Great Future Seen For City By Rev Steh
In St John Episcopal Church yesterday Rev Dr Steh rector predicted Wagerstadi would become a splendid city of large proportions and opportunities. He urged Thanksgiving values and spiritual guidance, stressing Ripling’s warnings and Lord’s host protection as the congregation supported the message for County Orphans aid.
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Girl and man charged after Baltimore trip lark
Alice Inches 15 and William Barnes 82, of Warnesboro, were apprehended in Bal Hire wlive. They described their trip as a lark. Albert Inches, father of the girl, notified authorities. The girl said they went to Baltimore and stayed at a rooming house, then to Hagerstown and Chanthyrsbirg before returning.
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Alice Inches
Willim Barnes
Warnesboro
Birmade
Albert
Baltitunre
Hagerstown
Chanthyrsbirg
Bullithare
Queen Mother Burial Details Move Public Heart
A London funeral section describes Queen Mary’s dignified presence and the royal procession. Relatives and foreign royalty gathered as the Queen Mother’s casket entered Westminster Abbey, with Queen Mary visibly moved during the service.
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Hack
Prince of Wales
Ruvania
Sweden
Ventark
Norway
Belgium
Loyd Lascelleg
Nolles
Queen Mary
Spain
Nelglun
Mary
Duchess of York
Marchant May Run Against Broening in Maryland
Baltimore reports say Roland Marchant, ex police collector, may be chosen by Senator O B Weller to oppose Attorney General William F Broening. If Weller clears Alfred Towers for governor, Marchant could join the ticket, with Wilcox of Baltimore likely aiding the slate.
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Roland Marchant
Eli Gollettor
O. B. Weller
Ala
Willian F. Broening
Weller
Catl Henry Ws. Wilcox
Baltinore
Wiekely Marchant
Alfierdi
Towers
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Marion A. Humphreys
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Protest Begging Parade By New York Children
About 500 boys marched in New York protesting a custom that allows children of working families to beg on Thanksgiving. Banners bore the line American hose don't beg as boys dressed in costumes and collected pennies in the street.
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New York
Death notices and obituaries from Manito and surrounding areas
Multiple obituaries and notices for Americus R Harbaugh Alice M Reynolds John H Eyerly Lena Hoover William Rizner and William Matier outline deaths in Manito Hagerstown and nearby communities. Details include birthplaces family survivors military service and funeral arrangements with names locations and dates where readable.
Private Executive Meeting To Review Sewerage Audit
Mayor Charles E Bowman announced a private executive session of City Council and the Mayor, barred from the public, to present the Sewerage Commission audit. He offered no explanation beyond stating the investigation had not reached a point of public interest.
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City Connect
Charles E Bowman
Thalay
Bowman
Commission
Charge of £200 per job shocks Bate Creek case
Police learn a man in Bate Creek Mich faced a charge of £200 for each job. Early reports say he claimed the woman innocently accompanied him and Avanzio for an automobile role. He was said to be under indictment in China.
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China
Bomber Is Mother Of Three Children
Chicago woman Lena Schrock Rice, 23, amid an explosive plot probe, became the first noted female bomber in the city’s bonding ring. Arrested after fleeing a hardware store blast, she faced questioning as Fred Wanquist confessed and implicated her. Rice’s life spanned Richwood, Battle Creek, and Richwood again, tied to family duties, marriage, and subsequent desertion before a spree of dynamite damage.
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Lena Schrock Rice
Fred Wanquist
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Ab Looneya
Richwood
Oia
Columbus
H.C. Sehrack
Fred Rice
Battle Creek
Mich
Wanquist
Rice
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Manslaughter Case Opened Before Jury In Hagerstown
A muddled report notes a manslaughter case being tried in Hagerstown with references to Mrs Baith Mulligan and John Metinley involved in alleged theft ties. Chester Barnhart and McCauley face indictments while Harvey Stocksley watches at Crown Oil and Wax. A youth, about 19, was injured on West Washington Street when a Ford touring car struck him as he rode near the alley by Hagerstown Bank.
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Navishen
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Clarenay Toghett
Weyde Way
West Washington Street
Hagerstown Bank
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In Memoriam Mrs Charlotte Green
In memory of Charlotte Green the verse recalls a mother fading toward the grave with loving devotion. Family lines speak of loss, longing, and prayer for eternal keeping as her presence remains in their hearts.
Mary and Doug on World Tour to depart Hollywood
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks plan another world tour starting from Hollywood late in January. They will visit most European centers, consider returning via the Orient if they skip new films, and will be accompanied by fourteen people in their party.
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Hollywood
Cal
Bandits Make Haul of Gems in Toledo Jewelry Store
Five bandits held up Stein Jewelry Store in Toledo's business district and escaped with diamonds valued between $20,000 and $25,000 after forcing proprietor B. Stein to open the safe. Stein was struck on the head during the robbery.
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Toledo
Stein Jewelry
B. Stein
Cheastertown Electric Cuts Rates In Kent County
Cheastertown Electric Light and Power Company directors announce a rate cut averaging 2 1 10 cents per kilowatt hour in a letter to the Public Service Commission. The company, main power source for Cheastertown and Kent County, says the reduction takes effect immediately.
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Cheatartown Electric Light and Power Company
Public Service Commission
Cheaterstown
Kent County
B. and O. Reports October Net Income Gain
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports an October net railway operating income increase of 383,459 over the same month last year, bringing ten months 1925 total to 35,076,445. Operating revenue for October exceeded the prior year by 2,424,552, while ten-month operating expenses rose by nearly 38,000,000.
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New York
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Turks Reject Arbitration on Mosul Dispute
London reports that the Turkish Council of Ministers led by Mustapha Kemal Pasha has decided to refuse compulsory arbitration by the League of Nations in the dispute with Great Britain over Mosul territory in Northern Mesopotamia.
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London
Exchange Telegraph
Turkish Council of Ministers
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
League of Nations
Great Britain
Mesopotamia
Man Killed While He Ate Meal in Farm Dispute
Fragmentary clipped item reports a fatal confrontation linked to farm trespass threats between McCready and Sterling. The text notes prior quarrels, a warning from Sterling, and McCready allegedly swearing to “gat” him after a return trip from Crisfield. Also mentions a bell incident in Sunderland and local notices.
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Sterling
Smith
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Bandits Escape After Prolonged Safe Break-In
Bandits broke into the Metropolitan Bank at North and Pennsylvania Avenues in Baltimore early today. They bound the watchman and spent over an hour trying to crack the strong box, but fled before success. Police recovered burglar tools and prints to aid identification.
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Western Maryland shows a surplus after charges
Surplus after charges of the Western Maryland Railway in the first ten months of 1925 rose 40 percent to 61,570,735 compared with the same period in 1924. The October statement shows gross operating revenues of 1,723,316 versus 1,776,812 in October 1924, a decline of 44,496, but after operating economies the month’s charges totaled 208,245, double last year’s 101,975.
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Western Maryland Railway
Take Wounded Negro Away
In Orlando on November 27 Arthur Henry a wounded black man was taken from Orange General Hospital after detectives George Jump and D W Mority were shot. Three men entered the hospital disarmed a guard and abducted Henry who was under guard after a prior shooting incident in the city.
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Former Judge Goes to Jail in Baltimore Case
James Klecka former chief judge of the Peoples Court was to begin a 30 day jail term plus a $1000 fine after a Towson Circuit Court conviction of conspiring to obstruct justice A mandate from the Maryland Court of Appeals denying a new trial was received by the clerk of the circuit court and sheriff Caleb Burton notified to take Klecka to jail
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Raid at Jompen gown factory nets 15000 in silk
In Cleveland burglars early today raided the showroom and factory of the Jompen Company, a maker of ladies gowns and apparel, stealing about 15000 worth of valuable silks. Also reports: Lady Astoria mocks old maids and praises bachelors in London. In Rome the Fasciati ban liquor wine tobacco at schools and limit movie seeing for under 15.
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Jompen Company
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Tage
Harrower
Rome
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