Mowrey's Passing Shocks Hagerstown Fans
The article notes Manggar Mowrey’s likely last uniform and reflects on his prime as one of baseball’s top third basemen. It details local players, including MecNeil and Edit Welah, with plans for Tommy Verscher and others amid Hagerstown hopes, while honoring Mowrey’s impact and friendship in the sport.
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Dyeort
Me Champa
Hagerstown
Charley
Champs
MecNeil
Edit Welah
Sean
Mike
America
Mowray
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Baltimore
Big Elks Parade and August Convention Planned
The first annual Mayiland State Convention of B P O Elks will convene here four weeks from today on August 15. A big street parade is set for Tuesday July 46 starting at 4 P M followed by a prize competition at City Park at 7 39 in the evening. Further features remain to be announced.
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Mayiland
B. P.O. Elke
Adventists Seek Signatures Over Sunday Observance Bill
A local petition circulates protesting a bill in Congress promoting compulsory Sunday observance. Adventists argue it infringes on religious liberty while Methodists oppose Sabbath restrictions. A few residents have signed the petition.
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Seventh Day Ad Yentista
Congress
Meir
Marriage Licenses Listed With Several Couples
A list of marriage licenses shows couples from various towns including Lebanon Cumberland Indian Springs Hagerstown Northumberland Milroy Willamsport Shenandoah and Greenstone. Names appear garbled or partially illegible but indicate numerous couples awaiting licenses.
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Robert E. Kiscadder
Florence
Copsmheysr
Lebanon
Rehinette
Cumberland
Handall L. Robinette
Helen R Gussle
C.F. Weller
Huth M. Grove
Indian Springs
Charles Biok
Virgle Braylus
Shepherdstown
Paul W. Rebner
Chariotta
Bick
Hagerstown
Lava I
Btrowsa
Loretta
Lesh
Northumberland
Lewie
Armstrong
Helen E. Mutise
Milroy
Talph TR
Garver
Frances
Mattes
Hagarstown
Neligon Jaggerd
Mizabeth
Willamsport
Four Negroes Killed After 40 Minute Battle Near Rayville
Monroe July 17 Four negroes were killed and Monice Fer Susco a business man was seriously wounded in a 40 minute battle near Rayville Louisiana during an attempted arrest. Two negro women accused of boating white boys at a swimming hole fortified a plantation as a posse approached the Gaines farm. A volley of rifle fire followed with several whites uncertainly injured. The only white to suffer a wound was Ferguson struck by a bullet in the thigh.
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Monice Fer Susco
Rayville
Wm. Gaines
Ferguson
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