Fire destroys garages and burning machines at midnight
A blaze last midnight consumed garages and machinery on Frederick Avenue, damaging several structures near 248 Frederick. Residents, including Mrs Ticking and her slave, were present as flames spread to a one and a half story building. Firefighters reported near total loss with chemicals involved but no active injuries recorded. The fire, started around 2 a.m., prompted emergency response from local crews and a temporary shutdown of adjacent properties.
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Frederick A S “Dinzber
Ners
Chevrole Cog
of the
Diekit Binera
Fl& Eqn
Merees Koontz
Frederick Fire
Sitka
Bennsy
Vies Finn
Hwodherdioek
Former St. James Man Dies Suddenly at 63
Jewsen R B Colburn aged 63, a graduate of St James School and well known in Hagerstown, died suddenly of a heart attack yesterday at his Chevy Chase home. He formerly lived in Harford County and was son of the late Rev. Edward A. Colburn, long rector of Churchville. Survived by one son and four brothers. former newspaper executive with Elmira Advertiser, Washington Test and Washington Times. A deed related to Oak Hill Tavern property was filed in the clerk’s office.
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Jewsen
Colburn
St. James School
Hagerstown
Kits 5
Chevy Chass
Harford County
Lin
Edward A. Colburn
Recopal Charen
Churchville
Cartier Business
Hhnira Advertiser
Elmira
Youth Warned by Judge Slifer for Path to Reform
Stowart M Slifer received a second chance from Justice Yourtee after a court hearing. Slifer was warned that a three year sentence to the House of Correction awaits if he does not straighten his behavior.
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M. Slifer
Justice Yourtee
Slifer
House of Correction
Fear Red War Nears Over Kaselsui Me Communists Clash
An armed conflict between Kaselsui and Me Communists looms after the assassination of Deputy Hfaralanny Stoysnolsterday. In Lestain, Deputy Sheriff Bowers and officers Sailes and Ambrose arrest Noah Weaver of Park Place at his home on charges linking him to January thefts from Mr. Hook of St. James. The Grand Jury had indicted him.
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Kaselsui
Uday
Hfaralanny
Noah Weaver
Park Place
Bowers
Oteers Sailes
Ambrose
Hook
St. James
Deaths of Cc RR Peery and relatives in Reedyeville
Obituary notes the death of Cc RR Peery at home in Berkeley county aged 72 years. It mentions survivors including Annia M. Suman Cumberland and Cura M. Suman Reedyeville, with funeral arrangements to be held Monday afternoon at 2:30 at Lame Church, conducted by Reverends Kilngtr and others. CARD OF THANKS expresses gratitude for sympathy and flowers.
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Cc RR Peery
Ty Bunker
Berkeley County
Vicagk
Frank
G. Suman
al Avnet
Edysvile
Asde
Edgar
Seman
Annia M. Suman
Cunberland
Cura M
Imap
Louis Cf
Cumpertanl
Notice of Public Car Wash Incident
A brief notice reports a local car wash event with unclear details. It mentions cars washed and a separation issue at a cafe location, with no precise dates or names. The text provides minimal readable facts and no official actions or outcomes.
West Virginia minister and son receive commuted murder sentences
Governor Morgan of West Virginia commuted the murder sentences of Rev J B Wilburn and his son from 11 to 3 years. The pair were convicted at Charles Town during the famous trials linked to the armed march. Their terms expire in 1926. The commutation followed their cooperation with the state in multiple armed march cases at Jefferson County Court in Charlestown.
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J. B. Wilburn
Batr
Morgan
West Virginia
Iheaa
Charles Town
Withurns
Jefferson County
Charlus Town
Tall Cedars Plan for Big Ceremonial and Monthly Meet
Tall Cedars of Lehanan held a monthly meeting at Magoule Temple on Thursday evening with more members than at any meeting except the annual ceremonies. They voted to donate 100 toward a new Fane for the Masonic Temple and announced recruitment for the Megal Rangers. The group scheduled regular meetings and a May event aiming to plant saplings, with a special Maryland Theater performance for the entire membership.
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Magorsiawn Forast
Tall Cedars of
Lehanan
Magoule Temple
Tall Cedars
Masonic Temple
Gown O. Diehl
Megal Rangers
Moose
At & P.M
Hagerstown Forest
Maryland Theater
Cedars
Forest
Weekly Stock Market Review by W and COUSINS
Weekly market roundup notes heavy liquidation and mixed results across sectors. Dividends rose for some industrials like American Locomotive, but overall prices fell 3 to 10 points on many active issues as the week ended with a speckled rally in railroad stocks and continued strength in equipment and motor shares.
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W. & Cousins
No & Financial
New York
Tunsday
Atock
Beaulnes
Almont
American Locomotive Company
Hig
American Loch
Amn Car
Atchison Railroad
Hog prices still soar despite brisk demand in Cleveland
In Cleveland on March 7 hog prices hit a peak as ten grades sold for 14.50, marking the highest level since the October 1920 decline amid strong demand. Market notes list produce and prices from apples to peppers, including eggs at 25 to 30 cents per dozen and cabbage at 4 to 5 cents per pound.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Musical Program for St John’s Lutheran Service
Sunday services at St John’s Lutheran Church feature a morning anthem My Spirit on the Care by Macfarlane with solo by Mise Campbell, a quartet Oh For a Closer Walk With God by Foster, sung by Miss Howard, Miss Breck, Mr Reef and Mr Roderick, and an evening anthem Saviour When Night Involves the Skies by Shelley with solo by Mr Tredarick.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
O. H. Roderick
Macfarlane
Mise Campbell
Foster
Miss Howard
Miss Breck
Mr. Reef
Mr. Roderick
Eveniog
Mr. Tredarick
In Memoriam Mary Lefever Remembered by Family
Veversay memorial notice from Tingerstown dated March 7 expresses gratitude for kindness and flowers after the death of devoted mother Mary Lefever. Children thank neighbors for support and use of car and aid during illness and passing.
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Smpighbors
Mary
Lefever
Bitter Legal Fight Now Anticipated On Willis Case
A dramatic courtroom drama unfolds as the mother known as the woman of iron and steel battles for her life on the witness stand. Young Willis confesses to killing Dr Baluwin after finding his mother attacked, recounting how he retrieved a .32 Remington from a closet and shot the physician. Also reported, William H. Gross loses his left foot after a sawmill accident near Frederick Junction.
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Iron
Willis
Loy
Siast
Mamma
Tran
Martna
Sawyer
Frederick Junction
William H. Gross
Pongaville
Frederick Hospital
Paramount to Host Another Spelling Bee Wednesday
Paramount schedules another spelling bee at 7 o clock on Wednesday open to the public. The prior event at Paramount school house was a success, prompting a повторed contest with prizes offered to prior participants and new competitors alike.
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Paramount
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Washington St
Geo. R. Lindsay
Potomac St
Phens
Virlidia Ave
E!ghircem
Chestnut Wish
Barnes & Company
John F. Yussard
Dohna Luther
Ar Shevidan
Pennsylvania
John Hollingsworth
Mathers
Wilburn
Son
Forest Rangers
R. E. Munson
East Ave
Bege Brothers
BT. John's Lutheran
Tingerstown
Vevesey
Chanics Loan’ & Savings Bank
Iké
Fenestra” Steel
Hemlock
Beck Bros. C. & P
Eagerstein
Fitzgerald’s
Potomac Street
Rudy's Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
the Edison Shop of
Potomac Edivan Company
Public Square
Washington Restaurant, Inc
U.C. TS
Moose Hall
West Antietam Street
Pythian Bazaar
Gladys William
Dolly Mae Kreider
Chappy Chapman
Kitty Foreman
Tango Cancers
Peerless Quartet
Golden
Guernsey
Blute
Simon L. Downey
Downsville Pike
Downey
Eldridge Dairy Company
Caskey
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