Local and foreign amusements mix in a crowded review
A garbled slice of a newspaper page mixes names, events, and incidents from politics and crime. It mentions Baltimore politics, sheriff and city surveyor candidates, voter registration rulings, a sailor found dead, a land dispute, a fatal automobile crash near Leonardtown, a buggy collision near Teonardtown, and a sensational charge against Willian Jen Bryan. Other notes include a New York lecture, a Moran-Bajnerght rink incident, and a highway wreck inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frank A. Forat
Tomas F. McNulty
Joseph L. Witken
Vorter
Miurkey
Pouterday
Rimond H. Sten
Broln Aras
Belvedere
Albert Q. Tawers
Ongar Taser
Nsw
Srhlooa Yrow & Co
Tinothy Shion
Chatton Strout
Maryland
Miao Bama Clark
Currie Clark
Teonardtown
Neverloy Arettars
Annie Oaklay
Plate Shot
Buffalo Tl
Exaton
Thardonk
Mika Margaret Oonnor
Nielob Rink
New York
Willan
Henry Moule
Antlcionaire Elihitay
PhUndotliln
Newfort Nowe
Manpton
Norfolk
Buster North Caraling
Cal
Bam
Uileide
Aulteville
Honghig
New New Haven
Dar Harbor Xpress
Hayat
Wartford
Cainamoree
Ky Thaw
Sherbroka
William ‘Traverg Dora
Dominion Immigration Authoriton
Automatico
Coatbook
Bamigraton
Grand Trunk Railway Station
A BIO TOURNAMENT PREVIEW IN NORTHEAST WOODS EVENT
A biographical tournament plan unfolds with Rad Aten organizing in Ta Nicodomin woods. Attendees Boowahoro Baturdas and others are set to compete as preparations and costs rise. The route from Martinsburg to Winchester links to Sita Thoms with 2160 acres of timber to be logged in Ontell Hollow Hampshire County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicodomin Woods
Rovaral
BIG Timber Beal
W. B
Cornwall
Stamney
Storm Tosses Somerset Off Hatteras
Meredith of Rudy and Meredith recalls a terrifying ocean voyage aboard the Somerset when a September storm off Hatteras battered the liner. The Baltimore-bound vessel docked crippled after near-misses and a passenger was injured, with crew and passengers briefly fearing the worst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Meredith
Rudy & Meredith
Meredith
Tia Merchant & Miners’ Transportation Co
Hatteras
Baltimore
Loni
Somerset
Savannah
Tom Wallington
Savasnall Harbor
Samahing
Whiuivy
Steamship Company
Leard
Sone
Praaengers
Phischeers
Mr. Meredith
Wreck Probing Opens With Two Dead Near New Haven
The Bar Marbur express wreck near New Haven prompts a public inquiry by the Interstate Commerce Commission to uncover fundamental causes. H W Bal mig, chief inspector, will lead hearings to determine who is responsible for a string of deadly accidents affecting the line. company officials’ explanations await scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Bar Marbur
New York, New Haven & Wartford Railroad
H.W. Balmig
Comnila Won
McChord
Incendiary fire damages Mor Anabuts coal yard
A blaze yesterday at the Mor Anabuts coal yard damaged about $2000 worth of coal including five berths and nine overhead units. Authorities believe incendiaries started the fire and that the lantern remained with the coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Coal Bliis
Tms
Mor- Anabuts Yeatorday
Iit
Personal crisis report from Martingraager incident
A garbled report describes a personal crisis involving a figure named Nor val 8 and Provanes once of Mare thimbarg. It mentions dangerous substances and a dwelling in Hamara with an unclear date and setting, ending with a brief reference to a fatherly figure and an attempted act.
Monterey Hotel Purchase by Mrs Rebecca Murray
Mrs Rebecca Murray buys the Monterey Hotel in a noted transaction. The story mentions her name along with family connections including her mother and ties to local bridges and Prince William avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey Hotel
Rebecca Murray
Monterey Tretel
Thuneuck
Princtie Wiinwa Uridges
WayneShoro Defeated by Atinutleuty in Varsity Clash
In a tightly contested game yesterday WayneShoro fell to Atinutleuty with a final score near two to one. The match highlighted strong offense from both teams and showcased key plays from leading scorers on each side.
Thaw 15 Freed Then Nabbed by Integration Officers End Held
Thaw 15 freed but quickly captured by integration officers and held. Kendal, Qua, Bept 4 report says Thaw pried from tether, shipped by train to a small town. A special inquiry sits today. extradition likely to New York for return to Mat teawan asylum after escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haery
Varmont
Newy York
Mat
Teawan
Cumberland Valley Medical Association Holds Eleventh Meeting
Members from across the valley gathered in Hagerstown for the eleventh annual Cumberland Valley Medical Association meeting at the Magerstown Country Club. Mayor J McPherson Scott gave the welcome, followed by officers' installations and papers by physicians on topics from diphtheria to fever and clinical phenomena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley Medical Association
Hagerstown
Magerstown Country Club
J. McPherson Scott
D. L. I Rater
Indicaneea
J. Burns Armbernon
Waynesbaro
J. Ww
Bruce McCveney
Shippenaburg
Veregring Wroth
Hagerstowils
J. Edmond Kempter
Chambersbnirg
Washington County Hospital
Kmtintain
Dhner
Chtb
Seibert Payta
Boonsbore
Toate
V M. Roleiard
Fairplay
A. Fl. Anen
Carnele
J. Baras
Malach
Maryland Clank
TW. Weagleys
Marlon
A Uer Snively
Kelol
Maegoratown
We Prenton Miller
Ale
Malach Ar de
V. M. Reichard
W. 1. Campbell
Mra
Perering Wrath
Wiff
Reichard
Campbell
Binlach
Annual excursion from the city to Baltimore in September
An annual excursion is planned from the city to Baltimore on September 12. Details on departure time and schedule will be announced by the organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Tia
Baltimora
Hyikar
Cyclist Injured In Crash Near Store Window
Edward Hockersmith sustained injuries after a collision involving a delivery truck near a loyalty store window. The rider, westbound toward Jonathan Street, was forced into a storefront by a backing truck driver who failed to see him. Damaged motorcycle and storefront glass estimated at $25. Other incidents include a taxi collision injuring Clarence Young and a Brownsville man with facial lacerations and bruising. A Baldwin taxi hit a freight train, causing vehicle damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hockersmith
M. J. Moller
Kalina Ioyalty
Jonathan St
Harry Wagner
Wotorcyele
Eford
Ritele Hothorsansky Rai
Ile Wan
Blasa
Te Yalia
Ve Etnss
Clarence Young
Poslut
Alelivery Hoy
Eaha
Jongttan
Young
Wed to Clicking Films Noted at St Patrick’s Carlisle
The ceremony unites Jin Thorpe of the Giants with Margaret Miller at St Patrick’s Church in Carlisle. The bride wore a light gown as guests observed the merging of two notable lineages in a quietly formal wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin Thorpe
New York
Gtants
Margaret Iya Miller
St, Vatrick
Ghureh
Carlisle
Fragmentary Local Notices From Wartime Era
OCR reading shows unclear items about funeral services policing Potomac pollution and post office receipts. Names and places are garbled but indicate notices on funerals and August post office income totaling several thousand dollars, with references to Hagerstown Chambersburg Paw Paw Wheeling and Wy Ya regions.
Official Board Meeting Notification at Washington Square
A meeting of the official board of Washington Square MB is announced. Details on date and time are unclear in the fragment, but the notice confirms an upcoming session and formal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiv
Washington
Quare MB
Ehareh
Clubman at Fifty Traces Globe Tour by Foot and Faith
Andreaw G. Tatil, a New York editor aged about fifty, began a world walk from Mulliner Wailing on August 6. He pledged a wager that a man under fifty could circumnavigate the globe by foot, visiting every civilized country and every U.S. state within ten years, carrying letters from governors and presidents and traveling with minimal funds. He aims to cross oceans, visit the Pacific, and end after ten years of arduous travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hluvlog
Am Wality
Globe
Andreaw G. Tatil
New York
Wrrlvidl
Mulleer
Iie
Buehud
Vaight
Ison
Sivun
New Torsey
Dix
Virginia
Mr Wilson Talks On Business Lines
Mr Wilson addressed a gathering of merchants and citizens in Hagerstown praising concerted effort through a Board of Trade. He argued growth comes from energy, brains, and community action rather than raw materials, citing St Louis water power and local mobilization to attract industry. He urged unity to attract outsiders and improve schools and streets to draw more residents and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taeius
Winn
Wilson
Palmer Tennant
Board of ‘Trade
Dfusterstown
Wilkan
Hagerstown
Ha- Koralown
Hagerstown Autoist Settles Buggy and Egg Damage Case
A Hagerstown driver involved in a collision with a buggy near Keedysville and Mayers Town agreed to pay $10 for the buggy and eggs. The driver admitted driving, the others disputed fault, and the case was settled after consulting an attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Iato
Keedysville
Mayerstown
Muimna
Towerstown
Mamwa
Mumins
Assault onirl Stirs Berkeley County Again Near Berkeley
A man named Harry Simpson, 49, was arrested near Vancloverville on charges of assaulting a 13 year old girl and detaining her brother. Police say he exposed himself, grabbed the girl, and forced her to the ground before fleeing. officers later captured him after a ruse. The case proceeds before Justice Shompa with Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Lattrell present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley County
Vanclovesville
Harry Simpson
Shompa
Sasnutt
An & T
Mabel Able
Simpson
Bruner
Atten
Attornay Lattrell
Wild
Voltcontan Blake
Vancloverville
Sid Toak
Rowrs
Laut
Nis Neal
Hancock Haps and Typhoid at Tenoloway Garage Incident
Disorderly details describe a fire at the Tenoloway Garage in Hancock with typhoid fever concerns. A worker, J. S. Wuhater, reports illness among crew and remnants of a treaty party. a search follows the disappearance of a child, Spier, son of Pad Spriver, who vanished near Carnetive Heaven, prompting a rescue effort by a search party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Myers
Exeyemon
Brownsville
Lod Spier
Pad Spriver
Dlinovs
Moldng
Finntty
Kleen
Stouffer's Academy Opens With Warm Welcome
Prof Frank Stauffer’s headlining opening drew a large crowd as warm weather graced the night. The new orchestra performed smoothly, marking an improvement over prior seasons while dancers filled the floor amid lively entertainment and cautious crowd control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stouffer
Academy
Frank 1. Stauffer
Concealed Death Trial At Chambersburg Court
In Chambersburg a trial heard two women accused of concealing the birth and death of a child. Mary Hawking and May Hawking were accused of hiding the infant’s death in their Greencastle home. A young man, Finafrack, faced liquor charges tied to the case. Other local matters included a disorderly house charge against Mary Hutler and remarks about neighborhood vice during testimony. The court adjourned with the ruling pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
Ar Journal
Ma NASA Hawking Abd
May
Greencastle
Mary
Chiguton
Howskins
Burist
Willa Finafrack
Chaimbersburg
Mame Berry
Te Linise
Hight
Bowery
Hagerstown
Cora Winters
Anna Jackson
Frances Butler
Slater
Seh
Loved By Mail Sues For Fifty Thousand Dollars
A Baltimore court filing alleges Rev. John P. Cuthriell’s estrangement from his wife Mrs. Helen M. Norris and her daughter in law Mrs. Bertha Norris caused damage. Plaintiff Mrs. Hottly Forinholt Cuthriell of Richmond claims the defendant knowingly induced separation and deprived her of companionship and support. Letters between the wife and Mr. Cudicien Witt are cited as relevant to the case. Cuthriell, formerly a Baltimore Conference minister, is now a representative of a Richmond liquors firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ats
John P. Cuthelestron
Helen M. Norrin
Inlaw
Bertha Norris
Haston
United States District Court
Hottly
Cuttriell
Perauade
Chutgu
Iuwyere
Cudicien Witt
Swmportance
Coao
Catthriell
Beth Odivt
Beltinore
Iie
Try
Eureka Life Insurance Co heads tour to Mageratown
W. Gillespie of Waollimore and family visit Mageratown staying at Hotel Framilton with Waiter J. Pattison, local office superintendent. Mr. Gweapteai and family are on an automobile trip, learning about the company’s progress and operations in Hageratown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. & Gillespie
Waollimore
Eureka Life Insurance Co
Tovar
Mageratown
Grand Jury Returns Charge in Rowland Case
A suspect was charged by the grand jury in a case involving Mr. Lie Rowland. The defendant faced a jury trial with bail set at 209 dollars. Justice Ankeney ordered the proceedings after alleged break in and disturbance at the widow of Mrs. Rowland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viatry Avatela
Lie Rowland
Vic Grand Jury
Aquebem Biro Co Ratings Spark Market Alarm
Avoxular rating issued for the Aquebem Biro Company last night triggered market jitters as investors weigh potential impacts on Centre Gesy’s age and aid programs. Officials warn the situation may affect financial stability and coordinate a response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquebem Biro Co
Ma Gate
Alarhatween
Gesy Age Aid Tha
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Fiamore
Norval
Provanes
Marethimbarg
Hamara
Wayneshoro
Wayneahore
Douiel Holder
Dry Wick
Tim
Mgr
Holder
Mr. Holder Wa
Trownsville
Washington S
Tie Rita
Fendera
Carl Stuner
Boonabore
Strick
WAC
Wade
Board of Trage
Lucia J. Wilson
Detroit
Wilnington
Pelday
Mtr
Hin
Manassas
Eller
Iol
Miguasags
Bros
Wadertakers
Potomac
Husenek
Paw Paw
Horntown
MR. Wilson
IRL
Stirs County
Lerosa
Plater
Philip Herrmanni
Bila Cafe
Stadt Bon Ave
Tonlaht
Grand Jury
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