Won't Jail Man Who Twice Deserted Family
David Jones, 31, once president of Binghamton, faces no jail as officials refuse to arrest him despite a bench warrant for abandonment of his family. He has a suspended two year sentence in Auburn, a wife and two children, and has disappeared again after public mercy was granted for reform. Authorities note his past ties to Binghamton and fear he will vanish if pursued. The case hinges on his obligation to support his family and avoid further conduct with other women.
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Telcenews Service
Fainghampton
N.Y
David Jones
Binghampton
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Wilthii
Auburn
Ape
Wwe
Jones
Levi €. Rhodes
Grace Jones
Humane
Live Stock Prices in Baltimore Market Report March 24 1890s
Baltimore live stock market listings with mixed quality quotes for cattle lambs hogs calves and poultry. Prices given per head or pair for bucks lambs hogs calves and various poultry including chickens ducks turkeys and pigeons with notes on weight and quality.
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Baltimore
Hein
Wallis
Goa
West Virginia
Sivetley
Muscovy
Western Maryland Report Gains In February
Western Maryland Till way Company reports improved February performance aided by extra January days. February gross reached 1,708,000 about 25,000 higher than January and 210,000 above February last year. Operating expenses 1,335,000 down 27,000 from January. Non operating revenue 80,000 down 36,008 from last year. After adjustments total income 391,000 up 69,000 year over year. Fixed charges 260,001 slight decrease leaving net income 90,000 up 72,000 from last year and about 13,000 above January.
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Western Maryland Tillway Company
Chamber of Commerce Board Meets for Regular Session
The board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce met yesterday for their regular session and had lunch at the Women's Club.
Carelisa Avenue Special Excursion Rates Announced
Atlantic City Nd locals and visitors learn of special excursion rates at the seaside area with a promotional notice mentioning one dollar weekly rates and affiliation with an amusement venue. Names WM J EMSHINE, Prop appear in the ad along with local addresses.
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HK Carelisa Avenue
Neap Beach
Atlantic City
Ash pAtons
J. Emshine
Wife Hastens To Ill Carnarvon
The ancient superstition about disturbing the Pharaohs sleep appears linked to recent illness of Lani Carnarvon, founder of the tomb Tat-Ankh-Amen. The Countess of Carnarvon hurried to Weypt to be with him.
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Carnarvon
Lani Carnarvon
Countess of
Hancock Notes Show Local Visits and Events
Hancock residents share visits to Martinburg and Washington, landmarks include lectures on democracy, church activities, and minstrel show attendance. Mrs. Louis Beard improves at home after paralysis. deaths include Tra D. Mellatt of Watfordsburn.
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Louis Beard
Mary Whites
Jane Smith
Hancock
James Smith
Junve
Hagerstown
Tra
D. Mellatt
Priday
Watfordsburg
Preston Bowles
Examination Made Determines If Relph Beaughman Goes On Trial
Government alien fet examined Relph Beaughman weeks ago. The findings will decide if the local youth faces arson charges for attempts on December 23 to destroy five general buildings on the Fairgrounds.
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Relph ‘Beaughman
Fairgrounds
Foley Kidney Pills Claim Kidney Trouble Relief
An old advertisement asserts that symptoms of kidney trouble vanish with Foley Kidney Pills. It cites J. J. Grady of New Orleans Louisiana praising the pill for backache rheumatic pain and tiredness as signs of distressed kidneys. The ad warns to refuse substitutes and to insist on Foley's, sold everywhere.
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Foley
J. J. Grady
Louisiana
Faley
Cearfoss Notes and Local Happenings Ahead of Spring
Residents along Fairview Road 10 Broadfording Church report severe winter impassability. Letters urge delaying loan payments until roads are repaired. Mrs. Cunningham and neighbors recover from illnesses. several families plan moves or housing changes. Spring birds return and visitors frequent Cearfoss as communities anticipate better travel conditions. Ice gorge on the Missouri River at Sioux City breaks, now ten miles long, worsening flood risk downstream.
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Fairview
Broadfording
W. M. Cunningham
Stele
Elizabeth Neihert
Nelsen
Andrew Cunning Han William Shindler
Howard Wishard
Harry Martin
Ceoarfoss
D. W. Cunninghan
Martin Hollinger
Charle Cearfoss
Western Reserve
Andrew Cunninghamn
David Palmer
Hageratown
J. B. Frantz
Cerfors
Cerfors, Mr .and Brg. South and Family of
Hyerstown
Ceavinsdon Sund Lays
Sioux City
Towa
Misnouti River
Here
Mog Engen Schueler Kira Cofe Endorsement Appeal
Voters are urged to back Mog Engen Schueler and Kira Cofe, warning against trusting Republican bunk. The appeal frames the trio as the safer choice in upcoming ballots and urges decisive support.
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Mogengen
Schueler
Kiracofe
Maugansville Letter Reveals Sickness and Family Visits
The letter lists Stanley McCoy and children on the dlek Astara improving while Mrs. Israel Heilf is admitted to her wedding, attended by Dr. Marr and Mrs Ernest Ausherman. Other mentions include Mrs Emma Watkins, Mrs John Myers, Robert Myers, Amos Carpentier and daughter Louise, Lawrence, Vernon Williams and daughter Violet, Albert Wolfinger, Charles Long visiting Me til Mra, Pant Carpenter, Harry Coarford visiting his sister, and Wilvon Arndt family with Lyin Martin and daughter Sarah.
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Stanley McCoy
Israel Heilf
Marr
Ernest Ausherman
Emma Watkins
John Myers
Robert Myers
Amos Carpentier
Louise
Lawrence
Vermnon Williams
Violet
Albert Wolfinger
Charles Long
Lome
Til Mra
Harry Coarford
Samed Bahleman
Wilvon Arndt
Lyin Martin
Sarah
Son Lywin
Martha Washington Eggs at W Washington Street
Weekend special offers a sample baster egg at 49 W Washington St. Customers can place orders Saturday March 24. The ad emphasizes no eggs in the baster and implies a novelty product tied to Martha Washington.
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Martha Washington
W. Washington ST
Local Family Visits Highlight Sunday Gatherings
Residents from Hagerstown Greencastle and Lancaster spent Sunday with relatives including Mr and Mrs Jenny Marin and Mrs Jensberger. George Everett visited his brother Harry in town while Rev Strite, recently ill, attended worship. Samuel Hartraft and David Minnick were among visitors.
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Hertranft
Hagerstows
Jenny Marin
Taymond Mer
Greencastle
Ter Witmer
Phayes Witmer
Gladys Wolfenberger
Richard
Jensberger
Frank Shadrack
Jonas Martin
Lancaster
George Everett
Harry
R. Strite
Samuel Hartraoft
David Minnick
Chambersburg
Election Notice for City Council Primary and Polls
The Board of City Election has set May 22 for a municipal primary and June 2 for a general election. Polls open at 6 a.m. in Ward 4 at the City Hall Ward Office. Ballot clerks include Jarob Malta and Alfred Brown. Western Enterprise Inc. is listed as a sponsor.
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Board of City
Euporvty Election Bilve
Gs Uh
TM Custiway Dew
Dem Dee Win
Isipenon Her
Bar
Sen den
Jarob Malta
Fey Guad
Alfred Broward
Hele Ae Weatern
Enteeprine Ind
Palle
Sehnelars
Cipur
Judea
Hrsarngieeyl
Denis Hetzer
Bledlon Clerke
Max Garber
Walla
Ballot Cheeks J
Iy Daas
Trade Benn
Theat
Dens Ober
Dein
A. Beavers
Mlecou Clepka—Vrainki
Lenny Letian
Balok
Willer Mattenade
Polsah
Ordenann
Fedinet
Tdwen
Cuvneling Reeder
Denny Leuter
Mink
Samuel Th Halwer
Billat Cherlaec
Tpank Suter
Garda
Geo
Tydegentt
Walls
Woesmarts
Braniitin St
Ward
GeProwhredth
Taper
Jovapt Marth
Arthur Tet
Rlea
Me Balint Cleris
Sathea ePent
A. Thuget
Polly
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Engs
Egypt
Feavume
MPU Renatishs
Osice Num
Bai Talliasons
Borghese
ST. Suteg
Bandaya
Maryland
Chas. M. Cassel
Public
Lord Carnarvon
Charles Myers Waa
Nathan Place
Martingburg
Iw.a
F. Swift
M. KE
Verona Dobson
Washington D. C
Amanda Kuhn
William Griffith
Washington County
Kenton Taylor
Middletown
Miss Browning
Washington
Cearfoss
U.S. L. Ford Battery
W. Antietam St
Maugansville
T. Stuart Haller
West Church Street
Frederick, Md
Bay Ridge Savings Bank
4Th Avenur
Brooklyn
Shindal, Rohrer & Co. Inc
Potomac St
Ward Dudges
Ys Hivany
the Anne
H. J. Hollingsworth
First National Bank
Industrial Service Ar
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