Train wreck injures four along Western Maryland line
Western Maryland passenger train No. 6 derailed near Howardville nine miles west of Baltimore at 10 30 this morning injuring four crew members and scattering passengers. Officials planned a full investigation as wrecking crews worked to replace cars and clear the line.
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Ha Zerstown
Maryland
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Howardgile
C. B. Alalp
der Hurt
H. L. Hare
Mreman
Bradet Brulsnd
Nim
Stoo
Woa
Randall
Baltinora
Hack Bruland
Craw
Howardville
Cava
Thrad” Cary
Casaptig
Pasaeigora
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Liat Point
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Britain seeks French forces for Allied Near East plan
Paris reports Lord Curzon British Foreign Secretary proposes placing the French army and navy at Britain’s disposal to support coercion moves if Turkey balks at accepting the Allied program. Premier Poincaré and Echo de Paris cover the developments today.
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Britain
Paris
Lord Curzon
Poincard
News Flashes From International Yew Nov 18
Fragmented OCR text mentions Nov 4 and Nov 15 items, notes a Republican regent race, Greek diplomatic report, and jealousy leading to a murder claim. Names and places are unclear. the text appears as garbled dispatches with partial names, dates, and events.
Flock of Snow White Birds Draw Reporter’s Attention
A flock of several acure snow white birds moved northward yesterday near Edward Kaoilie in this city. He was on his way to a nearby alley when he heard loud squawking and looked up to observe the flock.
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Edward Kaoilie
Aly
Labor Seeks 1924 Political Power Against Bills
Labor leaders meet in Washington to plot strategy to curb what they call detrimental bills and to secure a commanding political position in the 1924 era. Kenneth V. Clarke reports from the International News Service dateline in Washington.
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Sing
International News Service
Washington
American Labor Today
Anite
Miss Baker Wins Prize of 100 Dollars
A dramatic local note reports Miss Katherine Baker of Holgemont winning a $100 prize for outstanding club work and accurate reporting. The prize, awarded via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad channels and judged by the University of Maryland, funds another year of study.
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Mel Sudan Garherson
Homie
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ming Katherinag Haker
Holgemont
Ong
Tio
O Story
Callroad
University of Maryland
Cecil County
Mids Baker
Coltega
Park
Wall
Hagaratown
Washington County
Uta Ap
Mien Baker
Couran
Jory's Verdict In Double Crime
A coroner's jury inquired into the killing of Mary Kilby by her husband John Kilby at Summer illo Motelee North Jonathan Btreot. The jury found Kilby shot his wife and then killed himself with a game revolver. M Binley Lafhort served as foreman of the jury.
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Curaner
Mary Kilby
John Kilby
Summerillo
Jonathan
Kilby
Kiling
Potloo
Siso
M. Binley Lafhort
Apartment Case Before Appeals Court Described
The Meredith Danter apartment dispute was argued before the Maryland Court of Appeals. Attorneys for Meredith and Danzer presented positions on the number of dwellings permitted by the sale agreement and the minimum cost clause, with the court weighing whether the building provision allows six family dwellings or eight separate units.
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Court of Appeals
J. ‘Cleveland Grice
W. P. Wachter
Meredith
H. H. Reedy
Mr. Danzer
Maryland
H. L. Meredith
William Danzer
Mabedith
Will
Court of Anpests
Mereith
Hunter blamed for Maryland mountain fires in 1900s blaze report
District forester C Cy til Klein reports over one thousand acres burned in Washington county and eastern Frederick county. Fires burned 490 acres through unknown causes, 200 acres incendiary, 260 acres railroads. He blames hunters for arson and careless matches, noting night hunters set fires to hollow trees and boon dry debris, worsening blazes.
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Maryland Forestry District
Washington County
Hagerstown
Fradetitk Couity
Yver
Cy Til Klein
Klein
Gambling table fined for running in Central Ditara Parlor
Arraigned before Justice Halm in the palace court this morning on a charge of operating a gambling table in the Central Ditara Parlor on South Jonathan street. William Sarckda, proprietor, paid a fine of 247 francs. Several others were arrested later and released after police swoops. Authorities have kept the plaza under wider surveillance for weeks.
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Halm
Pallee Court
Ditara
Jonathan Street
William Sarckda
Canal to Close Soon for Winter Maintenance and Shipments
Announcement by G. L. Nicholson, general manager of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, says the waterway will close soon for winter and repair work. Water will be drawn, boats operating between Williamsport and Washington will halt, and 3000 to 4000 tons of sand have arrived for construction at the Potomac power plant. Reopening is planned as soon as spring allows, with coal shipment resumed from Cumberland to Washington.
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G. L. Nicholson
Chesapeake and Ohio’ Canal
Williamaport
Washington
Potoman Public Service Company
Whiamapart
Nee
Ybia Alan
Cuutorland
Whahington
Rumors of Third Party From Liquor Interests Stir Wets
In St Louis on November 18 rumors spread that liquor interests may form a third party if neither major party pushes for an amendment to the Volstead Act. The Association Opposed to the Prohibition Amendment adds interest, hoping a new Congress will be more amenable to modification. Governor Edwards of New Jersey, soon to be U S Senator, is named to lead the fight in the 68th Congress.
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International New, Service
ST. Louis
Congress
Edwards
New Jersey
United States
Fear Fades in Branding Attack on Fisher
Edward Fisher a railroad lineman was kidnapped beaten and branded with K symbols. Rumors swirl over Ku Klux Klan involvement while authorities pledge a thorough probe though staff shortages delay action. Fisher awaits medical care as officials pursue leads and possible suspects in Meugandvilla area.
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Ku Klux-Klan
Fisher Diimly
Mennér
Aince
Riner
Meugandvilla
D. Angle Woltinger
Fisher
Wolfinger
Magérstown
Ars J
Miler
Hie Tech
HEALTH HERE NOT AS GOOD IN OCTOBER REPORTS
County health officer notes October below average with 75 deaths and 140 infectious disease cases. Leading illnesses include diphtheria scarlet fever typhoid and pneumonia. tuberculosis and other causes also listed. Births totaling 133 with a mix of white and colored residents. An aged man, John D Byers, 93, of Kemps near Williamaport, remains active despite age.
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Artario Herosly
John D. Byera
Ogat
Kemps
Williamaport
Washington
Woman 61 Seeks Divorce From John W Hoag
Ennax Hoag aged 61 through attorney Charles W Wolf files for divorce from John W Hoag alleging desertion after April 1882 marriage. They had ten children with some living. Wife claims husband abandoned her and left veritable property including a farm to a relative. he is now resident of the county.
Grand Jury Returns Eight Indictments In Local case
The Grand Jury returned eight indictments naming Ethel Trent Jargany Samua Price Jaresny Jacob Bailey R J Rowland Burton Harvey Wilson Wille Small William Johnson and Walter Thompson and Danny Hart in a tar and feather incident tied to Western Maryland Railroad victims. No other indictments were issued.
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Ethel” ‘Trent
Jargany
Samua
Price
Jaresny
Jacob Bailey
Jarceny
R. J. Rowland
Faree
Filmore
Burton
Harvey Wilson
Xydomy
Wille Small
William Johnson
Grand Jury
Ales
Winowseps
Walter Thompson
Danny Hart
Western Maryland Railroad
Saptoyas
Howard Maldion
Baltimore
Garfield
Thomas H. Carroll
Court of AppealsAffirms Liquor Case Rulings
The Court of Appeals in Annapolis affirmed Judge Wage's ruling in liquor cases involving Willan Ward Loyd Haynolda and Robert Bravenson. All defendants were found guilty in this court last February of liquor violations and sentenced to three months in jail and fine of 2500 each. The defense attorney appealed to the Court of Appeals from the lower court's decision.
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Annapolis
Judge Wage
Willan Ward
Loyd Haynolda
Robert Bravenson
Jol
Naoto
Attorneya
Soci
Mon Ap
God Faitlefoi
Cawet
State Won't Name Those Suspected in New Jersey Murder Case
In New Brunswick, a writ of habeas corpus naming Raymond Schneider to testify against John Doe, Richard Doe and Thomas Doe emerged. The grand jury of Somerset County is probing the Hail Mills murder alongside statements from Rev. Paul F B Hamborszky, with officials saying credibility and details continue to unfold.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Hell-Mills
Raymond Schneider
Somerville
John Doe
Richard Doe
Thomas Doe
WN. J
Paul F. B. Hamborszky
Somerset County
Edward W. Hail
James Mills
Wilbur A. Mott
Rider Falls From Horse At Maryland Fox Show
Lancelot Jacques Sr of Smithburg, noted for winning hound trophies, fell from a horse while riding after the dogs at the Maryland Fox Hunters Association beach show in Soldiers’ Delight. The bit broke on the horse at a high pace, causing a backward fall with minor hip injuries. The horse returned to the herd.
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Smitheburg
Maryland
Fox Hunters’ Association
Soldiers' Delight
Howe
Jamies
Jacques
Hill
Cars Slashed In Collisions At City Corner
Simon Miller of Greencastle and a dairy truck collided at the East Wrenus and Locust street corner. Miller suffered shock and injuries while the dairy truck was damaged. A Washington county machine on Mulberry Street skidded on trolley tracks, damaging a North American Express Co truck. no injuries were reported.
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Greencastle Jis Buefering
Toe Dairy
Berry
Col
Uded
East Wrenus
Locust
Miller
Locust Street
Rast Avenue
Standard Oil Declares 10 Percent Stock Dividend
New York Nov 18 Standard Oil Company of Ohio today declared a stock dividend of 10 percent on common stock payable December 12 to stockholders of record November 27. The company had 14 000 000 additional common stock authorized of which 8 1 000 000 was outstanding.
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Newa Servier
York
Standard Oil Company of Obiotoday
Clemenceau Arrives in New York for U S Tour
France's famed war premier Georges Clemenceau, known as the Tiger, landed in New York for a tour of the United States to speak on European affairs and strengthen Franco American ties. Col. House and Frank L. Polk joined the reception as crowds waved French flags.
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New York
France
Georges Clamenceau
United States
U.S
Col. BM. House
Paris
Frank L. Peld
Aecs Tatary
Washington
Prenliisat
Woodrow Wilson
Clemenceau
Paria
Clemenconu
Connecticut
Ely
Wiralond
Paris Ag
Car and Driver Plunges into Bank After Crash
Report cites a roadway accident near Williamaport where a car ran off the bank and overturned on a gray ice afternoon. Witnesses say the vehicle struck an embankment, flipped onto its top, then slid toward the edge as bystanders watched. Roads were slick from recent ice.
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Furaman
Chesapeake Atul Oba
Williamaport
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