Rally Day at Washington Square Church
Rally Day will be observed tomorrow at Washington Square M. E. Church. Rev George H. Ronnall and the committers promote a banner day with a combined Sunday School and morning service from 1 to 180. A program includes an address by Rev Dr Boss of Washing ton and a youth hour. A harvest sale of fruits and fall products will support the church work.
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Fedi
Union Chief Admits W Mt Not Ordered
The article reports union leaders denying an order from the Labor Board for wage increases. Jather Hoard becomes involved as the matter is not presented to the body. Morlay, Barr, and Byers discuss an amicable settlement, with Pudotk and other officials attending the conference.
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Jather Hoard
Maswell
Pittsburgh
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engingers
Neads
Mr. Barr
What Will Be Sold Here Next Tuesday
Snider announces upcoming sales for Tuesday October 6 in front of the courthouse. Listings cover multiple farms in Heaver Creek and Wilaoa districts with assignees and buyers named. Also notes marriage licenses for several couples and a choir event at Second Christ ann Church led by Rev. M F Robingon.
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Snider
Avetionser
Daily Mall
Morning Herald
Othy Britt Snook
Marestet Stottlemyer
Heaver Creak
Middlekaw
Ayeres
Wilaoa
Grien
Miorceagen
Mel Key
A. S. Awelling
John Wi Caverown
BM Schivbel
Sinile Pyeanne
Washington Co Free Library Hours Change Notice
Fragments report deaths and notices from Washington County and nearby areas. Deaths include Fred W. Johnson in Cumberland and Waunetta Rose in Wayne, with funeral details and family survivals. Also notes on local business like Shimp's Fish Market and Mary L. Tilcomb, Librarian, plus Red Men meeting urged for October 6.
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Williamsport
Adr
Youth Sermon Series Concludes Tonight at Pirse Christian Church
The third sermon in Rev. W. M. Norment’s series on Youth will be delivered at Pirse Christian Church tomorrow evening at 7:30. The subject is The Heal Youth. A Bible School session starts at 9:15 a.m. with Bally Day observed at Allsore.
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Roy
M. Noriment
Pirse Cristian Church
Allsore
Hible School
Shortage probe discussed with Governor and officials
Baughman reports he has been investigating a postal shortage amid discussions with Governor Hitchin, Suite Camp, and other officials. He notes that the former Washington branch office was erased and staff entitlements disputed, with shortages centered on the Washington office accounts. No alarm or clear details yet, as Maryland prepares a comprehensive check.
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Mrofier Gordy
Noittier
Chem Ap
Shears
Ritchie F
Jali
Alabia
Hanglowan
Baltimore
Baughea
Washington
Department
Col. Baughman
Milhoprne
Maryland
District of Columbia
Schedule For Week From County Home Demonstration Agent
Miss Margaret Smith, county home demonstration agent, lists her events for the coming week. Activities include Rohrersville Girls Club Monday at 10:45 a.m. and Sharpsburg at 1 p.m. Pinesburg, Lettersburg, and Halfway Women’s Club meetings follow on Tuesday evening. A Funkstown Women’s Club business meeting with officer elections is set for Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Ray Hohrer’s home. Friday features Hoggold and Smithsburg Girls’ Clubs with a 3:10 p.m. meeting, while the Clear Spring Women’s Club session is canceled this week due to Chautauqua. a new date will be announced.
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Rohrersville
Sharpsburg
Pinesburg
Girs
Lettersburg
Halfway
Matt ‘Scksting
Funkatown Womens Club
Ray Hohrer
Koom
Hoggold Girls
Smithsburg
Clearaunting Women’s Club
Ty Chautauqua
Clearsuring
Blame Debate Planned Over Shenandoah Disaster
The Shenandoah naval inquiry will focus on whether Commander Chary Lansdown bears responsibility for the tragedy that killed him and thirteen crew. An overnight court session and Judge Advocate Fotey set the scope, likely delaying ending the hearing and its move to Washington. Captain Anton Heinen, a noted former Zeppelin pilot, says officers failed to heed clear danger signals, a view echoed by Lt. Joseph Anderson who testified about storm signs and a proposed course change Lansdown did not follow.
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Shensadosh Naval Court of Inquiry
Chary Lanstowdly
Fotey
Phaan
Washington
Shenandoah
Anton Heinen
Corn Market Scarcity and Diverse Produce Prices
Scarcity of corn on the market this morning drove prices higher with many items priced per unit. Apples, potatoes, grapes, peaches, beans, butter and other staples show varying costs, while wild grapes and pumpkins fetch notable rates as the market notes general price movement. Market report cites heavy trading in plant motors shares at New York opening, aided by earnings and oil production news. Hudson Motor opened higher while Polge Brothers matched a new high, signaling strong investor activity.
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Miotors
Hudson Motera
Polit Iighar
Polge Brothers
Auto damaged in collision with trolley in Williamaport
A. G. Murray proprietor of Murray's restaurant in Williamaport reported his automobile slightly damaged yesterday in a collision with a trolley car crossing the square near the post office. The report appears among local notices and ads in the same column.
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A. GO. Murray
Murray
Williamaport
All Hope Of Crew Lived On S 51 Disaster
The S 51 submarine disaster leaves no hope for any crew member's survival. Captain King says most of the crew washed overboard and drowned after the craft was hit. Only three were rescued by the City of Roma as divers report the submarine likely sank with the attack.
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Tire Boata
Roma
Captai King
Gautam King
Rome
Datanca
Appeal to Women to Support Early Store Closings in City
A letter from sales ladies urges Baltimore style early closing to protect women workers in Hagerstown. It argues long hours harm women who stand long shifts, calls for stores to close at 5 PM five days a week and 10 PM Saturday, noting factory workers have shorter hours and that organized action may follow if relief is denied.
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Atores
Baltimore City
Hagerstown
Lalor Ao
Police stop Irish parade at Capitol grounds protest
Washington October 3 police halted a small Republican protest parade on the Capitol Plaza as delegates to the Inter Parliamentary Union Congress discussed the exhibition. Marchers carried banners but officers said signs were not allowed on capitol grounds, after protests the marchers dispersed.
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Inah
Plaza i
Capitol Building
Inter Parliamentary Union Congress
Capitol
Masked Robbers Loot Payroll at Lawrence Mill
A masked man armed with a revolver and a second bandit robbed George Alexander, paymaster for the Wood Mill owned by the American Woolen Company, as he entered the mill. A shot was fired, and the robbers seized the payroll envelope from Alexander before fleeing.
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American Woolen Company
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Ang Tan
County Shows More Cholera in Washington County Surge
County health report notes higher cholera cases in Maryland during the first nine months of the year, with Washington County up to 24 cases compared to 22.8 the prior year. Outbreaks totaled 55 that month versus 102 last year, while Kent led with 16 outbreaks and Worcester and Talbot followed.
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Washington County
Kent County
Worcester
Talbot
Anne Aruilel
Wicomico
Cell
Mont-gomery
Carroll
Charles
Frederick
Prince George
St. Mary's
Britain to Launch Dry Campaign Appeals to Women
London reports the largest prohibition drive in Britain prepares for public ads after months of secret planning. The movement will start with a veiled approach rather than outright prohibition, with a key appeal directed at women nationwide.
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London
Great Britain
Daily Mail
U. S
Mrs H Gouff Returns Home From New York Visit
Mrs. H. Gouff has returned to her home at 40 East Washington Street after visiting in New York.
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H. 2. Gouff
East Washington Street
New York
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