Local and Foreign Affairs A Little Humor
A column blends humor and reflections on prevention and manners. Advice contrasts different viewpoints, noting that ambition and restraint shape behavior and suggesting telling others what you won t do rather than what you would. WILL RUN THREE CARS Lewis Biante plans a special automobile service to Clearspring for a weekend tournament with tires and pickup. FOR THE CONCERT Prof H Redariele and Tomes UMetl assist Edward C Hargrove in a Baltimore concert at Harper s Merry.
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Lewis Biante
Clearspring
H. €. Redariele
Buritane
Tomes Umetl
Edward ¥. C. Hargrove
Baltimore
King Candidate Emerges in Democratic Convention Noise
The Met announced candidacy for sheriff before the Democratic convention. Details are unclear as the fragment mentions King and others like Wefrathar, Otto W, and Mond Dia, with garbled phrases suggesting a local political race and competing factions.
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King
Met
Dia
Sher Ut
Otto W
Wefrathar
Union protest over bare legged picture sparks row
Portinatore Aug 28 The Oregon Ww G Tu la cow up lacing against the Forbold pavier promotes a festival in San lan vireo in October Mrs Ada W Woenl state president reports a discontented youth wore partial attire and would not be allowed to represent any feailvity on the Baelfie coast The union Mas sent a protest to Governor Woat and to state unions through the west
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Oregon
Forbold Pavier
San Lanvireo
Ada W. Woenl
Cuitanda Thal
Union Mas
S. Sougtor Lane
Woat
Dynamite Chimney Fire At Ho Mountain Home
One large brick chimney at the Ho Mountain home was damaged by dynamite blasting during ash clearing. Foreman Flonyy Loupheimer reports workers have cleared debris with little valuable finds, estimated losses around $10,000. A dozen laborers are clearing remains as a dinner party honors notable guests.
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Ho Mountain
Dymar
Emm Moyver
Lonpheimer
Joan Ningata
Dabria
Shooter Two Brothers In Texas Slaying
Raymond Martin son of Mr and Mrs Prank Martin of Parkhead was shot and killed in Sanedin Texas. A year earlier Tay mond Martin's brother was killed by Miller who was released on bail. Raymond was the sole witness to his brother’s death and was targeted next. Martin’s home is in Parkhead and he works for the government on Texas river navigation projects.
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Raymond Martin
Prank Mart
Parkhead
Nsanedin
Texay
Tayimond Martin
Miller
Martin
Parhead
Texas
Mr. Martin
Cumberland
Thais Miller
Worta
John Working
Subst
Insville
Clark
WOM
Paaagger
Deerfien
Wil
Werklag
Apwerul Prsnoon
Melvo
Harry Tentdige
Ie fReverold Ao
Mra
Walter Jeimings
Turkitta
Ikea
Dis
Erie
Memleriary
Atty Vlospttul Wilape
Atty Vlospttul Wilape: Dhs Avin Ire Kon Ol, Young Deans
Wit Mares Sawers
Abt Smith
Durkhtaville
Ines Rok
Wheers
Waal
Eilter
Tilt
Wally Nome
Fractures Faré¢arny
Ratth
Famheer
Gao
W. Forriaon
Beaver Re
Johnson
Ave. McCarter
Arustrang & Co
Soule
Juallce Stover
Boonsbare
Jackson Reeder
Perk
Hla
Charles Wolf
Hyow
David Amterday
Pubie
Lta
Jump as Train Strikes Three W. M. Trackmen
An eastbound W. M. freight near Rockwood at 4:90 struck three trackmen riding a hand car. The men jumped clear as the freight passed. The leading mounting gear was knocked aside and a wagon wrecked, but the workers escaped serious injury.
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W. M
Rockwoot
Minor wreck tops mishap list at Chicago Limited incident
A Chicago Limited train derailed east of Patapeco injuring an engineer and several passengers. One child suffered a compound fracture. three thousand people gathered at Westminster to witness the scene. A separate crash near Deerfield injured a young girl, with a bystander later taken to a hospital.
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Chicago Limited
du Ilseily
Patapeco
Ahakom Mp & Tittle
Wilson warns Americans amid Mexico crisis and border aid
President Wilson orders Anurlans to learn Alexico at once and instructs embassies to notify civil and military authorities in Mexico that they will be held responsible for any harm to Americans or property. Consuls to aid departing citizens with transportation and support, ships to evacuate those in danger, and foreign governments to be informed for reciprocal action.
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Washington
Wilson
Mexico
Jsbal
United States
Consild
Auctioneered Plant Sale Falls Short Bid In New York
A large factory property of fifteen acres with buildings and equipment failed to sell at a Wednesday auction in the Riolinds area. Trustees started bidding at 40000 dollars and no other bids followed. The sale was halted and the property to be disposed of later under court order. A separate bid of 840 dollars covered the Pangborn bankrupted bank fixtures. Court reports by Dempsey and Steele were referenced. Concurrently, election officials prepared party tickets as candidates awaited state convention delegates.
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MV. Central
Jacob J. Vishea
Showa
Plowont
Dt Tan
Pangborn
Pao
Thomas W. Pangborn Bankaript
Che Reels BP
Fingforiea W. Steele
Diaper Coury
United States
Souder District
New York
Unclear OCR fragment prompts investigation and denial
A garbled report notes an investigation into a dairy or farm matter with references to feeding and watering, an express shipment, and a denial. Names and places are unreadable, making details uncertain and unresolved in the fragment.
Wrenching Injuries Reported in Industrial and Street Accidents
The article records a series of injuries including Dr WN Smith's summons after a severe wrist wound to Rath Saylor and a near amputation of a fourth finger. A carpenter at Hie & O roundhouse suffered a crushing incident at a turntable. A young Indian and Willow Craner were thrown from a bicycle near Mudberry and Atte, with brakes failing and multiple injuries noted.
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WN. Smith
Rath Saylor
Daugutar
OF Arer Saylor
W. Antetan Sr
Bert
Winger Faces Nine Months After Shooting Incident
A crowd on Madigan Ave. confronted a man who drew a pistol. The gun was wrestled away and the assailant was jailed for nine months. Witnesses described the event and the flurry of activity as officers pursued the suspect, later identified as John TE Wager.
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Madigan Ave
Othear
Jontion Ankeney
Turker
Wittmeses
Martinsburg
Jhie
Waynesboro Reorgs Shake City Departments
A local upheaval sees Woot T. UT) reorganize city offices with Mrs Lower Grin named superintendent of one department succeeding Deurdovtt. Several staff changes follow, including firings and new roles as the city adjusts to the new administration. A note mentions a nail in the foot incident linked to a work stoppage and subsequent health concerns.
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Waynesboro Woot T. UT
Lower Grin
Ure
Dhe
My TH
Detiuk
Kot
Chen
Shy
Fan
Adjusted, Carriage Works on Sink Factory Mishap
An industrial incident at a carriage works plant involved workers and a damaged loom. The event prompted inquiry into safety procedures and potential repairs at the facility.
GOT THE PRIZE
Fragmented OCR text with numerous garbled phrases, mentions Holt Wag and Mrs. Mornigatoyrta, Abra, Maamersta, and Jimi. No coherent event or clear entities. Cannot determine a definite news item or outcome from the readable fragments.
Big Race Win At Kutztown Track By Noted Trotter
DeekTiker, a fast five year old trotter owned by Clarkson Hyos, flew to a 2 40 trot win at Kutztown, with Winker by Lexy Carin finishing strong in the 2 23 class purse event. Herbert Cozine of McVenry Bros placed third as Pred Brosenne’s Peines Atta also showed in the tight field. The horses trained on the Mirground track endured a rough race as Hobbie Greanwalt of Reading battled hard.
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DeekTiker
Clarkson Hyos
Lexy Carin
Hagerstown
Stayig
Pred Brosenne
Mother’s shock as Cumberland girl marries a Black man
The mother of Mrs. Howard Baker of Johnstown fainted on arriving in Johnstown to learn her daughter who left Cumberland at 15 had married a Black man and is now living in Johnstown with him and their twin babies. The girl had previously written without mentioning the marriage.
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Howard ‘Baker
Johnstown
Cumberland
Baker
Tem
St Louis
Washington
Man Wrecks His Own Home in Hair Cutting Case
A Huguysburg man, wanted for severing his wife's hair, forced entry into their home and wrecked the house. He cut the wife’s clothing, destroyed furniture, packed his belongings, and left saying he was gone. The wife plans to seek a divorce.
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Hal Yorkersburg
Philips
Mariatta
Theo
Vague Market Interaction Report
A fragmentary scene shows Skinny Henneberger engaging a passing woman in a market aisle. The exchange begins with a casual remark about a watermelon which provokes a stormy reaction before she buys a pound, while the man’s behaviors are briefly described. The text is garbled but centers on a brief market encounter and a purchase.
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Henneberger
Amarket Isle
Jonney
Lie
Church Work Progress in Begnsbore Droemonta
Work has begun on extensive project at Begnsbore involving United Meehan eheneh. Workers laid beds and benches as the chelation shabey at the site welcomed visitors. Provisions and prayers accompanied the early phase of the effort.
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Bax
Unclear OCR: School Delayed and Repairs Nearby
An OCR fragment describes a school delay in Atlanta and repairs at a nearby area. It mentions openings and a weeklong delay. Names and details are garbled but imply a local school and surrounding improvements impacting start times.
Pryor Sues Brewing Co Over West Ward Fat Suit
A man named Pryor filed a suit against a brewing company alleging entanglement in a disturbance on his West Ward property. The filing cites subrect issues and seeks redress for damages.
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Mrd
Boa
Pryor
the Brewing Co
Tur
Mibbagse
Teae
Resigned A. W. Bhookela realigns Tilt ker on Mallaml
A. W. Bhookela has resigned from duties and realigned Tilt ker on the Mallaml wihideawar for audchmore, signaling a change in local leadership and project direction.
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A. W. Bhookela
Tiltker
Apples Sell Well as Orchards From Winchester Sell to St Louis Firm
Output from several orchards near Winchester is sold to a St Louis firm. William Horton Company plans future price talks while buyers set about paying around eight dollars per barrel. Average local apple value reported at about 9.78 per barrel, roughly half of a stated higher price.
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Winchester
St. Louis
BOM Meek
St Louis
I. Vo Werns
Melyfytrem
Laypton
James L Robinson
Freder Heventnty
William Horton Company
Lt Ia
Wille
Darrel
Yibletios
York Woperlals
Aon Davis
Atbo
Turtmann Company
Ske
Fires follow Ow total loss $18000 at farm fire
A spate of blazes swept farms and outbuildings, leaving total losses around $18,000. Among wrecked properties were the Wir 0 Bank tenancy of A S Taylor near Renavola and the stable of Chester Volzapfel on Frederick Street. Investigations note several barns and sheds burned. initial alarms saved most dwellings. Insurance covered about $1000 of losses. Taylor estimates his total loss near $8000 to $9000 with several horses and equipment destroyed.
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Bulo Ie Marshall G
Wir
Bank
A. S. Taylor
Renavola
Chester Volzapfel
Brederick St. Wa
Myra
McCarter
West End
Roman Keable
George Shrader
Frank Favorite
Nro
Harry Keller
Punk
Als
Taylor
Benevotn
Dvery
Atiribes
Mudhenvy Bros
Holzapiet
Metavier
Fie
Pho Hese
Komk
Visitors battle over quarrel leads to police custody
Mrs Julian McAlister a grass widow visiting Marlinsburg was taken into custody after a neighborhood quarrel on Tuscarora Street. Police detained her and a witness until the matter was straightened. A separate domestic dispute near Norris Street drew officers. others fled and the woman claimed she was simply visiting.
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Julian McAlister
Martinsburg
Vollee
Tuncerors Street
Hogaretown
Marilneburg
Norris
Ington
Luther Church Work fined for printing money image
The Lutheran Church Work, the official paper of the General Synod, printed a money image. Cant Charles Wright, head of the Secret Service, says the image violates two district laws against money photographs and engraving.
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General Synon Jaitheran
Charles Wright
Secret Service Department
M4 Secon
Smen
Coplem Wright
Complaints Rise Over Cream Quality In Hagerstown
Local readers voice concern that cream sold in Hagerstown tastes pale or leads to a bitter finish, with some alleging adulteration while others suspect a condensed product. Consumers report no clear difference in recent batches and demand investigation. A separate injury case mentions Carl Rohrer, son of Mrs Wy11 Trohrer, facing burns during dairy processing at Mulberry street.
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Hagerstown
Havn
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