Cave Man Up On Senator Flays Wife Charges
A sensational court report describes Jet. White, Wayne-born defender, in a divorce era scene. His wife’s alleged infidelities and social lifestyle are protested as he swears to peacable conduct before Judge Gillan in Chamberg burg. Testimony recounts housekeeping duties and child care amid marital strife as witnesses discuss alleged relationships and premature deaths. Washington coverage notes Senate quorum maneuvers as tariff debate stalls with absences prompting sergeant-at-arms rounds.
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Jet. Witeon
Ira
Wilson
Beuther
Washington
Hull
Jec Aopen
King
Utah
MecKellar
Tennessee
Senate
Abatois
Smoot
Ula
Ebsenteaa
Harrison
Wittman
Democrat
Nevada
Betang Ag
W. M. Case Ends with 125 Witnesses Testified
In the hearing on the temporary restraining order against striking employees by the Western Maryland Railway Co, Judge Baker of Tikina completed testimony after over 125 witnesses, with both sides to file briefs by next Monday. Decision expected by May 10. Several defendants were summoned from Ridgeley to testify on alleged acts of loyalty by strikers. Also reported: two auto accidents near Wayne Heights left Roy H. Myars with injuries and Anderson Warner shaken but unharmed.
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Western’ Maryland Railway Company
Ridgeley
Baker
Deaths in Gapland and nearby towns create somber news
Local obituaries report Helen RichLerit Brown aged 22 of Gapland died at home, with funeral at St Luka's Episcopal Church Brownesville. Mayre, infant daughter of Luther and Mrs Wiles, dies at home on North Mule Street with service planned. Meredith, 77, of Shadnelia rd, dies after illness, funeral Wednesday. Several siblings and spouses named, with interments in Lutheran and local cemeteries.
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Helen RichLerit
Br .Brown
R. 8. Brown
Gapland
Shela
Detroit
Mich
Cumberland
Frostburg
St Luka's Episcopal Church
Browesville
Tois Mayre
Luther Wiles
Muleharry Street
J. Edward Harma
Ralph
Tage
Littlestown
Wii
Miriam
Mirne
Lutheran
Middletown
Frank
Meredith
Ile
Sanjuck
Lounsbord
Hintas
C. N. Jarrett
Wankinggon
B.C
Tne Jwvinead
Caiiatery
Two Children Run Down By An Auto Man Held In $1,900
Frederick May 2 Two children Dorothy and Clyde Leubart aged 7 and 9 were struck by a motor car at Buckeystown. Both suffered fractures a leg and other injuries while the girl was unconscious but improving. The driver Xu Win W Garrett Jr 17 was held in 4000 bond for further hearing.
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Frederick
Dorothy
Clyde Leubart
Sn Putomobile
Buckeystown
Mia
George Dixon
Sodie
Xuwin W. Garrett, Jr
Lereburs
Garrett
Release Horse From Wire Fence In Humane Demonstration
Sunday residents of this city conducted a humane treatment demonstration after discovering a black horse named Hind entrapped by wire barb fencing along Sharpsburg Pike. Mr and Mrs Hatty D Burger found the animal in pain and, with help from Spyder and B J Boswell and others, used wire cutters to free the horse.
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Thla
Sharpsburg Pike
Hatty D. Burger
Sharpsburg
Kity
Maryland Classis Met Last Night in Brunswick
The Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church met last night in Brunswick with about 60 pastors and delegates present. Opening sermon by retiring president Rev. Heari. L. G. Kistter. Mayor Edward O. Shater welcomed delegates. Rev. Belmar elected as new president. Officials to be elected today. session focuses on officer elections, committees, and reports.
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Maryland
Stasgta
Reformed Church
Edward 0. Shater
Belmar
Cassia
Reformed Churches
District of Columbia
Suburban Day Weather Report Prompts Mixed Reactions
Reports from Marchauta Maraing describe fine weather today for Suburban Day hosted by Th Hagerstown. Bays in Suburban areas faced disagreeable conditions and tearful crowds contesting a repetition of prior patterns.
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Hagerstown
Marchauta Tia Maraing
Four Negroes Arrested after Beaver Creek Altercation
Deputies arrest Windelo Barnes Frank Robinson and Harry Dain after a quarrel on Beaver Creek Pike. Alicia Carter stabbed Barnes and escaped in a stolen car found abandoned on a country road between Grainsburg and Eugéniente. Barnes received medical care. other suspects pursued toward Hagerstown.
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Sheriff'o
Beaver Creek
Magiitrate
Haini
Phair
Windelo Barnes
Frank Robinson
Harry Dain
Alicia Carter
Barnes
Grainsburg
Eugéniente Na
Carter
Mign Edith M
Pickler
Hagers
Foot
Sheritf
Fred
Denuttas Crampton
Deots
Kaylor
Maryland Daughters of Confederacy Funds for Needy Students
The Maryland Division United Daughters of the Confederacy plans a memorial fund to aid Confederate descendants pursuing studies. After discussions with Johns Hopkins Medical School and the University of Maryland faculties, they deem a stone monument less valuable than supporting needy students. Officials include President Mary G. Bright and others, aiming to benefit communities through education and service.
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Confederacy of ‘Maryland
Maryland
The
Johns
Iopkins Medical School
University of Maryland
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mlay
G. G. Bright
Mra. J. Addison Cooke
rMa
Jackson Brandt
George Arnold
Frick
Henry S. Weat
Franklin P. Canby
Henry Kyd Douglas
Hagerstown
House Passes Bill To Aid State Highways Funding
Washington May 1 The House approved the Federal Aid Roads bill to fund highway construction across the United States over two years. It authorizes 65 million dollars for 1923 and 75 million for 1924, with Maryland roughly receiving 655 thousand in the first year and about 350 thousand the next. The measure sets per mile caps of 12 500 dollars for state work and 20 000 dollars for federal participation in the following year.
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Washington
House
Maryland
United States
Federal’ Treasury
Senate
Governor Ritchie to stay week in Atlantic City
Wednesday reports indicate Governor Ritchie will remain in Atlantic City for a week. He plans to address immediate legislative business and has postponed other matters until June, with possible appointment to the State Beach Commission amid ongoing state politics.
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Atlantic City
Ritchie
Atlantic
Annapolis
State Rach Commission
Jeryle Byunnar
Marriage Licenses and Notices in Antietam District
Marriage licenses issued to Emenkel Snowbarger Inggels Cemipbell Shipe and Salt. notices warn debt and wills dealings at Antietam Linneh Hoon. Kanorargo ulus presides as official point of contact this week.
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Emenkel Snowbarger
Inggels
Cstrie
Antietam
Kanokuropulos
Cuo
Kanorargolulos
Charges for auditorium use outlined in brief notice
The article lists proposed charges for various parts of the auditorium for different meeting times. Front auditorium and gallery would be 98.00 for afternoon meetings and 8.00 for evening, dining room back 2.00, operator and moving picture machine 6.00, large educational room 3.00, small educational room 2.00, with 1 percent of gross receipts when a benefit is involved.
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Adminster
Bensfita
Ground Breaking For Odd Fellows Home Planned
Ground will be broken in June for the Odd Fellows Home to be built on a handsome site beyond the northern Huftta of Frederick. A 26 member committee will oversee construction with John P. Sponte and William A. Jamey among leaders. The administration building will be 80 feet front, with two equal 80 foot wings, hospital facilities, and separate wings for orphans and elderly members. About $135,000 is ready and $15,000 more spent on linseed oil land improvements, with plans for the rest of the campaign to raise funds for completion. The project includes lawn, drives, an orchard, and rear cultivation space, with wide state support and equipment offers from rebels and encampment members alike. Ground breaking marks a notable occasion.
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Odd Fellows
Frederick
Orphana
John P. Sponte
Willian A. Jamey
Thaly
Ériog
H. Dorsey Etchison
Inian
Honor students named at Surrey High School awards
The Surrey High School senior class announced honors led by Mine Mary White and John Kieffer as top graduates. Evelyn Ditto won second honors in academics, with Jondie Mandel leading commercial studies. Second honors for other pupils were split between John Wagaman and Milburn Reed. Dr J Spaviard Harme invited to preach at the commencement May 28. junior exercises set for June 2.
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Mary White
George White
Uigh
Broadway Hixit
John Kieffer
John B. Kieffer
Surrey
Bill White
Kieffer
Evelyn Ditto
Hertizn Stouffer
Dr. J. Spaviard Harme
Claus
Detea
Hoy Ampley Secures Loans For Willamsport Eatery
Hoy Ampley obtained loans enabling a new restaurant in Willamsport. Mrs Elsache Bender plans to open a grocery at 112 Ray Street under local business venture plans.
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Hoy Ampley
Willamsport
Elsache Bender
En Brocery
Ray Street
Exhibition at Willi amport High School May 3
Art exhibition at Willliamport High School on May 3 features 200 masterpieces with admission 26 cents and refreshments free.
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Williiamaport High School
Mey 3 Ex Ibie
Agy
Card of Thanks for George C. Lafevere Family
The notice expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of husband and father. Signed by Mrs George C. Lafevere and children.
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George C. Lafever
Dad Children
Priews Given Daily by Federal Miead Refrigeration Co
Grain prices listed including flour oats standard middlings red dog middlings corn meal chick feed and beet scraps. Various feeds and meal prices shown per barrel per bushel per cwt with mixed spellings and unclear units.
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Federal
Mi Ead Refrigeration Co
Cara
Rummage Sale at Preodytority Church May 4
Rummage sale to be held in the rective Room of the Preodytority Church all day Thursday May 4 starting at 9 o clock. Each item described as Golden Quint Shampoo Ady and DGLLNEES disappeare.
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Preodytority Church
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Anderson Warner
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Summit
W. F. McLaughin
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Henry Hiser
O'Eldek
Sura Tay
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Brunsiwick
Shoe Town
Liyan
Mes
Felicia Carter
Edgemont
Osbergs
Daughters OF Confederacy
Foley
Stephen Latyis
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Betius
Coticnra
Talowni
Barayla
Reyne i
B. Nouglas Davis
Rerryg Olasse
W. Iétomnc Terest
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Woodman Circle
Junior Fire Hall
Beau
Washington Street
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Anderson. CO
Fabrica
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Hareratows, Md
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