Perjury Hearing Led to Bail for Madd Smith
Madd Smith, colored, appeared before Justice Bitner on a charge of perjury and was held on $200 bail. The case stemmed from arrests of two women and Helen Allan, with witnesses recounting statements made by Smith the night of arrest. Several witnesses testified and the charges were dismissed but later linked to the perjury charge. Other local records note a bicycle theft suspect, a man-support warrant for Harry Pryor, and ongoing improvements at General Drug Store costing about $2,500, with seasonal equinox details and local farm leadership changes in Washington.
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Madd Smith
Bitner
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Helen Allan
Elkera
Smith
Thosophe
Harry Pryor
Williams
Champion
Justian Tide
Ta Ceneral
W. E. Hopkins
Washington
Becacen
Dagmar Farm
R. R. Wood
Washington St
Dr Davis Preaches on Second Coming at St Pauls Church
In a sermon at St Pauls United Evangelical Church Dr Davis discusses the Second Coming. He urges readiness and faith, notes modern church life, and warns against false claims while stressing a Zion with Christ’s return. Harvest Home Services follow at Sharpsineg Reform Church with a 10530 evening service and a program by Rev Darien.
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St. Paul's United Evangelical Church
Dr. Davis
Tissing
Jesus
Evangelist Davis
Pares
Christ
Joung
Jeane
Reformed Churely
Sharpsineg
Eloele
Top Darien
Stil Promen Ah Keedyawilko
Suhleet
Khugieiy
Frederick Grand Jury Backs Whipping Post Policy
Frederick county grand jury reports to county court urging a whipping post for all patently serious crimes and condemns widespread gambling in the county. The panel examined 846 witnesses over one day, noting rising vice and calling for strict penalties to curb crime and disorder.
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Prederighe
Leedtoriele
Chenit
Iday
Poumnien
Che
Gamndling
Wrederick Cay
Vormty
Anabla
Wred Walker Iron Ace of Lue Ulen Club
Wred Walker star pitcher of the Lue Ulen Club closes a season as a key iron man. He pitched 24612 innings between May 4 and September 0, with a mix of decisions including 23 wins, 16 losses, and 2 ties as a relief or starting pitcher. Walker had a varied athletic career at the University of Chicago, playing football and later coaching at multiple colleges while also pursuing baseball with the New York Giants and San Francisco Giants era.
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University of Chicago
Hale
Alorzo
Chicago
Ding
New York Giants
Cisco
Cisco Sou
Walker’s varied baseball path through 1918
The text traces a player named Walker across multiple teams: 1912 with Cleveland American Association, 1914 with the Pittsburgh Feds, 1918 with Brooklyn Nationals and Brooklyn Feds, then starting with Albany and moving to the Utica Club. It also notes his claim of liking football better and a separate Petrograd news item about French residents in Russia who could import wines and champagnes for personal use despite a ban.
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Cleveland American Association
Brooklyn Nationals
Pittsburgh Feds
Brooklyn Feds
Albany
Utica
Walker
Petrograd
Rusela
Russulina
Agnew Gets Job At New City Hotel Pool Room
J J Mabbit Agnew a floor-footed aevcoach and baseman has been obtained by B Cox manager of the New City Hotel. He will conduct the pool room at the hotel after September 20.
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Agnew
J. J
Mabbit
Frederick
B. Cox
New City
Burned by Wire Injures Two Workers Near Berkeley County
A night walk at Antietam and Mulberry Sia left Jesse J. Clennn an engineman with two parne burns on his leg and a severe shock. George T. Showers a road engineer for Berkeley county received a facial fracture from a large stone during supervision near Spring Milla.
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Antietam
Mulberry Sia
Lia Home
Jesse J. Clennn
W. M
George T. Showers
Berkeley County
Nea Spring Milla
Cumberland bakers plan price rise or loaf shrinkage
Cumberland Cumberland bakers convene at the Central FR. M. A. Building to decide on increasing loaf prices or reducing loaf size due to higher labor and material costs. A leading source says the five cent loaf could jump to six cents while others favor smaller bread portions.
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Cumberland
Cimberland
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Bertha Corby
Thorn
Wingling
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Ientone Truck and Carriage Tiren
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Duffield & Read
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Young Motor Car Distributors
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Saturday Evening Post
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Hagerstown, MD
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