Report Stirs Ztihlamn Men Into Action In County Scene
Reports from yesterday claim an attempt to bridge the Ztihlamn and anti Ztihlamn factions in the County Central Committee surfaced. Ztihlamn leaders deny the report as false while warning rivals aim to influence primary and November outcomes. An accident near Blarys bur e pine injured Mrs Knopper as J A Anderson’s car wrecked. John Mason of Hancork added to the State Senate field. John B Ferguson for County Surveyor is unopposed. The Harsh family reunion convenes today at City Park.
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Yresterday
Zihlman
County Central Committee
Zihiman
Washington
Zinman
Moses
J. A. Anderson
Marbhure
Mason
John T. Manon
Hancork
Palmer Tennant
John B. Ferguson
Bleu
Candidate on road to recovery after appendicitis operation
C. Max Malott, Democratic candidate for county treasurer in Wisconsin, underwent emergency appendicitis surgery at Washington County Hospital. Attending physicians report he was stricken suddenly last evening and had the operation around 4 PM. Condition reported as improving.
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C. Max Malett
Whd Hile
Washinton Coun Hospital
Haspitad
Malott
Yau
A'Eloyk
A. Watkins
Elks Gather at Salisbury Ocean City Convention Opens
About 1600 Elks from Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia converge in Salisbury Md for the Elks manual convention at Ocean City. Open air dances on Baltimore avenue Friday and Saturday evenings feature the St. Marys Industrial School band. A parade from the State school building Saturday afternoon proceeds along the boardwalk. Charles H Grakelow of the Philadelphia lodge will speak along with other officials and officers for the ensuing year are elected Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Elks
Maryland
Delaware
Charles H. Grakelow
Philadelphia
Economy Debate Shows Democrats Call It A Farce
Article notes Democratic criticism of fiscal policy with figures on World War related current appropriations, prohibition enforcement costs, highway construction, and comparisons to 1916 and 1927 levels. It cites a belief that peace time appropriations rose under Coolidge versus Wilson, with postal service included, and references executive widget estimates.
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Sinter
Coolidge
Wilson
Firebug’s blaze damages Hartly barn in Delware town
A mysterious barn fire last night in Hartly near Dover, Del, destroyed a barn owned by Mrs. Martha Pleasanton with hay and stray. Dover and Clayton firemen saved nearby structures, limiting loss to about 500 dollars. No origin clues. discovery around seven. The blaze started inside the barn near the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Hartly
Del
Sene
Ihe
Maryland
Mie
Dover
Martha Pleasanton
Hays
Clayton
Methorlat Episcopal Church
Owhigh
Deaths and funeral notices from Wayne County area
The funeral of Miss Julia B. Newcomer was held Monday afternoon at her parents home in Rhiggold with ministers Rev F A Pottenberger Rev W E Maneley and Rev W N DeShielde officiating Honorary pallbearers were her Sunday School class and Sophomora players from Waynesboro High School Active pallbearers listed include Howard Layman Arthur Martin Rawls Robt Barkdoll Ray Moaiz Atlee Sheise Charles Rinehart and D I Hull The funeral of Harry O Miller who died in Philadelphia will be held at 4 o clock Friday at the home of his sister Mrs David Hill 2H Hast Washington Street with Rev Dr F Berry Plummer officiating and interment at Rove Hill Cemetery The body arrives Friday at 2:18 PM A big round dance is announced at Ned Bridge Park Chambersburg for Thursday night Aug 26 with a nine piece orchestra from Harrisburg all welcome signed Ady TEACY D RHODES.
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Julia B. Newcomer
Rhiggold
F. A. Pottenberger
Williamsport
W. EB. Maneley
Martinsburg
W. Va
Aml
YY. N. DeShielde
Denver Creek
Sophomora
Waynesboro High
Howard Layman
Arthur Martin
Rawls and
Robt
Barkdoll
Ray Moaiz
Atlee Sheise- Charles Rinehart
D. It Hull
Herry
Ned Bridge Park
Chambersburg
Harrisbore
Ady
Potomac Club to Entertain Democratic Candidates
The Potomac Club invites Democratic primary candidates to a Friday evening event as guests for a weather and social night. Members are urged to attend and attendees will be admitted by notice. non members are asked to come on the strength of this notice.
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Potomac Club
Ita
Tameheon
Sexood Ug
Sisee
State Legion Convention Opens In Annapolis Tonight
Delegates from Morris Frank Post and Carl McCleary led by Col John Carmichael Dr F N Hoffmeier John R Kenney B Ly Stine depart by auto for the eighth annual State Legion convention at Annapolis Mayor Allen Bowie Howard will give the welcome and Governor Albert Riflebia is set as principal speaker The convention will adjourn Saturday noon with officer elections and a decision on the 1927 venue Colonel Carmichael is favored for state command and a push to hold the 1927 meeting in Hagerstown
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John Carmichaed
F. N. Hoffmeier
John R. Kenney
B. Ly. Stine
Morris Frank
Post
Carl McCleary
H. A Sweigert
Edgar Hoover
Auto
State Legion
Annapolis
Legion
Claude B. Swrevay
Department of Maryland
Allen Bowie Howard
Texas Slim the Notorious Killer Captured in Remote Hunt
Deputies and volunteers led by Mrs Barbery chased the infamous Texas Slim after a deadly shooting at Willama plantation left two Carper brothers dead and another wounded. The posse stalked through river bottoms and timber as night bled into dawn, vowing to hang the killer if he could be caught alive.
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Willama
Will
Sam Carper
Bob Carper
Keenia Wagner
Texas Slim
Red River
Hotinms
Bluebounds
Mia
Berger
Vegetables at City Market Stall in Wet Morning
The City Market overflowed with water soaked vegetables and rats after heavy rains. Farmers reported poor sales as produce spoiled or damaged with prices listed for corn peaches apples and other items.
Valentino's Bier Closed Amid Fascist Aims at Funeral
In Rome and New York tensions rose as anti Fascists challenged guards at Valentino's bier. Police guarded the chapel while six more Mussolini loyalists joined the guard after protests by anti Fascists. Pola Nagri, once engaged to Valentino, travels from Hollywood to attend the funeral. Church doors were shut to the public and 600 people queued before being dispersed by police.
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Italy
Valentino
Mussolini
New York
Rome
Mugsolini
Pola Nagri
Hollywood
Potloe
A Good Doctor and a Good Druggist
A good physician alone cannot ensure success. The text emphasizes the need for a competent druggist to compound prescriptions exactly as the doctor intends. The passage advocates bringing prescriptions to Mackenzie Robinson Wigley Drug Company for reliable preparation.
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Dregalst
MacKenzie
Rwimley Brug Company
Card party at Fountain Head raises funds for Women's club
About 125 guests attended a Fountain Head Farm card party hosted by Women's club president Mrs Emmett W Giins. The event listed committee members and prize winners among both adults and junior players, with several tables on the third floor and notices for upcoming local events and business ads.
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Fountain Head Farm
Women’s Club
Emmett W. Giins
Mes, Finns
Marshall Wilson
Sara Macias
Willis Alterderfer
Vernon Simmons
H. L. Brumbach
R. D. Norment, Jr
Henry Trolaapfel
George White
W. H. Howard
Prlan
Sharles Schathley
A. M. Tyree
Travinger
Alexander Ilazney
Frank Ridenour
Hego
Marth Folie
Allee Bston Abraker
Julia Holaepfel
Messrs
Theodore Smith
Henry Holzapfel
VAGGUETTE DISTRIBUTING PROMISES $2.50 Gold Per Sale
An advertisement offers children under 16 a paid referral scheme to recruit buyers for non Electric and electric cleaners. Participants are instructed to list names and addresses and mail them to J N Milman at 516 Reynolds Ave Hagerstown Maryland. Each sale allegedly earns $2.50 commission.
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J. N. Milman
Reynolds Ave
Hagerstown
Vagguette Distributing Company
Primaries Watched To Prevent Crooked Politics In N H
The Manchester Union reports detectives hired by a national group seek to curb money influences in the September 7 primary. William H Harbour of Burns Detective Agency heads a New Hampshire team sent to monitor 18 candidates and their funding. Similar probes are under way in other states to expose money bought nominations.
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Manchester
N. H
Manchester Union
William H. Harbour
Wiliam J. Burns Detective Agency
New Hampshire
Union
Legislaatures
Congress
City plans shift as high school closure looms
The district announces the high school will not open until the 13th and outlines a redistricting plan. Principals from city elementary schools will register all new scholars next Wednesday, September 1, with transfers from other districts required. County high school principals will register new pupils too as redistricting moves target Surrey, Antietam, Broadway, and North Prospect areas to balance overcrowding.
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Nagn
Ven
Lery
Dernite Aunosienmdt
Board of
Bvatation
Surrey
Howard Street
Maryland Avenue
Aed
Antietam Street
Broadway
Ski 48
North Prospect
Baltimore Forain Wheat and Corn Prices Report
Market brief listing grain prices in Baltimore for August including wheat No 2 red at 1.483% and related futures or spot quotes, with corn No 2 spot at 80 and No 2 white 47 nominal figures, reflecting commodities trading activity.
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Baltimor Forain
Baltimore
Fairboard Plans Bigger Fair and Children Day
A business meeting of the Dingerstown Fair Board was held in South Jonathan Street offices. Reports from committees indicate the fair will be bigger and better, with evening openings and an effort to move Children’s Day to Tuesday, aligning with broader Pennsylvania town practices. The fair opens October 12. Lions Outing at Conontac Park features games and dancing. Special Mason Lodge meeting tomorrow observes Masonic rites for Harry C. Miller. T. Lloyd Hwarsman, Worshipful Master. Charles D. Johnston, Secretary.
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T Ie
South Jonathan Street
Pennsylvania
Zo Clnule
Harry C. Miller
T. Lloyd Hwarshman
Charles DB. Johnston
Sec
Festival and Country Store Event Promoted locally
Community gathering announced by local quotations cheering workers S. S. Clase of Bt Hagerstown with events at Paul's U. S. Church Friday August 21. Wheat 4 secsitecinees neceye MLSS on dC. Wessler's Jawa 63% Polonme S145 Ave Nive.
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Chearing Workers S. S. Clase
Hagerstown
Paul
U. S
Dc. Wessler
Jawa
Ave. Nive
Texas Corp In Delaware Incorporation Reported
New York August 26 Texas Corporation announced its incorporation in Delaware with authorized capital of 2500000000 consisting of 25 par stock to finance as a large independent oil company under Texas holdings. Present stockholders will soon be asked to exchange their stock for shares in the Delaware entity.
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New York
Texas Corporation
la Delaware
Texas
Compatig
Copany
Festival at Trinity: Young Women's Missionary Society Event
On Friday August 27 the Trinity area hosts a festival organized by the Young Woman's Missionary Society Ady. The event aims to raise funds and showcase activities with local participation and treats.
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Trinity
Young Woman's Missionary Society Ady
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Harsh Family
Fark
William J. Green
Beechwood
Lovaconing
Floreice
Alfred
Mary Green
Miners’ Hospital
Frostburg
Thomas Green
Tephew
Morristown
John A. Stewart
United States Trust Company
Lincoln
Wall Street
A. Lanich
Canton, O
0. le Foachley
Wolamsfort
Teacy D. Rhodes
Conomac Park
Williamsport, MD
Carmichael
Valentinos Bier
Earhen
Hagarstown
Blue Ridge ‘Transportation
Fountain Head
Yaourdell
S. Highbarger
Dentar
Potomac St
Accuriey
Ref Bridge Park
Percy D. Rhodes
Fairboard
LIONS
Lions Club i
Conontac Park
Willameport
Gimes
William Yorrng
New Mayen, Conn
M. J. Young
Weet Tranklin Sreet
Incorporate Texas Corp
Robert C. Snavely
Osteopathic
W. Washington ST
Keller B. Bell
Kouse
George M. Bushey & Sons, Inc. Lime and Limestone Building Material
Cavetown
Smithsburg
Bob Morton
Willow Lane Circus
Benefit Hagerstown Baseball Club
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