Rain and social life fill county as travelers visit
Rainy days keep the county busy with social travel and gatherings. Baltimore resident Charles Ritz visits. Edgar Conhber of Evansville attends Marry R. Foltz funeral. Arthur Semler from Pittsburgh visits his former home. Various locals and visitors attend events across Harrisburg and Chambersburg, with many returning to homes after stays in Washington and New York. A birthday party honors Mrs. Frank Roof with many friends in attendance.
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Charles Ritz
Baltimore
Edgar Conhber
Evansville
Ind
Hagerstown
Marry R. Foltz
Arthur Semler
Pittsburgh
Harvey Holzapfel
Washington
D. W. Smith
Summit Avenue
New York
Newport
Fall River
New England
Frank Roof
West Frankin Street
Samuel Strine
Mort Hoelle
Dudley Brewer
Arthur Herbert
Shirey
Joseph Martin
Lewis Heck
Jacob Hikelberger
Clara Riel
Russell Cuniningham
Olive Trumpour
Eliot Roof
Olive Roof
Ralph Marpel
Mary Martin
Violet Martin
Margaret Brewer
George Brewer
Ethel Rinehart
Charles Herbert
Russell Herbert
Seasonal coal rate bill sent back to committee
The Senate voted to send back to committee the Frelinghuysen bill on seasonal freight rates for coal shipments. The move, carried 38 to 0, defeats the measure for the present session. Senator Borah of Idaho supported the procedural step to block the bill, while Frelinghuysen accused a high salaried coal lobby of blocking action.
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Washington
Senate
Frelinghuysen
Sesson
Borah
Idaho
Cairo
Frolinghuysen
Wilson Admitted to New York Bar
Former President Wilson was admitted as a practicing attorney in New York by the appellate division of the Supreme Court. Justice John Preter Clarke presided, with all justices present, on motion by former United States Senator Jaen AL O'Gorman.
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New York
Wilson
Supreme Court
John Preter Clarke
United States
Jaen AL O'Gorman
Altho Omher
Band Receives $60 Donation From Local Factory
The Hagerstown Shoe and Legging Company workers presented the Municipal Band with $60 collected from employees. A committee including C. D. Ecton and Frank Zinkland delivered the funds to buy music for the year, ensuring the band continues for another season.
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Hagerstown Shoe and Legging Company
C. D. Ecton
Frank Zinkland
Claude Jacoba
Paul Kregio
Clem Mattson
R. 1. Campbell
Miss DeFord Urged for Legislative Nomination
Miss Lydia Howard DeFord is being urged to run for the Legislature by leaders in the Democratic Women’s Club of Baltimore. Though she doubts she will run, the move signals organized Democratic women may field a female candidate. Entertains at Cards Miss Alice Hoover hosted a small party at her Potomac avenue home with about twenty guests. Punch and refreshments were served. prizes went to Miss Edna Stickell and Miss Anna Katherine Roulette. Elmer Anthony, long confined to the house, shows slight improvement and can be about again.
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Lydia Howard DeFord
Democratic Women’s Club of
Baltimore
Miss DeFord
Misa Alice Hoover
Tve
Potomac Avenue
Edna Stickell
Anna Katherine Roulette
MISS REEVES WEDS AT HOME TODAY
A home wedding at 7 30 this morning united Miss Margaret A Reeves and Albert Lance Dayhoff at the Reeves residence 17 Hast avenue conducted by Rev J W Reeves grandfather of the bride. The bride wore a graduation gown and was attended by Miss Gertrude Reeves and Miss Kathleen Creel. Afterward the couple left for an extended honeymoon and will reside in Smithsburg.
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Walter Reeves
Hast Avenue
Margaret A. Reeves
Albert Lance Dayhoff
Smithsburg
J. W. Reeves
Front Royal
Gertrude Reeves
Kathleen Creel
Flint Hill
Minnie Showe
Dayhoff
Martinsburg Chief to Probe Charges
Martinsburg's new Police Chief John T. Licklider reports July 1 and will investigate alleged misconduct by Officers Charles Blake and Thomas Hardy over a cargo hold up of contraband liquor. City Council voted him $200 and blanket authority to conduct the inquiry after public discussion.
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Martinsburg
John T. Licklider
Iis
Charles ,Blake
Thomas Hardy
Licklider
Negley and Conner Wedding Tonight at Brethren Church
Miss Elva Catherine Negley of this city becomes the bride of Dr. F. S. Conner of Waynesboro at six this evening. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. Conner of Harrisburg, with Miss Bertha Negley as bridesmaid and Tra Coffman as best man.
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Elva Catherine Negley
F. S. Connor
Waynesboro
Samuel Negley
Randolph Avenue
Church of the Brethren
Conner
Harrisburg
Bertha, Negley
Tra Coffman
Plaza tea room to reopen after rear renovations
The Plaza soft drinkery and confectionery shop will repair and extend the rear of the building to create a tea room. Robert Gallagher will supervise teas and sandwiches. Expect reopening in a few weeks.
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Plaza Soft Drinkery and Confectionery
Robert Gallagher
Foreign nations owe US nearly a billion in interest
Secretary Mellon and Assistant Secretary Wadsworth told the Senate Finance Committee that foreign governments owe the United States about 922 million dollars in interest alone, separate from nearly 10 billion dollars in principal, as they backed an administration bill granting blanket authority to manage Sat-1 standing foreign obligations. President Grant initiated civil service reform in 1872.
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Fy International
Washington
United States
Peterson's Ointment Promises Piles Relief at 35 Cents
A Columbus Ohio reader reports chronic itch from piles for 53 years and credits Peterson's Ointment with stopping itching after eight weeks and one box. Ad copy endorses the product for piles eczema and old sores, priced at 35 cents a large box available at druggists or by mail from Peterson Ointment Co Buffalo NY.
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Peterson
A. Newth
Columbus
Ohio
Peterson Ointment Co., Inc
Buffalo
N. Y
Healey Verdict Upheld Against Payne Railroads Chief
Judge Pattison of the Court of Appeals affirms the lower court ruling in the case of J M A Healey of this city against John Barton Payne director general of railroads with costs. Healey won a verdict of 1666 dollars and 66 cents in the local court.
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Pattison
Court of Appeals
J. M A. Healey
John Barton Payne
Mr. Healey
To Reform School Mob: 10 Year Old Sentenced in Hancock
Frank Hyles aged 10 was arraigned before Justice Henderson and found guilty of being incorrigible. He is committed to the Maryland School for Boys and will be sent to the institution at the first opportunity.
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Justice Henderson
Hancock
Frank Hyles
Maryland School For Boys
Wireless readers to hear Dempsey Carpentier bout here
News of the Dempsey Carpentier fight will be received in the city by both wireless and wireless telephone. Amateurs are busy preparing their apparatus to receive the messages. Paris catacombs reportedly hold over 3,000,000 skeletons.
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Dempsey-Carpentier
Paris
High tariff bill aims to restore protective duties
Washington reports the Fort Bey tariff bill seeks to revive a high protective import duty system and replace the Underwood revenue act. Introduced in the House after six months of Ways and Means review, it could yield up to 700 million dollars annually, versus the Payne Aldrich law’s prewar ~300 million.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Robbery Hits Store and Post Office at Crimes
The store and post office at Crimes along the N and W railway were robbed for the sixth time Tuesday night. Several dollars worth of goods were taken, but nothing of consequence.
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N. and W
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