Citizens' Protective Committee Formed In Hagerstown Amid Rail Strike
At a Friday meeting in the Conococheague Club, about 100 residents formed the Citizens' Protective Committee to preserve order and press to retain Western Maryland Railroad shop operations in Hagerstown. Mayor Bowman and City Council attended as resolutions urge enforcement of laws and use of legal means to keep the shops from moving, with committee duties to be funded by public contributions.
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Hagerstown
Conococheague Club
Citizens’ Protective Committee
Charles
Bowman
Western
Maryland
Board of Street Commissioniers
Western Maryland ‘Railroad Company
Wnh
Akaps
Western ‘Maryland Railroxd Company
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Dia
Bagerstown
Cizens’ Protective Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Fire damages Williamsport brick plant
Fire at Conacachaague Brick Company in Williamsport caused damage estimated in the several thousand dollars. Two kilns were destroyed, adjacent structures affected, and the blaze started from sparks near a Gost Witt flour mill. Insurance partially covers losses. Local firm details and witnesses listed.
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Conaca+ chaague Brick Company
Williamsport
Mortini
Betas Airact
J.anil Vie- Est
Committees Report on Young People's Conference Plans
A joint meeting at St Pauls M B Church Saturday reviewed progress for the Young People's Conference set for Wednesday June 7. Each committee outlined tasks, signaling a well organized event with notable speakers and strong interest in Ha gerstown's gathering.
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Tees
St. Paul's M. BH
Young Paoyle
Wadnesday
Jung
Hagerstown
Bathing Cap Fashion Through Rugged Folds and Fells
Reading fragments discuss bathing caps with rubber features and protection for shoulders. Mentions Hogigh Yh and noted failures in wear and design. Text jumbles device choices and concerns about coverage, comfort, and durability in aquatic gear.
Bali ff Held In Auto Hold Up
Hyattsville Md June 5 A sensational hearing held as William H Tobin chief bailiff was bound over to the grand jury on charges connected with an auto hold up. Larceny of an automobile and Whisky were alleged with assault to rob Edward Blackwell and Edward Walla. Bond set at 5000. Murril Taylor and Jan Vincent released on 3000 bonds after turning state's evidence. Taylor said Tobin joined the loot run and received 150, Vincent said 50. Both testified Tobin not present at the actual hold up.
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Hyattsville
Wiliam H. Tobin
Edward Blackwell
Edward Walla
Murril Taylor
Jan. Vincent
Hyattavilla
Btate
Tobin
Justha W. Brook Hunter
Taylor
Hink
Washington
Vinownt
Vincent
Marriage licenses listed from multiple towns
The notice lists marriages or license requests for Roy Howell and Emma Mercer of Williamsport, Robert Les Kaye and Margaret Howell of Shepherdstown, Clide H. Smith and Hilda V. Shade of Winchester, Howard M. House and Lucie Swope of Shepherdstown, with others from Hagerstown. The war claims board, dissolved in Washington on March 1, processed more than 82,000 claims.
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Marriag Eligenses Lee
Roy Howell
Emma , Mercer
Williamsport
Robert Les Kaye
Margaret Howell
Shepherdstown
Clide H. Smith
Hilda V. Shade
Winchester
Howard M. House
Hagératown
Lucie Swope
War Claims Board
Washington
Deaths of Weigand and relatives in Maryland and Kansas
Death notices detail the 45 year old William H. Weigand of Trojan South Dakota who died after an operation and his extensive career in chemistry and assaying. Also listed are Mary S Sanders and Susan Deloster with brief funeral details and surviving relatives from Boonsboro Sharpsburg and nearby towns.
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Thia City
William H. Weigand
Trojan
South Dakota
Mr. Weigand
Emmitsburg
Drederick County
Gona
Jacob H. Saint Jane
Chopper) Weigand
William
Simon Clappur
Mr. Welgand
Iheltersburg Grammar School
Washingon County
Maryland Wollaga
Weigand
Kansas City
Kansas
Kangana City
Black Hill
Ag Aasistant
Inter
Trojad
Mitany
Welgand
Welgand Iwas
Mary
Sanders
Charles “Ob. Sanders
Bootsboro
Imutheran Church
Bootshoro
Josiah Hotter
Sharpsburg
George Rohrer
Boonsboro
Humphrey
This City
Raw
M. Platow
Alexandria
Ming Tulia
Rohrer
M. Sparrow
Boonsboro Cemetery
Susan Deloster
Frank Pavorite
Jefferson Kroot
Smitheburg
Smittlesburg
Harbaugh Valley
Cloudburst Deluges Lower County Areas Causing Great Loss
A major cloudburst drenched the lower county area causing destruction and extensive crop damage. Wheat and corn were battered, rail platforms washed away, and many highways flooded or impassable. No deaths reported, but properties and cellars flooded, with significant railroad and road damage across Boonsboro Sharpsburg and nearby towns. Officials noted rainfall near 3.08 inches, with the Antietam Creek rising and overflow destroying gardens and fields.
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Washington County
Boonsboro
Sharpeburg
Fao Janda
Jia. Miller
Keedysville
Higerstown
Wick Gardens
Ornields
Boonshore
Boonshoro
Middletown
Chewsville
Wooton
Buena Viata
Western Maryland Railroad
Thia City
West
Way
Western
Raven Rock
Edgemont
Fala
Barnalda
Airline Between India And London Proposed
London reports a proposed venture named the Aerial Orient Express to travel from London to India by stages at 100 miles per hour, with routes through Paris Prague Vienna Bucharest and Constantinople. The trip would take about two days ten hours to Constantinople and over ten days to India, with price and details to be announced.
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Dy International Netra
London
Atty Hoorg
India
Europe
Paris
Strasburg
Prague
Vienna
Bucharest
Constantinople
Moonshiner Slain in Shack Near Baltimore
Natue Spimuto was found shot seven times in a shack below Soldiers' Delight near Owings Mills and Pikesville. Robbery appears likely. about half a gallon of corn whiskey missing. Notes in the house show remittances totaling 40 dollars to a Brooklyn, N. C. wife. Dogs stood guard all day, hindering movement of the body.
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Baltimore
Natuie Spimuto
Do Nght
Belweda
Owings” Mille
Pikesville
Spimato
Polica Heliava
Bla Wife
Brooklyn
Card of thanks for neighbors and friends
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of our father Martin Stine and for use of automobiles and floral tributes. Mr and Mrs J C Hutzall adv Dr PLL Russell Arcade Bld will close every Thursday afternoon during June July and August.
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Ilkena
Martin Stine
J. C. Hutzall
Russell Arcade Bld
Jame
Ady
State Firemen Meet This Week in Frostburg
Maryland State Firemen's Association holds its annual convention in Frostburg with headquarters at the Mountaineer City Restaurant. John T. Hart and Thomas Dilion of the Brestburg Fire Department lead local arrangements. Mayor Olin R. Rie serves as general chairman as visitors arrive by plane for exhibits on Frostburg Allegany county coal history and early industry.
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Froetburo
Froetbars Ie Teady
Maryland State Firemen's Association
Exsuuioy
Frostburg
Maryland Erle
Trinity
Isotheran Ieatherhood
Wainesday -Byentog
Allegany County
Lip
Paul B. Wilkits
Bitten Flebta
Hagerviews Flour Prices and Commodities Listing
A fragmented store list shows varied commodity prices including flour products such as Hagerviews store items, corn meal and meal derivatives, and assorted grains. The text lacks clear quantities on many lines but references per bushel pricing and multiple grain categories.
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Hagerviews
Fame
Hagerstown Library Announces New Hours and Services
In Hagerstown the Free Library begins a new schedule from June 5 continuing until further notice. Weekdays open 10 AM to 6 PM, Tuesdays and Fridays until 8 PM, children’s room daily from 1 PM to 4 PM. Librarian Mary L. Thitcomb oversees operations.
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W. G. Barnheisel van D
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Frank L. Bentz
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Fred Bible
G. Bower
Jos. Brenver
Joseph C
Byron Gee
W. Carroll
Yolia T. Clarkson
Hadwit M
Conner Victor M. Cushwa
Frank B. Danzer
Roy Danzer
Dennis Ce. Kitte
H.W. Ditte
Chas
H. Tyerly
Fred Fechtig
Ferguson
Harry A. Freigh
Gyrag
Plosk
G. Foltz
J. Funk
Blower
N. Punkh
Blomett
W. Gan
A. Gardner
W. A. Gordo
A. H. Gunnell Rey
J. Edward F Rey
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T. Hassett RM
Hays Arther C. Howitt
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Hook W. A. Hopkins
Horst
Jamison
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E. Johnston Airy H
Keedy
G. Harry Kealier Dohn
B. Kieffer
Br. HL
Keeisley
Tayme Barzin
Mittonopie
W. H. McGardell
Robert H. McCauley
B.D. Meltes
Masters HH
Lionel Meredith
C.D. Miller
Alten
Muriina
Harry
Myers John D. Myers
Frank H. Newcomer
J. B. Norment
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Hoy Philippy
Harold M
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Ramagciotti Chae
I. Roessner
J. Prank
Haessner C. HL Rohrer J
Frank
Clarence M.stickell
D. A. Buckell
John Bi. Stonebraker
Strata Geo. F. Updagrait
Wagner
R. Wagner’ Henry, H. Meedy, Je
J. Forney Young
A. T. Zontmyer
Baliff
Inauto
Potomac
South Mountain
Enat
Hoonsboro
Toursista
Boonaboro
Apatti
Broad Run
Rivk
Crosalar
Thirmont
Frederick
Roessner
EL. Masters Real Estate and Insurance
Shack
State Firemen
Grocery “Company
Loval? Distributors Engagement Cigars, Ady
Mary L. Thtcomb
Quick Service
Fleigh Motor & Tire CO
Potomac River
William J. Taylor, Burgess
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