Hospital Plan Averts Major Military Medical Facility
According to dispatches from Hagerstown, Maryland, officials push for a large new hospital in Western Maryland to relieve Fort McHenry in Baltimore. Major Barrett says Fort McHenry is inadequate for state needs and a new hospital is essential for treating soldiers from Maryland and nearby regions.
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Hagerstown
Emiry
Tle
Maryland
Fort McHenry
Sahoo
Barrett
Baltimore
Legion
Veterans plan new hospital sites after surplus funds
The Veterans Abroad report notes two inspected sites in Virginia and Wisconsin and considers others soon. A $264,000 structure will house 50 men, part of the $27,000,000 appropriation for hospitals, with Washington County urged for priority in the next location.
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Ales
Sawyer
Jo Haweretown
Washington
Couple Sent To Reform In Parental Commitment Case
Zola Smith aged 16 and John Medauley aged 18 eloped from Wiefr homes in the city to Harrinburg and were captured back in Hagerstown. They were committed by Justice Holm after parental testimony that the children were incorrigible. McCanley sent to St Mary's Industrial School and the girl to the House of Gond Shepherd.
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Zola Smith
John Medauley
Harrinburg
Wiefr
Hagerstown
Justica Halm
Parenta
Justina Holm
McCanley
St Mary's Industrial School
Gond Shepherd
Corn Cutting Begins in Clear Spring District
A farmer reports corn cutting started in Clear Spring with drier weather hampering yields compared with last year. Across the county other areas may begin cutting soon, with general harvest expected within two days. An auto theft involving Charles F. Row was recovered on West Washington Street after he reported parking in the Public Square and returning to find it stolen.
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Clearspring
Charles FE. Row
Atelen
West Washington Street
Rowo
Hand of a Negro Found in New Orleans Bulletin
A severed human hand, believed to belong to a Black man, arrived at A. Philly Randolph editor of the Messenger in New Orleans in a parcel labeled Front a Friend. Police opened the box after white powder spilled, revealing the hand and a note threatening Randolph over his anti Kav and Marcus Garvey writings.
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New York
A. Philly Randolph
the Messenger
New Orleans
Randolph
Othnatio
Blevy- Boultion
Marcus Garvey
New
Rew
Hip Of Lost Leg Broken Eight Years After Losing Leg
John Hoffman an elevator operator at Deaconess Hospital in Cincinnati recalled eight years since a cake fell on his foot causing a knee amputation. Moments after alighting an elevator he slipped on crutches and fractured the hip of his remaining leg in an accident still tied to the earlier injury.
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Ay International Nowst
Cincinnati
John Hoffman
Deaconess Hospital
Jeter
Dynamite Bridge Blown Near Jerome Coal Mines
Dynamite destroyed a 14 foot bridge on the Jerome branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway near Jerome. Dynamiters placed red lights to warn trains, aiming to halt shipments from nonunion operations. Charles F. Hines files for divorce from Hannah F. Hines.
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Frostbubs
Jerome
Baltimora
Ohio
Rairoad
Bomerad
Cambria
Doyle Coal and Coke Company
Timols
Lewest Priced Quality Closed Car Ad
An old classified ad for a closed car highlights features such as upholstery, glass, windbleed ventilation, and a 14 cubic foot rear compartment. It promotes viewing at 56 W. Drankiin St and planning for a demonstration, with a delivery price around 6700 and the location Huyeratown.
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Ovary
Temporary injunction against railroad interference and intimidation
A court grants a temporary restraining order against salt defendduts and associates. It bars interference with interstate railroad operations and prohibits threats violence or coercion toward railway employees or others connected with the railroads. The order also forbids conspiring or aiding labor groups to disrupt service or employment, and forbids further actions by named defendants and their associates until a specified date.
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Ameren
Ceneral
Harry M. Daugherty
Inole
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Mlaukbisy
Yeteriine
Bolleiter
Phorphy
Labor Board
Defardanta
Federated Show Crafts
Falt Road
Slouk
St Fiera
Bhay Crafta
Agid Railway
Ingrsas
Aaid
Bantas
Oftuiman
Yapati
Lawa
United Tates
Axid
Railroag
Lacomofives
Ogra
Thant Dantrayad
Duniana
Unitad Giates
Darvanta
Aganta
Narranya
Systema
Ovent
Ferand
Sampaniog
Hermann
EU Westionn
Danwar
Cathwey Corepanion
Enid Ralway
Emr
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Intaratate Commerco
Said
Terminnia
Nald Railway
Mannar
Ania Sailway
Gah
Yewall
McGrath
Batt
Johnston
Woonga
Line
Ryan
Pranklin
Rte
Avid
Commaras
Poudente Mtoe Hall
Sontom
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