Deaths and Kinney case move through court in Johnstown
Elizabeth White of Winter Street died at age 30 from blood poisoning following a self described operation by a West Side woman. Her husband had died years earlier leaving three children. The inquest and coroner's jury investigated the death as doctors testified to dying declarations and differential accounts. The Kinney case involving Ruth Spigler aged 12 saw Kinney deny impropriety while witnesses described an unsettling encounter and a court hearing proceeded with witness testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth White
Wiclow
Newton White
Winter St
Mrn
White
Charles
Freelant
Cir
John A. Socks
Gong
Lewla
Max Roy Shhwartz
Mies Saualo Booka
Jacob Socks
John Socks Socks
Hagerstown
Hartle
Depwy
Alexander
Force
M. M. Gruber
J. 1
Shafer
Allen Yingling
T. A. Otk
H. J. Smith
H. A. Hines
A. Hairpel
C. A. ©. Ohler
W. Swope
John Gow
W. A. Newman
Suter
John Nigh
Balmore
Miles Favorite
Justice Hoffman Hel
Cave of Kinney
Ruth Spigler
D. W. Doub
Charactar
Stev
Dr. Gluvar
John Gassman
Kinney
Clara Splater
Clara Splater and Lttle
Gtr
Witnese
Mr. Kinney
Whitngss
Officer Sayles
Traverser
Case
Burnett
Jutter
Ruth
Johnstown
Witnosa
Withers
Roanoke Judge Backs Amendment in Wets Victory Case
In Roanoke on March 1 Judge Staples ruled that an amendment to the original petition by Mudge Btinles of a Florida corporation is admissible. The decision enables a general attack on tax lists, with further election proceedings slated if the election is not set aside, and a potential closure set for April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staples
Roanoke
Mudge Btinles
Fla Corporation
Soldiers Return From Capitol Inauguration Trip
Soldiers arrived in Baltimore after leaving Hagerstown on Wednesday. delays due to rail service kept them from Washington until Thursday evening. The Fourth Regiment followed with camping gear and meals aboard the train. After a brief rest, the units proceeded home with many men continuing work or scouting upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotelonk Freday
Capitol City
Washington
Tie Boyg
Hagerstown
Northmore
Gud
Baltimiore
Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
Ley
Company Ub
Coupany A
Company 1
Loys
Han
Fragmentary court notes on common assault and battery case
The report describes a court session where the State argues the case as a child against the man, with weak testimony for a serious charge. The court finds no doubt about the common assault charge and holds a prisoner over for sentence after a guilty verdict on common assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eid
Wilke
Strael
Ter
Ragan Smith
Tingan Binlth Wall Mae Kinney
Ruth Wid
George
Kinney
Meither
Shaw
J Sa
Bought a Farm and Local News Mix in Quaker City
A brief item notes Jesse S Bloom purchasing a 564 fwr eg farm near Wilsons for 1200 dollars, with mention of adding to his other farm. The passage also mentions town events about Prohibition talk, a resignation and return of Teater Athey to Shepsherda, a visit from Robert Troup of Altoona and his wife, and David S Parlett leaving to join his husband at Hot Springs Ark for rheumatism treatment, plus Mrs. Tillzaboth Scriven Potter's status in Now Bavk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse S. Bloom
Elizabeth Powell
Wilsons
Netley
Robert Troup
Altoona
Termany
Shendoah Valley
Are
David S Parlett
Hot Springs
Ark
Tillzaboth
Potter
Henry
Pattor
Iz Weal
Bavk
Daring Robber Strikes Train Depot in Night Assault
An unidentified assailant robbed a man on the dark platform near a depot, grabbing money and attempting to flee as a pursuing officer fired shots. The victim could not shout and sustained injuries before escaping into a nearby yard. No clues yet on the robber's identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexanter
API
Nzisshd
Stoppered Runaway Ends Quietly After Brief Dash
A runaway incident occurred on August date near Putomac Road with a vehicle stopping abruptly when an onlooker, Condon Lawle, appeared and blocked the path. No damage or injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holeapuwe
Putomac
Oan
Taltimero
Condon Lawle
Towing help to Magerstow and Mo-Chanwiy plea
Fragmentary note shows readers offering to help yesterday and promising to return favors. Mentions going to Magerstow and Mo-Chanwiy with willingness to assist and await a call for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magerstow
Monster terrorizes Emmittsburg residents during wild encounter
A monstrous creature described with bat wings and a giraffe like neck stalked Emmittsburg, attacking villagers as deputy wardens armed with rifles and a sheriff’s badge attempted to corral it. The beast fled toward the Bell road as townsfolk watched in fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uline
Roland Brown
Bol
Vika
Frimitsburg
Norman Hole
Clarence Fraley
Todi Gise
Bridgeport
Reverend Cotton Speaks On A Personal Devil At Sermon
Rev Henry Kwan Cotton of the Kran Protestant Npizcopal church preached at the Churchs of the Messiah about the tempting nature of Satan. He described how the devil appears in disguise and tempts with hunger and ambition, urging caution with the Savior guidance to watch and pray for eternal peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kwan Cotton
Kran
Bajiore
Satan
Inauguration Day Toll of Stormy Weather Debris
Washington reports 3 dead and many injured from yesterday's severe weather. Samuel J. Young, 8, found dead after a downed live wire. Norman A. Stall injured watching the parade and later hospitalized. Andrew Doran dies of heart disease at Union Station. Dozens suffer from exposure and related injuries, with screaming cold and flu-like illness widespread on the blocked streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Thyeottentha
Parsons
Ho Deslare
Samuel J. Young
Norman A. Stall
Dod
Andraw Doran
Alyidion
Union Station
Lard Gone Report Details A Troubled Market Incident
A garbled report mentions John Tisteller and Mrs deli Stivebaexh in connection with lard purchases. It references a market incident leading to a fatal outcome at a wagon or market site, with unclear details about location or parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tisteller
Deli Stivebaexh
Lionne
Monster Tree Measures 412 Feet Tall Near Middletown
Me John We Leatherman of B near Middletown felled a monster pale fir tree. It stood 412 feet long and produced two ends for wagon spokes. A log 20 feet long and five cords of wood were obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John We Leatherman
Middletown
Fort Yan
Weather Report for Chewarila Week
Observer Oswald reports Chewarila weather for the week with a high of 56 degrees on the 20th and a low of 20 degrees. the report notes 88 of an initial Tahitatl. The summary preserves the local tone and names while avoiding graphic details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald
Chewarila
Souvenirs Received From Friend in New Orleans
Mabyard Biting cand EL. Matton, Jy, are WD receipt of partly and other uventis from their friend, Tnaeph Cosavo, who has been run New Or leans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabyard
Matton
Tnaeph Cosavo
New Orleans
Hunting the Go Devil on the Potomac BridgeOuting
A group led by E J Moats of Sampte Manor and Rev Geo Moxser of Rocky Spring County travels from Taneytown to At Oli Turnace and the new Potomac bridge at Shepherdstown. They tour Sharpsburg and view a barn bar preventing animal entry, noting a large quail or monster link in the barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
J. F. Moats
Sampte's
Geo. Moxser
Rocky Spuinga
Frodarlek County
Frodarlek county, took 1 drive to At + oli Turnace, to Bro. C.F. Drenners
Potomac
Shepherda Town
Sharpsburg
Fiid Therain
State Fair Bill Introduced for Franklin County Districts
Franklin County in South Central District seeks annual six district fairs under a state district fair commission with salaried members. The bill names an agricultural association with 25000 capital for four year exhibitions and 40000 in prizes plus purses for horses, cattle, poultry. State funds 36000 yearly to each association. Deputy secretary of agriculture to supervise fairs with an assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Ternolds
Lawrente
Felis TL
I State
Dstrict Fair Commission
Menin County
Hisfern
York
Adams
Franklin
Bradford
Somerset
Crmorin
Blair
Huntington
Martin
Jinja
Verry
Cumberland
Dauphin
Demand A Change Of Inauguration Day In Washington
The piece discusses calls to move the U S presidential inauguration date from March 4 to a later time when weather is milder. It cites unprecedented winter conditions, widespread illness and exposure among residents, and mentions lawmakers and the Senate debating a change with proposed dates around early May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marek
Whellington
Avy Langer
Congress
AML
Senate
United States
Agen
Tig House
Tluusu
Canney
Willaell Iaw
Electric Light Changes Church Union in Reform Move
A historic decision by the Consistory of Ghriat Reformed ends with plans to unite the church with Istectrie Ushta, a move described as a landmark in local religious reform. The deckm tnding indicates formal approval and expected implications for governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghriat Reformed
Istectrie Ushta
Edwin C Cushman Dies in Rome After Suffering Bronchitis
A cablegram from Mrs Wilhelmina Cushman Gusbunat of Rome reports the death of Edwin C Cushman aged about 63. He had suffered from bronchitis, though remained active until late. The Cushman family had earlier lived in St Louis and recently resided at Harbor, with frequent visits from the Keathofer family who are touring Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilzabeth Ludwig
Wilhelmina
Edwin C. Gusbunat
Rome
Cauns
Cushman
Keathofer
William Keathofer
Eurone
Mr. Cushman
St. Louis
Har Arbor
Real Estate Transfers Record From Old Ledger
Realty sales show A GC Gordarman and wife selling to Daniel W Young a property for 2650 dollars. Milton Kohier sold to Karl N Haart on private farms. BS Angle and J O Snyder sold to Lela B Snyder two lots at Ble Spring station. Willowghby D Coxman sold to Ohe Sitter a tract near Buwnaville for 300 dollars. E John Q Hines sold to Clarence 2 AYeslau tract near Sandy Honk for 208 dollars. Teter Pryon sold to Henry fykes 12 acres near Waits ville for 125 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. GC. Gordarman
Daniel W. Young
Om Eburetch
Milton Kohier
Karl N. Haart
Jolon N. Potomac
BS. P. Angle
J. 0. Snyder
True Fees
Lela B. Snyder
Ble Spring Station
Willowghby
D. Coxman
Ohe Sitter
Buwnaville
John Q. Hines
Clarence
Ayeslau
Sandy Honk
Teter
Pryon
Henry Fykes
Waitsville
Bridge Company Sets Monday Start Amid Talks With Steel Firm
The Willlotsport Bridge Company plans to meet Monday to begin operations and discuss adjustments with the Steel Company over a pending proposition and a proposed rearward reinforcement. Officials expect a settlement and formal action after the talks.
Variation. Medical charges and oddities from a small town
A doctor from Chattbersburg operated on a boy for Appendietti and billed $15 including expenses. Another doctor from Dultiniers treated a Hagerta owner and left next day. An oil sum of $4,000 is noted. A local theater, FAMILY THEATRE Crowder houses, advertises this week’s Panily play house program with provocative lines about attracting the crowd and Lent show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattbersburg
Dultiniers
Vechla
Duce
Elas
Crowder
Panily
Wonton
Endren
Plant project eyed for Shepherdstown warming season
Word exists of a new tee plant in Shepherdstown aiming to start operations by warm weather. An informal stockpile of natural tee was saved over winter with a small number of toads noted beside river gather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdstown
Hagerstown Beneficial Society Incorporates with Rav Moves Like
Action notes incorporation of Hagerstown Beneficial Society with Rav Moves Like authorized by John Corrigan and Dr A D Wilken, Chas Ford as directors. Capital stock set at five dollars per share. Document lists stock and officer names amid terse filing language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Beneficial Society
Haa Yeen Incorporated
John Corrigan
A. D. Wilken
Hell and 'S
Ford Ae
Yoo
Marriage Licenses for Norman Toner and Minnie Brumbaugh
Norman Toner of Waynestown and Minnie Brumbaugh of Moat Ato were issued marriage licenses along with several other individuals including Waller Elder Tidgway Col. ant Carria Af Bennor and Hagerstowi, according to the local registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman S
Toner
Waynestown
Minnie . Brumbaugh
Moat Ato
Waller Elder
Tidgway
Col
Ant Carria Af
Bennor
Hagerstowi
Taken Down Long Lott Upheld by Sykesville Officials
County commissioners committed the individual to the Institution after a hearing led by Deputy Long and Wim Schlotterbeck. The decision follows a long Morulog incident near Sykesville, detailing the legal action and the commitment process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daputy Long Lott
Sykesville
Wim Schlotterbeck
Installing Gases In Club Office For Storage
Workmen install new aerial devices in the club's office to store items and blank forms of VATING and other materials. A heavy porker weighing 606 pounds is observed. no further details are provided about the incident or individuals involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Casen
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Teater Athey
A& W
Shepsherda
Tows
Pallis Ananias
Marin
Lou
Rev. Cotton
IGE
Chas M. Shank
South Mountain Creamery
Hay Klyven
Frick Co
Waynesvoro
Wittahik
Whitely
Midifetown
Clahna
Hanamith
Tony Sagers
Anil Tim
Homer
Williamz
Aida
Ohio
Youngstown
Indie
John Dagenhart
Reaversville
Edwin C. Cushman
Willlotsport Bridge Co
Steel Co
Bridge Co
Family Theatre
Africa
A. al. Shively
Keadysville
South Africa
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