Tall Cedars Prepare for Ceremonial in Hagerstown Armory
At the first ceremonial committee meeting of Hagerstown Forest Xo Tall Cedars of La Manon plans a large ceremonial for Wednesday evening May 13 in the armory. The event will be the citys biggest fraternal ceremony to date with over 400 expected. The forest now numbers about 150 members and will gain new recruits. parade and drum corps performances precede the event. Dr Crown vO Diehl heads the Rangers as the forest grows. Leroy Yeard conducts the 30 piece orchestra and Mr Haffman leads the drum corps. Members will attend a Maryland Theater show after the meeting.
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Hagerstown Forest
la Manon
Go Hutvdhred
Eapa
Forest
Dr. Crown Vo. Dieh
Rangers
Leroy Yeard
Haffman
Aleppo Deum Ce
Boston
the Forest
Maryland Theater
Strategy of Defense Now Is Revealed
Fragmented OCR text shows a courtroom narrative about a defendant's composure in early days and repeated appearances. The passage hints at a trial atmosphere with descriptions of facial expressions, public reaction, and perceived collapse, but is garbled and incomplete with no clear events, dates, or identifiable people.
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Wilco
Diving Champ Is Improved
New York report notes improved condition of former national diving champion Micin Rigein who was hospitalized with pneumonia. further details are unclear due to the damaged OCR text.
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New York
Micin Rigein
Nate Ay
Ako
Wis
Observance of Maryland Day and History Fallacies
Charles H. Pardner argues that Maryland Day traditions repeat early colonial myths. The sketch questions who discovered America and cites Kent Island and Claiborne lineage to claim Maryland’s firmer origins, noting royal and colonial politics and disputed governance as context for the observance. He aims to show history is not absolutely pure.
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Ces
America
Queen Ann County
Willian Claiborne
Aiborne
Virginia
St. Clement's Island
Clathorna
Kent Island
Virgina
General Assembly of
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Claiborne
Hie
Kent Istant
Ie Elliantsa
Auzistis Tbfott
Ferdinand
Clathorng Latrols
Sevenines
Baltimore City
Willm Claiorne
Parte
Talbott County
Leonard Calvert
Calvert
Charles I
Chalkourne
Scotland
Wilam Clithornn
Richard Bennett
Chailles H. Parder
Woodlock Appoints Wanillork to Interstate Commerce Commission
March 25 President Coorage announced a recess appointment of Thomas F. Wanillork, a New York financial writer, to the Interstate Commerce Commission, marking another trust in Washington. Wanillork joins the commission to influence regulatory decisions at the federal level.
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Washington
Coorage
Senate
Thomas F. Wanillork
New York
Interstate Comimarce Commission
Lasky's To Observe First Anniversary
Lasky's marks its first anniversary with a full page advertisement in the Daily Mall Inhowteement noting the opening of business in Hageralawn. The firm credits advertising and judicious methods for success and cites a Tirgo trade as proof of demand. The anniversary palm begins tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
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Lasky
Hageralawn
Lasky's
Boudoir Burglar Caught At Last
James B. Walters and Frank Stevens, natives of Richmond Virginia, accused as the boudoir burglar who terrorized women in Worcester Providence and the Muck Bay district, were captured inPolina. Police say he confessed to thefts of jewelry and held lips of winners. David Selkow opens general merchandise barriers at SL North Jonathan shedl, buying stock from merchants going out of business. Nu fs. & son of J. Selkow, buyer of general merchandise, Philadelphia.
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James B. Walters
Alfan
Frank Stevens
Mative
Richmond
Muck Bay
Worcester
Providence
Polina
Rolrley
David Selkow
SL North
Jonathan Shedl
Busineay
Nu Fs. & Son
J. Selkow
Philadelphia
Promise of Germany in European security debate continues
Fragmented OCR text describes wartime diplomacy with Germany and France. It notes Chamburlain’s statements, Britain’s stance on Italian options, and concerns about Frontiers and collective security amid a divided Europe.
Deaths of Mrs Sarah Mecovell in MoVoet Valley
Mrs Sarah Mecovell, noted woman of iron with strong personality and broad circle of friends, passed away after long illness. She lived in California after earlier life in MoVoet Valley and Minnesota, where she gained esteem as a steadfast contributor to her church and community.
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Sarah Mecovell
Mt Valley
Thin Tintin
Brangwlck
Fleasatt Yakov
Wat
Prado
Calfornia
Ant
Vanfort
No Clues To Conner Company Robbery
Authorities investigate a robbery at the W. E. Conner Company store in Sherry Luling. About $1000 worth of cloth was taken after intruders cut through a partition. Police track suspects as two strangers in a New York limousine were observed and later disappeared.
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W. BE. Conner Company
Shorhi
Gulomobile
New York
Break-In at People's National Bank Brunswick Fails
An attempted bank robbery at the People's National Bank in Brunswick failed as nothing was secured. Suspect details are unclear with phrases suggesting amateur involvement and minor window damage, while the bank’s safe remained untouched. Local authorities investigate the incident.
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People’s’ National Bank
Brunswick
Knrebhera
Traveling Drug Store Relic of Other Days Exhibit
An old traveling drug store is on display at the People's Pharmacy on North Potemar street. The relic recalls 1850s practice when there were no drugstores and physicians issued no prescriptions. The chest is now in the possession of D. C. Aughinbaugh of the city.
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People’s Pharmacy
Potemar Street
Jacob Snively
D. C. Aughinbaugh
Last Concert By Band On Sunday At Uke M G A Auditorium
The Municipal Band will give its final winter concert Sunday afternoon March 29 at Uke M G A auditorium. Admission is free. The program includes a variety of selections and an Easter number with chimes adding a special effect.
Students See Movie Picture on Electricity
A readable fragment from a history page notes a group of students viewing an instructional film about electricity. The text references local high schools and mentors guiding the exploration of electrical concepts amid classroom discussion.
Trade Exhibition Seeks City Products Display
City manufacturers and producers of miscellaneous hardware and leather goods are urged to send articles to the International Trade Exhibition in New Orleans. The event, endorsed by Congress and merchants groups, plans to showcase world products and natural resources. Hagerstown, a key agricultural district, hosts many shops producing leather goods, shoes, hats, gloves, saddlery, textiles, pipes, organ work, and wood items.
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Ongerstown
International Trade Exhibition, Inc
New Orleans
Couitmerchtl
sAg Hagerstown Iy
Tideat
Two Stolen Cars Recovered In Local Police Action
Two of three Chevrolet models reported stolen were recovered. A coupe owned by Roland Garver, taken Monday on South Potomac Street, was found near Willow Lane. The car of Dana B. Ausherian, stolen Monday night on Frank in Blreeey between Potomac and Jonathan streets, was located on Virginia Avenue. Police continued search for a touring car owned by the King's Daughters, stolen Friday night in front of North Potomac Street’s Bion Reformed Church.
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Roland Garver
South Potomag Street
Willow Lane
Tute
Danas B. Ausheraian
Smithsburg
Atolen
Blreey
Potimiac
Jonathan Streets
Vinginia Avenis
Vollea Nre Sul
King's Daughters
Bion Reformed Church
North Potomac Atreet
Farm Bloc in Senate Ready for a Probe
A senate probe is sought into farm bloc concerns about foreign investments and American goods. Senators Ladd and others press for inquiry into farm machinery tobacco oil and other projects with firms tied to foreign interests and potential pricekeeping tactics. Food base event noted by Catholic Daughter sale at 038 Potomac St on March 28 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Intoreste
Rada
U. S
Sinator Ladd
Mepub- Hean
North Dakota
Garolina
Otter Projets
Flewan
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Thowett
Nebraska
Harreld
Oklihema
LaFollette
Wisconsin
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McNary
Oregon
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Nebraske
Pletcher
Florida
Kendrick
Wyoming
King
Utah
Mayfield
Texas
McKeller
Tenhansee
Sheppard
Wheeler
Montana
Demperals
Amariox
Potomac St
Underwriters Gather for Dinner and Election of Officers
The focal association of underwriters plans a dinner at 6:30 p.m. at the Women’s Club, followed by a meeting where officers will be elected and an address by the assistant president of the National Association. All life underwriters, affiliated or not with the local association, are invited.
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National Association
Rushing Road Work To New Water Intake
Completion of a macadam road from Hoffman farm to the lake point for Hagerstown's new water system on the Potomac above Williamport is expected within two weeks. The road is 1500 feet long with grading started two weeks ago. Bids for the water system open next Tuesday morning March 1 at 11. Albert Heard says the winning bidder must enter contract within ten days. The plant will supply about 10 million gallons daily, roughly double the current supply. Bridgeport pumping will not be used once the plant starts. Antietam Creek pumped water and Edgemond and Smithburg reservoirs will be kept in reserve.
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Hoffman Farm
Nlake
Hageratown
Potomac River
Williamaport
Albert Heard
Bridgeport
Antietam
Edgemond
Smithaburg
Help-cut noisy route aids Grover C Crilley illness
Notices posted on the Virginia avenue route request reducing noise for Grover C Crilley who lies critically ill with blood poisoning from a neck carbunle. Two physicians attend him as trucks and autos pass the road, the request aims for caution and minimal disturbance.
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Virginia Avenue
Berger Gives $300 Bond in Liquor Case
James O. Berger, called the worst bootlegger in Washington County, waived a hearing before U S Commissioner A R Hagner after his arrest at home near Grogantekle's Mill. He posted 50 bond to appear in Federal Court in Hallimora on April 15 to answer charges of manufacturing and possessing intoxicating liquor and related equipment. He displayed equipment and mash to officers and aided in destroying both whiskey and mash. Daniel Ifenson from Clearspring also faces appearance before Commissioner Magver. Both Berger and Hanson ward summoned on their own recognizance.
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James O. Barger
Washington County
United States
A. R. Hagner
Grogantekle’s
Ford
Treut
Chapman
Western
Maryland
Hallimora
Chapin
Nerger
Baltimore
Daniel Ifenson
Clearspring
Magver
Berger
Hanson Ward
Operated Upon for Appendicitis Patient Jacob Eicheberger Hospital
Jacob Eicheberger of 423 Sale Avenue was taken to the hospital where he underwent an appendectomy. Uo, the patient, received surgical treatment for appendicitis.
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Jacob Eicheberger
Stock Market Report and Local Quotations
New York markets show railroads, industrials, domestic bonds and foreign bonds all steady. Call money at 34 percent, irregular. copper unchanged, cotton firm. Local quotes from Hagerstown March 25 list wheat at 27 and county at 169.
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New York
Pajama-wearing man arrested at city dance hall
Philadelphia reports Fran cia Smith was taken into custody after being found in a dance hall in pajamas. He told police he often walked in his sleep but had never entered a public place before. He was discharged but warned to lock his bedroom door before retiring.
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Philadelphia
Francia Smith
Smith
Bergeant Fuchs
Wall Street
Hawan
Sherley Buys Crystal Dintox Room at Sheriff's Sale
C D Sherley purchased stock and fixtures of the Crystal Dintox Room at 22 South Potomac street in a sheriff at yesterday morning for 675 dollars. He plans to continue the business as a restaurant today.
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C. D
Sherley
South Potomac Street
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