Beav er Creek man tried for drunken driving in court
Elmer, charged with drunken driving in Beaver Creek, appealed a guilty verdict from Justice J. WH Elmer. The jury returned a verdict of guilty after over an hour of deliberation. Witnesses testified Harmon's luck passed another car on the Baltimore pike and both vehicles were upset. He was intoxicated and wearing no helmet as the incident occurred.
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J. WH. Elmer
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House of Correction
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Harmon
Baltimore
Notable findings in Cook theft case and local sentencing
Witnesses named Lford Hudson and Leroy Sweeney testified against Luke Ewing, charged with stealing an automobile tire from W. L. Cook. Ewing found not guilty by Judge Wagaman. Lester (Barney) Oswald of Smithsburg Section was fined $150 for carrying concealed weapons, and a case involving operating slot machines was pursued.
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Lford Hudson
Leroy Sweeney
Luke Ewing
W. L. Cook
Wagaman
Lester
Barney) Oswald
Smithsburg
McGraw Defends Secretive Policy of His Giants
New York Giants manager John McGraw explains his practice of not announcing the starting pitcher until game time. He cites two reasons: to avoid aiding betting interests and to avoid breaking faith with baseball writers or changing his mind before reporting.
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New York
John McGraw
New York Giants
McGraw
Local Market Prices and Baltimore Live-Stock Summary
Local grain and feed prices list, including wheat at 1.05 and various feeds priced per cwt or per bale. Baltimore market notes dated May 27 show cattle values for steers, heifers, bulls, cows, hogs, and calves with price ranges, plus grain quotes for wheat and oats and a brief cattle and poultry section.
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Hagerstown
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Ncceseneee
Schumacher
Quaker
Blatchford
O. K
Swift
Maryland Poultry Company
Aoe
Baltimore
Roosevelt Party Reports Giant Panda Shot in Tibet
The first panda killed by a white man was said to be taken by Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and his brother Kermit in Tibet. The animal reportedly resembles a bear in size but shows raccoon traits. A Paris Museum exhibit once held a similar specimen from 60 years ago via a French missionary.
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Kermit
Tibet
Rosevelt
Paris Museum
Tunney Need Have No Fear For His Bride
Gene Tunney, retired boxing champion, faces no danger to bride Polly Lauder after a relapse from an appendix abscess. Dr. Arthur Wolf Meyer reported a thorough examination at Villa Pantanaso near Brioni, confirming recovery from last week’s setback and easing Tunney’s worries.
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Brioni
Italy
Gene Tunney
Polly Lauder
Arthur Wolf Meyer
Invisible Zemo for itching and skin relief
A historical ad announces Invisible Zemoe for soothing relief of itching bites rash sunburn and skin blemishes. It claims quick cooling healing antiseptic protection and local infection drawing action with price points 35c 60c and 1.00.
Salvation Army Commander Evangeline Booth Recovering
Miss Evangeline Booth, commander of the Salvation Army in America, was reported to be slowly recovering from injuries suffered in an automobile accident last Friday. The report came as officials noted no cause for undue alarm amid the mild rise in temperature.
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Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
America
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