Equestrienne Dead After Drinking Bout
York, Nov. 14 The death of a noted equestrian and race track follower Miss Misa Hayes, 87, followed a quarrel at her Brooklyn apartment. Police accuse Vincent Fish, 38, of striking her during a liquor dispute. An anonymous note urged an investigation. Fish surrendered and admitted attending a party at her home but denied striking her. Miss Hayes attended horse shows and was known in society and racing circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea York
Nee
Be & Brooklyn
Mins Paniine Wayes
Vincent Fish
Barris
Misa Hayes Dubing & Quarrel
Miss Hayes
Lush
Bey Ossailant
Misa Hayes
Iss Hayes
Car Driver Fined for Hit and Run Crash Injuring Countian
Glenn Howers driver of the machine that struck Albert Cunningham of Boonsboro and others was fined 100 and jailed 20 days after conviction for failing to stop. Cunningham remains in Frederick City Hospital since November 4 with a crushed leg and amputation. Mrs Pauly Jones, owner of the car, faced charges for registration and costs. The accident occurred as the driver worked on the car while Cunningham, acting as light bearer, assisted.
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Glenn Howers
Albert Cunningham
Hear Boonsboro
Aleo Burt J. Hi. House
Olin Beachley
Boonsboro
Cunningham
Frederick City Hospital
Pauly Jones
Bowers
House
Cunninghamn
Auto Deaths on Increase in United States
Washington reports a Commerce Department study showing 1926 auto accident deaths at 18 871, with a rate of 17.4 per 100 000. 1925 rate 27.40? 1924 15.7. 1922 about 12.5. If including all auto-related fatalities, total would be 20 601 and rate 19.9 per 100 000.
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Washington
United States
Ils
Train collision injures clerk. one feared dead near Portia
A Missouri bound Kansas City special from St Louis & San Francisco crashed into a freight near Portia Arkansas early today. Mail clerk Guy Nichols of Springfield Missouri injured while Kez Thorne of Thayer Arkansas presumed dead. Passenger train eastbound from City to Jacksonville was delayed by high waters. exact cause and whether any passengers were harmed remain unclear. Engines and several cars were overturned along with two stock cars.
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Memphis
Tenn. der
Kansas City
St. Louis
San Francisco
Moe
Portia
Arkansas
Guy Nichols
Springfeld
Kez Thorne
Thayer
Mayehginger
City
Jacksonville
Fla
Student fined for illegal deer hunt at game refuge
Belford L Seabrook a Yorcersburg College student took a day off to hunt but paid $225 for trespass and shooting an illegal deer at a game refuge. Game Protector Dunkle arrested him after the kill. He faced $525 in costs and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belford L
Seabrook
Yorcersburg College
Wisley
Dunkle
Two Husbands Granted Decrees by Judge Wagawan
Two husbands were granted divorce decrees this morning by Judge Frank Wagawan. Milton Alger divorced from Lacy Alger on grounds of unfaithfulness while Shirley J. Toga is from Mildred Tozang ui grounds of suspected mis conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ¢. Wagawan
Milton Alger
Lacy Alger
Shirley J. Toga
Mildred Tozangui
Will Probated for Helen Bruner Jute of Sharpsburg
The will of Helen Bruner Jute of Sharpsburg was probated yesterday in the Orphans Court. The filing confirms she named heirs and executor, with provisions to be administered under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Bruner
Sharpsburg
Sisler Sold to Senators in Major League Trade
New York Dec 14 report states George Sisler star first baseman for the St Louis Browns has been sold to the Washington Senators. Official amount not disclosed but believed near 25 000. Trade announced by Browns president Phil Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Georst Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Phil Hall
Browns
The Alter Brothers Report Theft Of Tools
The Alter Brothers of 2st Aelia road report a theft of a large lot of tools from their premises this morning. Earlier birds were stolen and an attempted entry to their home was noted, prompting police to investigate the incident.
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Alter Brothers
Aelia Road
Deaths Mrs Alice J Needy Widow of Ward Needy
Mrs Alice J Needy age 61 died suddenly at 2 30 AM at home 16 Hast avenue of heart disease She had been ill four weeks but improved collapsed and died She was a member of Et Faxi United Brethren Church Survived by two daughters Mrs George Bell Hagerstown and Mrs Roy Frohlich Lock Raven two sisters Miss Josephine Kiracate Chambersburg stepsisters Mrs Sam Lightner and Mrs Kiracate both of Chambersburg and Mrs Markwood Harp Frederick stepfather John Kiracofe Rolling Springs Pa and Mrs Erma Rehrback Mumma wife of Zachariak T Mumma who died December 10 at Woodland California Formerly from Sharpsburg Daughter of Franklin Rohrbach Survived by one Franklin Summa a brother Thomas Rohrbach and several grandchildren all of California In loving memory daughter Lovige Alison who died December 14 1926 and verse of tribute by a daughter Cura Ads
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Alice J. Needy
Faward Jr
Needy
Et. Faxi
United Brethren Chaven
Cuorge Bell
Hagerstown
Roy Frochlich
Lock Raven
Josephine Kiracate
Faeperstown
Atepsisters
Sanwel Lightner
Mica Seslie Kiracate
Chambersburg
Markwood Harp
Frederick
Step Profter
John Kiracofe
Rolling Springs
Alis
J. W. Kiracofe
Erma Rehrback Mumtrar
Zachariak. T. Munmma
Woodland
California
Mumma
Sharpsburg
Franklin Rohrbach
Franklin Summa
Thomas Rohrbach
Ladders Sent For Salvation Army Fund Return Requests
The Salvation Army Home Fund distributed Jacob's Ladders to supporters to prompt subscriptions. Many ladders were returned, some heeded, others ignored. Donors are urged to return ladders, preferably with subscription, to headquarters for reallocation by the committees.
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Apedeh
Salvation Army
Dse
Onge
HELP WANTED LIST FOR SALVATION ARMY HOME JOBS
A scanned help wanted list shows numerous roles and applicants across organizations, including Salvation Army Home postings and affiliated firms. Names such as Joseph G. Byron Victor Cushwa and George Slaybaugt appear with varied positions and monetary figures, reflecting a busy employment and fundraising page from the era.
Churches and Sunday School Roll of Donors and Names
A dense list from a church and Sunday school fund drive shows donors and donations with numerous names, places, and amounts. The record captures a broad roster including individuals and families such as Golden Rule Bible School Wash Sq ME, Christ Reformed Chiech, Evangelical, Trinity Lutheran, Antietam St U Be Ch, and many others with varied contribution totals.
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Wash
Sq. ME
Christ Reformed Chiech
Church of Br
Grace A
Geore
Christ Reformed
Antietam St U
Luther League of
Trinity Lutheran
Sunday Ball Trials Set for Frederick Court
Trials of Eddie Sawyer and Franklin Bix of the Frederick Baseball Club begin tomorrow in Frederick County Circuit Court. The case tests Sunday play after a July 26 game with Hagerstown. If convicted, Sunday baseball could end in Frederick in 1928. The players, advised by Secretary of State David C. Winbrenner, appeal after a magistrate found them guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Sawyer
Franklin Bix
Frederick
Frederick County
Hagerstown
David C. Winbrenner
Reserve Officers Meeting in Hagerstown area
A weekly gathering of reserve officers with War Department endorsement will convene at 7:46 PM Friday at 428 North Potomac Street. All reserve officers and interested individuals are invited to this meeting to discuss defense topics and national security.
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Revervya
Hageratown
North Potomde Atreet
War Department
Missionary Stone Dead After Kidnapping Rescue
OHWLSHA Mass Dec 44 A American missionary Diga Wien M Stone died last night after being kidnapped by Macedonian bandits in 1801. Stone was rescued through a Queen’s ransom of 72 000 dollars raised in the United States following pressure from the American Board and foreign ministers. Stone had served in the Balkans since 1873 and was captured with an Albanian companion during a return trip from a teachers’ convention near Remieoy Bulgaria. The payment was made to spare their lives after threats from the bandits.
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Ohwlsha
Mass
Diga Wien
M. Stony
Hern
United States
Miss Stone
Balkans
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Sissiong
Remieoy
Bulgaria
Turkey
Tatika
Constantinople
Board of Foreign
Brick Fall Crushed Man at New York Central Iron Works
Wm Smut, 47, was crushed when bricks fell at the New York Central Iron Works plant this morning. He was rushed to the hospital where he was reported resting comfortably.
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Smut
Tim
New York Central Iron Works
Nook
Greatest Warship Is Launched Today
A new U S Navy vessel described as a world leading warship joins the fleet alongside the Saratoga. The Lexington is hailed by officers as a powerful airplane carrier and companion to the recently commissioned battleship.
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Quincy
Mase
United States Navy
Lexington
Saratoga
Forgets Car When He Saw Fat Opossum
Warner of Waynesters contractor forgets to brake as a fat opossum crosses and he leaps from the car. The vehicle hits the curb but sustains little damage. Mrs Warner escapes injury as a mix up with a second Mrs Warner leaves by the other door.
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OR. Warner
Waynesters
Forstricken
Ad Tomoblis
Warner
Mexico Welcomes Lindy With National Pride
Lindbergh arrives in Mexico as Calles and Obregon greet the famed aviator. Ambassadors and officials join the welcome at the air field while crowds line the routes, with Will Rogers socializing in the presidential box and plans for a formal reception including a key to the capital.
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Peon
Prentice
Lindbergh
Associated Press
Culles
Perio
Vlan
Valbuena
Dwieht
Arturo Saracho
Mexico
Calles
General Obregon
Will Rogers
Col. Linbereu
Ting
Col. Lindbergh
Tinea
Soldisra
Harrison to Face Charge at Hearing
Clarence J. Harrison, former local parrage ampingo, will be formally charged this afternoon in Charles Town with felonious assault with intent to kill in the death of Ernest J. Shirley. Shirley, 86, was found dead beneath the Norfolk and Western Tail road bridge near Antietam on September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. Harrison
Parrage Ampingo
Erneat J. Shirley
Norfolk and Western Tailroad
Antietam
Charles
Harrison
Baltimore
Shirley
Mina Marie Myers
Shepherdatowi
Biltley
Richard Dulley
Amon Shirley
Ti Wag Sun
Pridge
Shepherdstown
Harrigam
Washington
Crop Reports Highlight Maryland Conditions and Feed Prices
A Washington crop report for the week ending yesterday notes Maryland conditions mostly fair outdoor work, with good wheat and rye. Local listings from Maryland Poultry Co and other suppliers detail prices on feed, eggs, and dairy, alongside holiday shopping ads and Christmas gift suggestions from The Potomac Edison Co and local merchants.
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Washington
Her
Maryland
Captain Dies as Hero In Courtroom Ovation
In Alxcen Provench France a Captain Balthazar Allanand of the Freehateqmet Pormoya died suddenly in a courthouse during an ovation for his role saving lives off the Braxil coast. The head injury led to his death as the suit over his estate unfolded.
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Alxcen-Provench
France
Balthazar ‘Allanand
Freehateqmet Pormoya
Car 8 Found After Abandonment in Hagerstown
Police blamed Joy Vider and Brent Willsmeport for stealing a car that had been abandoned in the ape tlon of Hagerstown. The vehicle, last Sunday, was recovered last night with a broken bearing.
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Joy Vider
Brent
Willsmeport
Hagerstown
Two Black Crows Parts 6 and 8 at Hustie Store
An item note lists parts six and eight of Two Black Crows received at Mule Hustie Store located at 63 Wy Teauilly Street in AgY. The fragmented text confirms delivery and address details for inventory.
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CROWS
Mb Mule Hustie
Teauilly Street
Agy
Reassessing Progress Cited By County Supervisor
County property reassessment has advanced to the population stage as all districts report, with data largely in the tax office's hands. Supervisor Guy G. Gantz said yesterday progress is continuing and nearing completion.
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Guy G. Gantz
Left dinner party then shoots self in New York home
A 20 year old real estate operator Talmim Blue-Jow, after leaving a dinner with his wife, shot himself in another room of his house. Friends suggest possible motive. He had served with the Red Cross on the Italian front before America entered World War I, where he was shell shocked but recovered. Birth announcement notes the birth of a child to Mr. and Mrs. Paw Garvey of 190 North Street, Amana boe.
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New York
Talmim
Blue- Jow
Amarica
Bigelow
Tits Country
Chicago Grain Markets Report From W. R. Spielman
Chicago grain markets show wheat and corn quotes with open high and closing figures, listing December March May contracts and partial percentages. The page also notes a Woodmen of World event with admission prices, indicating a dance or social gathering on Thursday, December.
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Equestrienne
Js Helds
Countian
Glenn Bowers
Taling
Potomac &T
J. L. Rowland
W. Franklin St. Adee
Bonox
H. L. Mills
W. Galtimore ST
Deen
Sisler
Senators
IN Zenoriam
Lovige Alison
Herven
Joseph G. Byron
Victor Mr. Cushwa
D. Ramacciotti
SaeLancelot Janques
Cash
Ti Creer
Innas Shutzkar
George Slaybaugt
fAlsu Elle Byron
P. Lane, Sr
Frank H. Newcomers
Elmar H. Fumkhoueer
E. E
Mutzeil B—Cashiel
Ke Coffman O
Nien
Stech
Mechanics
Loan & Say
Bante
Carpenters Union
Algada
Antietam Fire Co
Eagles Seseseesys
F. Gonner Lodge
T- No. Beg
Dunior Fire
Chamber of Commerce
Hageratown Counsil Ait
T. of America
Arench Club Sieseeeares Fap
Lewry
McGomas - Armstrong Company
Sal Toemh
Moller Organ Works
Hagerstown Table Works
Reisner Mfg Co
Brandt Caulnet Works
Statton Furniture Co
V. Paper Box Co
Hagerst'n. Grocery Co
M. P. Moller Motor Car
D. A. Thomas & Co
Pridential Life Ins
Hershey Creamery Ca
Impacial
Cromer Silt Mills
Ludwig Motor Go
L—Myer Berkson
V. Hershey
E. C. Hook
George B. Hicks
Fumedohn
P. Howard
Bear Frank D. Lester
Fi Roy A. Leiter
J. Clyde Brewar
Su Newton Lenhrr
Conrad Glevars
Victor D. Millon
W. Caton
C. Frad Btkie
C. D. McCardell II
W. H. McCardell
U. Frank Mileri—Rabert
McCauley
R. Paul Seuili
Berkeen Brothers
Mo—Or
C.H. McCauley
Mloe Mary He
ra—Cash
Thea
H. Porter
Charles E. Fry
A. P Stauffer
Conrad Clever
Louta Mayers
L. Kline
H. L. Milla
Washington, D. C
J. G. Stonebewker
Scott M. Wolfinger
John J. Parker
Aira
John J. Porter
Orville L. Beachley
H. K. Powlea
G. J. Fowles
E. Hifierd
H. Gunnell
Henry Hulzaptel
Alexander Armstrong
ae—Mre
Alex. Armatrong
A. Elder Hoovers
Bi—Caan
William He Beard
Sto Mire Julia MH
Briecos Bi
Srindle & Brindle
Albert Dancet
Floy Danzer
H. A. Wagner
John S. Warehern
Thos, Sheahan
Samuel& Suter
Walter Byron Sten
Leister
Ueray Bachtell
B.A. Watkins
Marshall Wilson
Colonial Hotel
H. L. Catfman
Behinded
Edw Knodle
W. H. Hamsichouse
Eck's
David Hornar
Jor, Gratton
M. Wagamen
Resi Awreens
Six
Sawyer
Frederic
Reed
Missouri
Senate
Hearst Newspapers
Dudley Field
Conlige
State Department
the Talking Machine Shop
Potomac St
Adv
John Swain
Ron
Raninnetollts
Mac St
Lindy
Charles Town
Shecutt M. 8. R. Moler
Mise-Marie Myers
Myers
Moler
Hagerstown Grasp and Feed Co
Schumacher
Wayne
International
Wayne Dairy
Wayne Cate
Maryland Poultry Company
Chletaus
Leghorn Chichioms
Crere Bey Barge
Ernest W. ‘Ailler
Ghristmas
Marghinog
Weringhouse
Manning-Bowman
Graybar
Ridiaon Mazda
PotommcBdison Co
Bs Fh
Wanting
Ton St. Ade
Self
Paw Garvey
North Street
Amnanboe
Nwithing
Chicago Grain Markets
W. R. Spielman & Co
N. Jonathan Street
Corm
Dange
AL Woodmen
Worldfall
Golonlat Theatre Bldg
Parker
al Gable
Hagerstown Tire Co
Potoman Street
Taday
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