Mining strike violence hits Glendale in West Virginia
In Moundsville on May 26 a mine strike disruption led to bombings damaging two miners' houses in Glendale near the town. Five arrests followed as investigators probed the incidents at the home of Harry Pangal and another unidentified house as unrest continued amid the strike.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Sittke Trombln
Minara
Glendale
Anull
Tty
Harry Pangal
Waite
Residence Threat Near Miss Endangers Five at Smizal and Poluaki Homes
No injuries reported though the Smizal residence and the Poluaki home faced life threatening danger. Authorities say seven people including sev ee children were affected by the incident and the scene prompted an urgent response.
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John Poluaki
Sevee
Smizal
Merecy
Poluaki
Hogs Topic At Sharpsburg Farmers Meeting
Farmers of Sharpsburg and nearby communities will gather at Sharpsburg Hall on Wednesday night May 27 at 8 o'clock to hear Dr. C K Hoffman hog cholera specialist discuss sanitation in the hog lot. The program includes production talks by T. B. Carmishacts and a demonstration of crisp bacon, plus films "Behind the Breakfast Plate" and "Exit Al carte" on hog health and worm damage. Simon L. Downey, president of the Washington County Farm Bureau, will preside and discuss community reorganization.
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Sharpsburg
Sharpeburg Hall
C. Kt. Hoffman
Haga
Simon L. Downey
Washington County
Dursay
Pragent
Changes Made in Poultry Courses in County
Important changes in date of the poultry courses announced by Milton D. Moora, county agent. Brownsville meeting moves to tonight with Max Morton speaking on housing poultry, Lappany meeting postponed to tomorrow with culling lecture. Also notes a Friday hearing for West Side Lumber & Door Company receivership set by Judge Wagaman. Grand Master Warren G. Setpp to visit Hagerstown Lodge for master’s degree. Automobile tires advertised by Hagerstown Cycle Co.
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Milton D. Moora
Brownsville
Max Morton
Clearspring High School
Morton
West Side Lumber & Door Company
Frank GO. Wagaman
D. We Daw
Richard Watts
Aais
Irvland Surety and Trust Company
Hagerstown
Warren G. Setpp
Hagerstaw Lodge No. 217
AR & A.M
George 8. Livingaton
Gerard Fyerstine
Cumberwind
Harry Wright
Salsbury
Willan Weffentert
Batthmara
Actress Sues Surgeon for 25000 Over Eye Injury
Forfeits Beauty Snellie Wood vtallywood Cal screen actress filed suit against Dr W W Rassinger of Los Angeles noted plastic surgeon for 25000 charging he caused her left eye to lose its natural expression The action reflects a civil suit over alleged facial injury in a Hollywood era case.
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Snellie Wood
Vtallywood
Cal
Acreen Actreas
Hag
W. WH Rassinger
Los Angeles
Eye wash advertisement by David P. Schindel
An antique ad for an eye wash product promises attractive eyes by cleansing with camphor witchhazel and a “I Tovoptik tye wash.” It recommends keeping eyes healthy and sparkling and notes David P. Schindel, a local druggist at Oak Hill and Potomac Aves.
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David P. Schindel
Oak Hill
Potomac Aves
ICHURCH SYOD CONFERENCE AT FREDERICK
The 106th annual Lutheran Synod conference opened in Frederick with about 360 ministers from Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania District of Columbia and West Virginia in attendance. Rev F W Enable from New York preached the synodical sermon and W C Hittabidie led as president. The four day gathering includes meetings of the Brotherhood with addresses by W C Hittabidie and William W Doub.
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Lutheran Brotherhood
W. C. Bill Hiltabidie
Washington
William W. Douh
Middletown
Maryland
Brotherhood
W. C. Hittabidie
Philip J. Bebenck
Baltimore
William W. Doub
H. C. Poffenberger
Careroll County
Synod
Corminulon
W. and M. To Build Pier At Baltimore
Baltimore May 26. W and M plan a 34 million pier development along MecComas Street Canton with a land exchange between Baltimore and Ohio railroad and Western Maryland railway. The contract, expected soon, covers piers bulkhead tracks and a waterfront terminal, marking the port development commission’s first 1960 loan project expended.
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MecComas Street
Canton
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Western Maryland Railway
Big City
McComas
Maryland
Baltimore Port Development Commission
Baltimome
English Visitor Sees Dry Law Contrast in America
English visitor Arthur Crooks, head of the Fro dingham Iron Works, says England will not adopt American prohibition. He notes tighter government liquor controls but argues England would enforce a law if it existed. Also mentions a life saving crew formed by the YMCA in Georgia with J. Wilson leading the swimming tests.
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England
America
Johnson
Arthur Crooks
John B. Kleffer
Crooks
Frodingham Tran
Lincolnshire
Leonard Crooke
New York Central Iron Works
Y. M. GA
J. Wilson
Jamgwer to Yesterday's Crossword Puzzle
In a terse note the article mentions Rosa Claggett of North Potomac as the first person to have pagan the teat, signaling a cryptic local context about a crossword puzzle incident and community safety. The fragment emphasizes a named individual and a vague action tied to a crossword puzzle.
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Rosa Claggett
North Potomac Bt
No Outside Aid Needed By Japs
Washington May 24 The Japanese Red Cross declared no outside assistance is needed for earthquake victims, despite the American Red Cross offering aid. The message comes amid relief efforts and reflects Japan’s stance on external support in the wake of the disaster.
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Washington
Japanese Red Cross
American Red Cross
Mutilated Body Of Millionaire's Nephew Found
In St. Louis Missouri the mutilated body of 6 year old Joseph Azar, nephew of Thora Azar the millionaire leader of the St. Louis Syrian colony, was found after four weeks in an abandoned area behind the Azar home. Police pursue Theodore Newman and Flora Hollem on related charges while another man remains at large. Mrs. Sarah Richards visited friends in a Sunday outing.
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Louis
Theodore Newman
Rebe Ping Flora Hollem
Newman
Atligea Newman
Sarah Richards
Tiglisanton
Join Wallicky
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Haden
Philadelphia
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