Haxerstown Leads In Population Claims In Maryland
Haxerstown claims to surpass Cumberland as the second largest city in Maryland. Mut city officials argue Mis ery growth and new sewerage work have spurred employment, with Westld stow showing a population of 46,000. Gamborland remains much smaller. Industrial and residential construction booms drive jobs, with Hagaratown supplying labor for sewer projects and local firms boosting downtown activity. Community clubs Kiwanis and Lions are said to attract workers, and apartment construction rises as the town grows. Page 10.
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Illness Linked to Local Watermelon Bites
Authorities warn residents of Hagerstown as many fall ill after consuming tainted watermelons. Physicians note overripe melons caused stomach distress and vomiting, with cases attributed to high sugar content and altered texture. Local officials investigate possible sources, including import handling and storage.
Attempted Neck Surgery Fails to Save Teen
In Lebanon on August 1 the Good Samaritan Hospital performed a dangerous operation to save Harold Smith a 17 year old who suffered a broken neck from a dive at Hershey swimming pool. Although he rallied briefly after the operation his condition remains extremely grave officials said.
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Joy Riders Target Cars In Town Anew
The latest thefts hit Way neshoro with a stolen Chevrolet from City Park. Police report a surge in joyriding, with abandoned cars found on West Washington and a band of known thieves blamed. Officers vow to pursue suspects and recover missing vehicles as fear grows among residents.
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Accused Physician Attempts death by own action
In Boston on August 18, Dr Thiery, guardian of his brother, made a desperate try to end his life at Maraichunatts General Hospital after injuring himself with a wrist pin and a gallion. He was saved by hospital staff and is expected to recover.
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SLEUTH AND BALL PLAYER HELD OVER DOUBLE DUTY CASE
A tale from Tenat dotactiva work reports Mallanoy of the Wryneaharo batt club found in town roving while on duty. Railroad detectives arrested him as he wandered hay tracks near the city then transported him to jail where he faced a hearing at 2:20 pm Saturday and was released after proving fit.
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High Schools in Need of Teachers Across District
Waatingtons county schools close in two weeks as Supt B J Grimes reports urgent openings. Headof Wayne High seeks a French teacher Mira Carty of Frederick resigns after three years. Burroy needs a draining teacher, and Pittsburgh Tech graduate Mr W Coat is sought for similar roles. Elementary grades filled. new buildings under construction. classes to begin in old rooms on the second Monday in September.
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Armed boat despatched to enforce Maryland laws
Aug 18 Baltimore war declared between Maryland and Virginia over Chesapeake Bay fishing. A one pound cannon on the Maryland conservation fleet aboard the Somarsat drives back alleged poachers into Virginia while armed steamer Governor Mean blocks violators. Maryland seeks to curb cross border fishing by outsiders and enforce licensing with fines and fees for river fishing in Potomac waters.
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World Flyers Aim For Circumnavigation Attempt
WASHINGTON Aug 18 The War Department declared that the World Flyers plan a direct flight from Raykjavik to Cape Farewell as part of a potential circumnavigation by the American minidel world air expedition. Lieutenant Lowell Smith reported the team intends to depart at the earliest practicable moment with Lieutenant Enik Nelson aboard to pilot the route toward Greenland.
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Thirty Days For Klan Disturbers
Five men and a woman connected with a Ku Klux Klan disruption in Grovalont July 81 were sentenced today to 40 days in the house of correction. They appeared and were held in hand.
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Governor hands dog life sentence for murder
Harrisburg August news recounts Governor Pinchot imposing life without hearing on a dog named Pep at Eastern Penitentiary Philadelphia. The canine accused of murder was escorted to the prison as officials logged details and demographics.
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Local Man Injured When Car Hits Pedestrian
John Kilituser, a regular passerby near Cham aoreharg, was badly injured when struck by John R. Armstrong’s automobile while walking along the pike near his home. Armstrong says Kilituser walked into the street unexpectedly and could not be avoided. Kilituser was taken to Chambara Ming hospital for treatment.
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Ritchie Seeks Davis in New York Campaign Talks
Governor Ritche left for New York to confer with John W. Davis the Democratic nominee for President on issues shaping Maryland. He said he would kick off an active Maryland campaign upon return and plan a state central committee conference to map the campaign plan.
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Local couple abandons baby in Newark harbor shock
Police were alerted by a Baltimore newspaper carrier early this morning to a newborn infant left by a couple identified as Mr and Mrs Johnna. The pair from Hagerstown are believed to have deserted the child born recently in Mal Horro Newark city district. Authorities report the incident as the couple’s alleged abandonment amid unclear details.
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French Begin Evacuation Withdrawals Ordered
French occupation troops at Offenburg and Appenweier in Baden were ordered to withdraw today from Paris dispatches. The move is described as not connected to any planned retirement from the Ruhr.
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Bryan to Be Notified of Nomination in Lincoln
In Lincoln Nebraska on August 18 a Democratic nominating ceremony will place Charles W Bryan as central figure with William Jennings Bryan watching as spectator. The event at the University of Nebraska Memorial Stadium will broadcast nationwide with Senator Harris and others addressing the crowd and Bryan’s acceptance to follow.
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Machine Burns After Mishap Near Wilson
Clyde Fone, a well known local leather harrowly, escaped death yesterday when a machine he was driving overturned on the late highway near Wilson. The vehicle turned over several times but he emerged almost unscathed. Moments later the machine caught fire and was destroyed.
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Poisoning of Dogs Warns of Summary Punishment
Authorities publish a warning after a rash of dog poisonings in a town. Police urge residents to report any tampering and promise swift penalties for those involved. The notice stresses public safety and cautions against indiscriminate acts harming animals.
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Prospects for Real Peace Near as Reparations Move Forward
London dispatch notes likely early September allied conference in Paris to amplify the third London report on German reparations. Britain and Italy approve reparations accord. American funds sought for army upkeep and Rhine occupation costs. Dawes map criticisms surface as Europe nears broad peace prospects after five years of debate. Weather segment reports mistaken October-like day with 47 in Keokuk and 79 in another city as autumn hints appear.
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Senator Colt Dies at 74 at Linden Place
U S Senator G By Colt died at his Linden Place summer home today after a prolonged illness. Colt was 74 years old.
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Start Work On Jonathan Street
Work to clean and pave South Jonathan Street began this afternoon under contractor Plannigan of Hartford. Beatov and Long finished the binding and asphalt for the new street, which has been delayed. Laying two inches of binder and one inch of asphalt over the current surface will take about six days, street commissioners announced.
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County Investors Warned Against Mexican Swindler
A warning to investors across the county flags a notorious Mexican con man linked to John Kingaard, Mexican Minister of Agriculture, though the dispatch suggests the threat originates elsewhere. Police and agents have pursued clues while noting substantial losses from recent schemes. A planned Western Maryland auction may be his next target, with millions of dollars reportedly at stake.
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