shack porch during a severe storm. A lightning bolt struck a large tree near their refuge but none of the children was seriously hurt. The incident left the youngsters frightened and reporting marks from the bolt.
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York
Hanover
Pidgeon Hills
Math marks on children from playground incident
Fragmentary OCR describes a playground incident with children ages up to 18 being marked on their bodies by a tor. Names such as Gladys Helges Jennie Schetgert and Kineman appear with descriptions of red streaks and a large red mole. The text is garbled and only partial details remain.
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Math
Bares
Childred
Gladys Helges
Jennie Schetgert
Mildred Kineman
District Orders 90 000 Pairs Of License Tags
Washington D C officials order 90 000 pairs of automobile license tags for next year and 8 000 motorcycle tags as part of a program in the District of Columbia. The appropriation provides 10 000 for tag purchases and a 14 850 tag contract covers the main issue. An anticipated emergency appropriation may be sought from Congress later to cover increased tag numbers due to rising automobile counts. Examination of a fossil endowment shows the prehistoric individual had tooth trouble and earache.
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Pas
Columbia
Ing Brean
Aurobe Eft Trgy
V & Pis Nalign Colortype Oy
iNew: Bor
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Congress
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