Harding's Message Signals End to Rail Crisis Standoff
President Harding vows to use every power to keep trains moving on the nations 250000 miles of track. Administration sources say a settlement is near as both sides seek an agreement next week. Sherman Law cited as last resort if the strike persists. Congress holds back while New York hosts peace talks and final details are hammered out.
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International News Service Today
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Mann Denies He Turned In Phil Douglas to Cardinals
St Louis Aug 19 Outfielder Leste Mann of the Cardinals denies he turned in Phil Douglas, the former Giant pitcher barred from baseball over an alleged offer to lay down for his team. Mann says he did not receive the questioned letter or telephone call in Boston. Douglas says he called Mann after writing the letter and asked him to tear up the offer.
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Cholera Threatens Swine in Washington County
Hog cholera resurges in Washington county with multiple new cases across premises. Last year’s outbreak killed thousands of swine and the Bureau of Animal Industry reports additional infections today, including farms of John Lum near Smoketown Roy Hensey near Chewaville and Ed Shipley in Upper Beaver Creek. An epidemic in Walkersville district drives county concern.
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Smoketown
Roy Hensey
Chewaville
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Beaver Oreek
Walkersville
Fredowtck
Bureau of Animal Industry
Howard Shepley
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Beaver Creek
Roy Honesy
Chenaville
Empl oy es and Families Picnic at Braddock Heights
Fifteen hundred employed and their families gathered at 7 o'clock this morning for the annual joint picnic of the Hagerstown Shoe Company and the Heyton Shoe Manufacturing Company. The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway provided eleven passenger cars and one freight car to transport the merrymakers. The event featured athletic events dancing contests and racing as part of a full program.
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City Market Big Morning Sale Draws Crowds and Prices
The city market was crowded from early morning until noon with a large sale of new vegetables and fruits. Pumpkins sold at 26c each, cantaloupes 6c and 10c, 3 for 25c. Other prices included peppers 4 for 5c, peaches 32.25 bush, celery 1c, tomatoes 10c box, cabbage two for 5c, blackberries 10c box, eggs 28c dozen, chicken 27c lb, and butter 40c lb.
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Don Hutier
Five Senatorial Candidates Fill Nominations and Accident Report
Five United States senatorial candidates including David J. Lewis Vitam Cabs Brice William Norris Foutph France and John W Garrett filed certificates with Clerk Spurge Hook of the Board of Supervisors. Nominating papers are due next Monday at midnight. A 16 year old Virginia youth Charles JF Schindel lost part of his right hand at a manufacturing plant after his sleeve caught in a press while wiring.
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Undefined fragmentary headline at morning confusion
Fragmentary OCR snapshot reports a morning disturbance near Miners and references unnamed individuals and locations. Details are unclear, but the text alludes to a person associated with a group called Wy Cuarede and mentions a gate and poets.
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Chiney
Dion
Smithsburg Girls Club to Attend Timonium Fair Demonstrations
Misa Garbernon county home demonstrator announced the Smithsburg Girls Renovating and Dry Cleaning Club will travel to Timonium Fair to display daily demonstrations. The club, the county’s first girls group at the fair besides Hagerstown, plans demonstrations in Ha gerstown and may enter a boys cattle judging team for the event.
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Misa Garbernon
Smithsburg
Hagerstown
Western Maryland Business Growing Despite Coal Region Woes
Western Maryland reports improving business as six firemen return to duty after layoffs. Officials say conditions are improving with clearer skies in coal regions aiding revival. County prospects point to continued growth and prosperity in coming months.
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Mines to Open at Wages Set in 1920
The George's Creek region mines will operate on an open shop basis with no unions recognized and will reopen on a 1920 wage scale. Operators met at the Fort Cumberland Hotel and refused a joint conference request from United Mine Workers of America leaders Francia J. Drom and G. T. Westherholt.
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State exams here int eat oom
Thesus super, wmmit ion 45 arranging to hold stenographic examinations for Hagerstown in September. If adequate applicants from this vicinity, examinations will be held in other places in the attire on September and 16. Pay for junior clerks and stenographers ranges from 60 to 90 dollars a month for nine months while seniors receive 90 to 120 dollars a month.
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Hagerstown
Clarke
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Democrats Asked To Help Campaign Fund Ha Gerstown Ad
Democrats of Ha Gerstown and the county are urged to contribute to the Democratic National Committee through a four double column display ad in the Daily Mail. Funds will support an educational campaign. contributions yield a receipt from the Democratic National Committee and a duplicate sent from headquarters. Give what you can to help the party win this Democratic year.
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Datly
Democratic National Committee
Daily Mail
Democratic Educational Campaign Fund
Democratic National Headquarters
July Healthy One Monthly Report Details Health Stats
County Health Officer Dr M Wags man reports the healthiest July on record with 50 deaths and 122 births in 1681 day period. Infectious diseases totaled 76 led by measles 42 and pneumonia 8. Major death causes include tuberculosis 2 and accidents 93 total deaths. Births totaled 132 with white males 63, white females 62, other totals 7.
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Bright
State road work set for 400000
Eight road construction contracts totaling nearly 409000 were awarded by the Bates County Commission at its Garrett Building offices yesterday. M. J. Grova Lime Company received the contract for 2.03 miles from Middletown toward Myeraville in Frederick County for FSH.
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Bitten by Copperhead Snake Affects Blair's Valley Resident
Mrs. Daniel Henson was bitten by a copperhead while at home in Blair's Valley and walked three miles to Clear Spring for medical care from Dr. Rich. The snake struck her middle finger as her yard was drying. her hand swelled significantly. Also listed are marriage licenses for several couples from Harrisburg and nearby towns, and a notice that Artivy Ft. Boesaard will sing at Trinity Church, with past college connections noted.
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Otterbain College
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Drop plan to extend three mile zone in tariff move
Washington Aug 19 the effort to widen the three mile zone by amending the tariff was dropped after the State Department opinion that such a course would trigger international complications Senator Sterling of South Dakota who had proposed the amendment said he would not press it but drew Senate focus to liquor smuggling along the Atlantic seaboard and coastwise routes
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Stock Market Closes Steady Amid Mixed Day’s Trade
New York Aug 19 The stock market closed steady as late dealings saw continued demand and profit taking. American Woolen rose to 94, Baldwin gained to 126, reaching a new high for the year while steel shares edged lower. Government bonds and rails held steady.
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Wean thief steals fisherman outfit in Williamsport
Charles Corby, a noted fisherman and river guide from Williamsport, reports his fishing gear stolen from the rear of A. O. Rothrauff’s residence. A late night automobile stopped by, and about 25 dollars worth of gear disappeared, with the thief yet unknown. Building permits and fishing notes follow, including frame garages and river conditions around Williamsport and nearby areas.
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What's Going On Today In The Woodley Woods
Picnig Byron factories at Brad dock Holghta and Tilghmanton tournament in the Woodley woods promise local activity. American Legion festival in Major Carmichael area along Rotomacy avenue. Charlton Sunday Schools on Charles Al Shupp property. Shlich Chewasylls picnic in Mrs Anne Extine's woods along Old Forge Road. Frederick Babe Ball at Haale 1 town at 3 30 PM.
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Snake Crawls Up Man's Trouser Leg
Winchester August 19 A cold shivaar ran up and down the back of George Guthridge while he and Delo Price fished along the Shenandoah River A water snake crawled into Guthridge trousers leg he jumped up and the snake was killed by a stomp Bulls frog croaked as Guthridge yelled What's youss a hollerin about end of line
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Howard Bros Ad? Local Notice and Market Prices
Fragmented OCR notes list prices for corn and feedstuffs per bushel and cwt and mention a concert at Mt Lena on Saturday Aug 26 from 7:46 to 11. It closes with a casual reminder to store eggs for Christmas and references Howard Bros at I. Baltimore St.
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Bed of River Resembles a Grass Field
River bottom near Potomac appears grass grown, hindering boats and making towage difficult for fishermen and flake men. Low spring water has left long patches of grass along miles of stream, a condition unseen in years and worsened by moss and debris choking the Pennsylvanian Railroad pumping station intake.
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500 Blankets and thanks for kindness after death
We wish to thank our setonddand neighborn and fraternal organizations for their kindness shown during the illness and death of husband and father Henry My Burma. Also for flowers and the use of automobiles. By With and Son. 500 Blankets, F200, Beards.
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Governor insists mayor stays amid beer permit dispute
Governor says he will not remove Mayor Cuttelar despite objections over permitting beer in Johustown Pa. Officials say the issue centers on executive powers and local authority. The dispute ignites debate on liquor policy and municipal autonomy.
Recovery Seen For Mr. Pangsorn Ter Thomas Panwbert
Thomas Panwbert, who had been MI at his home, is now somewhat better and progressing toward recovery according to sources. The report notes his condition has improved since his illness and he remains under care at home.
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