State plans ousting of 380 game wardens
State Game Department aims to reduce force to 1000 by reorganizing wardens and deputies. Harold Kolmer, chief clerk, notes proposed changes, with many wardens protesting. A Williamsport area meeting with YW Mackwell and others is planned at the high school to discuss vocational education and public interest. J Ralph Lowns is honored for 12 years of perfect attendance at Williamsport High School.
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Will Lee
Hoir
State Game Department
Harold
Kolmer
Thy Department
Ica
Knoc
Pune
Wilamanert Parent-Teachere’ Association
Williamnert-Downsgilly
Wile Mamisport
YW. Mackweil
Sibnerta
B. J. Grimes
M. D. Morton
Clearspring
Gloore
Smithsbore
Booisbura Cial Hancock
J. Ralph Lowns
The
Savior
Williamsport High Kehnol
Wears
Chet Limo
Bituminous Rock Replaces Crossings At Local Lines
Pennsylvania Railroad officials say bituminous rock will be used at grade crossings to form a durable foundation and reduce frequent repairs. Work has begun at the Livian crossing and will extend to Washington Franklin and Church streets, promising long term savings amid heavy traffic.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Oficiala
Washington, Franklin and
Church Streets
Alleged Whiskey Sold At Rest Here Raid Details
The article reports on a raid by Prohibition agents at a premises owned by or connected to witnesses Weller and others. It claims discovery of a 180 gallon cask of candy, 1,000 gallons of mash, 35 containers, 3,200 bushels of rye and corn meal, a gasoline engine and equipment to operate a still. Several defendants, including Elmer Ferguson and Walter McAlso, face whiskey manufacturing charges. trials and dispositions follow.
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Vail Weller
Weller
Prohiticion Agente
Ford and
Real
Chapman
Crum
Western
Marrind Police Forcs
Cushwa
Weller Wtre
A. 8
Mason
Levin Stonebraker
Doub
Wagaman
Elmer Ferguson
Keedyaville
Walter McAlso
Ferguson
Richard H. Sweeney
Wiliam P. Deh
Cumberland
Leongleted
iRovert Noah
Clearspring
Tule Rowd
Joseph Co. Turner
Miler Hron
Carnival
Morris Miller
Miller
Lappear
Thomas Lyinton
Charles Yuberry
Noille Hod
Walter Wilean
Stanton
Duberry
Hunting Star Witness Trunk Mystery Holds Case
New York May 27 Police continue search for missing chauffeur Robert White in the William D. Shepherd murder trial. White’s reported Manhattan address is fictitious, complicating efforts to locate him as a material witness.
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New York
Robert White
Chicago
Urder
William D. Shepherd
Manhattan
White
Wiealilee
Americas Express Company
Antonmoabtla
Beariiz
But Girls of Today Better and Prettier Contined Saga
A man named Harry frequents clubs and girls revues in New York, praising Fawn Gray as a favorite. He moves between hotels to avoid crowds, attends a Tex Guinan club, and ends the night at West Eighth Street before returning to a hotel.
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Page
Tex Guinan
Harry
Fawr
Chiba
Texas
West Eighth Street
Warns Break in Church If Action Taken
Fragmented clipping notes a clash within a New York church involving ultrafundamentalists and modernists. It mentions Dr. Henry Sloan Coffin of Madison Avenue Presbyterian denying virgin birth and references a Florida tax on single women over 25, with state revenue estimates.
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New York
Henry Sloan Coffin
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York City
Florida
Berzenbach Now Favorite In Light Heavy Title Bout
New York May 17 Broadway pundits name Berzenbach as the favorite to outbox Paul Bertonbach and claim the light heavy world championship by beating Mike McTiguer on Friday night. The writer predicts Broadway will rout Bertonbach into the stands.
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New York
Broadway
Wise
Unwigo
Ite
Paul Bertonbach
Mike McTiguer
Milk Fund
New Patrol Wagon Chosen After City Meeting In Hagerstown
Cumberland notes a decades long patrol history ending with a 68 year old woman’s selection outcome. The Hagerstown Street Commission and Mayor and Council held a special meeting this afternoon to decide on a new patrol wagon. Several Kerlin family members and local officials attended, including Lemuel Kerlin Tyrone and Dr Eugene Karlin Cleveland.
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Tragerstown
Caominidatonera
Amanda Smith
Kertin
Hagerstown
Simone N.j.wason
Cumberland
Martinaburg
Lemuel Kerlin
Tyrone
Eugene Karlin
Cleveland
Ohio
John Kerlin
Altoona
Mre
Prigcilia Stewart
Pee
Enoch Kerlin
Knobayie
Mra
Mar
Boret Long
Mds
Frank Kerlin
Pittsburgh
Ira Kerlin
Knobaville
Irvin Kerlin
Fort Littleton
Charge Dismissed After Not Guilty Plea Heard
Not guilty plea entered in a beating case against a man accused of harming his daughter. The defendant’s wife did not testify. Plans are underway to place the 22 year old daughter in an institution due to mental deficiency and health issues.
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William A. McSherry
J. Bett Hower
County Board Reappoints Health Officer Amid Opposition
The Board of County Commissioners yesterday reappointed Dr H Brit zer as health officer despite outside opposition. Several physicians applied for the position while delegations from county sections pressed for road repairs. The board will set the tax rate next Tuesday.
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Board of County Commissioners
H. Britzer
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Grey Gables
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Bailey Hat Shop
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Independent Oil Station
W. Washington St
Real Ofl
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Hagerstown Independent Oil Co
Berzenbach
Grace L. Henson
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Chase& Kountz
Frank H. Miller
Washington St
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Les W. Antietam
St. Phone Earl
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Nogales
Ariz
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Jamison
W. Franklin St
Tharsity
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W. Va
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Red Cross
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Footer
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People’s Clothing Co
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