Fragmented quotes mix of social chatter and legal notices
An OCR fragment mixes casual dialogue about drinks and relationships with legal and political items. It mentions Baltimore official C. J. Waller preparing a road work statement, Joh A. Lawler suing Frank Wissig for 10000 dollars over alleged alienation of affections, and a misidentified May Moulds case. It also notes Maryland Doctor Levin M. Henkel as antiorganization candidate, Blair Lee speaking in Clarksville, and Huerta’s note on reorganizing his administration. The German government and sugar tariff discussions appear, with Senate review of the sugar act and liquor schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
C. J. Waller
Ronde Conmission
Joh A. Lawler
Frank Wissig
N. Fulton Ave
Anna V. Fowler
Sha
Philadelphuaa
Aled
Nogracy
N. Spring St
May Moulds
May Morrisa
Maryland
Levin M. Henkel
Anngparte
Ntate Senate
Blair Lee
Clarksville
Manor County
Tragic Mercury Pill Suicide Attempt In Baltimore Suburb
A 17 year old girl Myrtle Abler, daughter of tarry Abler, employed by Western Union in Hagerstown, swallowed a mercury tablet in Baltimore after years of threats and despondency over work and poverty. Doctors say she will recover. family details and neighbors recollect repeated threats since age 12. Her father, Lester C. Abler of Mulberry Street, was notified as she lapsed into a medical crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drordine Ton A. Deaany
Tarry Ubler
Western Union
Baltimore
Magerstown
Lester C. Abler
Mulberry St
Breadkfast
Gbler
Myrtle
Tad
Omy
Hagerstown
Ate
Elig
Menalson
Brandenburg Enid
Street Board Pays Bills As Washington Street Works Proceed
Street Commissioners approved bills including street payroll 847 61 Uphe Payroll 625.79 and poll 207.60. A dispute over a bill for work on Mitchell avenue property arose, with heavy rain causing drainage issues. County Commissioners met in regular session and a boulevard land dispute was noted as not belonging to the county. The president appointed examiners to review the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmiet Keldingar
Ines
Th Webster Quah
Hin Qroperty
Mitchel
Dorkig
Altaya
Trytay Khater
Mitchell Avenue
Brrent
Enatavouno
Mulberry Street
Cuanon
Gerber Niay
Conmy
Iand
Exauinorn
Mattar
Giant Mosquito Subdued in Bold City Capture
City notices a local event about a giant mosquito trapped on a hall wall. Frank C. Massack claims capture and measures the insect’s legs at about one and a half inches. Residents compare it to a known large specimen from West Port and seek regional sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Frank C. Massack
W. M. Tailrender
Hera
West Bruport
Murdock Rescued After Narrow Near Drowning Incident
Tate Murdock of Waynestate narrowly escaped drowning after slipping on a wet bank while crossing a creek eight feet deep. He fell into the water but was rescued by companions Julian, Still, and others who leapt in and pulled him to shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Murdock
Waynestate
Trolley Mai
Murdock
Wutler
Tarry Mikesell
Clevelud Johnson
Nuiris Brull
Julian
Sonny
Mothy
Buele
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Demands Custody Amid Release Fears
Divorced wife Evelyn Nesbit Thaw proclaims it would be a crime to release her husband Jack Dillord after reports of the capture. She questions authorities and warns of possible flight to Europe as she pleads for the child’s safety and restraint on movement. The court case and custody contention unfold amid tense public attention.
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New York
Ave
Evelyn Nesbit
Releasini
Jack Dillord
Trimmerstein’s
Elke Kalil
Europe
Reunion brings extended family from across regions
Clinton Martin of Wingerlan travels with family to a reunion held at Suliney Tank Mawel noted for its scenic setting. Attendees from Angellon Mut and others convene alternating between Pennsylvania and Ontario. Next year the gathering moves to Po0 Mar to enable broader kin to attend. Some relatives will remain west until late September for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Martin
Wingerlan
Ty Won
Aid Dor
Ear Bayvelttent
Fon
Une Trovinger Cenelly Bertiton
Suliney Tank
Mawel
Menagy Tyatiria
Pennsylvania
Poo Mar
Wee Tlon
Will Preach in Tatheran Church at Williamsport
Reported sermon details describe TEy Ede and Byers preaching at 10 30 am in Tatheran church Williamsport. Mention follows about Representative Money YD and political notes. Also references a car accident near Sant Fo with injuries and other scattered local items.
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Tey, Ede, Byers
Tatheran
Whiimsport
Aloaf Mining Stork
Chitcago
Rabbi Applebaum to sue over broken contract claim
A congregation files suit against Rabbi Applebaum alleging unpaid wages and kosher service disputes over two years of work. The case centers on wages of 310 weekly and kosher duties as well as damages, with the matter set for court action following a heated meeting at Martinsburg. The church congregation dissolves its dispute as the rabbi leaves for another post.
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Ravbd Applebauny
Polit
Cverywes
Applebaum
Martinshurs
Martinsburg
Jppue
Thaw to Fight Return to the U.S. in High-Profile Case
An attempted return to the United States is met with resistance as authorities pursue Thaw. Reports detail arrests, legal actions, and warnings from police and sheriffs. The case involves multiple locations and officials, with ongoing pursuit and extradition considerations.
Rolled Over Child Injures Cyclist and Falls
Fragments report a 12 year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Miller of Fy An dlatam St, struck crossing a street by a cycle rider who failed to see a hill due to thick growth. She suffered a scraped ankle and motorcycle damage. Dr Stauffer treated her. Other items mention accidental shooting of Mrs McGraw, a man named Walter Mawery minor injuries from a fall at work, and a street car fire incident with injuries.
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Francis
Nil
Jauecis Miler
Vivian Oswald
Aulledun St
Grol
Ome
Daiwald Cayddl
Miss Miller
Aqvon K. McGraw
George
Everhart
McAtaw
Methraw
CLEARSPRING WINS and Politician Drama Shapes Senate Race
CLEARSPRING wins amid a noisy scene as Blair Lee remains the sole Democratic candidate for the U S Senate. Generals and party figures debate a new reform plan, with Progressive and Republican factions clashing in a tense, partisan setting.
Local citizen urges stricter rear light enforcement
A prominent resident criticizes the city for lax rear light rules on autos. He notes five vehicles on Wantington and Potomac Streets without proper lights and urges police instruction on state law. He supports traffic restrictions and calls for stronger enforcement to uphold the regulation in our city.
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Atention
Tie
Wantington
Potomac Sts
Jawa
Fire and derailment incidents disrupt Bh ajonntain hotel grounds
The Bh Ajonntain hotel owners Meserd, Hand and Gibbons supervised cleanup after a ruinous fire. Barrow loads sold for twenty five cents as workers cleared debris and recovered valuables worth hundreds of dollars. A derailment near WH Iaing Gore delayed Train No. 1, while a separate accident damaged a wagon and a streetfront window. Trees blown by a hurricane caused further damage, though officials denied a higher casualty toll.
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Meserd
Hand
Gibbons
Wurchtner
Orthena
Palmer 9 Months Others Take 10 Court
A vagabond roundup near Reid and Shenandoah led to multiple vagrancy charges. Eyres, Bear, Palmer and others, described as old and frail, were jailed after petty robberies in the area. Some suspects faced trials or appeals, with sentences ranging to months. accusations included stealing, intoxication, and disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri
Long
Constavle Rowland
Eyres
Uelite Bear
Ried
Woods
Randuzvensa
Waynestorg
Shenan+deah
Howland
Reid
Javknen
Bear
Palmer
Thompson
Malonay
Baltmore
Geo
Ferguson
Dixon
Arrangements Completed for Confederate Memorial Festival
Arrangements for a bacaar and ice cream festival by the Confederate Memorial Association are finished. The event at Hetam Ball features red and white decor, Confederate and National flags, and a Silverio Band concert. Attractions include cake tables, grab bags, and numerous novelties, with committees led by Mrs. Lane and Col. J. A. Lewis.
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Confederate Memorial Association
Silverio
Fea
Wm. P. Lane
J. KK. Meckenbaugh
B. F. Groat
Mra
Chase Sumner
Mra Sarat
Wrimies
Col
J. A. Lewis
John Kyd Beckenbaugh
Ara
Gries
N.C. Beckentaugh
Ausaes Marie
Phylliin Stallson
YW. Jamison
Mre
V G. Bower
Charles J. Bumner
Shupp
Mea
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Hubby
Tim
Wiewagg
Mande
Antigua
Provident Huerta
United States
Senate
Lefty Russell
York
Russell
Fernice
Bato Lenape
Oklahama State University
Deon Speek
Aveleet
Washington
Detroit
Pitralt
Tle Saya
Absamy Mera
Gao
Stayer
Albany
Orphane’ Court
Annie Bi Porenterger
Amt
Mane E
Evelyn
Muandey Brns
Grocers
Fannin Ave
Normwand
Mundes
Wistington Seinto
Thaw
U.S
Hawever
Blakey Acton
Milay
Matthesvain
Balun
Relsen
Colehbovis
Plonic
Pott
Wagonal
Euildeen
Wilshid- Wik
Chtery
Ciquies Paver
Walter Mawery
CV. Telaphone
Madsott Avenue
Une I Atlee
Frente
Wilteh
B. Mulberry
Howes
Walter Crampton
Swath Farm
Crangeen
Voleuird
Balephay
Fingera
Loran
Ivetor Logan
Rega
Wareham
John W. Gow
Clearspring
Thos
Blair le
U. S
Cane Ailao Rita Phys
Meg
Palay
Gen. Galdsburoigh
Roosevelt Kemblican
Gitzen Snow
Dr. Wareliini
Hin Wanna
C. V
Iainggore
Lisety
Mr Salt Mom Couttal Garigonik
Gutaberind Valley Railroad
Museng
Ale- Tay
Cremen
Wiliamspart
Hoyvadt
Valdina
Pasenger
Alrang
Mit
Wilhelm
Jack Wilhelm
Henson
Ostiarne
Justice Doub
Lome
Uncle Cramer
Stern
Boonsboro
Charles Wolf
L. Reeder
Nat Gross
Frederick
Wolf
Funkstown
Wis
Dave Easterday
Squire Stever
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