Weather fears loom for bumper Washington county crops
The report warns only a freak can stop a record bumper crop as growers fear a repeat of the frost and cold that ruined summers in 1516 and 1816. Long past years are recalled with snow and sleet in May and frost every night in June, threatening fruit yields and vegetation across New England and nearby states.
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Maine
United States
Jamestown
Iowa
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U S Industry in Healthy Condition, NAM Reports
Industrial tailers from across the nation at the National Association of Manufacturers annual meeting heard President John S. Pilger report a healthy condition for industry. A 42 000 person survey shows wonderful prospects with production and wages rising. Europe’s peace and fair returns to makers are crucial for permanent U S prosperity.
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New York
National Association of Manufacturers
John S. Pilger
Europe
U. S
Edgerton
Y Officers to Visit Cumberland for Y Building Plan Review
Secretary C. E. Steele of the Y M C A and D. A. Stickel will visit Cumberland this week to review plans for a new Y building. Bids were rejected as too high and construction is postponed until fall. Steele will assess costs and Stickel serves on the State Committee.
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C. E. Steele
D. A. Stickel
Cumberland
C. A. Cumberland
Cumberland “Y
Steelehig
Stickell
Anonymous Letters to the Court and Petit Jury Names
The article lists individuals named as anonymous letter writers and Petit Jury members. It notes William Heiser as a key murder case before the inquest and mentions a Williamsport automobile accident involving Edward Y. Stickel, with many witnesses slated for Grand Jury appearance.
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Chas, Barnhart
Willam G. Roulette
Wiliam H. Coin Willient Logan
Clas
H. Spangler
William Heiser
Bernard Myers
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Williamsport
Edward Y. Stickel
Indictments Sought Against Northwestern Students in Fatal Crash
Northwestern University students face grand jury action on manslaughter charges in the April 27 auto crash that killed 17 year old Louis Aubere during a late night rush. State's Attorney Crowe announced the move to indict.
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Br Ewternational News Service
Ghicagg
Northwestern University
Louis Aubere
Btate
Crowe
Hotel register may reveal all bomb suspects
May 14 report from New York says detectives seek a hotel register wheel to track movements of Neale Lerner and others connected to the September 16, 1920 Wall Street explosion that killed 30. Lerner allegedly traveled to Russia with Big Bill Haywood and may have attended a hotel gathering before the blast. A separate fatal shooting near Morey Hospital is noted, with two watches and $100 found on the victim, and police implicate a band of armed men in the crime.
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York
Neale Lerner
Wall Street
Late News Bullets Reflect War, Marriage, and Local Notices
Scattered late news items include health updates on a public figure uncertain on surgery, personal identifications in a wartime death case, and an economic note on tariff changes. Local notices list marriage licenses, club meetings, ceremonial events, and a public remembrance, all within a provisional May 14 context.
Notice to Daily Mail Subscribers
Daily Mail subscribers should receive their paper by carders by 6 PM. If not delivered by then, phone the Circulation Department and we guarantee delivery up to 7 PM. Call Circulation Department 104, 105 or 106.
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Daily Mail
Funkstown Election Turmoil Sparks Legal Challenge
Petition alleges election law violations and improper notices. Judges of election accused of denying votes while new officials face resistance from Rohrer and supporters. Judge Wagaman orders defendants to show cause by May 27. Also notes a new addressograph machine in the County Agent's office and at home illness of Fred Sauders.
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Frank W. Smith
Paul Reynolds
Jot Bernoldy
Jacob Ptuher
Clyde Fisher
Rohrer
Fordlork
Naw
Wagaman
River recedes after flooding Pittsburgh homes and camps
The Allegheny River, at an 11 foot stage, drove families from homes and summer camps in Pittsburgh's lower North End and Manchester districts. Water began to pour into walls as tracks of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad remained covered for about a block while service continued.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny River
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Lower North Elde
Manchester
Pittsburgh
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Building Permits Report for Ttchard Newcomer and Bayh
Public Square interiors rev ealed for office work while Earl C Gibney files permits for 929 and 94L West Washington Street including a double brick house at 38338 total.
Stocks Rise as Steel and Oil Move Mixed in New York
New York May 14 moderate improvement noted in stock trading with steel and equipment shares firming while oils lag. The market end of day showed late strength and oils weaker as investors eyed demand and supply signals amid a cautious tone.
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International News
New York
Tmlity
Start Parley for Mexico’s Recognition Opens In Secret
The preliminary meeting between U S and Mexican commissioners in Mexico City discusses possible Washington recognition of the Obregon government. Key figures include John Barton Payne and Charles Berer Waren. Talks to be private, lasting five to six weeks, focusing mainly on economic issues.
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Mexico City
United States
Obregon
Washington
AML
John Barton Payne
Interior
Charles Berer Waren
Detroit
Deaths Samantha Bonebrake in Waynesboro area
Mrs. Samantha J. Bonebrake of Hagerstown died Friday evening at her brother D. S. Heefner’s home in Waynesboro at age 76 from heart disease. Survived by several stepchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Cearfoys 322 Mitchell Avenue with Rev. Dr C. C. Clover officiating. Interment in Love Cemetery.
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Hagerstown
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Waynesboro
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George Bonebrake
Luther Bonebroke
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