New York Votes on Election Law Proposal
New York voters decide amid a clash led by Governor Al Smith and a Republican proposal to shift elections to presidential years. Amendment C would extend the governor’s term to four years and trigger national issues, while nine other amendments affect funding and office terms. Governor Smith’s opposition frames the race as a test of Democratic leadership for 1928.
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New York
al Smith
Supreme Court
Goveror
New York City
Shriners to Stage Large Ceremonial in Wheeling
Osiris Temple of A 4 0 NM and at Wheeling will hold a large ceremonial. Rising nobles will parade at 230 PM with a banquet at 600 PM and exercises starting at 700 PM. A dance for nobles and wives will follow at 900 PM. Ali Ghan Temple members from Hagerstown will attend.
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Osiris Temple
N.M
Wheeling
W. Ys
St .Martinsburg
Aly
Ali Ghan Temple
Hagerstown
Death toll in Wincoss Valley flood reportedly nine
Amid a severe flood in the Wincoss Valley an early tally lists nine deaths though reports claim up to 125 may be lost. In related notes, Mr and Mrs Frank Troupe of Martinsburg visited Samuel Trowze of Clear Spring yesterday, a local social mention in the area.
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Wincoss Valley
New England
Frank Troupe
Martinsburg
Samuel Trowze
Clear Spring
Recalled Political Career Of Lewis Sought Office Again
The item traces the political arc of Mr Lewis a former congressman and Senate nominee who started in Cumberland studied law with George Peatte as a partner later defeating Warner in 1910 and serving through 1914 He was a key advocate for postal reform and was considered for postmaster general under President Wilson amid a Western Maryland nomination split.
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Pega
Dentmerdt
Bihan
Maryland
Lewin
Wiege
Lewiz
Cumberland
George 4. Peatte
Peatte
Pearra
Congress
Wis Fzbors
Ecernlhigs
Witean
Washington County Farmers and Millers Ad
The Clearspring Milling installed a J. DB Harmer food mill grinding on Tuesday and Friday. Contact hero in Donmenyiyalou or Gall C Rider at phone 240 for details.
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Washington County
Clearspring
J. DB. Harmer
Call Hero
Donmenyiyalou
Gall
C. Rider
Hagerstown Motor Co
Ruth Is Up Early Will Try In 1928
On the Aquitania near Nov 7 Ruth Wider and Captain George W Haldeman were recuperating from illness aboard. Ruth sorted mail and planned a swim as they discussed attempting a flight to Europe in 1928. A northwesterly gale towed the ship all day.
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Ruth
Aquitania
Uth
George W Haldeman
Europa
Luwede
Haldeman
Muth
P Dizbt
Divorce suit filed by Mrs Henry Mason Day in Paris
Mrs Henry Mason Day has filed for divorce from Henry Mason Day. The complaint was heard at the Tribunal of Justice, with a decree expected soon. Day, vice president of Ginelair Exploration, is tied to Fal Ginclair conspiracy probes in Washington. alleged contact man between Harry Felur and Burns detectives aiding jurors in a trial. In New York and Europe, Day’s wife Elisabeth Ming is noted as a soprano. The Washington County Hospital Ladies Auxiliary will meet Tuesday November A at 3 PM to collect jelly and preserves for the pantry.
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Paris
Henry Mason Day
Henry Mason Bay Ia
Ginelair Exploration Company
Washington
Harry F
Burns
Day
Hilgabeth da Ming
Haring Fang
New York
Europe
Washington County Hongltal
Tueader
Local Deaths and Funeral Notices From Maryland and Nearby
Samuel Sponselter of Jodian Springs dies at 52 in Baltimore hospital from liver cancer. Funeral tomorrow from the Old Fellows lodge. burial in Hoge Hill. Mrs. Lucinda J. Beard of Boonsboro dies at 74 from complications. leaves numerous children. services Wednesday at United Brethren Church Boonsboro. interment in Booksboro cemetery. Mrs. Annie M. Wachtel of Myersville dies at 73 after two years with complications. funeral Monday at St. Paul’s Lutheran Myersville. burial in nearby cemetery. Baby Harry F. Baker dies at 2 from heart trouble at home in Myersville. services at 2 with Rev. Rider. burial in local cemetery.
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Samuel Sponselter
Jodian Springs
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Gold Fellows
Glear Spring
Charles TF. Sponkeller
Dian Springs
Funern
Rouse
Hoge Hill Cemetery
Cleareprixg
Lucinda J. Geard
John G. Beard
Boonsbaro
Roonsbors
United Brethran Church
Joseph ‘W. Beard
Washington
Howard
Akron
Ohio
Frank
Harrisburg
Vanding
Gilkey
Front Royal
Viola
Annie M. Wachtel
Joahne D. Wachtel
Miershire
Wachtel
George W. Horine
Myererie
Wuchtel
Emma Grove
Vous
George W
Toledo
Paul
Fort Worth
Texas
Russel
Fiarry
Baker
Infans
Harry F
Edna R. Baxer
Hig
Foundry Etreet
Trom
Suvan Wecke
Tullset St Sebel
Etelock
Laitorm Ture
Reeded fragment preserves the local notices tone
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a brief local notice with readable names and actions. The text hints at a municipal or community matter but lacks complete details or dates for precise interpretation.
Stolen Corn Found Caddie Arrested in County
Tow barrels of corn found identified as stolen from the feer store of Guy K Angle in Loui yesterday concealed in a drop dit on Clifford Landers farm in Hancock. Constable Tarn bark found a small quantity in Cumberland and John Caddie arrested for larceny after being charged with automobile violations. will be brought to this county to face larceny charge.
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Feer
Guy K. Angle
Very Loui
Yeaterday
Clifford Landers
Hancock
Charles Tarnbark
Fanny
John Caddie
Landers
Cumberland
Caddie
Answers Of Nos. 2 And 3 Puzzles From The Picture Puzzle
Here are the people shown in Puzzle No. 2 and the answers for Puzzle No. 3. Names include Mira Galvin Gealidae William M Green Clarence Darrow Jack Dempsey Wallace Beery Paullina Longworth Alice Roosevelt Longworth Frank Kellogg F Scott McBride William M Buller King Michael of Romania Ruth Snyder Cal les Ruth Elder Ty Cobb Gene Tunney William Hale Thompson Sinclair Lewis Clarence Chamberlin Herbert Hoover Albert Fall Edo Fords Pola Negri.
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Mira. Galvin Gealidae
William ™. Green
American Federation of Labor
Gansohnnor
The
American League
Clarence Darrow
Jack Dampsey
Medicl McCormicks
Wallace Beery
Paullina Longworth
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Frank &. Kellogg
Scott McBride
Anti-Galoon League
William M. Buller
Republican National Committee
King Michael of
Romania
Mia
Ruth Snyder
President Calles
Mexico
Ruth Elder
Ty Cobb
Gene Tunney
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Sinclair Lewis
Elmer Gantry
Clarence Chamberlin
Secretary of
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Albert #. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Edo Fords
Pola Neart
500 Card Party Tonight at F Temple
A 500 card party is tonight at F Temple at 9:00 PM with tea and refreshments. Admission is 35 cents for adults and 9 for youths.
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F Temple
Ady
Picture Puzzle Contest Winners
The Daily Mall lists winners for Picture Puzzle No. 2 and No. 3. Five correct solvers for No. 2 include Mrs. Helen Baker and Mrs. Hattie White. three for No. 3 include Mrs. Hoy Baker and Mrs. Samuel Greenwalt. Winners may claim the $1 prize by calling at the Daily Mall.
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Mian Helen Baker
Comcord Street
Samuel L. Greenwalt
East Washington
Mise Florence Pastor
Fairplay
Miles Faye Welty
Boonaboro
Hattie A. White
King Arrest
Hoy Baker
East North Street
Samuel Greenwalt
Washington
Harry K. Bitner
West
Franklin St
Daily Mall
Toll of Dead 150 Waters Receding Vermont Injuries
A stretched disaster report notes 150 dead as floodwaters recede in Vermont and New Hampshire. Army bases, planes, and relief crews flood the region, warning against contaminated water and typhus inoculations. Rail traffic slowly resumes as rail lines open and reconstruction crews toil.
Gomez, Rebel Chief Is Shot
The article recounts the execution of General Gomez and other rebel leaders after a failed uprising. Prisoners march to a military barracks, a court martial, and a firing squad follow as Gomez refuses a blanket, writes to his wife, and faces death with family in Los Angeles and a letter to his wife. Executions include Vizcarra and Circaren, with Palachina Jana Mosa Payor among those executed.
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Bea
Gomez Lade
Soaurn
bin Nuither
Childran
Los Angeles
Vizcarra
Goriuz
Blawide
Gomez
Gomes
Mring Squad
Calles
Circaren
Coatanen
Palachina Jana Mosa Payor
Cal Coolidge Seen as Sure Nominee in Latest GOP Move
Indianapolis reports Nor Louis Ludlow and a Washington correspondent predict President Coolidge will be renominated unless he publicly forbids using big power. They say master Republicans favor a convention with many unpledged delegates to back Coolidge, while rival hopefuls retreat, awaiting Coolidge’s own stance.
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Indianapolis
Louis Ludlow
No! Nobel Press
Washington
Coolidge
Ludlow
Women's Press Club
Republican Party
Calvin Coolidge
Sona
Coolidgne
Aspiratus
Coolidgs
Hetches
Burns Quizzed In OS Trial Investigation
An investigative update details Burns and his aide's grand jury inquiry actions in Washington. Federal agents question Burns and Catchim about reports from operative M-20 and the Burns Washington bureau ties. The narrative outlines prior raids, seized files, and ongoing questioning of officials and operatives.
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Te Grand Jity
New York
Washington
M-20
Minda
D. C
Mert
CGR
Coucher
Burns
Court House
W. Sherman Burns
Yanger
Neil Burkinshaw
Burkinghaw
Fae Ners
Burm Wren
Wardmean Park
Burua
Burkinshaw
Grand Jury
Douglas Catchit
Aasistant
Burns Washington
Catchim
Burktuelian
Marios Corps
Hualplon Roads
John Dowling
Maria Wan
Atorney
Eranih
Tim Wader
Druggist Edward J Neinhart Dies at Shenheretown Home
Edward J Neinhart an 8 year old druggist and Shenheretown resident died at his home Saturday. He is survived by a widow a son and daughter two brothers and three sisters according to early obituary details from the local paper.
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Edward J. Neinhart
Shenherdetown
Hls
Brothera
Coolidge Praises Red Cross In Call To Renew Support
President Calvin Coolidge lauds the American Red Cross as a distinctive national institution. He stresses its readiness in war and peace and urges all citizens to renew their Red Cross memberships in its region of mercy.
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Hun
Calvin Coolidge
United States
American Red Cross
America
Us Region of Mercy
Galvin Coolidge
Ford Dealers Share Rumors of New Cars this Week
Ford dealers in the city and county report an upcoming Ford model to be unveiled within days. The new car, priced around 900, is said to offer easy riding and a graceful body with a powerful motor. Initial production may begin with two door sedans, with 8000 to 10,000 cars ready in 24 hours referenced by the report. Delivery not before January 1.
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Ford
Areme de Fille
Nova
Cleveland
BOON
PLAYMAKERS HAVE BIG YEAR AT POTOTIAC THEATRE
Fragmented OCR reports a local theatre group named Playmakers offering roles from stage manager to playwright for a busy season. It lists productions including Mrs Potter's Pearls on December 1 and That Show on November 17 18. Cast names and unspecified authorities appear amid garbled text.
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Prsforag
Playmatters
Alven Net Wweek
Youth Killed as Auto Strikes Child in Maryland
A boy crossing a street in Myersville was struck by an auto driven by James W. Stribling. The child died at the hospital about three hours later. Charles Irvin, 62, of Sharpsburg, was also injured when struck by another vehicle. He died later from injuries. Witnesses testified the child appeared in the road path unexpectedly. An inquest was deemed necessary. The accident is under investigation by Justice J. H. Biter.
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Streek
Seling
Ald bin Dpat
Marchare G. Garrull
Warren Garrett
Edward
Warren
Robert
Margaret Prelanita
St Mary's Catholic Church
H. Rinehart
Brownsville
Charles Irvin
Sharpsburg
Srosurenila
James W
KR. J. McDowell
Keedyavitle
Irvin
Stribling
Pollen
Monthecery and Ward 19 Open a Store
A store opening in the Queer City is announced with plans to launch a large new merchandising establishment. Negotiations for a property in Cumberland Street and Hagerstown did not consummate, while representation from Timberland confirms no purchase of the cited property. The company already operates in several nearby towns and expects broad local appeal.
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Montgomery
Norporatiatt
West Prayicilu
Cumberland
Uimberland
Hagerstown
Alao
Hes Mo Mama Merchanilsing
Uab More
Widerstead
Tae Mat
Audi Enceesa Litt Am Ion
Soloist Auditioned At White Sunday Services
Weets of Hagerstown sang solos at the morning service at a church in Williamsport yesterday. The sermon was delivered by Rev. L. B. Zimmernyn of Washington, D. C. The MEY Club plans a meeting at 7:30 this evening at the YM. Also advertised are local business notices and store ads for Norwest Prants and Genxy Co.
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Weets
Hageretown
Yr. L. BT. Zimmernyn
Washington
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Boston & Malay Railroad
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Tiatice Tichar
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Tila Dnerning
EK Kaplan
Tyank John
Heungea
Orv Brumger
W. E. Grant Pall Roos
J. He Bliiner
Tuny
Patratman Clark
Domente Scleake
Aintta
Berg
William Garett
Montechery and Ward 19
MEY Club
Norwest Prants
GENXY
Ghital Gakls
Hagerstown Tire Co
South Potomac Street
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