Four Suspects Held Over Cranberry Bog Hold Up
Philadelphia report on four suspects in a New Jersey cranberry bog hold up. One man killed, a woman and two men wounded. Victims Alexander Rider, Mrs Elsie Smathers, and John Bigly operated on. Detectives seek four more involved as Burlington county authorities coordinate the case.
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Philadelphia
Central Station
New Jersey
Jefferson Hospital
Alexander Jackson Rider
Elsie M. Smathers
John Bigly
Hanonton
Henry Ride
Howell, Mich
Hampton
Bigly
Sreathers
Mr. Holar
Milita de Marco
Callahan
Geonnetti
Neargubar Hood
Maglaiate Beaton
Hall
Burlington County
N. J
Jerusy
Burlington
Aciile
Eliza Parker
Biot Netlya
Atelon
Perker Moes
Atefon
Parker
Philadalphin
Mille Dal Lfarco
W C T U Convention Reports Gains In Prohibition Fight
In Wilkes Barre Pa on October 7 about 400 delegates gathered for the forty second annual W C T U of Pennsylvania convention chaired by Mrs Bla M George of Beaver Falls A committees were formed including Credentials and Courtesies with names such as Mrs Sylvia M Morrison and Mrs H J Buellingham They reported on next convention location and national delegate selections Mrs George in her annual address said the organization has made strong progress and that prohibition efforts are sweeping the state An infantile paralysis victim in Philadelphia aged twenty five died at Municipal Hospital as new cases emerge Two bank robberies were reported with robberies causing $6900 taken from the Teatlands bank and $1200 from Ottawa Lake bank with a suspect escaping by automobile
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Wilkes-Harre
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Pennsylve
Bla M. George
Beaver Falls
Sylvia M. Morriuh
Dyn Moyer
Minnis Lerew
H. J. Buellnghan
H. & Hatfield
Mayme G. Wollrott
Tic? Paolo
Margaret Hammond
A. M. Donthett
Della Price
Misa Lonh Cobb
J. L. Apdegraph
Maymo G. Weitwell
Wap Hatlie L. Lee
Mra
Emmette Ningleton
Mra. Geotas
Gerard and Kaiser Plans Stir Peace Talk Hopes
New York and Washington reports claim Ambassador Gerard, returning from Germany, will seek Wilson's good offices to pursue peace with the Allies. Officials deny preparations for diplomatic talks and note Boernstorf may seek a meeting with the president for a Polish relief gesture. Embassies dismiss the claimed talks as unlikely.
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New York
New York Evening Post
James W. Gerard
Germany
Wilson
Wee Hip
Wilcon
Gerard
Shane
Washington
United States
State Department
Count von Boernstorf
Amibasender
Stadow Liwa
AEF Mag
Presidentia
Europran Ralery
Overals
More Births than Deaths in Pennsylvania Health Report
Pennsylvania's health department reports 19,184 births and 9,217 deaths for the month, a birth excess of nearly 10,000. The death causes list scarlet fever at six, with intestinal troubles surpassing tuberculosis and typhoid combined.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
State Department of Health
Germantown 233 Years Old Special Mennonite Anniversary
Germantown marks its 233rd anniversary with a Mennonite celebration at the old Germantown Mennonite church near Herman Street Wheat Attala New York reports a wheat sale at 1.81 a bushel the highest NW price in years Northern Montana Railroad charter approved to build a 35 mile line to Wellington and Beaver counties with 350000 capital The Weather forecast calls for partly cloudy cooler conditions today and tomorrow with variable winds.
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Philadelphia
Germantown
Germantown Avenue
Herman Street
Ft. Paul
Mina
Banlty Co-operative Orato Exchange
Northwest
Rose Harriaburg
Northern
Beards and Beards Farce Ends in Folding Controversy
Local wire news recounts a farce involving Beards and Beards that ends in a fold. Reports suggest one party claimed victory while others questioned the process and outcome. The incident drew attention to procedural irregularities and prompted calls for review.
Oil Heaters at Perfection Ol Tiealera
Fragmentary ad note shows heaters advertised at Perfection store near Market Mouee with mention of extras and slaves in garbled wording. Unclear dates or prices.
Redmonds Home Rule Stand Against Conscription
Jom Redmond, leader of the Irish Nationalist faction, in Waterford, declares Home Rule remains sane amid rebellion and rejects conscription for Ireland. He argues forced conscription would harm the army and Ireland's political future, urging removal of martial law and fair treatment of prisoners while noting the wartime Home Rule act may auto-activate.
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Waterford
Ireland
Jom Redmond
Jendor
Radmand
Haves of Commons
Birb
England
Scotland
Wales
Madmond
Lloyd George
Mr. Nedmond
Redmond
Lafayette College elects trustees and tallies gifts
Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania, reports trustee election of John T. Matron of Yale National Bank, plus three newly nominated alumni. President John H. McCracken says yearly gifts reached 714077.86 dollars. A separate item notes a policy banning gay hosiery at the University of Pittsburgh sparked protests and lingering fashion debates.
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Lafayette College
Easton
Laffayetta College
John T. Matron
Yale National Banck
New Haven
Lita
Aulwmnt
Harry N. Hampstead
New York National Leagues
Baga Ball Club
Carrol P. Bagnett
Bauker
Summit
N. J
A. C
Wood prices and prompt delivery at CHAB and Ritchey’s
Wood dealer Byaku Works Wood offers 91.25 per ton with prompt delivery to CHAB and Ritchey’s. Telephone orders and inquiries noted with contact details abbreviated in the prompt.
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Byaku
Chab
Ritchey'r
Marriage Mention Martin-Lupp in Carlisle Nuptials
Mary Lupp and Charles D. Martin, both of Carlisle, wed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith on Mulberry Street in Hagerstown. Rev. F Barry Plummer presided as the annual U B conference and Fair Association lamented that President Wilson could not attend the Fall Week address in Hagerstown.
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Martin—Lupp
Mary
Lupp
Charles. D. Martin
Carlisle
Clarence Smith
Mulberry St
Barry Plunmer
U. B
Wilson
People
the Fair Association
Hagerstown
Falr Association
Vance McCormuick
National Democratic
McCormick
Treasdant
Todianapalis
Hasgeratown
Real Estate For Sale in Hagerstown Area
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Hagerstown
Smoletown
Wilsen’a
Kemp's
Mayeratown
West Williamsport
Intreround Ava
West
Mulberry Ave
Howard Bt
Baple Crick
Potomag St
Prospect
Fois
Garlincer
Priendstipark
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Mich
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Peage
Die Jatort
Neds and
Wei Our O
Emmort Handy Ots Co
Irish Nationallate
Romaine Lane
Fitishuret
University of Pittsburgh
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Niddy Blousas and
Middy Dreases
Duffield & Reed
UAL
Salh
Brard's
R. D
McKee
Duffihld & Rehd
Coal Hods
Dieta Lanterns
R. D. McKee
Emmurt Hardware CO
Hagerstown Light and Heat CO
Washington &T
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Cae
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