Test Case to Be Wivngo Maryland Court on Conduit Road
Maryland officials debate jurisdiction over offenses on the Conduit road as a probable test case. State's Attorney Robert B Peter asserts Maryland retains jurisdiction, while arguments mount on the Aqueduct road land and federal access. Upcoming hearings before Mayor John A Garrett at Glen Echo and possible appeals to Circuit Court and Maryland Court of Appeals mark a contentious legal path ahead.
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Bpbosal
Washington Post
Rockville
Robert B Peter
Montgomery County
Maryland
Peter
United States
Congress
Col Mah~ley
Philip T. Hall
Clarence Barnard
Sanford Eddy
Edward Terry
John A Garrett
Glen Echo
Garrett
Maryland Court of Appeals
Leckie & Fulton
Washington
Robert Barter
Collins
Charles P Collins
Glen Echo Council
Seaford Eddy
Harry Wardeman
Eddy
Werdeman
Durdeman
Mi-O-Na Digestive Aid Promises Nerve Strength Cure
An advertisement touts Mi-O-Na stomach tablets as a cure for nerve exhaustion tied to faulty digestion. It claims several days of use will tone the digestive system, absorb nerve force from daily food, improve sleeplessness, reduce weakness, and restore natural body functions, with a money-back guarantee.
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Henry Evans
Fragmented OCR summary of Knoxville trade and birth notices
Extracted items show Knoxville district trade data and local notices with fragmented OCR. Population 273248. building permits. real estate transfers. bank deposits. manufacturing, coal, and trot production figures. annual and twelve-month increases. Also includes physician notes on a child and a Watts Wadeaver Union convention report with society counts and donations.
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Knoxville Senthi
Indus
Sear
Knoxville District
East Teoromee
Virginia Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Session Opens
The twenty eighth annual session of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Virginia Methodist Conference opened at Market Street Methodist Church in Petersburg with delegates from across the state. Miss Pearl Young gave the welcome, followed by Miss Grace Parham's response and remarks by Mrs. W C Ivey. Reports noted the Eastern States district's flourishing condition, ten Bible women, and thirty-two scholarships supported by Virginia conference women.
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Virginia Methodist Conference Society
Petersburg
Washington Post
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Virginia
Market Street Methodist Church
Pearl Young
Grace Parham
Danville
W C Ivey
Lynchburg
Helle
S M Brickhouse
Nerat Folk
Virginia Conference
Directors Re-Elected at Western Maryland Railroad Meeting
The Western Maryland Railroad stockholders re-elected all directors at the October meeting in Baltimore. Of 322,208 shares, 274,637 voted. Earnings for the year ended June 3 were reported as gross 4,202,004 and net 695,402,387,999. A pamphlet report detailing twelve months ending June 30 will be issued, marking Gould interests’ recent control of the property from the city.
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Waomington Tost
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad
Continental
Winslow
Pierce
F. S Landstreet
Lawrence Greer
S Davies Warfield
John W Gates
Gould Interests
Indications Point to a Small Republican Gain in Montgomery
Registration officers report little partisan enthusiasm with Republicans showing a net gain in Montgomery County Bethesda district where Galen L. Tait led the GOP effort. The gain is expected to cut a Democratic margin by about thirty-five votes. Other items note a Maryland poll, a Virginia railway charter, and a missing Richmond man amid a batch of unrelated notices.
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Woebington Port Rockville
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Bethesda
Galen L. Tait
Republican Committee
Richmond, Va
State Corporation Commission
Laurel
T*s
Washington
Damascus
Sailor Refused Dinner in Uniform at Connellsville Hotel
Jonny Crouse, seeking navy recruits in Connellsville, says he was barred from the Marietta Hotel dining room for wearing a sailor’s uniform. Clerk W Lieb allegedly denied him entry, calling the act an insult to the Navy. Crouse intends to seek redress and says naval authorities may prosecute.
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Cumberland
Marietta Hotel
Connellsville
Jonny Crouse
Crouse
Navy
W. Lieb
United States Navy
Potomac Synod elects officers and notes missions
In Chambersburg at the Potomac Reformed Synod sessions Rev Dr A S Weber of Baltimore was chosen president for the coming year. Other officers include Elder William J Zacharias as vice president and Rev Lloyd B Coblents as stated clerk. The home missions board reported 14 missions enrolled with three new openings, and ten thousand dollars increased the building fund while debt fell by sixteen thousand. Discussions on Uranus College and Lancaster seminary union continued with no final action.
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Weber
Baltimore
Washington Post
Hagerstown
Joday
Potomac Reformed Synod
Chambersburg
A. S Weber
William J. Zacharias
Lloyd B. Coblents
J. Hamilton
Littlestown
Reading
A C. Nace
St Clairarile
Home Mvasions Board
Uranus College
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
J M. Schick
Washington
Taught
Sei Ee
WATERS IN THE CONTEST FOR STATE S ATTORNEY
Bowie F Waters seeks the Democratic nomination for Montgomery County State's attorney to succeed Robert B Peter. Talbott and a third candidate expected. heated contest anticipated in Montgomery County politics.
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Rockville
Bowie F. Waters
Montgomery County
Robert B. Peter
Thomas M. Talbott
Maurice Talbott
E Pemble
BAPTISTS IN SESSION Elect Officers at Clarksburg
The West Virginia General Association and Fraternal Union held their annual meeting in Clarksburg on October 17. Forty new members were elected to the Ministers Fraternal Union. Officers chosen include President Rev K J Weester Harrisville and Vice President M L Weed Huntington. The 41st annual WV Baptist General Association convened with President Rev J W Carter Spencer and vice presidents J D Simmons L W Holden Clarksburg J C Johnson Charleston.
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West Virginia General Association
Fraternal Union
Washington
Virginia Liquor Dealers Elect New Officers
The State Liquor Dealers Association met in Norfolk on October 17 and unanimously backed strict enforcement of all liquor laws and city ordinances. Officers elected were John A Lesner as president, J T Harmon as first vice president, W T Steptoe as second vice president, Thomas S Fitzgibbon as secretary, and L Lazarus as treasurer. The group also decided to reconvene next year during the Jamestown Exposition.
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Arthur Leato
Market Street Methodist Church
Leslie Bolling Shepherd
Kan~ang City
Berryville
Clerke County
George Shepherd
Kansas City
Chicago and
Alten
Danville
Katheryn Rosa Patton
Mon J Allen Patton
James Irvin
W R Laird
First Presbyterian Church
Irvin
Jonnie Snapp
Cornelius Snapp
Conrey Hoover
George Hoover
Ray & K Witte
United Brethren Church
Orange
Alex Thorns Browning
Nish Ada Esther Bradbury
St Thomas’ Cpleco
Marshall Street
Matte
Butcher
Robert
Gilson
Washington
D C
Lipatomb
Coward W Butcher
Petersburg Savings and Inturanes Company
Tha Groom
Petersburg
Maud Weatbrook
George W Kruse
W C Taylor
Newport News
Harry Morton Newark
Newark
Elizabeth Nawktrie Sinclair
Trinity
Chuck Ree WB Beauchamp
First Baptist Church
Leila May Crowder
N A Crowder
James Moffat Barker
George W McDaniel
Mabel Sims
Lyle Booker
Panter
Booker
Iuray
Daniel I Stover
Johe W Stover
Laray
Caroline Brubaker
A D Brubaker
Sanaty
Luray
T . Dalton
Prout Royal
Stover Jeffcoon
Suffolk
Edward Harria Jr
Norfolk and Western and Seaboard Air Ling Railways
Kilby
Eme Mala Peres
W J Pierce
Ethionem Christian Church
Ray Isase
TW Johnson
Jermie Harris
Wan Mala
Pierce
Mes Harrie
Toronto
Canada
Feederickewurg
Alexander RA Atng
Ordnge County
Adre Esther Bradbury
Graos
Moo Flelé
Walton Marion Cate
Rickatts
Orr
Lynchbury
Usnchburg
Richmond
Raul
Lynchburg
Thomas 8. Fitzgibbon
Norfolk
L. Lazarus
Infant with two bodies shocks Wheeling readers
A Moundsville glass worker’s wife gave birth to a male infant with two heads two shoulders four arms and two bodies joined at the waist weighing ten and a half pounds yet alive and failing to survive. The brains work independently with one head crying while the other remains silent as physicians examine the rare case.
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Speckal
Washington Kost
Wheeling
W.va
Bee
John Cullom
Moundsville Glass
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges for Bad Breath Relief
An advertising note promotes Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a fix for foul breath and indigestion. It claims charcoal absorbs odors, reduces belching, and improves taste after meals, urging quick trials and noting laxative effects as mild and safe. It targets social nuisance from halitosis and stomach impurities.
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Stuart
Death of Mrs Fio4 7 odye in Harpers Ferry Dispatch
Native of Harpers Ferry reported dead in St Louis dispatches from Alton area. The obituary notes the death of Mrs Fio4 7 odye, with limited readable details, reflecting a brief notice carried by the Washington Post.
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Harpers Ferry
Special
Washington Post
St Louis
Alton
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