City Attorney Mason Explains Dr Norment Proposition
City Attorney Mason defends the council and mayor for delaying a health department proposal from Dr R V Norment. He notes the council did not rush change, thanks the Health Demonstration Unit, and questions a free laboratory offer, insisting the city must protect taxpayers while considering sanitary needs.
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Norment
Hagerstown
Lave
R.v.norment
Weebington
Prat
Baw Xian
F Gorsonatty
Morning Herald
Herald
Meredith
Dmro Meredith
Normont
Cone
MayBaretown
Als
Deaths of Josephine C. Spielman at 1288 Botomac Street
Josephine C. Spielman died at home from complications after a long illness. She was a St Mark's Epig canal Church member, survived by two sons W Reginald and Claggatt, sisters Stella Craig Fannie and Aunie Clag gatt, brothers C Roger Claggatt Tanzler S Clay Bott, and others. Funeral service at her home Saturday at 3 30 PM conducted by Rev F Berry Plummer with Rev McKinley officiating. interment in St Mark's Cemetery Lappans.
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Josephine C. Spielman
Botomac Ste Unie
St. Mark's Cemetery
Lappans
Grand Officers Visit Encampment in Wilisms Port
Grand Patriarch Wan and other officers of the Grand Encampment of Maryland with the Grand Stigh Priest and Grand Jutor visited Star of the Host Encampment at Wilisms Port. Grand Patriarch Behmidt led a school of instruction with addresses by grand officers. Refreshments followed. another visit was planned to Gilaad Encampment at 644 Fetlowa Temple later tonight.
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Wan
G. Schmidl
Maryland
J. Whiger Draper
Werden
Samuel Wright
Star of the
Wilismsport
Behmidt
Grand Piicera
Gilaad
Thia-City
Stomach Remedy Promises Quick Relief From Indigestion
An ad touts Dare’smentha Pepsin as a fast acting stomach remedy from AlE Druggists. It claims one bottle calms heaviness heartburn and unsettled stomach, with rapid relief advertised to ease chronic discomfort and despondency.
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Dare'smentha Pepsin
Moncey
Wagon Witness Is Found After Followed Trail
Deputy Attorney General Mott will present information to the grand jury next week on the Vial Mills case. He plans to show a receipt indicating Dr Hell paid for Mrs Mills dental work in New York and testimony about alleged automobile blame for a late return. He also has notes of a discussion between Mrs Hall and James Mills about the clergyman and Mrs Milly the day after the bodies were found.
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Mott
Vial
Mills
Hell
Mii
New York City
Hull
Hall
Jamey Mills
Stocks Sprint on GM Buy Block Faces Dividend Hopes
Stocks posted gains at the open as General Motors led activity on a forenoon rally amid dividend expectations. Studebaker and Baldwin rose while rail shares and several specialties gained. weakness appeared in Marine preferred and some low performers. Funeral attendance notices and a gratitude notice follow the market wrap.
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Baldwin
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Ohio
Rock Ieland
Waldivott Johnson
Woolworth
National Lead
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Marine
Sleyt Gomman Ras
New Haven Foxe
Reading
Pastile OH
Pan American Pots
National Bia Enit
Utsh
Cons
Hammersla Police Survey Inquiries Into Wal Norris Case
Harry Hemmersla a former detective from Funkstown and a key figure in the Wal Norris case was summoned with six other city police officers to appear before a Board of Police Surgeons for a physical survey. He stated he might retire, noting his prior statements and visits are on record and he is not fazed.
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Funkstown
Heutenant
Balmers
Wal Norris
Upbo
Aifvin's
Board of
Pulteo Surgeons
Afturnoom
Phybh Ohic Burvey
Hatt Terse
Stok
Hamwerslam
Gaither
Nortig
Wolfs Home
Strikers Seek End to Western Maryland Walkout Here
Two thousand two hundred shopmen walked out on March 26 at the Western Maryland system. Resolutions were passed urging the removal of strike leaders Thomas Carroll and others, while 80 union members have been deported and 690 seek other work or idle. Carroll faces assault charges tied to the death of B. Garfield Rout, who died after an alleged assault.
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Thomas HL Carroll
Lander
B. Garfield
Agursa
Maryland
Thomas E. Cirrod
Western Enterprice Hall
Carroll
Grand Jury
Rout
City Market Prices Report From The Besson Market
The City Market prices list features apples at 1.50 per bushel, leafy greens and vegetables with cabbage at 1.50 per bushel, potatoes and parsnips priced per peck or basket, apples and pears around 1.60 per bushel, celery and other produce priced per stalk or dozen eggs, and chickens available alive or dressed around 1.00. Butter ranges 36 to 45 cents per pound, eggs 45 to 60 cents per dozen.
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Besson
Ewest
Five Indicted For Larceny And Restaurant Fight
Grand Jury Returns indictments at a session here naming Milton Bur and Toya Burger after a restaurant brawl sparked by jealousy. They pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and were fined five dollars each. Other indictments include Roy Withineon for robbery, Philip Debble for clothing larceny, Frank Brown for a watch, Christiog Delaitippo for automobile larceny, and James McKenale for store robbery.
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Milton Bur
Toya
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Etty
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Frank Brown
James Smith
Christiog Deilatippo
James ‘McKenale
Frank Weber
Atteratone
Court Dull as Grand Jury Probes Continue
The November term faces a short civil docket with likely few cases on trial and many continued. The grand jury, active today, will remain busy into next week as witnesses are summoned and actions are awaited. Autopsy notes and legal motions accompany the court's slow pace. The Ladies Circle of the Creabyter ian Chick meets at 538 Summit Avenue tomorrow evening.
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Thor
Charley W. Wolf
Summit Avenue
Fredartete
Markets and notices from Hagerstown and area items
Market products listed with prices including corn meal and oats, plus a note on a partnership liability and an oyster supper. Included are notices about a stock in trade and a film showing announcing National Laugh Day and Harold Lloyd in Grandma's Boy at the Palace Theatre.
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Harold Lloyd
Palace Theatre
Body of Aged Man Found Beside Ruins in Lewistown
Lewistown Pa November 18 The body of 60 year old David Soo was found beside charred remains of a cabin near a barn. Authorities report no weapons and are left puzzled by the man’s death as fire destruction blocked clear cause. Poultry prices fall to as low as 22 1/2 cents per pound with most fowl plentiful except turkeys and geese.
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Lewistown
Davidsoo
Turkey
Unclear OCR note on food samples and safety protest
Fragmentary text mentions samples of food, a security plant, illness risk, and a consumer warning about a product or demonstration. Names and details are garbled, making it hard to identify a clear event, date, or involved organizations.
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