Celestial Tryst of Mercury Venus and Mars Tonight
Mercury Venus and Mars will align in a rare spectacle shortly after sunset in the western sky. Observers from elevated points will witness a near straight line of the three planets with Venus brightest and Mars faintest, as Mercury and Mars appear close to Venus through telescope. The event notes distances, planetary sizes, and visibility conditions for amateur astronomers.
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Leslie GC. Beard
Mercury
Add Mare
Venua
Tre Car Junction
Nature Lovars
Witneaa
Voemis
Venus
Mars
Yama
Amiple
Mara
Alaska
Mars Apynura
Earth
Utna
Rabelaborg
Germany
Moon
Alender Crescent
Gibhoud
Atic
M and W Loadings Set A New Record In 1926
Norfolk and Western car loadings for June 1926 reach 181,448 cars, the highest monthly total since October and up 24,489 from June 1924. Coal shipments total 68,121 cars, with bituminous coal ahead of 1924 levels. five month period ending May 31 1925 stands at 14,? million tons versus 92,? million the prior year. This rise underpins current road earnings.
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Norfolk and Woentern
Jane
Norfolk and Western
Four Alleged Bootleggers Held in Bail
Police report bootleg operation near a still with 40 pounds of corn sugar two barrels of grain and other gear seized at the Ecker place. Five barrels of peach brandy found nearby. Ecker held on $250 bond for operating an automobile while intoxicated and transporting illegally. Playground sing at Happy Hollow North Locust Street drew many, with Mrs H L Meredith leading the group and set for another sing next Thursday at 7 pm with Russell Campbell directing.
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Lousa
Hat Ha
Toma
Ghapmen
Beall
Toms
Gatlona
Bewr Maah
Baer
Ecker Place
Ecker Ia
Wherry
Pennsylvania
Happy Hollow
North Locust Street
Mra
H. L. Meredith
Russell Campball
Mra. Meredith
J. B. Fogle Dies At Post Office
J B Fogle, 62, a railway mail clerk from Flgemont, collapsed at the city post office while preparing to leave on his run. Death cited as heart failure after years of indigestion and chest trouble. Survived by widow Florence and five children. Funeral Sunday at 10 from home. Interment at Welty's Graveyard.
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Ofice
Benjamin Fogia
Flgemont
Mr. Fogle
Fyela
al Postofica
Sherri
Maryland
Hageratown
Baltimore
Florence Fogle
Beaisle
Nina
Gladya
Margaret Ad Jay Fogte
Welty
Heavy fines levied on 81 Casa Goods furniture makers
Chicago July 10 81 Casa Goods furniture manufacturers pleaded guilty to Sherman antitrust violations and were fined 192000. The defendants from a wide group of makers of dining room and pantry furniture were among 270 named in May indictments. The National Association of Furniture Manufacturers members faced penalties across chair and refrigerator crate categories totaling 166090 and 8000 respectively.
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Chicago
Casa Goods
Wero
Acara
Te Dacondanta
Casa Goods Group
National
Allianon of
Itty
Cranp
Manslaughter Warrant For Smith In Myers Death
A warrant for manslaughter will be issued for C F Smith driver of the motorcycle in which 15 year old Razal Myers of Lanvale Street died after a collision on the West pike. Justice Mididerkanff acting coroner announced the case would be pursued after a morning investigation with State's Attorney Ellsworth Rouletta. Myers died from injuries after being thrown in front of the motorcycle of Charles Alvord Summit Avenue following a collision with Jens Snyder's motorcycle. The warrant will be served when Smith is discharged from the hospital.
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Razal
Myers
Lanvale Btroal
Woatarnpike
Mididiekanff
Ellsworth R. Rouletta
C. F. Smith
East
Baltmore Strant
Myers Girl
Charles Alvord
Summit Avenue
Smith Macking
Jens Snyder
Smith
Hoapital
Bandits Seize Cash In Cambridge Heist
Three robbers fired on the driver and guard of an American Trust Company car in Cambridge Manx and stole between 20000 and 30600. They drove the money car down Lanadowne street and looted it before escaping. A separate report notes a woman, Mary Wohrly, 31, died by self immolation in York Pa, per the coroner.
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Cambridge
Manx
Dallection Automobile
American Trust Company
Daston
Lanadowne Street
Burns Self
York
Misa Mary Wohrly
Rogheckd
Naar Hure
Loday
Harnelf
L.¥. Zech
Heat Fatal to Children in Cumberland Heat Wave
Cumberland July 10 two deaths reported yesterday from the continued heat and oppressive atmosphere. Official temperatures at City Hall ranged 89 to 91 degrees, cooler than the previous two days. both victims were under two years old.
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Cumberland
Cumbaarland
Plasterers 10 Return To Job In Citywide Move
In New York 1044 union plasterers were ordered by International President James J. McGivern to return to work, easing a strike that halted about 500 million dollars in construction. Large contractors agreed to employ union men on all jobs pending arbitration of a dispute between plasterers and bricklayers unions. The quarrel centers on the bricklayers union pressuring plasterers to amalgamate with them.
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New York
Tia
International
James J. McGivarn
McGivern
Rockefeller Transfers Powantico Hills Estate to Son
White Plains N Y July 10 John D Rockefeller has transferred his Powantico Hills estate in Tarrytown to his son John D Rockefeller without consideration the deed filed with County Registrar Franklin Montross shows the transfer of the full property. Pista for a picnic on August 22 were formulated at the regular meeting of the Hagerstown Terminal Employee Club of the local Pennsylvania Railroad branch and committees were appointed to reject a site and make other arrangements. The August meeting will not be held due to the outing.
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White Plains
N.Y
John D. Rockefeller
King
Powantico Hills
Tarrytown
N. Y
Adagd
Rockefeller
Franklin Montross
Pista
Hagerstown Terminal
Pennsylvania Railroad
Salisbury man badly hurt in highway crash
William M. Casper, prominent Salisbury resident, was seriously injured when his automobile struck a telephone pole on the Salisbury Carlisle highway. He was rushed to Peninsula General Hospital where the full extent of his injuries had not been disclosed.
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Salisbury
William M. Casper
Salisburian
Bia Automobdlia
Saliabury-Claborne
Penlheula General Hospital
Fyat Boen
Major powers to meet over Chinese warfare crisis
Swampscott Mass July 10 A hurried parley may be called between President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg after a conference of world powers on the Chinese warfare crisis. France and Great Britain are reportedly committed and the meeting would follow the conference tomorrow, disrupted by a gum map incident.
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Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Kellox
St. Paul
France
Baa
Great Britain
Kellogg Heads to Summer White House Conference
Kellogg travels to Swampscott Massachusetts for a conference at the summer White House with President Coolidge. The visit, likely including Watte Court or the Mayflower, aims to discuss whether urgent foreign affairs matters or routine departmental reviews will be on the agenda before Kellogg’s return to Washington.
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Kellogg
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Mr. Kalloge
Washington
Late Apples Fair Despite Drought Inspectors Report
A county inspection of fruit crops by horticulturist A F Vierbeller of the University of Maryland entomologist Virgil Argos and County Agent Moore finds the late apple crop largely uninjured by drought. Early apples show size reduction from sunburn but overall tree health remains good and fruit set progressing well. Disease seen was limited and spraying advice was provided. only a few peaches are affected in some mountain-top areas.
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A. F. Vierbeller
University of Maryland
Virgil Argos
Moore
Y Is Employing Many This Summer
The Y.M.G.A. reports it is employing 48 persons this season with Steete stating many are in office work, vacation Bible class, swimming, and building upkeep. A large number of Y facilities close in summer, but the local unit plans to stay open with about forty members and Ralph Dusty Miller joining as office worker and activity instructor. He studies physical education and will continue at the Y school to open next year.
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Y. MG. A. Fe
Ralph
Dusty” Miller
Miller
Springfield
Ringgold Farm Bureau Drive Sparks Community Meeting
A large Ringgold gathering discussed farm bureau growth with J Kioler Funk delivering a talk on plans and county leaders like Secretary Burgee of Frederick County Farm Bureau and Miss Margaret Smith outlining women's roles. County Agent P W Ghicheator and Moore spoke on campaign efforts and county activities. Moviba from the Department of Agriculture were noted during the event.
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Farm Bureau
J. Kioler Funk
Deat
County Wart Batnby
Burgee
Frederick County Farm Bureau
P.'W.' Ghicheator
Frederick County
Margaret Smith
Fara
Moore
Plana
Aliea Campagh
Department of Gercultura
Storm Ravages Berkeley County Orchard and Roads
A severe Tuesday evening storm battered the Berkeley County area near Inwood with heavy wind and rain. Wheat and corn crops were washed away and roads damaged. An orchard owned by B. B. Latover suffered uprooted trees, while a building permit was filed for Hagerstown Realty Co at 17 West Washington Street for nine apartments costing about $1000.
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Berkeley County
Inwood
B. B. Latover
Hagerstown Reality Co
Wost Washington Ateoot
Scout Meeting at Amartean Legion Hall Tonight
The Hoy Scouts will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Amartean Legion Hall.
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Hoy
Amartean Lagion
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Nownsville
Counly
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Tul: Unare
Vanity Xeon
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Venu
Vetion
Mar Vega
Visula
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Community Market
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Eng
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