State collects $222000 from race tracks in season
The article states Tegat expects about 225000 from spring racing totals with a 6000 tax per racing day across 87 days yielding 222000 to the State. It notes an additional 16 percent of net profits at year end will be added, and Pimlicg will also pay a 4000 tax to Baltimore county.
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Tegat
Biate
Pimlicg
Baltimore County
Bond Renewed for Railroad Officers in Maryland Case
Pentz Saylor Edward Bhat and Edward Chapman posted bond of 1500 each after grand jury indictments linked to a shooting at the Elizabeth Street cemetery of the Western Maryland. Morris Krystal also indicted for intoxication charges and posted bond. A separate item notes a humorous schoolhouse debate endorsing dishrag over broom. An advertisement promotes Leonhardt’s hemorrhoid remedy at local drug stores.
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Pentz Saylor
Edward Bhat
Edward Chapman
Elzabeth Street
Maryland
Saylor
Ian
Shaffere
Ws Baull
Jill
Morris Krystal
Totcony
Haquor
Broom
Winchester
Van
Meytdonee
Hownd Hill
Injunction Granted Against Labor Group in West Virginia Rail Case
In Wheeling on May 11 1923 the court granted a preliminary injunction against the Association of Machinists and multiple unions and their agents restraining them from interfering with the Western Maryland Railway Companys trains and property. The order bars picketing near shops yards stations and facilities and forbids crowding or threatening workers while allowing peaceful information transmission. Bond set at 10000 with Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland as surety.
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United States OF America
West Virginia
Didavita
Association of Machinists
Biking Lodge
International Association of, Machiniers, Et
Lee Pingley
Frank Sottla
Frank Sefie
Fefendanta Ag
Sgsacia Hane
International Association of Machinists
Lone Trea
Elking
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Helpers of America
Hikina
In National
Brsikerleud
Jack Tha
Drop’ Fagers and Helpers
Cmberland
Almagated -Bueet Metal Workers Ational Alliance
International
Ivather- 4
Eléctric
Tygarts Valley
Erbood
Rainosw
Taerbood
Malnter
Iinployees and
Railway Lsborers
Federated Shop Cratte Oz
W. W. Stalnaker
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Coss
W. PD
Thomas Leighty
McAleer
CG. L. Carkey
George Ie
Harriaon Carr
Samuel
Luther Rexrede
L. Opal
Stine
Jock McAleer
N. E
G. Varthettia
D. Antaline
W. Maleotea
G. B. Ziler
L. Dayton
Day
G. W. Day
Gay Asray
Pi. F Jounson
Henry
J) Byraz
Claude
Frank
W. N
D. Claudo
John Lagan
Hughly
Paul Wit
Muser
Seeger
Hinchman
Loman
Kildow
eBrding
Buffler
Bamouron
Rad Ot
Iephair
Martin
O'Bonnell
Walter
We Polliz
Chenoweth
Howell
Dale Leary
A. A. Nine
Macamber
H. B. Palhott
P. 1
Lanta
W. A. Slaven
Grover CG. Fangler
D. B. Shaffer
Ako Statord
James Dice
Timothy Gilmore
Wyo
PB. Pritt
Owen Fansler
Wilard Pritt
Burley Smith
Iniglan G. Beck
omMoers
Ferventa
Activa
Associatione Uulobe
United States
Ite
Algo
Javy
Ite Prentices
Ridgelay
Maryland Junction
Thomas, Wikins
Railway Company
Gallway Companyy
Tooma
Gheda
Cald
eVary Road
Lsbor
A. M. Cunningham
Forthen
Ubi
Complalogut
Fidelity & Deposit Company of
Mary
Wheeling
Edin
W. T. Bashr
Ates OF
America
Whstrict
Gaifman
United States District Court
West 5
Youth Struck by Auto Injures Local Boy Jack Stevens
Jack Stevens son of Mr and Mrs George Stevens eight North Potomac street sustained a concussion after being struck by an automobile in front of McCurdell Bros store Saturday shortly after 3 30 pm. He was treated at Dr Bender's office then transported to Washington County Hospital where doctors reported brain concussion but expect improvement. He returned home Sunday morning with conditions described as not yet entirely out of danger. Harry Schlotterbeck indicted on war support charges and arrested by Deputy Thuxston remains in jail in July awaiting action of the criminal court.
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Jack Stevens
George Stevens
North Police
McCurdell Bros
North Potomac
Bender
Washington County
Youg Stevens
Helg
Harry Rahlotterbeck
Thuxston
Bull
Criminal Court
Schlotterbeck
Isto
Harrigburg
Tanlac credited for relief of stomach troubles in Baltimore widow
Mrs. J. Soper of 1635 West Lunvale Street testifies Tanlac cured her long running stomach disorder after six weeks of pain and weakness. She says best results came quickly, restoring appetite sleep and energy and claims the medicine revitalized her nerves and overall health. Tanlac is sold in Hagerstown by local druggists.
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Baltimore
Aga Raautt
Tome
Mre. J. Soper
West Lunvale
Etrest
Tate
Ikea
Tanlac
Moonshine Raid In Mountain Gorge Leads To Arrests
Sheriff and deputies raided a still camp in Haracloe Mountain near Luzay 10 miles away after watching from a high vantage. Two boys Lloyd and McKinney Buracker aged 18 and 14 reported men John Syuis Ira Buracker and a 20 year old Miss Ruth Buracker operating the still. The youths fled as officers converged, while the operators escaped down a rough gorge.
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Luray
Hracloye Mountain
Sherif
Lacan
Mountaion
Luzay
Weveral Viva
Wall
Mads Au
Lloyd
McKinney Buracker
John Syuis
Ira Buracker
Ruth Buracker
Bolton
Scholarships Offered to Colleges for Boy Scout Work
Torquah County Agent Stariey Day announces aphotateships to state colleges for work by members of the boye and airia clubs. The Baltimore and Obie Taliroig Company, with the Railroad, in cooperation with the Agricultural Extension Service, travel the territory. County organizations may apply. Enrollment and qualification details available from the county agent at the courthouse office.
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Torquah
Stariey J. Day
Baltimore and Obie Taliroig
Boye and
Airia
Imag
Railroad Company 14
Caurthonsa
Still Operation Reported Amid Turbulent Secrets
A partially legible wartime note describes a large apple-butter kettle still with a barrel-cap, welded iron frame, and clay mortar. Officers observed a purported “doublive” setup while a hidden worm and log-tub apparatus appeared central to the illicit operation.
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Dhay
Transport chaos as trains diverted through multiple cities
Fragmented OCR text describes travel disruption with trains routed via New York, Philadelphia, Reading, and Norfolk. Mentions Bow Tork and Larsy in a garbled way, unclear event, and multiple regions like Western Maryland. Details are unintelligible but indicate widespread delays and detours involving coaches and routes.
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Bow Tork
Larsy, Ya
New
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