Frain Hurts Travels In Collision On State Line Pike
An automobile struck by the Western D Bist Mountain Express near Middleburg Pike sent Frain Hurts Travels and others several feet into the air. J B Boward and another passenger escaped with injuries as the car was pushed from the track. Crews treated injuries but the men refused further company surgeon care and pressed on.
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Middleburg Pike
J. B. Boward
State Line
Higinger Kirshner
Morning Sun Editorial on President Norrie and Senate
The Morning Sun reflects on President Norrie as a capable presiding officer praised for fairness and efficiency. It notes Senator Motserott’s high regard and cites the 1915 leadership, while approving Norrie’s conciliatory stance toward Republicans and Democrats for lowering taxes.
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Morning Sun
Pammpelty
Presid
Alent
William I. Noszid
Norrie
Metzer
Aft
Motserott
Lairdes
Paole And Unselfish Morning Sun Item
A damaged 1922 Mississippi Valley item notes support for a candidate seeking re election. It mentions Morris of the State Senate and references the Haation plow and legislative aid. The text is garbled with unclear phrases and names.
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Ritchie
Cour
Morris
Affable and Plain Spoken in Baltimore Politics
A Baltimore American piece profiles Norris as a pliant lawmaker and lawyer, noting his dual role in Annapolis and Baltimore. It highlights his 1920 Senate presidency, youth in the Democratic camp, and his forthright style when the moment requires blunt speech.
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Baltimore American
Norris
Annapolis
Baltimore
Senate
Norrie
Jean
Morris
Farm bloc deemed necessary by Silver at Hancock meeting
Gray Silver of the American Farm Bureau Federation told Washington County farmers near Hancock that the farm bloc is essential for fair treatment of American farmers. Speakers urged better city country cooperation, orderly marketing, and stronger association ties to boost the Hagerstown Fair and world‑famous poultry show. A square dance and chicken supper followed the gathering.
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Gray Silver
American Farm Bureau Association
Washington Countye Farmers’ Association
Hancock
Tha Termere
Scott
Wagder
Foumett W. Gane
Chamber of Commerce
Gans
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Fair
D. A. Stalgy
Leon Yourtes
Ohio
E. P Cahill
Maryland
Fleming Admits Shooting Allen Was An Accident
Calvin B Fleming surrendered in Berkeley Springs after admitting he fired the shot that killed Hasley M Allen at his Berkeley Springs farm on July 10. he called the incident an accident and was released on bond while awaiting grand jury action. Charles Allen, brother of the deceased, supported Fleming’s claim, stating the death was accidental. A separate note mentions plans for a dance hall capable of 1600 dancers in Landon.
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Hasley M
Jack) Allen
Berkeley Springs
Calvin B. (Fleming
W. VI
Dr. Vaughlan
J. Wegley Johnson
Fleming
Move To Secure Vet Sanatorium Site In Washington County
A Chamber of Commerce committee led by George White met with Dr. R B Norment to plan a push for a Veterans Bureau sanatorium in Washington county. They will prepare a statement and bulletin from the Maryland State Sanatorium to present data, and hope officials visit Hagerstown to inspect the proposed site. Members include Dr. Norment, Dr. EB W Ditto, and Harry Keller.
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Veterans’ Bureau
Washington County
Chamber of Commerce
George White
R.B. Norment
Cullen
Maryland
Washington
White
Hagerstown
Mr. White
Norment
EB. W. Ditto
Harry Keller
Bryan Brotherhood Leads Democratic Gubernatorial Nomination
Omaha dispatch reports Charles W. Bryan led the Democratic gubernatorial race as unofficial returns from 1,284 of 191 precincts showed him at about 20,1 39 votes to Dan Butler's 20,518. Senator Hitchcock swept the Senate race for Republicans, while Howell Howell led over Jefferis and Davis. In the GOP governor contest Randolph and Meniullo trailed by only a few hundred votes.
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Omaha
Neb
Charles W. Bryan
Williem Jennings Bryan
Lincoln
Dan B. Butler
Gilber M. Hitchcock
R. B
United States Senate
Hitchcock
Howell
Albert W. Jefferis
Claence A. Davis
Callus
Charles H. Randal
Randolph
Adam Meniullou
Beatrine
Making Out Cards For County Property Assessments
County officials prepare about 20 000 property cards for summer assessments. Cards show past three year sale prices to aid el astors in valuation. N Pryor of Smithsburg fined 6 dollars plus costs for violation of dog license law. Mrs Grove arraigned. case held open for Monday and likely a similar fine.
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N. Pryor
Smithsburg
Holingjo
Laura Grove
Rutledge Named Chief Engineer of State Mining Bureau
Governor Pittchio announced the appointment of John W. Rutledge as Chief Engineer of the State Mining Bureau under the mining law. Rutledge, a Maryland native from Thois, will not begin until October 1. The $5000 salary is fixed by law. two assistant engineers will report to him.
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Pritcbio
John W. Rutledge
Thois
Maryland
State Mining Bureau
Rutledge
Lst
Lan
Bureau of Mines
Whh
Witll
Jatar
Fined $100 and costs on appeal notice issued
David Sollenberger Jr was fined $100 and costs after being found guilty of driving an automobile while intoxicated. He was arrested early Sunday by motorcycle patrolmen who testified he was intoxicated and had trouble operating his vehicle.
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David Sollenberger, Jr
M. Wolfinger
Hala
Nquor Au
Costa
Hollenberger
Diving
Bowers
Meredith Gase appeals in apartment house case
An appeal to the State Courts of Appeals was filed by attorney for 4H L Meredith in his apartment house case. The court granted Mrs Mary Danzer an injunction restraining him from selling an apartment house for a cost less than 7500 per unit. The building has been erected and occupied for several months.
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Meredith Gase
State Courts of Appeals
L. Meredith
Mary Danzer
Meredith
Stum Granted Divorce and Custody in Local Ruling
Walter B Stum received a divorce from Mabel Stum after Tuesday testimony by Judge Frank G Wagaiote. He also won custody and the immediate care of their two children. On Mulberry Avenue contractor W Harry Angle has a sizable crew installing sewer pipe, with rapid progress noted in Angle's contract. The sycamore provides shade as work continues and Bucke offers unused dialogue.
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Walter B. Stum
Frank G. Wagaiote
Mabel Stum
Mulberry Avenue
W. Harry Angle
Mullurey Avenue
Angte
Lemon Bleach Skin Whitening Recipe From Old Advert
A fragmented pamphlet-style blurb promotes lemon juice mixed with oil and a plant-lotion to whiten the skin. It claims to lighten the face neck and bosom, reduce freckles and sunburn, and produce a soft clear complexion. It cites famous beauties using the lemon bleach and claims no irritation.
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Vahart
William S. Norris
Democrat
United’ States Senate
Albert C. Ritchie
Executive Department
Annapolis, Md
Philip 8. Perlman
William L Norris
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Baltimore American Bureau
Annapalis, Md
Jan
Narve
Norrin
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National Farm Bureau
Unidorses
Allen
Landon
Bryan
Allere
Por Sela
Friedrich-Friedrich Chemical Co
Phila
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John J. Rutledge
Substan
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Wren F
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Maine
E. Washington St
Hagerstown, Md
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Kice
Tonsato
Victor
Norway
Sagengersbot
California
Sunoweet Prunes
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