Will Of Mrs Nicodemus Is Probated
A will of the late Mrs Vine Nicodemus leaves $100,000 to the executor if the Peoples National Bank changes its name within the calendar month after death to include Nicodemus. If rejected, $100,000 goes to Washington County Hospital for improvements and a bronze tablet. The document was executed January 20, 1922, witnessed by Thomas H Newman and W H Slorvin.
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Peoples National Bank
Vinedint
Micodemus
Dom L. Nicodemus
Nicodemus
Charles 2
Uirard
Nicodemus National Bank of Hogerstown
Lasband
Jona
Nicademus
Carmiar
Washington County
Namiety
Hoc Tuaband
John Re
Wit
Christina Asasciathon
Thia City
Pho Wil
Thomas Hi
Newnman
W. H. Slorvin
Hungary Winner Of Pigeon Shoot at Isay Low Mainlineaux
Hungary’s Halasy won the Olympic pigeon shooting title after a shoot off with Tinbert Pinland at Paris venue Isay Low Mainlineaux. Frank M. Highes of the U.S. team placed third after a shoot off with Montgomery of Canada. Hoiting Suharmaun of the United States also contended in a tiebreaker following a 96 target round.
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Paris
Halasy
Hungary
Isay Low Mainlineaux
Tinbert
Pinland
Frank M. Highes
U. 9
Montgomery
Canada
Droala
Dhour
Belgium
Waa Ftth
Suharmaun
United States
Tlet
Nineteen Arrests For Drunkenness Reported
Police reports show 19 arrests for drunkenness in the city during the two weeks ending July 8. Many cases linked to July fourth celebrations and city bylaw enforcement.
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Thia City
Homan Bather
Prince of Wales to Visit United States This Fall
London reports from St James Palace that the Prince of Wales will travel to the United States in September as a private citizen. He plans to attend international polo matches and may visit New York to witness events while in exile. The announcement notes the trip as a private domestic venture with no official capacity.
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My International News Service
London
Chamarlo
St. James Palace
Prince of Wales
Watt
New York
Waton
Ricks
Simple Service for Youth Follows President's Son Death
The 14 year old son of the President, Calvin Coolidge Jr, dies and the nation mourns. A private funeral is planned with limited guests at the White House and a journey to Plymouth, Massachusetts for final rites. The public may express sympathy at designated grounds near the execution mansion as the body is moved by train to Ludlow and Plymouth.
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Washington
Aaliar Chump
Calvin Coolidgs Jr
Hia
Northampton
Mann
Tha T
Pennsylvania
Avenir
Thalr Jant
Ludlow
Vermont
Plymouth
Marines Plan For Big Fight At Sharpsburg
Porty A B Marloon announces 4000 Marines will arrive September 1 to stage a mock battle at Sharpsburg against the Antietam line, with President Coot dge and General Pombing among witnesses. An aerial banner will be flown and tools were stolen from a Bit West Washington garage as a separate note. A violent earthquake is reported from Tashkent to Jay.
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Porty A. B. Marloon
Offcorn
Paraanent
Sharpsburg
Marinos Slao
Officara
Advancd Party
Cootdge
Pombing
Tha Hattte
Sharpaburg
Thieven
Bit West
Washington
Nama
Police Name Suspect in Chapman Garage Break-In
Police identified a man involved in the Chapman Garage burglary on Broadfosding Road. A card case with identifying papers was left at the scene, and a quantity of gasoline and a vehicle baling were taken. Sheriff’s office noted the case and an arrest was expected later in the day.
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Chapman
Broadfosding Road
The Lucky Ballot shows wide spread vote tallies
A garbled roll call of candidates and state tallies lists names like Davis Underwood and Meredith across many states. The lines include inconsistent spellings and numbers such as 68, 27, 20, and 44, with mentions of regions like ALABAMA ARIZONA CALIFORNIA and DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, suggesting a fragmented political tally or across nations style ballot.
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Alabama
Underwad
Arizona
McAdoo
Underwood
Arkansas
Robinson
Galifornia
Meredith
Walsh
Ai Davis
Davie
Ti Meredith
Glass
Wi Davis
Conn
Delaware
Florida
Davis
Georgia
John W. Davis
Idaro
J. W. Davis
Illinois
D. W. Davie
OWA
Kansas
Kentucky
Rye Davis
Ey Underwood
Louisiana
Pagged
Maine
Maryland
Maryland-Davis
Massachusetts
Ar Smith
Aia Walsh
Michegan
Johnn W. Davis
McAdon
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
W. Davis
Hull
Smith
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
Daniels
Gerard
North
Carolina
North Bakota
Oho
Glags
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Walah
Huston Thompson
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Allied Unity Upon Reparations Near
PARIS July 3 Near agreement between Prime Ministers Ramsay MacDonald and Edouard Herriot on reparations marks a step toward Allied unity. They met at the British Embassy and discussed potential changes to the Versailles treaty to align with new reparations plans. France opposed treaty revision.
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Paris
Pramer Ramsay MacDonald
England
Pramier Edouard Woerrlot
France
Germany
Tkwan
France 4
Herriot
Macdonald
Poincaro
Briand
Fomer
Bathou
Geneal Nollat
West Virginian Breaks Deadlock On 103rd Ballot
John W. Davis of West Virginia was nominated for the Presidency by the Democratic National Convention in New York on the 103rd ballot, ending a prolonged deadlock. The convention saw a transition as states shifted support to Davis, with Illinois, California, and others contributing votes after initial opposition. The adjournment followed amid political maneuvering and a dramatic acclamation move led by Tom Taggart.
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Madison Square Garden
N. Y
John W. Davis
West Virginia
New York
McAdoo and Smith
West
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
George E. Brennan
Illinois
Smith
Underwood
Brennan
McAdoo
Davis
Tlingis
California
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Davia
Fields
Kentucky
Swanson
Virginia
Morrison
North Carolina
Ed. H. Moore
Oho
Meredith
Tom Taggart
Indiana
Garden
Walsh
Louisiana
Oregon
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W.W. Davis
Moscow
Tashkent
Jay
Mra
W. Rich
Cloarapring
Mink
Eleanor Smith
Chicago
Mra. Rich
Mra. W. F Chesley
Netaendin
Dhade Eddy
South Dakota
Tennessee
Glans
TEXAG
Utah
Wisconsin
Glas
Wyoming
J. W. Doyle
Alaska
District OF Columbia
Philippines
Porto Rico
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