State police orders allow rearrest to trigger federal action
Automile Commissioner Doughman issued orders limiting state police powers to enforce federal law. A sixth Armstrong order allows rearrest after state charges to enable Federal prosecutors to intervene. Officers are told not to search for evidence and not to hold cars post-disposition, but may rearrest to enable Federal case processing.
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Alexander Armstrong
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Retired Civil War Still Seized Near Martinsburg
Prohibition officers seized an 80 gallon copper still on the Joal Clipp farm near Martinsburg. The owner, long on the retired list, refused $100 for the equipment but yielded as possession of a still or parts is illegal. The old site was once frequented by Federal and Confederate soldiers during furloughs.
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Martinsburg
Goitre treatment claims advertised by home testimonials
A public notice lists individuals from Michigan claiming relief from goitre using Sorbelusdrupple. It promotes a home treatment with small bottles, ten minutes daily, and states no staining or interference with work. Contact Blew & Jicas drug store or Borbol Company in Mechanicsburg Ohio for details.
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Blew & Jicas
Borbol Company
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Hot Dizzy Feeling Atlanta Woman Credits Cardus Cure
Miss Alice Frances Young of Atlanta Georgia describes severe womanly weakness with back pain hot flashes dizziness and fainting. She credits Cardus as the first and only medicine to help and notes it as a remedy for related symptoms often seen in infertility and uterine disorders.
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Atlanta
Alice Frances Young
Alexander Street
Cardus
Pastor Densel Ready For Trial In Mann Act Case
Rev Cornelius F Densel former pastor of the First Netherlands Church Passaic N J faces trial on a Mann Act charge within weeks after disappearing with Miss Trina Hanenberg a church choir member The couple were found in Buffalo and Hanenberg testifies government expects her to recount their relations Densel 50 father of 10 says he will stand trial and seeks forgiveness The couple were expelled then reinstated on probation while a Holland bound replacement minister is sought.
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BR. J. Gibbons ePassaic
N. J
Cornelius IF. Densel
Densel
First Netherlands
Trina Hanenberg
Buffalo
Miss Hanenberg
Holland
Cornelius H. Densel
First Netherlands Church
Western Maryland Reports February Net Income After Charges
The Western Maryland railroad recorded total February income of 261367 dollars sufficient to cover fixed charges and leave 2148.75 dollars net income. Operating revenues totaled 1500823 dollars, up 525604 from prior figures while operating expenses rose to 1804867 dollars, 622485 more than four years ago. Transportation costs surged the most, exceeding four-year-ago levels by 273925 dollars.
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Western Maryland Railroad Company
Western Maryland
Principals In Preacher Trial Settlement Show Old Fashioned Courtroom Mood
In a quiet apart from the city, principals gather for a settlement as the Den sel case draws mixed feelingsamong 400 church members. Women in kirtles and white dresses fill the scene while Den sel remains secluded after his $5000 bond. Lawsuits for breach of promise and parental damages have been dropped and Mrs Densel supports her husband despite public sorrow.
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Holland
Densel
Smallpox Cases Reported at St Marys Industrial School
Six well defined smallpox cases were found among 600 boys at St Marys Industrial School prompting the city Health Department to impose strict SHORFESHEs on the institution. The first case was in the boys band, which recently toured Western Maryland to aid the school rebuilding fund. Dr Jones believes the infection was contracted in Westernport or Garrett County towns where the disease is epidemic.
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ST. Mary’s School
St. Mary's Industrial School
City Health Department
Maryland
Jones
Westernport
Garrett County
Attorney Blakely Ends Own Life Amid Illness
R Keesee Blakely a 25 year old attorney and former University of Virginia football star who led the U S kite balloon station in Brest during World War I shot himself at his Charlottesville home and died after being brought to University Hospital.
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R. Keesee Blakely
University of Virginia
U.S
Brest
France
University Hospital
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