Rail Problems Discussed At Meeting Here
Representatives from the Norfolk Western Railroad and Pennsylvania and Western rail lines spoke at the Hagerstown Terminal Freight Club meeting. The club outlined aims for regular functions, announced plans for a second anniversary celebration, and noted standing committees for attendance and refreshments. Wilbur G. Miller chaired the meeting and S. Snowdeo was secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ornon
AL PD. Schwarze
Raan
North Western Railroad
Hagerstown Terminal
Dennsylvania
Nenally
Wiilwr G. Miller
Julwud VE
Snowdeo
Making Fight for Freedom for Husband in New York
Fragmentary OCR text references a woman and a fight for freedom for her husband. It mentions New York, uncertain names like Terri, Mary Warden, and Deane, and unclear events. The readable parts imply a dramatic struggle, but core facts and context are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tate
Terri
Mary Warden
His Name Sweet Faces Jail Over Rail Road Trespass
Richard Sweet colored, before Justice Bower on a trespass charge on the Pennsylvania Railroad, declared he would endure any punishment. He claimed to have walked from Florida to Nutley, New York, and then to Hagerstown, but was apprehended on railroad property and jailed for ten days after being unable to pay a fine. Deputy Sheriff Kaylor denied him a chance to speak, and Sweet showed signs of seeing things during the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sweet
Pennsylvania Railroad
Florida
Nutfolo
N. Y
Hagerstown
Madison
Sweet
Sherif Kaylor
Duiga Bower
Warren Again Rejected in Cabinet Nomination Vote
The article reports Warren's continued rejection in a tense Senate vote with 38 yes or no along party lines. It notes Republican support while Democrats and independents split, shaping the administration’s struggle as the White House maintains the cabinet appointment is an issue between the president and Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agai Warren
Warren
Thia
A. Wilsa
Senate
White House
Administration 4
Presk
Respanata
Alba
Wiseramtocks
Warren Simfare
Deaths Edward Reicha and Mrs Alice Ann Diggerhoof
An obituary note reports Edward Reicha died after a lingering illness and Mrs. Alice Ann Diggerhoof, wife of Joln b, passed away at home Friday morning. Surviving family includes Mrs. MMe jie Kershner of Washington. A memorial gathering is planned with Rev. i. Wik and local clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ann Digkerhoof
Joln B
Tous
Agi
Ticherhoof
Actiow
Aml
Washington
Mme Jie Kershner
Uwiniee
Rey. i. Wik
Dawes Hazed in Senate for Losing Fight
Vice President Charles G Dawes faced hazing in the Senate chamber over his absence Tuesday which could have blocked Warren's appointment. Senator Norris mocked his taxi ride with a burlesque poem, Dawes fended off the humor and paid tribute to the moment as Copeland joined in extenuating remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Senate
Yoko
Charles 3
Warren
Willard
Norris
Nebraska
Dawes
Congressional Hall of Fame
Nell
Maria
Senator Copeland
New York
Jlawes
President Coolidge Faces Senate War Over Warren Choice
Washington March 13 President Coolidge’s public clash with the Senate over the Warren appointment signals wider strain on his agenda. The vote tests White House strength and raises fears for tax reform as the administration seeks inheritance tax and estate tax reductions, with administration leaders doubtful of securing Senate support for major reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Presi‘dent Coolidge
Senate
Warren
Nia
Gon
Warns In His Will Against Lawyers In Martinsburg
The late J. P. Kling leaves a will that forbids any lawyer or attorney from viewing the document and warns that consulting one will lead to theft. He appoints a son as executor and directs the executor, if needed, to Adrian C. Nadentausch, a witness, for legal advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Kling
Martinsburg
Uttoune
Clauge
Adrian C. Nadentausch
Well Balanced Meal Program for Rural Washington County
Rural families in Washington County will eat well balanced meals as Miss Jessie Campbell, home economist from the University of Maryland extension department, conducts a series of rural women's club meetings to teach planning and preparation of vegetables such as spinach kale cabbage Brussels sprouts and more supplemented with whole grain bread butter potatoes and meat. Score cards will track adherence to essential food habits. a separate trial in a civil case continues as the Grand Encampment of Maryland announces its annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Jessie Campbell
University of Maryland
Misa Campbell
Mins Campbell
Annual Irish Lunch Served Saturday at Civic Hall
The Lagal Daghtera of Firat Cehriethin HWihbe Soho announces an annual Irish Lunch. Seating and menu details may be limited due to the readable fragments, but the event is scheduled for Saturday, with patrons urged to arrive by early afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagal Daghtera
Firat Cehriethin Hwihbe Soho
Pteae
Changing the World’s Map America Involved Bile Pea
Stereopticon lecture titled Changing the World’s Map explored America’s role in global affairs. Speakers included Star Kean and Ivay for a Sunday night program, highlighting occasional misprints and fragmented phrasing in the brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bile Pea
Wil Ivay Vagy
Kean
Death by Own Action in Middleburg Farm Incident
William T Kaufman, a 45 year old Angdor county farmer, ended his life in a barnyard after receiving daily threatening letters. A barn on his farm had burned last summer, with letters and a note promising harm, and state police are investigating the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleburg
William TR. Kauffman
Angdor County
Kauffman
Mauiman
Knights of Nemder to Hold Initiation Meeting
Washington County Castle Knights of Noem-Der will host a meeting and initiation Thursday evening March 19 at Red Men’s Hall in Pinkston. The event invites all county tribes as the first class initiation led by the Castle since last December, signaling a larger class ready. Henderson Bankrupt: Munroe Henderson, ex-treasurer of Waynesboro Ball Club, petitions voluntary bankruptcy after closing his stationery and sporting goods store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Castle
Knights of
Henderson
Munroe Henderson
Waynesboro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grayson M
Gruber
Hauerstown
Fnd
Augiinbaugh
Pythian Castle
Kreps
Wastengton Restaurant, Inc
Edward Reicha
Fale Stark
Fiiniu Kelelaed
Ua Weil Sergived
Senator Norris
Coolidge
Congress
Mari
George Riggins
Minningh
W. Va
Daniel W. Manges
Smoketown
Danages
Maryland
Hell
God Fellows
Haltimore
Oather County
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Eevee
Jim Vaughan
Sanitary Electric
Frankforts
S. Potomac St
Knights OF Nem
United States
William Honoon
Maer
Salles
Richard Duffey
Mower
Gulbransen
Potomac St. Hagerstown Ma
Afu
Baltimore American
Hearst Production
Tt and
Commerce Streets
Baltimore, Md
Aifierican
Pobuc Square
Magerstown
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!