Weller Revolt Delays Armstrong Gubernatorial Bid
Baltimore reports show Weller faction contending with Jackson Lowndes for control of the City Central Committee as Armstrong delays his gubernatorial bid. The Weller camp pushes Armstrong while Weller aims to oust Jackson-Lowndes, widening intra party tensions across Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Armtrong
Baltimore
Jackson-Lowndes
Weller
Thn
Baltimore City
Armstrong
Lana Aay
Jackson
Warest
Garcelt
Whnsell
Ns’ Jue
Tail Mtd
Frederick
Adl Weller
Armbhong
Amstruig
French Lend Aid To Reds Continues Across the Front
In a chaotic dispatch the paper claims French lend-lease aid and police coordination with Soviet forces amid reports of a Solshevist plot. French troops are accused of backing violence as Germans lament a shift of military support and towns face upheaval with torching and looting. Building permits note local home renovations including a fireproof roof and garage enlargement.
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Moscow
Thanies
Farest
Allalaatronosts
Gernineffielus
French Muibilettem
Rei Fiordes
No Decision in Sallow Case Continues Tonight
The hearing on the Sallow case resumed with the defense challenging key affidavits and statements from witnesses. State witnesses described alibis and possible motives linked to prior fires, while defense attorneys urged reasonable doubt and requested a retrial as spectators filled the courtroom. An early ruling on the retrial is anticipated, with attention on Stouffer and Murphy testimonies. Meanwhile a birth notices announces a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs William H Paylor in Stoute 3 at Washington County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallow
Stouler
Ottive Equipment Company
Fuhling
Joseph Murphy
Buute
D. Angle Weillinger
Frank
Stouffer
Stonefer
A. Rosenberg
Prince
Wollinger
Work
Murphy's
Murphy
Saungs Sallow
Bulldfg
Charlton
Wee
Onder
Streams
Wo Art
Cleveland Grice
William H. Paylor
Stoute
Washington County Hospital
State and U S Hatch Fish in Maryland Accord
Negotiations between the United States Fisheries Bureau and the State Conservation Commission have成立 a deal granting Maryland half the output of a large new hatchery near Collure Par. The state will receive half the fish and distribute them free to its ponds, while government fish will be supplied to Maryland. The project covers seventy acres with sixteen ponds, three existing hatcheries in Druid Hill Park Baltimore Lewistown and Oaktand Garrett, and aims to dramatically raise output to millions yearly. Government trucks will transport fish to designated ponds as chosen by the Conservation Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Fisheries Bureau
State Conservation Compiasion
Collure
Maryland
Itig
Congress
The
Conservation Commission
Druid Hill Park
Baltimore Lewistown
Frederiele County
Oaktand
Garrett County
Ju Ig
Ue Conservation Commission
Deaths and funerals in Washington county communities
Obituaries and funeral notices from Washington county. Joseph Hershberger aged 84 dies at Rockdale after four months illness. longtime justice of the peace, former Williamsport resident. Surviving children include Mrs J Clinton Krider Wayne sboro and John Hershberger Frederick among others. Waller Howard dies in Geneva New York. related to local Hurds. Mrs Charles Dayatt dies in Frederick aged 84 after yearlong illness. Funeral today for Juan Fitzhugh Hagerstown’s only colored Democrat and Civil War body servant to Dr Mason. Interments with military honors.
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Joseph
Hershberger
Washington County
Rockdale
Williamsport
Church of God
Broadfording
A. R
J. Clinton Krider
Waynesboro
Myra
Jobi K. Vinson
Asbestos
Johm Hershberger
Frederick
Lewia
Smithsburg
York
James B. Rhodes
Rock
Missouri
Murray
Parsons
Kansas
Luale
Fonerat Sunray
Flak
Juan Pitshugh
Hagerstown
Howe
Fitzhugh
Iata
Mason
In Memoriam Hines Io and Tut Loving Remem
Fragmentary obituary honoring a baby named Elendard Imimea who died suddenly two years ago on May 27 1921. The text repeats affectionate phrases from parents Adye My Bow and Airs Bow Umea and speaks of a heavenly barledar and eternal love from mother and father.
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Hines
Elendard Imimea
Yellia
Anil
Aniny
Patte Plory
Umea
Rebekahs Visit Frederick Lodge In Honor Banquet
Members of Golden Awe Rebekah Lodge and the Rebelah Assembly President Minnie McClane with officers traveled by motor bus to Samaritan Hebekah Lodge in Frederick. After a class initiation, visitors were entertained at a banquet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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Golden Awe Mhebekah Lodge
Rebelah Assembly
Minnie McClane
Winger Draper
Samaritan Hebekat Lodge
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Negro Woman Is Acquitted in Hagerstown Case
The article notes a case where a Negro woman was acquitted after testimonies about a robbery ring. Quinton Shader pleaded guilty to a related theft, detailing the involvement of others. Roy Griffith and Tom McAfee faced charges for stealing a driver’s horse from O. T. Mee in Rohrarsyile, with testimony about chicken theft and a trail of blood.
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Quinton Shader
Heey
Shader
Maryland to issue orange and black 1924 license tags
The Maryland automobile commission announced that next year every motor vehicle in the state will carry license plates with a black lettering on an orange background. Officials said the design will be adopted statewide, while the District of Columbia will choose a color combination that may differ from Maryland or Virginia licenses.
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Volcro
Maryland
Mdistrict
Gelunthia
Virginia
Markets Report From Hagerstown May 26
Market prices listed for shelled corn oats wheat and meal commodities. Includes bids for red dog middlings alfalfa meal cotton seed meal and various feeds with per bushel and per hundredweight figures and notes on protein percentages. Strong entities: Hagerstown, May 26, commodity terms, feed products.
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Hagerstown
Seeyer
Barre
COT Ieee Seer Eee
Women plan to send representative to international council
Washington May 26 The board of directors of the National Council of Women announced plans for American participation in the next International Council of Women to be held in Averdeenashire Scotland in July. Representatives from many women organizations will attend, with United States women coordinated by the council.
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International News Service
Washington
International Council of Women
Averdeenshire
Scolland
National Council of Women
Imiy Wome Organzat Tions
More Prominent Men In Toils Of Dry Law
Cleveland May 26 Pred Counts former prohibition agent at Cleveland Joseph A. Sherer ex federal prosecutor for Ohio with headquarters at Columbia Samuel A. Hosting chairman of the Board of Trustees of Ohio Northern University and Al Pranks Counts Cleveland hogger brother of Fred Counts were motiomed by the grand jury today charging conspiracy to violate the federal prohibition law.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Joseph A. Sherer
Ohio
Columbia
Samuel A. Hosting
Ohly Northern University
AL Pranks
Claveland Hogger
Fred Counts
Tre Literal Grand Jury
Tee Day
Dave
Lock Company to Move Lock Production to Pennsylvania
Waynesboro interests have taken over the Ball Bog Lock Co and will move lock manufacturing from Battleyard to a Pennsylvania town. A new company with many Waynesboro businessmen forms with $100,000 capitalization and will begin operations. Bread riots erupt as police close markets in Dresuen amid food demonstrations.
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Ball Bog Lock Co
Waynesboro
Battleyard
Fennavivania
Ali Anvil dL
Dy Internatioons
Dresuen
Stock advances and dips amid mixed market echoes
New York May 26 The stock market closed mixed as Amor Can surged over 8 points to 1034 and California Petroleum gained 2 points to 1164 before profit taking. Shipping shares headed down with Atlanta Gulf down over 1 point to 1612, Marina preferred off about 2 points to 804. Government bonds and rails remained steady.
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Intervssional
New York
Amorean
California Patroleum
Atlanta Gulf
Marina
Chambers of Commerce Selects Teams for Drive Here
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting led by Emmett WW. Gane the Division Number 2 plan for increasing memberships was finalized. Captains led groups with lists of men including Cyrus Flood and W. S. Baker in Team 1 and W. D. Campbell and Floyd Smoot in Team 2, among others, with multiple captains and members across nine teams named.
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Emmett WW. Gane
Chamber of Commerce
J and Lee
Gane
Dlision
Pean
Cyrus Flood
Baker
Gwynn
Meg
Harms
John B. Kleffer
W. Simpions
W. D. Campbell
Floyd Smoot
BB. Clark
G.D. Sowers
Stanley Wilmoth
J. He Lawaure
Nauma
Clarence M. Stickel
M. B. Ridenour
F.S. Bowman
C. M. Harris
Victor Miller
Nei Baylor
Robert Campbel
Fred Bike
B. Bradley
Je. . Miller
Y. Hart
N. Paul Smith
W. A. Menefea
Charles Powles
Mamacott
A. H. Quonell
J. William Durfer
J. C. Monath
Peane WE
Ho Takin
Imoger Jamison
Carter
J. J. Millett
Aaron Meecher
Hubert Shivale
Across U.S. Flyer On His Way To Detroit Flight Plan
A damaged blurb reports Linaten jul Plaving on M. Crocker heading toward Detroit for an attempted nonstop flight to Canada. The journey is described as a continuous flying tour by Courtesan Tours, with pain anticipated upon reaching the Michigan city.
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U.S
International News Service
Royston
Vex
Source Of Typhoid At Jordan Springs Sought
The U S Public Health Service investigates Jordan Springs to determine if a typhoid outbreak stems from the water. The disease has blanketed several homes and sparked a controversy between Winchester and Mackinsburg after scenes of dances and house parties.
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Jordan Springs
Jordan Springe
Winchester
Mackinsburg
U. S. Public Health Service
Initiation Held for Queen Esther Chapter at Masonic Temple
Queen Esther Chapter Order of the Eastern Star held a last night initiation at the Masonic Temple. Past Grand Matron Iria Swarts installed Harriett Gardner of Sharpsburg as Grand Esther of the Grand Chapter at Marylyn d. Gardner, wife of Dr S. M. Gardner, was a member of Avenue Chapter of Shepherdsburg. A reception was served after the ceremony.
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Queen Esther
Masonic Temple Aftser
Grand Mateon Iria
Swarts
Dtatron Harriett GC. Gardner
Sharpsbury
Grand
Marylynd
Guedner
S. If. Gardner
Avenue
Sherpaburg
Static Electricity Blamed for Big Fire at Plant
Safety officials blamed static electricity from night watchman J. L. Garry for a blaze that caused a $250,000 fire at the F. B. Rie Ol Company plant. The fire produced several explosions and raged through multiple large buildings, destroying all but one.
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Internatrial News Servicrs
Daily Mail delivery guarantee notice
Daily Mail subscribers should receive their paper by regular carriers not later than 7 PM. If for any reason your paper is not delivered by that time, contact the Circulation Department and we will guarantee delivery up to 7 PM.
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Daily Mail
Ampico Side Partner Featured At New York Benefit
A National Vaudeville Association benefit in New York showcased the Ampico renderings alongside actress Hester Dowtlive and Miss Peggy Wood. The evening included performances by notable guests like Admiral Charles P. Pine, Mayor John Hylan, Geraldine Farrar, and George M. Cohan. The audience applauded the instrument as it reproduced a Dobnai yus Rhapeodly selection, while a prize offered for distinguishing artist from playback remained undisclosed.
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Ampico
New York
Bester Donahue
Donahne
van- Jeville Association
Opara House
Mogey Wood
Hester Dowtlive
Miss Wood
Alde Partney
Peggy Wand
Actlate
Lothers
Donahuy Wey
Charles FP. Pine Keli
John Philip Sousy
U. S. Nj
Jobn
Hylan
William A. Ale Gon
Pittsburgh
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Erin Grant
Thigerstown
Wert McGown
Talk
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Waller Howard
Geneva
N.Y
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