The Only Show Minstrel Exhibition At Nixon's Academy
Remnants describe a staged minstrel exhibition at Nixon's Academy with loud attendance promises and a parade led by Hagerstown’s Matician Band. The piece notes possible disruption from posters and crowd behavior, praises the cast led by Vandercau and Rhodes, and urges attendance for a strong opening in the Hub.
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Nixon
Academy
Thase
Ben Vandereau
Chambersburg
Janes McGufin
Max Schindler
Peel
Nowers
Zembie
Larry Kershmer
Tistiniz
Howard Flange
Tai
Sally
Earl Rowlad
Frau Wolt
Keland Davies
A Quarts
John Faraythe
Weduit Davies
Frank Spiel
Man
Earl Rowland
Vandercau
Frank Rhodes
Tony Burke
Gross Ill in Jail Over Poisoning Claim
Josephus Gross of Sharpsburg awaits sentencing after a claim of selling whiskey. Doctors say he became ill from alleged drug use and possible toxic poisoning. Gross reportedly admitted drug use. physicians attribute his condition to hyperdermin needic exposure.
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Gross
Josephus Gross
Sharpsburg
Oval
County Home Sale Urged by Chamber at Luncheon
The Bellaqua committee presented to directors at yesterday’s luncheon a proposal to sell the Detlaville property and move the county home to a new location. The plan aims to boost tax income and improve inmate comfort, though no formal recommendation or action was taken. A Bellevue report and next week’s stadium committee briefing were noted, and express-rate changes for several towns were announced by A. E. Rect.
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Bellaqua
Chamber of Commerce
Detlaville
Humana
Polnia
Hexas
Teliovie
Hagerstown
Cfty
Bellevue Committee
Stade
Stanley Wilmoth
Bellevue
Chamber
A. E. Rect
Trafic
Chanus
Ballinvire
Washington
Annapolis
Frederick
Hageratown
Cimberlan
Harrisburg
Fredericksburg
Norfolk
Maryland points show Cumberland gains discussed in factory talk
Heck noted Cumberland would receive the greatest increase as a Richmond plant representative discussed locating a factory here but no action was taken.
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Heck
Maryland
Cumberland
Richmond
Paroles Delayed in Myersville Tar and Feather Case
Governor Ritchie postponed parole for nine Myersville men convicted in a tar and feathering case after a public hearing is held to allow protests. Parolees include Alvin Rice Irvin Rice John Q R Langdoo Vernon Fom mers Calvin Shank Roma Shank Writer Shank Grayson Donk and William Haupt. sentenced October 27 by Frederick County Circuit Court.
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Dorothy Grandon
Myeraville
Frederick County
Ritchie
Edward M. Parrish
Myersville
Al‘vin Rice
Irvin Rice
John QR
Langdoo
Vernon Fo Smmers
Calvin Shank
Roma Shank
Writer Shank
Grayson Donk
William Haupt
Hancock Farm Sold to Harry G McKinley
The Thos. Greeece farm near Hancock formerly owned by William A. Ingram was sold last week on private terms to Harry G. McKinley.
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Hancock Farm
Thos. Greeece
Hancock
William A. Ingram
Harry G. McKinley
The Golden Bed by Wallace Irwin
A fragmented reading of a romantic evening unfolds around Admah Holtz and a mysterious woman as they ride from a lively club to a river boulevard. Admah, amused by flirtation and ambition, contemplates wealth and status while the encounter hints at danger and longing, ending with the woman resting on his shoulder as night deepens.
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Admah Holtz
Uncle Safo
Anderson Pesrl
Palter
Uncle Lafo
Peake
Jase
Admah
Lafe
Arrosa
Sycamore Club
Mumiados
Sycamore
Dutt
Heavenly Arch
Mabel Stek
Silia
Hertano
Ahmed
John
Teeni
Candy Holtz
Cincinnatia
Asier
Ain
Ametina
Governor to Attend Bus Parley Over Interstate Commerce
Governor Ruehla announced participation in a state conference to interpret the Supreme Court ruling on interstate bus commerce. He said he will support actions to protect Maryland rights, though he doubts any immediate steps can stop the bus service.
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Ruehla
Gar
Conference of State
Supreme Court
Maryland
Court Ruling Guides Maryland Route Operations
A court ruling sets the framework for preventing certain out of state firms from operating within Maryland. The ruling favors minimal interference while outlining that state action would be limited to essential enforcement. A conference is planned early next week with Governor Ritelig, Public Service Commissioners, Motor Vehicle Commissioner Avatin Baughman, Attorney General Phomaa H. Robinson, and State Road Commissioner John N. Mackall expected to attend.
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Maryland
Supreme Court
Thar
Ritelig
Public Service Commissioners
Oh. Avatin Baughman
Phomaa H. Robinson
John N. Mackall
Cough Preparations Contain Hidden Opiates Warning
A vintage warning notes that many cough medicines include opiates or other drugs, urging consumers to read labels and avoid imitations. It cautions against unlisted ingredients and promotes Foley's and Trellngx throat products as safer options.
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Avery
Foley
Governor Ritchie Warns On States Rights and Federal Aid
Governor Ritchie declares ruling highlights dangers of states rights in relation to federal aid. He emphasizes potential conflicts between state autonomy and federal programs, urging careful consideration of funding conditions and constitutional implications.
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Ritchie
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Diana
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Rownd
Ahmed Din
Dagreat
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Hagerstown Service Co
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ST National Bank
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