Prohibition Agents to Face Trial in District Court
District Attorney announces that Robert R. and Richard Argenvine and others will stand trial in the United States District Court on charges arising from a raid. Warrants have been issued for the former agents who aided the operation, with details to be provided by Commissioner Supplee. The case centers on actions taken during the raid and the subsequent investigations in Washington.
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Robert
United “Ten Court
G Argenvine
Richard
Frank Ales
E. Meyer
Supp
Washington
Baltimore charges loom over diverter case at half
The report says the Diverter of Columble authorities have finished with charges and the trial moves toward Washington where bail was set at 5000 dollars. Accused men cannot obtain their Wherry pending trial while Commissioner Supples may face conspiracy charges for misrepresenting themselves and detaining Lutz family members. Prof. Jyanus Scheffer mourns the death of his eldest sister in Germany, aged 82, widow of a Lutheran minister, leaving him the eldest surviving family member and the only sibling still in contact with the old country.
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Columble
Washington
Supples
Lutz
Jyanus Scheffer
Germany
Uife
Scheffer
Old Country
Liefliter
Tantac claims aid Hartleb relief and recovery tale
A Baltimore woman Mrs F Hartleb credits Tantac with restoring her health after severe fatigue and insomnia. She notes improved sleep appetite and strength and says her son also gained weight after taking Tantac. The ad cites widespread relief from nervousness indigestion and general debility. Another notice reports Mrs. Join D Kanaen’s Harrisburg trip for a Pennsylvania Railroad women’s meeting with speaker Glishe Lee praising the group’s work.
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Court rules in favor for Mrs MeIntire-Weaver case
In Berkeley Springs on May 13 Judge J M Wooda of the Morgan Jefferson circuit court awarded a local woman lawyer Mrs G MeIntire-Weaver against HO OW Bayet former prosecuting attorney and S Buzerd owner and editor over an article calling her an obnoxious nuisance The action centers on defamatory statements in print and the court determined damages or remedy as appropriate under state law.
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Berkeley Springs
W.a
J. M. Wooda
Morgan- Jefféreon Circuit Court
G. MeIntire-Weaver
Aorte
HO OW. Bayet
Allergey
Buzerd
Myre
Four named defendants give bond in grand jury case
Four defendants including Stevens Emerson Hager and George Matitz gave bond for their appearances in court after indictments by the grand jury. Schlotterbeck and Stevens faced non support charges while Hager was charged with bastardy and Wabts with larceny. The sheriff had ten or more indictments to return.
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Hany
Stevens
Emerson Hager
George Matitz
Grand Fury
Fragmentary ad text from old stores and phrases
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California Tig Syrup Ad Promotes Infant Laxative
An old advertisement touts California Tiger Syrup as a gentle laxative for babies and children, claiming it clears stomach gases, bile, and indigestion without harsh drugs. It emphasizes wide mother approval, pleasant taste, and explicit dosing directions for various ages.
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Greencastle Daily Budget notices and local incidents
A Greencastle page reports on community events and incidents including library sale proceeds of 104.40, a missionary society meeting at the Presbyterian church, a local car purchase, and a sidewalk improvement project. Also noted are a death in Charleston mentioned by Mrs. Lester ina, injuries to Leonard Swain from a ladder incident in Sharsburg, a missing boy Lee Binkley, and building permit filings for a fence bungalow and a frame house on Maryland avenue.
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Ming
Rist Baithnore
South' Waghington Streets
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Ina
Conrew
Anna Dobbin
Charleston
8. C
Doubin
Greencastle
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Tadtry
Toanber
Leonard Swain
Sharnsburg
EB. M. Garrate
Unsafe At-Home Hair Removal Promises Cautionary Advice
A dubious advertorial describes purported painless methods to remove hairy growths using delatone powder and household remedies. The text warns of skin irritation and the potential for damage, noting that sensitive skin and close contact with the face may cause harm and recommending safer professional approaches.
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Hale
Supreme Court voids Child Labor Law ruling
A May Supreme Court decision declared the Child Labor Law unconstitutional. The opinion, submitted by Chief Justice, suggests the tax on earnings of child laborers and the broader regulation powers were misused, limiting Congress and signaling caution for future labor protections. The ruling leaves existing statutory gaps for addressing child labor and related concerns.
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Supreme Court
United States
Percona
Justis” Clarke
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States
Dan Ploud
Coast Artillery and Air Service Reserve Officers Camp Dates
The Coast Artillery officers of Fixed Mobile and Anti Aircraft units of the Organized Reserve and Air Service Reserve officers may be ordered to attend a camp at Fort Monroe from July 2 to 6. Langley Field Virginia joins the schedule with the same dates. Commanding officers of the Coast Artillery Hilary Training Center and Langley oversee the arrangements.
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Department
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Dnd
Langley
Field
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Cossk
Motor officer hurt in crash on Mountain road
A motor officer named Busch of the State Constabulary was injured when his motorcycle veered off the auto state road near Greenridge Mountain. He was thrown from the bike and sustained injuries as a result of the collision, with bystanders rendering aid at the scene.
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Busch
Constantary
Gal Greenridge
aDcock
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An unclear excerpt describes cryptic lines and faint references to a group or event. Names and details are largely illegible, with possible mentions of people and places obscured by misread characters. The fragment suggests a list or caption but lacks coherent facts to identify a clear incident or outcome.
Muldiied coconut-oil shampoo for clean hair and scalp
An advertisement extols a coconut oil shampoo as the best for steady cleansing. It claims it removes dirt and dandruff, leaves the scalp soft and hair silky, and produces rich creamy lather. The product is said to be inexpensive and available at pharmacies, with a caution to ensure the pharmacist dispenses the genuine Molsiged version.
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Eny
Rinso soap market pitch urges thorough rinsing
An old advertising passage extols Rinso soap for complete dissolution and easy rinsing. It claims Rinso prevents soap particles from yellowing fabrics and removes dirt with less rubbing, while noting Rinso is replacing traditional bar soap in family wash.
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