Dr Barb to Address HL Town Graduates
Dr Westman Barb, professor of Foglish at the University of West Virginia, will deliver the commencement address to HL town High School class of Mes sas announced by Jol J Zanturyer, principal. Rev Dr W W Aiehi will give the benediction and Rev CT Rider the invocation. Merry Mumerner will present the annual play for 60 students in scholarship. Richard Jemison has won the Alexquer Apmoirone prize, with further honors noted.
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Westman Barb
Ik Satteral Amt
Jury Deliberations End With Unclear Verdict In Wilson Case
The jury remains out after testimony on the Wilson shooting case, with witnesses describing the scene and revolver handling. Prosecutors argued the gun was loaded and fired, while defense claimed uncertainty and self defense. The trial featured testimony from James Mishard Ho Eweeney and others, revealing tensions and conflicting accounts before jurors weigh the evidence.
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Phince
Kbs
Wilson
Jameys
Wilken
Robert Hipsheee
Scanton
Fatuh Party
Jagvar
Sitten
Wilko
Tuherry
Coffea product price report from a regional market
A brief market note lists Kedicel to 486 per pound and references a Coffda of Distinction Adv with unclear origin. The fragment mentions Hranye Famous Jughade Wia Ni Coree in a nonspecific trading context.
Next Olympic Games to Be in Holland Amsterdam
Amsterdam May 26 The committees on the Olympic games at Amsterdam today say the games would be held in Amsterdam as previously scheduled. Although the games had been awarded Holland for 1928, the government was not able to appropriate money to cover expenses. This sparked a movement to hold the games in the United States in a year with Los Angeles as the likely location.
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Amsterdam
Aomtead
Halland
United States
Los Angeles
Cal
Congress May Appeal Income Tax Publicity
The Treasury Department faced pressure from Congress to publish income tax levies as part of a publicity push. Treasury opposed, citing no benefit and potential harm to taxpayers, while supporters argued publicity would curb evasion. Returns for 1924 and the year ending June 20, 1925 were slated for release between August 1 and September 1.
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Mellon
Treasury
Secretary of “the Treasury
Molony
Husip Riyald
Warts
Congress
Ston
Tarot Iy
Salt
Senate
Camerons
Treasury Department
O@leiata
WL N Fleigh to retire after long service in rail and auto trades
Cumberland Maryland and nearby towns report WL N Fleigh will retire after a storied career spanning the Minchure Railway at PenMar Park and Hodis era, with plans to run the Mulatura Railway and focus on the Fledgh Motor & Wire Company. He leaves behind a large network of colleagues, family, and businesses, ending a lengthy era in local transportation and theater operations.
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Cumberland
Conneltayula
Elking
MaMenehurg
Ty Gray
Hixkfield
PenMar Park
Witeh
Hera
Wagramson
Melekons
Cnxin
Coatieta
Fledgh Motor & Wire
Wig Waa
Wy Tm
Lou Hagerktoes
Cunberland
Flei
City Market Prices Include Various Produce
Slippery OCR listing shows produce names and prices with many garbled words. Items such as strawberries, tomatoes, potatoes, beets, cabbage, lettuce, peas, and onions appear with inconsistent pricing and misspellings. The readable items indicate a mid century grocery market column listing daily offerings and costs.
Square Dance Open Air Pavilion at Falling Waters WV
Community square dance event at Falling Waters West Virginia on Wednesday May 27 invites all. Free streetcar style stops listed at Waylington Square 716 Public Square 7 26 and Williamaport 10 minutes later. CRABTHEE noted.
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Falling Waters
W. Va
Wednewday
Freetts
Waylington Square
Public Square
Williamaport
Ade
Crabthee
Lions Club Nominate Officers for Next Year
At the weekly Lions Club luncheon the group nominated officers for the coming year. Positions include president De Watkins, vice presidents Aldine Lakin and France Dr. Th. B. Kacilay, second vice president Rev. N. Ridgley, third vice Howard Young, Roger L. Jamison, Lloyd Harshapn, treasurer John Miller Aldine Lakin Vonamar Staxwell Vingling, and directors J. Cleveland Grice and others.
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Lion's Club
Juma W
Nawle
Pil
Briand Pleads for France to LAY OFF U S
Paris reports Aristide Briand urged Senate for tolerance toward US constitutional aims in foreign affairs. He argued many French critics misread the American constitution. A separate note recalls a judge dismissing charges against John Pottiferd and Gen Newman in a robbery case involving Flora Hellem, with a colored witness testimony of two assailants and a cap valued at $35.
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Paris
America
Senate
Aristideriand
United States
J. Scott Bower
John Pottiferd
Gen Newman
Flora Hellem
Insurrection in Albania Reported Amid Dispute
A South Albania uprising clashes between Government troops and Teg hit tribe, per Central News. bel arade Serbia reports disputed details. A separate court note suspends two year sentence for barber Clayton Noub with parole conditions. Kelbaugh paroled: Millard Laugh of this county completed a two year term for larceny in the penitentiary, term ending August 16.
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Lordon
Hon
Albania
Belarade
Serbia
House of Correction
Goven
Clayton Noub
Barber
Junthca Bower
Golive
Doub
Hower
Harber
Matstrate
Kelbaugh
Rlcchla
Millard Yer Laugh
Hagerstown
Deaths of Dean Caldwell and Agnes McNew in nearby towns
Dean Caldwell of Wanblarton and Williamaport died at Garfield Hospital from acute kidney trouble at age 44. Agnes McNew, Lutheran Church member, died in Chambersburg Hospital aged 71, leaving a son Johnny McNew and daughter Mrs Rhine. Also memory note for Mrs Lydia Butler two years after her passing.
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Dean Caldwell
Wanblarton
Williamaport
Garfield Hospital
Mr. Caldwell
Samuel D. Cantwell
Waakeington
Misa Arehur
Willinaport
Agnes McNew
Chambersburg
Lutheran Church
Johny McNew
Haxerdtown
Mra
Rhine Ot
Showtan
Eormanuel Carhauph
Tack Gap
Lydia I. Bletler
Ila World
Western Maryland Stocks Leap After Route Interest Grows
Western Maryland railway shares rose sharply on the Multimorsa Stock Exchange as new buyers sought control or alliance with the W B A. The stock surge reflected expectations of terminal facilities in Washington Baltimore and Annapolis amid ownership by Cleveland interests and New Yorkers.
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Washington
Baltimore
Inapolis Railway Company
Atocka
Maltimorsa Stock Exchange
Bal Umors
Annapolis
Maryland Railway
Cleveland
Ohio
England
Western Maryland Railway
King
Harry Lascoies
Rockefeller
Sun Bath
Hyde Park
London
Don
Bandits Haul Diamonds From Chicago Chop House
Three men forced entry to Adolph Gastman's diamond shop in the Loop before opening. They held proprietor Julius Gunther at gunpoint, gained access, and escaped with unset diamonds valued between 100000 and 150000 dollars. The trio arrived in an expensive automobile.
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Chicago
Adolph Gastman
Loop
Boyd
Julius Gunther
School Board to Open Bids for Hagerstown Coeducational High
The TQ Open Bids Tha School Board will open bids today for Hagerstown's new coeducational high school. The board expects eight to ten bids and plans to start work at once with the chosen contractor. About $300000 is available for the project.
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Tha School
Hagerstown
Tha Board
Diamond Dyes Color It New With Guaranteed Tint
The advertisement touts Diamond Dyes offering soft delicate shades or rich permanent colors. It claims a 15 cent package colors wool silk cotton linen mixed goods and lists numerous eligible items like ribbons skirts coats stockings and draperies. It instructs telling the pharmacist the fabric type before dyeing.
Western MD Ry Gains In April Earnings Decline in Costs
Western Maryland Railway reports April earnings up versus last year with net income rising by 81,402 while operating expenses fell 4.00. The ratio of operating expenses to gross earnings improved to 70.72 percent from 76.13 percent a year earlier.
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Western MD
Western Maryland Railway
Chicago grain market opening shows mixed declines
Chicago May 26 grain prices opened lower with wheat down about 1 cent and corn down roughly half a cent. Oats also fell, while specific futures for wheat July and September, corn July and September, and oats contracts posted varied quotes.
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Chicago
Daiy
Dan Lid
Bethy
Fragmented OCR Note With Garbled Coin Mentions
A garbled OCR fragment references coin issues and dates with unclear context. Readable words include coin and 180 while surrounding text remains incoherent, limiting precise identification of event, place, or participants. The readable terms suggest a financial or time reference but lack verifiable details.
County Officials Dinner Guests At Stafford Hall
County officials and guests gathered at Binford Hall Farm for an evening dinner led by Leo Cobl. attendees included State Senator J Huber Wade, Charley A. Weagley, Board of Education president J. Scott Bower, Justice J. Scott Bower, and several county commissioners and staff. The event featured remarks and socialized time among officials and friends.
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Leo Cobl
Board of County Commissioners
Binford Hall Farm
J Huber Wade
Charley A. Weagley
Board of Education
Justice J. Scott Bower
Jesse O. Snyder
B. J. Baswel
John N. Bower
Raleigh Polfenberger
Thom
Richard
Dallas Ward
Elvin Funk
Roy Weagley
Edgar T. Haynan
Ronda
Lewis L. Bowers
Tax
Guy G. Gantz
George Hook
Howard Ramsberg
Farmers Urged to Plant Soy Beans After Wheat Damage
County Agent M. D. Moore advises farmers whose wheat crop was destroyed by hall and rain Sunday to switch fields to soy beans. Soy beans yield excellent hay and can be harvested in time to sow another wheat crop. Beans are abundant in the county and available at reasonable prices.
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M. D. Moore
Actis
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Lal Peck
Lions Club
Daniel A. Watkins
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Abet
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Arthur Meeker, Jr
Women’s Club
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Charles F. Carbaugh
H.W. Ditto
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H. C. Bock
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Harage
Joseph Youns, Sr
Washington Street
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Cedar Street
Franklin
West Side
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Corbett Street
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