Waltonites To Cavort At The Armory
Algiers Intutere trashvoters and Oller sportomen will wend Wiese way tomorrow melt by the dew Company B Armory at North Potomac street where the Walton League of America Chapist No. 8 will hold a get together langue. The Waltonites have held cummy pleasant affatra during the past year and membership is anxious to show what they can do with their cod and gun. There will be tasting contest with a first and second prize and a rifle slanting contest at 60 yards with prizes. Entries in committees arranged unique contests to be disclosed later. Banquet set for members and friends. evening festivities begin at 7. President Musselman and Secretary Gentz aided greatly. Mc. Bantz is arranging a letter from Gate Commissioner I. Lee Le compte gains commissioner of Maryland inviting Congress Prod Zihiman to attend.
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Algiers
Intutere
Trashvoters
Oller Sportomen
Tivat
Eerond Prica
Diay
Cusaden
Feger Cook
Stanley Wilmoth
Bonlz
Herroy Musselman
Frank L. ‘Gentz
Mc. Bantz
I. Lee Lecompte
Maryland
Swepeon Earle
Congress
Zihiman
Youth Seen On Ice Near Cleveland
A youth named Fan, 20, was reported missing after falling through thin ice on Lake Ells near Cleveland. Rescue teams employed searchlights and coast guard boats, but the body of the youth was not found as the night wore on. Officials and volunteers trailed along the shore as attempts to reach the ice failed due to dangerous conditions.
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Cleveland
Fan
Lake Ells
Ile Gout
John A. Farley
Jce
Suanismen Ami Police
Colored Doctor Held On Bad Check Charge
A colored doctor who recently started a private hospital in Winchester of Oz era was arrested on a charge of passing worthless checks. He allegedly wrote multiple checks on an account with a dwindled balance, totaling several hundred dollars, with the incident leading to his apprehension by the sheriff. He is expected to face trial in Hagerstown after detention in Winchester.
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Winchester
T. D. Ingram
North Jongthan Sirest
Wagerstown
Winchonter
Sheriff’s Office
Het Bes
Hagerstown
Ingram
Washington
Eve
Notige Naccabees Plan Meeting and Dance Event
Notable local group announces a meeting and dance for members of the Macabbees organization on a date in the near future. Attendance is encouraged and city residents are invited to join the event. The notice emphasizes community gathering and the cultural purpose of the event.
In Memoriam Maud Coxson
In memoriam notice for Maud Coxson who passed away nine years ago. The fragment mentions flowers, a mother’s remembrance and a respectful farewell.
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Maud Coxson
Jarvis Named Dry Agent Leader in Cumberland County
In Allegany County New York on Tau 20, Jarvis is identified as the new head dry agent with authority over Cumberland and surrounding areas. The report notes his jurisdiction includes WOVE ibeyty and references to federal political positions and local officials amid a turbulent regional description.
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Jarvis
Cumberland
Ibeyty
Ubet
Willan Harvey
West Town
Pale
Wany Wales
Jacckursy
Cumverkund Strut
Jiarvey Ty
Allegany County
Deaths and Obituaries in Washington County and Nearby
Died Tuesday through Friday are Henry Berger 90, George Alexander former police officer, Mrs. Behovea Singer 87, Mrs. Emily Stine Basler, Doris C Hook, George W Starkey, Mrs. Joseph Bell, and Mrs Lava Tigo. The notices list surviving family, locations from Hagerstown to Waynesboro and Springfield, services planned in local churches and cemeteries, with interments at Broadfording and related sites.
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Henry Berger
Clinton
Wagerstown
Glorence
Mre
Blugaimin
Ax Setters
B. M. Berger
Hagerstown
C. L. Berstr
Blaze Live
Calvin Merman
Michael Thomas
Williamsport
Jacob Gearhart
Greecastle
Williiumy Sledman
Funtatown
Joby Towler
Hilgerstownl
George Summers
Halfway
Writley
Broadfording
Behovea (Bavey) Singer
Ty Ling
Gear Sellersburg
Daniel Singer
Mary Warner
Wayneatiara
Christian
Eizabeth Migeahat Rowey
Cene Jyaitersbury
Waynesbors
Takeriosth Wayiasbore
Yaelner
Mary Matha
Chambersbury
Waynesboro
Emily Stine Basler
Washington County
Oy A. Deeler
Quincy
Robrersville
Dorn
Mary Ralver
Luthar Church ii Rohrersvile
Hey Son
Grant Wyand
Hagerviawn
Piva
U. D
J. Kitrmiller
George W. Starkey
Old Welks
San Mar
Raymond J. Clifton L
Archie J. Hagerstown
A. OK. Coffman
Baptist Clmrel
Berryvile
Parker
Berryville
Joseph Bell
Springfield
Ohio
Ray
Mae Preston
Herbert
Bell
Brust
George
Keller
Albert Tell
Anna Bell
George Tilward
Hold Youths After Wohan Pound Slain
A missing girl from Washington DC was found on a beach after a crime in Cape May. Police questioned three youths Joseph Clark 15 Mary Rutherford 16 about the car theft and possible murder but city manager Taul Voelker cautioned there was no evidence linking them. authorities seek details on their status since the incident.
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Wapie
Duaule
Ary Clark
Washington, D.C
Jederson Gibson
Cape
Clint
Canalat
Joseph Clark
Mery Rutherford
Cape ‘May
Taul Voelker
Gape May
Voelker
Peace offer of Diaz not acceptable in Nicaragua
In MAWAGUA Nicaragua Jam 200P General Adolfo Diaz leader of the conservative regime proposed a peace plan. Liberal president Juan D Sacusi rejected it stating Diaz sought reforms including liberal representation on the Supreme Court bench and uncontested elections for liberal congressmen in two departments. US supervision would be required for true elections in 1928.
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Mawagua
Nicaragua
Adolfo Diaz
Juan D. Sacusi
Ces
Diax
Willy
Supreme Court
United States
Local Market Prices and Dairy Goods Listings
Fragmented OCR text lists prices and items such as flour middlings and dairy products. It references items and prices like 4.00 and 34 per units, with mentions of Wayne, Chatty Pure, and special dairy prices. Details are incomplete and uncertain due to garbled text.
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BET
Wayne Chick
Mystery Escorting John Carrington Dual Lives
In Jan 2044 WEW York reports John O A Carrington, broker by day and taxi driver by night, a Yale graduate and Sanker's son, fined $8 for a traffic violation after claiming he was just driving. He and others worked at least three weeks, wearing a chauffeur’s uniform once. Company records show night drivers who are lawyers and doctors by day.
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John O A. Carrington
Sanker
Yale
Bisbop Pascoal Arrives in Guatemala After Expulsion
Bisop Pascoal dies of tabases, expelled from Mexico, is allowed to enter Guatemala by President Chacon. He arrived that night at Ayutle on the border, following the border crossing and arrival details reported from Guatemala City.
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Bishos
Guatemala
ITV
Giatomala
Lait
Bisbop Pascoal
Tabases
Mexico
Cuatamiale
Chacon
Ayutle
Olive Tablets Ad Claims Health Benefits For Skin and Liver
An old rasping health ad touts Olive Tablets by Dr Edwards as a gentle liver and bowel cleanser. It warns against calomel and promises clearer skin, better mood, and improved vitality after a week of nightly use.
Importing Cats to Fight Mice in California
In California a plan to control mice across a 96 square mile area around Tati Maricopa Pellows and Ford involves introducing cats. Locals report mice dwindling but cat resistance remains as Whitmore notes the cats stay wary of the moving rodent crowds and grain barrages persistently kept to deter the pests.
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Bardrsfield
Cal
Dam
Kortsepungy
Tati
Maricopa
Tacula
Wilee
Goming
Whitmore
State Senate eyes resolution on estate tax repeal
Senator Alexander Th Haguer of Washington county introduced a resolution in the State Senate with Judge Richart FH Alvey of Hagerstown cited. The measure urged repeal of the estate tax amid a period of national stress, noting Judge Alvey’s tenure as chief judge of the Court of Appeals from 1888 to 1893.
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Richart FH. Alvey
Hagerstown
Court of Appeals
Congress
State Senate
Alexander Th. Haguer
Washington County
Alves
Aeroplane Thief Is Very Latest
In Cleveland three Curtiss standard J planes were stolen from a winter hangar. Ralph C. Wenhsware, treasurer of the Cleveland Air Service, discovered the theft while preparing the ships for flying. Police suspect the thieves are tied to the tying business or familiar with it and may disguise the locations to sell the planes.
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Cleveland
Ralph C. Wenshwar
Econstary
Cleveland Air Service
Inve
Wen
Poller
Beieve
Smith
Lewis Urged for Tariff Board Again
Washington reports continued pressure to fill the tariff board vacancy. Former Congressman David J. Lewis of Cumberland is urged for the seat on the War Trade Commission panel, with proponents noting his service and ability.
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Lewis
Tariff Board
Washington
David J. Lewis
Cumberland
Coolidge
Henry BH Glassié
Prison Sentences for Baltimore Democratic Leader's Son
In Baltimore Judge Eugene O'Malley sentenced Jat Wilson Rawin, son of late Democratic leader Fravinga Rast, for thefts tied to the Arm Russia case. Rawin faced a term with no clear reward decision. accomplice Stephen Wesley, a cashier, admitted stealing 25 thousand dollars and received ten years in prison.
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Baltimore
Wilson Raain
Caine Harcourt
Eugene Oman M. Mash
Democratic Teader
Waa
Lust Dewwaber
Landen
Tideen
Rusia
Bin
Jidge O'Bunne
Wenluuca
Lonahan
D. Blephen Wesley
Wag
Boyle's Thirty Acres To Be Demolished In NYC Arena Project
In New York on January 20 a plan emerged to demolish Boyle's Thirty Acres in Jersey City to make way for a huge arena with steel bow and seating for 1,10 to 1,900. Tex Pickard announced the design would cost about 1.5 million dollars and that New Jersey boxing laws would be amended to permit a top seat count of 900. The promoter suggested the changes would be enacted in the Stuy tow area.
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New York
Boyle
Jereny
Tex Pickard
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