Blind man held in raid near Camp Ritchie
Frank Nicholas, 52, bound over on liquor charges after pleading guilty to sale and possession. He gave bond with his Washington County land as security and described the Maryland National Guard camp nearby. Harvey A. Miller was also arrested and released on bond for production and possession charges. Nicholas testified he recognized guardsmen by their heavy boots and claimed a prior attempt by Ernest J. Ford to buy alcohol.
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Frank Nicholas
U. S
J. Frank Supplee
Baltimore
Nicholas
Washington County
Cascade
Camp Ritchie
Maryland National Guard
Harvey A. Miller
Grand
Ford Intercedes as Intruder Breached Back Door
Ford confronted an intruder who entered his home through the back door, resulting in a tense confrontation inside the residence. No injuries reported, authorities notified to assess the situation and provide further guidance.
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Ford
Prohibition Bootleggers Net Big Haul From Hotels
In Los Angeles bootleaders prosper under Prohibition as Jake Timberg the bottle dealer tours hotels with exclusive gin bottle empties. After a convention he collected 5800 dollars worth of empties from 18 hotels, signaling the scale of illicit trade.
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Los Angeles
Jake Timberg
Jake
Stomach disorders linked to coated tongue urged as warning
An old health advertisement claims a coated tongue signals stomach and bowel troubles. It promotes LEE'S LAXATIVE AND CATHARTIC COMPOUND from Hy. P. Middlekauf Drug Store in Ha zuestown Maryland, offering a 10 day sale and a money back guarantee. The piece cites many illnesses tied to digestive issues and urges purchasing the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
H. P. Middlekauff
South Carolina
Hy. P. Middlekauf
Hazerstown
Picnic Big Success At Tri State Odd Fellows Event
Row's Park hosted the Tri State Convention of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows with free shuttle buses, ample parking, and crowds. Contests featured a baseball throw, coin grab, cake walk, and watermelon eating with prizes of bathing suits to be announced. attendees included Grand officials from Maryland and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Row's
Tri-State
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Victor Havermill
David Gossard
W. M. Bowers
Hilda Cornell
Hagerstown
Thomas Cessna
Mt. Savage
Saul Prager
Cumberland
J. Winger Draper
House May Get Full Statement of Naval Plans
London July 18. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald said a full statement on naval disarmament talks with the United States may be made in the House of Commons before Parliament rises at the end of July. Churchill pressed for the statement as MacDonald tries to speed negotiations.
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London
Great Britain
United States
House of Commons
Ramsay MacDonald
Winston Churchill
Hesson Faces Two Charges In Bank Hold-Up Case
Paul R. Hesson, 22, admitted participation in the hold-up and robbery of the Maugansville branch of the Wagerstown Bank and Trust Company on June 26. He was held in bonds totaling 2900 dollars for November court, with 2500 for the robbery charge and 300 for carrying concealed deadly weapons. He waived a hearing and was committed to jail in default of bond.
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Paul R. Hesson
Maugansville
Wagerstown Bank and Trust Company
Hesson
D. Angle Wolfinger
John H. Bitner
Annual Outing Of Orphans August
The Kiwanis Club announced the Orphans Home outing will be at Row's Park on Thursday August 1 under Kiwanis auspices. J A Hopkins announced the plan and Attorney George Henderson Cumberland spoke on differences in US and UK Canadian law. Robert Triesler was introduced as a new Kiwanis member. The Kiwanis baseball standings show White Sox Nationals Tigers 10 each with Red Sox Browns Athletics Yankees Indians 8 or 9.
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Orphans’ Home
Row’s Park
Kiwanis Club
J. A. Hopkins
George Henderson
Cumberland
United States
England
Canada
Robert Triesler
Kiwanis
White Sox
Nationals
Tigers
Red Sox
Browns
Athletics
Yankees
Indians
Famous Scientist’s Discovery Banishes Corns Forever
A German chemist Dr Stickel and new Corn Fly treatment promise permanent corn removal. The product uses a granulation process, claims immediate relief and no scarring. Available at Rudy's Pharmacy with money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stickel
Rudy
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