Judge's Advice Sparks Divorce Case in Chicago
Frederick A Jahnke seeks a divorce citing extreme and repeated abuse by his wife. Judge Todge Murray, renowned for forty years on the bench, describes a harsh home dynamic and asserts the husband must assert household headship while refraining from beating. The case details past incidents including missiles and a lamp thrown during meals, with Jahnke presenting later evidence of attempted managment of the home.
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Todge Murray FO Tulay
Chicago
Frederick A. Jahnke
Peli- Hofey
Jahnke
Cas
Tak
Jahtke
Community Backs Move for General Hospital in Hagerstown
A large Tuesday night meeting in Court Hall urged establishing a general hospital serving the county. Dr Joseph Squutl outlined a plan to form a five member committee to secure a charter and raise funds, with Wilfred H. McCardell and others named. Speakers emphasized the hospital as a public necessity and stressed contributions from city and county citizens.
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Hagerstown
Court Hall
M. Nalenard
Fairplay
George B. Oswald
ER. M. Hays
Josep. Squtl
Medical Society Committee
Modern Despiliel
Jong
Sant
Afd
la Great
Aris F
Seatimeat
Appoii
Mr. Oswald
Wilfred H.mccardell
Charles D. Wayanten
John Gosh Bower
5. M. Bloom
Orphans’ Home
Mowbray
Spangler Efer
J. T. Grabb
Good Samaritan
Rome
Mittee
Scott
M.C. Ax Hospital
Tikgerstown
General Hospital
Alexander Armstrong
Charles A. Little
General Assembly
J. W. Humrhhouse
Alexander.Neill
Neil
We Medical Society
Mason
Citzens
Charles D. Wagaman
Henry Ryan Cotton
Reichard
Dew
Ridowise
Masi
Keller
Dr. 0
Sbott
Hennery Raided by Wild Cats Near Willam Witmer Farm
A pair of wiktoals raided the Witmer hennery in deep snow while searching for food. Eleven of Witmer’s strongest hens were killed and eaten. other fowls were scattered and torn. Witmer chased the intruders to a cave on a mountainside where he found cat dens and feathers from killed wild turkeys. He set traps near the cave mouth in expectation of further encounters with the predators.
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Willam Witmer
K Witmer
Michs
Ithe
Richardson
Nimrod
Biot
Where Suffering And Sorrow Reign
The report details Mrs Shields of Roanoke near critical illness with partial consciousness and gradual improvement. amid sparse city life, police chase notes reveal a tense search following a negro brute incident, with a Maryland Pennsylvania Delaware alert offering 1090 for capture and a bleak ground plan of locations tied to the case.
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Crewis
Houte Court
Graves
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Fort Frederick debate stirs Garrett County camp site plan
Col. Pearse testifies before Congress on government purchase of a secluded Garrett County site for a military encampment. The discussion targets Ft. Frederick as a potential location while Sen. McConlas faces questions about influence and future government use.
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Col. Pearse
Garrett
County
Ft. Frederick
Mc Conlas
Ain
Literary Society Officers Named at Hoys' Gre May School
The Literary Society of the Hoys' Gre May School elected officers including President Lawrenga McCoy vice-president Robert Shafer secretary Keller Morin treasurer Paul Putterer sergeant at arms Wenlyss Nihiser red Schnedly, journalist James Schuster and critic Harrison Hunter.
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Literary Society of the Hoys' Gremay School
Lawrenga McCoy
Robert Shafer
Keller-Morin
Treasurar
Paw Putterer
Wenlyss Nihiser
Red Schnedly
James Schuster
Harrison Hunter
Sick Teachers and Town Hotel Change In Quincey
Commissioner George Bushey of Caveetown and Miss Myrtle Batt of Salisbury School report illness with grip and school closures in Nome. Walter S Young of Littlestown has taken charge by purchasing hotel fixtures for 1600 dollars after taking possession Saturday. Suit by Frank Weagley of Waynesboro against Quincy Township for damages from a fall in an unprotected bridge has been settled.
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George” M
Walter S. Young
Littestown
George W
Mr. Young
Littlestown
Mondit
Fank Weagley
Wayierboro
Averyman
Quincey
Peach Trees Fail Buds In Path Valley Report
Wilson Witherow reports a thorough examination of perch trees shows all buds dead. He predicts no peaches will form this summer in Path Valley. The finding suggests a poor fruit season for the valley.
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Wilson Witherow
Path Valley
United States Senator Te su and medical remedy claims
A letter from Washington, D C discusses a senator named Cyander and a controversial advertorial for a digestive remedy. It extols Perpepsin and related products, promising health benefits and urging readers to request a free full statement from Dr. Harriman, president of a sanitarium.
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Cyander Feo
Bnath Garatlna
Washington
Is. G
Hdenysz
C. Butler
Perales
Ariman
Kwadlman 8 Sanitarium
Haughs suit seeks 7000 for loss of son in Marietta
Gerald Haugh's death under elevator at St Clair building sparked a common pleas suit filed by Marty WW Haugh as administrator of Geralds estate. Defendants include A D Fol lett and others. Case claims damages of 7183.76. Local connections noted with Mr Aan Doornberger and the community. Moving pictures at Howe Academy drew crowds praised for variety and appeal to boys.
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Marilotta
Marty WW Haugh
St. Clair Building
Gerald Haugh
Aan Doornberger
Moving Pictures
Howe
Academy
Canning Factory Plans Move Forward in Williamsport
Arthur Eekg Company seeks to locate a cannery here near the Steam Works expanding to 700 acres total, with 250 acres pledged by farmers to grow corn and 250 more to plant for barley. The plan promises $3 per ton corn seed provision and aims to produce 20 000 to 30 000 cases of packed goods per season, highlighting strong farmer inducements and local backing.
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Is. Ia
Arthur
Geo. B. Oswald
Gajtimers
Abram Roth
St. H. Pallock Company
Corm
Williamsport
Roth
Watts
Cari
Hammond Shade Nuptials Report From Ha gerstown
James Trammond deputy clerk and Miss Charlotte Shade married in Ha gerstown after arrival on the B O train. The valise as groom’s case caused merriment at the clerk’s office with ornate decorations and inscriptions. Many friends offered hearty well wishes as the couple’s joyous event drew local interest.
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James Trammond
Clock Oswald
Misa Charlotte
Stade
Hagerstown
Baldwin
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