DRY LEADER'S WIFE TO LOSE HER EYESIGHT
Belleville TL May 26 Mrs Glen Young wife of the rag raid er was fired upon Friday evening near Okanville receiving a buckshot wound in the face and has lost sight of her right eye with danger to the left. Dr G H Starkel to attend the Youngs. S Glenn Young is reported improving apart from concern for his wife's sight. Premium lists for County Fair livestock vegetables and horticulture to be issued to the Fair Board. Doped cherries found in ice cream by state Bureau of Food and Chemistry. sulfur dioxide used for preservation. Subscriptions opened for stock of Jefferson Hotel Company to take over the Jefferson Hotel of Charles Town.
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Belleville
Glen Young
Willianson
Okanville
G.H. Starkel
Youngs
Pennsy Ine
Bureau of Food and Chemistry
Jefferson Hotel Company
Jefferson Hotel
Charles Town
Weather Synopsis For The Nation May 26
Weather over the United States shows showers and possible thunderstorms tonight into Tuesday across many regions. The South Atlantic states expect variable winds and fair to partly cloudy conditions along the coast. East Gulf area will have fresh southeast winds and squalls with showers likely tonight into Tuesday.
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Washington
Tennessee
South Atlantic
East Gulf
Death of Jacob Domer in Burnsidly Bridge area
Jacob Domer 67 of Burnsidly Bridge died reportedly from heart trouble after taking digitalis. Sheriff Duffey found no substantive evidence of foul play. two physicians delayed the death certificate. Born in Sharmburg district, he resided in Washington county all his life. Survived by widow Sally and brothers and sisters in Shepherdstown Greensburg Duffield Roxbury Keedysville Raleigh Sharpsburg and Wayneburg. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at Sharpstown Lutheran church with Rev. A. A. Kerlin. interment Mountain View cemetery.
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Duffey
Jacob Domer
Burnsidly Bridge
Domer
Dower
Mr. Dower
Sharmburg
Washington County
Sally Domer
John H
Shepherdstown
Annie E. Davidson
Greensburg
Mary 0. Miller
Duffield
W. Va
George W. Dornier
Roxbury
Edward K
Frank M
Wifes Defense Of Her Husband In Court
The article covers a divorce trial with cross examination over alibis and timing, listing attorney names and a jury verdict. It also notes a guilty finding for Wyncoop Shipley and Claude Cline in an assault case against Samuel Shank in Downaville. Marriage licenses are listed for several couples. A bridge reconstruction project at Harper’s Ferry is noted along with an upcoming archery department at Spanglers store.
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Milwaukee
Flock
Wlook
Alex, Armstrong
Howard P. Hartmun
Walter B. Baker
Wyncoop Shipley
Samuel Shank
Downaville
Claude Cline
Trolley Service Adjusted For Street Re paving In Hagerstown
Notice from May 26 1924 reports re paving on Jonathan Street and Summit Avenue affecting trolley runs. Frederick line will operate from Public Square via South Potomac Street on current schedule 38. Williamsport and City Limits line moves from Dagmar Hotel with passengers boarding and alighting at that point.
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Hagerstown
Jonathan Street
Summit Avenue
Frederick
Public Square
Potomac Street
Williamsport
City Limits
Dagmar Hotel
Hagerstown & Frederick Railway
Residents to answer 4000 property assessment questionnaires
Four thousand questionnaires are being mailed to property owners by the Board of County Commissioners to revise and correct county and state tax assessments. The notices cover new property, automobiles, and other untaxed items. Penalties apply for failing to render a full personal property account. A club meeting and club activities are announced. Building permits list kitchen and chicken house projects and a garage removal. Mrs. Hite of Cumberland visits relatives here.
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The
Board of County Commissioners
Jap Exclusion Bill Is Signed
A speech on the immigration bill emphasizes that the exclusion measure does not alter friendly sentiment toward Japanese people. The speaker notes Japan’s voluntary efforts to curb labor emigration and argues for a comprehensive act to replace the 1921 quota law, stressing prompt administration to avoid confusion.
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Congress
Dit
Trannt
Suamen
Ial
Religiouh
Utose
Seletly
Japan
United States
Deaths Mrs Alice Lefever dies in York at home
Mrs. Alice J Lefever widow of David Lefever died Saturday at her son Calvins York home of dropsy and heart disease aged 90 years ill for some time born Miss Notkirk in this county husband died in the city about a year ago survived by two daughters Gertrude Graff and Sal and a son Calvin all of York and a later Mrs Josephine Needy Hayatts Kla county Funeral Tuesday at 10 from Broadfording Church burial in the cemetery adjoining
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Alice J. Lefever
David Lefever
Calvin Lefever
York
Lefever
Notkirk
Gertrude Graff
Sal
Calvin
Josephine Needy
Hayatt's
Kla County
Broadfording Church
Tha
Playground plan eyed for East End by city leaders
Public play area proposed to serve children, with baseball diamonds planned on the Sewer farm. Lyman H. Reamer to present the recommendation to the Mayor and Council. Prominent citizens back the project as fences on nearby grounds are damaged by trespassers seeking access to fields.
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Lyman H. Reamer
Great For Rheumatism She Declares
Mrs. Thompson of Durham reports relief from rheumatism after using Treco. She says pain, dizziness, and stomach troubles eased, bowels regularized, and she can move without joint pain. The advertisement promotes Crece as a multi‑root remedy, claims blood purification, and lists druggists carrying Breco and Treco locally.
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Ngtare
Arguments Soon On Shockey Case Murder Trial
Arguments in the motion for a serial of Samuel Shockey, found guilty of murder for the slaying of his brother Jacob Shockey in the mountains near Beartown last March, will be heard on Wednesday.
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Samuel Shockey
Jacob Shockey
Beartown
New York Produce Markets Report May 26 Prices Listed
New York markets show wheat futures strong with several contracts up to 109. Corn and oats hold steady with no. 2 yellow and white values noted. Live poultry prices cited for turkeys ducks and fowls, butter and eggs show modest variation, milk price listed at 1.86 per 100 pounds.
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New York
Lf N.Y
Hira
Stock Market Notes and Grain Opening Reports
Stock markets in New York show no major features with small gains on a few industrials. Railroads and certain high grade issues attract investors while deflcits and pool operations dampen broader enthusiasm. Wheat and corn opened with mixed moves in Chicago, with specified May and Sept positions listed for futures contracts.
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New York
Fromt
Uke
Caldwin
Studshaker
American Can
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Milwaukee
Ang
Paul
Local Market Prices and Commodities Report
Prices paid by C. M. Horst on May 26 list wheat and corn futures, middlings and malt percentages, dairy price, and sugared Schumacher ser terms. The fragment references Hawerslowss and PBC Hier with unclear entries and several garbled names, indicating a dated agricultural price column with mixed commodities and percentages.
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C. M. Horst Hawerslowss
Oath
PBC
Schumacher
New Subscribers Announced by The Daily Man
The Daily Man reports 28 new subscribers including Mrs. L. Chatkin of Chicago and I. E. Brown from Williamsport Maryland Route 1, highlighting growth of its reader base.
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Daily Man
Haperatown
The
Bounty
Railway wage talks to be held at Cumberland and Elkine
Phases of the railway wage matter will be discussed at Cumberland on Thursday evening and Friday morning while a meeting at El kine will gather sentiment from Western Maryland system workers. Leaders include W W Sullivan, W I Chaney, W Jones and J M Buskirk, with grand officers present from Baltimore. Negotiations said to be friendly as they review seven other railroads’ agreements. A school record note highlights Miss Katherine L Kaylor, senior daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Kaydor, who has missed no hall days in fourteen years.
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Cumberland
Elkine
Maryland
W. W. Sullivan
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
W. I. Chaney
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. ©. Jones
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineries and Firemen
J. M. Buskirk
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
Baltimore
New York Central
Katherine L. Kaylor
Kaylor
Edward Kaydor
Mulberry Avenue
Delaware Eagle Flies Away With Pig
In Woodland Delaware on May 26 farmers report a large eagle abducting a pig and a week-old pig belonging to Edwin Mainney. A nesting eagle with two eaglets was found by Rodney Gordy but the mother returned to hide the young, and the nest has since disappeared. Eagles are very rare in the area.
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Woodland
Del
Furmere
Edwin Mainey
Rodney Gordy
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Philadelphia
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Indianapolis
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Durham
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Delaware
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Ringes and Gates Contracting
Applingcen
Jonathan ST
Maryland Garden
D. M. Summers & Sons
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W. A. Hopkins
Colonial Theatre Blog
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Ir Nee Aoe
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