Opening of U D C Meeting Reports from Maryland Division
At the Maryland Division convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy the opening session featured salutations by Mrs Sol Sones and reports by Mrs W J Crabbs and others. Memorials and minutes were read. carnations placed for members. cross of honor awarded to a Confederate veteran. various committee reports followed amid discussion and song.
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Maryland
Daughters of the Confederacy
Patomac
Sol Sones
W. J. Crabbs
Stra. Leo
Forney Young
Reas
Say Maupin
Baltimore
Cree
Hagerstown
Cay
Ephaug
Dengiss
York
Steed
Hobuck
Chrysier
General Motors
United
Fragmented note on cosmetic products and a birth announcement
A garbled passage mentions Lemon and Virinkles along with references to toothpaste like whitening effects and a soaplike product. It also includes an obituary style birth notice for a daughter born at a hospital, with unclear names and locations due to OCR errors.
Ill-Fated Sub Changed Its Course Refers to Boston Inquiry
The red light on the submarine SS before its sinking near Rock Island on September 25 suggested it altered course or showed lights in a collision with the steamer City of Nome. Lookout William A. Adanson testified today at the Naval World of Inquiry examining the accident that killed crew members.
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Boston
Colligion
City of Nome
William A. Adanson
Naval World of Inquiry
Coat Ab
Itock Island
Robbers Grab Pearl Jewelry From Theater Party
In Los Angeles two men seized pearls worth 34000 from Mrs M Smith and guests as they left a theater. They stopped in front of Mrs Clark's home, forced the valet to open the car, and fled after demanding valuables. One gunner warned the chauffeur, who was too frightened to resist. The incident followed a theater outing with a bank president's wife among the victims.
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Los Angeles
M. Smith
Mra. HU
Chanteur
President of Court Martial Leaves Court
The court martial proceedings continue as General Summers faces challenges from officers including General Summers. Major General Ratert presides after Summers withdraws. Peremptory challenges are limited to one and other members may be challenged for cause. The court is sworn with 10 members remaining.
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Summerall
Mitchell
Air Service
Hawaiian Department
Comet
Swammerall
Xeutenant
Gungral Ratert
Howz
Tite Corps
Columbus
Ohio
Cue Presdents
Red
Fred W. Sladen
Military Academy
West Point
Genell Sladen
Bowley
Card of thanks and local notices from Hagerstown
Crop reports from Washington and Maryland note persistent wet weather delaying harvests and threatening crops. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness shown during the death of Joseph Wright. local quotations list market prices for wheat and corn and advertise a rummage sale and a cake raffle at Clif Gite Shop on Get 29.
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Washington
Maryland
Daisy Ryder
Hagerstown and
Williamss
Joseph
Robert S. Wricit
October rainfall records rise as wet pattern continues
Weather observer J A Miller at Keedysville records October already heavy with 6.68 inches. Through June to August total 4.76 inches, rains surpass summer months with a potential new high. Frost at 29 degrees devastates produce while south wind warms to 32. Martinsburg reports 5.31 inches rainfall so far this month. Farmers note ground now saturated and streams full as moisture returns.
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J. A. Miller
Cooperative
Keedysville
Miller
Weather Bureau
Varigus Secliong
Martinsburg
Winebrenner and Snook Held on Narcotics Charges
David C Winebrenner Jr and Marty R Snook of Frederick were held by United States Commissioner J Frank Supplee Jr on charges of unlawfully possessing narcotics. Winebrenner, a wealthy merchant, and Snook faced bonds raised from 1500 to 4900 each by the Comanias. Winebrenner returned to Laurel sanitorium where he has been committed for 12 months by the Frederick county court. Dr John J Remsberg was held on 1000 bail for a hearing on selling narcotics. Firemen checked a blaze at 641 West Washington Street, extinguishing it with minimal damage after smoke was spotted by pedestrians. The fire was attributed to a faulty wiring or furnace, affecting the east side where Michael Reese and Edgar Saylor lived.
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David C. Winebrenner, Jr
Marty R. Snook
Frederick
United States
J. Frank Supplee, Jr
Bat
Wincbrenner
Conanias
Winebrenner
Laurel
John J. Remsberg
Washington Street
Michael Reese
Edgar Saylor
Man Injured In Milk Truck Accident Near Keedenville
Nelson Grimm, 25, of Keedynville, suffered a crushed knee when a milk truck container fell on his leg yesterday. He was carried home by a bystander and treated for injuries.
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Nelson Grimm
Keedynville
Tor Jury
Fighting To Save Poisoned Hunters
In Michigan on October 28 a group of eight hunters fell ill at Gravel Lakes after eating gravy believed mixed with poison. Dr Barclay W of Chicago, a poison case specialist, arrived to treat the patients and Merle Burger, a bank cashier, died following the meal.
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Mich
Barclay W
Chicago
Merle Burger
Hank Cashier
Constantin
Suspect William Tull Sought Amid Assault Allegations
Police in Hagerstown and Chambersburg sought William Tull, accused of assaulting two white women and a colored woman in Chambersburg before fleeing to Hagerstown. He was reportedly employed in a barber shop and left town hastily yesterday as Chambersburg officers arrived.
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Sareemo
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
William Tull
Combeo
Zemo Promises Relief for Skin Ailments
A vintage advertisement claims Zemo relieves eczema rashes ringworm and similar skin troubles. It touts instant itching relief the cleansing and healing of skin and describes Zemo as a penetrating liquid. The ad urges readers to buy from a druggist today and save future disturbance.
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Zemo
Ady
Wreck Toll Rises As Train Derailed Near Memphis
At Victoria Mississippi, the Sunnyland passenger wreck killed 19 people and injured about three dozen. The St. Louis Southwestern train derailed on a 25 foot embankment after a defect in a 90 pound steel rail.急
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Memphta
Tent
Victoria
Memphis
Sunnyland
St. Louis
San Francisco
Freezing Temperatures Across Cumberland Areas
Cumberland Maryland reports freezing conditions with coldest readings near 24 degrees at Anamont and Terra Alta. Trees show slight revival after last night’s freeze and forecasted continued chill in the mountains today and tonight.
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Cumberland
MD. Md
Anamont
Terra Alta
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Linagueta
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Huthpkee
Janes T. Wiar
Atte Fay Shrine
Washington, Ga
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Duluth
Minn
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Aivi Tihana
Howat Department
Summersall
Tle
Potomac St
Joe
Main Street
Frederickh Mercnant
Snook
Federal Grand Jury
Millicent
Salm von
A. C. Neff
Franklin St
Washington’ Restaurant
Florida
Hagerstown Territory
Arthur W. Bryan
Baltimore, Mi
ASCO
Potomac Street
Salem Avenue
MAZDA
Maryland Theatre
Hagerstown, Md
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