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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1929

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Trout Shipment To Hoover Estate Stocked Catoctin Stream

A 2000 trout shipment from Pennsylvania fisheries arrived in Frederick aboard a Bureau of Fisheries car. The fish, in 150 cans, were delivered to the Richey tract at Catoctin Furnace for immediate release into the stream. A deputy sheriff was appointed to guard the preserve amid local fishing activity and potential presidential visits.

President Hoover Catoctin Furnace Frederick Bureau of Fisheries United States Commerce Department Star Pennsylvanis Harrisburg Lawrence Richey State of Pennsylvania Pleasant Mountain Commissioner of Fisheries Buller Pennsylvania Hoover Albert Powell Maryland Lewistown Richey Glenn C. Lease Division of Fish Culture Bureau of Ares Washington Freaeter Catoctin Mayer Culler Nanwd Joeph Gartiner Pennsylvania Constabulary Gardner Lancelot Jacques

Prohibition Agents Accused of 16 Kills in 15 Months

AP reports that 16 people were killed by prohibition agents and guards in 15 months. In the same period seven suspects were fatally shot by authorities as arrests rose. Secretary Leeman cites enforcement of the dry law and rules meant to curb promiscuous weapon use as the context for the deaths.

Ass.s Leeman Prolubon Agetup Profuiktice Law dc Anna

Thunderstorm on First Visit

A spring rain drenched Frederick this morning with intermittent lightning and distant thunder, the first of the season. Temperatures lingered in the forties to mid seventies as clouds built, while budding trees and gardens show spring’s arrival and locals prepare for farm and sports season activities.

Avril Frederick Frederick County

Auto accident in Westminster injures two women

Mrs Ella Cooke and Miss Ella Main sustain minor injuries when their car overturned after a collision with another vehicle on Westminster streets. The Cooke party rode in from Pleasant Hill and were taken to Dr. S. L. Baer’s office, later returning to Frederick by train.

Ella Cooke Ella Main Westminster Cooke Miss Main Burdette Minnie Demmitt Baltimore

Fire budgets eyed to boost city fire department funding

Mayor Culler urges adopting a city budget plan that raises fire department appropriations. He wants each fire company to submit budgets and anticipated expenses so levies match needs for hose, repairs, and potential debt. Fire committee member Mr Brust agrees current funding is insufficient to cover expenses.

Culler Cuber Brust

Sugar corn prices rise boosting farmers in Maryland counties

Advance on sugar corn payments climbs about a dollar fifty per ton from last year. Frederick county canners pay up to 18 dollars per ton for Stowell’s Evergreen and other small grains, with Carroll County at 18 dollars. Higher prices are expected to spur more field planting and wider cultivation this season.

Sugar Corp Stowell Evergreen Frederick County United States Carroll County Frederick

Brethren Institute to be Held Across County Churches

A regional conference of the Brethren will be held Thursday and evening next week with multiple county churches hosting. Dr. Chas W Eritakes will deliver the address titled The West Step For Adults, presented by Glenn O Garber, Superintendent of the Sunday Service.

Asrivania Brethren Chas. W. Eritakes Gienno O. Garber Sendar

France bids farewell to body of Herrick

Myron T. Herrick, former American ambassador to France, lay in Brest before departing aboard the Tourville for New York. Commandant Abrisl and French crowds observed a 29 gun salute as the cruiser carried the envoy’s remains, with a 49 gun final salute heard 12 miles offshore.

Brest Prante Myron T. Herrick France Tourville America Dolman Beest Paris

Colored Field Meet to Be Held Monday in Frederick

The eleventh annual Field Meet of the colored schools in Frederick county proceeds under the Play-Grounds Athletic League and the Frederick county Board of Education. It will be at the Fairgrounds next Monday, April 3, with medals for winners and Vocal arrangements by J. W. Bruner. Additional events include Camp Parole on May 27 and a May 9 debate at Adamstown. Jefferson Road work begins with the M. J. Grove Lime Co. preparing the site.

Frederick High School City Opera House Margaret H. Black Frederick High Schhool Gire Club George Donaldson van Haletyne Peabody Institute Baltimore Bernhard Williamson Mildred DeLashmutt Moberly and Zimmerman Tyro Ditfard Gilbert Play- Grounds Athletic League of Board of Education of Freederick County Frederick County Fair Grounnds J. W. Bruner Camp Parole Western Shore

Route For Bunion Derry Here

Route details appear garbled with partial street references and incomplete names. The readable fragments mention a street near Second Street and a static one, but no coherent event or outcome is clear. Further legible text is needed to form a factual summary.

D A R Pilgrimage to Fort Frederick Planned for April 27

Daughters of the American Revolution from Maryland plan a caravan reaching Frederick on April 27 to visit Fort Frederick, the only remaining forest plant, part of Maryland Forestry Board efforts. Local DAR members Mrs. Grayson E Bowers and Mrs. Jesse B Anders organize the trip through the Frederick Chapter.

Frederek Daughters of Amierican Revolution Daughters of Jericay Revolkusan Auto Wes Baltimore Maryhind Frederick Ilstorie Old Fort DL A. R Fort Frederick Coomal Tontier Braddock Washington Horatio Sharpe Marland Maryland Potomac River Big Pool State Board of Forestry Board of Forestry Daughters of the American Revolution Forestry Board of the Grayson E Bowers Jesse B. Anders

Bass and Trout Violations Lead to Fines

Game Warden Ben Phebus reports arrests for illegal fishing violations in the county. Kenneth Lewis of Garfield faced a 25 dollar fine for possessing a trout under six inches caught in Fishing Creek. Morris King of Buckeystown was fined 25 dollars for catching a bass in a dip net near Buckeystown dam.

Ben Phebus Phebus Fishing Creek Kenneth Lewis Garfeild Justice Molier Lewis Morris King Burkeystown Buckeystown Joan F. Kelier

Westminster Bank Robbery Nets Up To 15000 In Cash

Three men robbed the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank on East Main Street Westminster taking cash estimated between 10000 and 15000 dollars. Clerks W Carroll Shunk Charles German and Mrs Ralph Leister were held at gunpoint as the trio escaped in a stolen New York licensed sedan toward Littlestown. No masks or identifiable marks left officers seeking the culprits. The bank loss is placed around 12000 dollars with the loot entirely in cash. Authorities traced the vehicle to Baithners and coordinated with state and local police as the search continued.

East Main Street Westminster W. Carroll Shunk Atom Charles Geiman Ralph Leister Shunk Leister Beachul Weatmiloster Tudebaker Pennaylvadea Littlestown Sher George P. Powde Theodore F. Brown Bubup Carroll County Baithners New York Lcense Pletea Baltimore Farmers and Mechanics National Bank John HL Ham Alec Colector Pief Baithners Umiu

Federals chase fleeing rebels in Mexico border clashes

Reports from Chihuahua and Sonora describe heavy fighting as federal troops press rebels near Jimenez, La Reforma, and Nava. Government claims include 1,000 dead, 500 wounded, 2,009 captured. insurgents report shelling of ambulances and continued resistance led by General Escobar.

Dare and la Reform Bebel Juarez Howsever Diaz Jimenez Almazan Escalon Jimines Culincan Nava Ghihuahua dJutarez Phillips Arizona Washington Juin. i Chihuahua Jose Escobar Associated Press Chihuahua City Mexico Escobar Biashet Due Tomerre

Fragmentary Note Hints at Near Miss Car Incident

A damaged OCR fragment hints at a near collision and potential danger near a destination area. It mentions a vehicle event with unclear specifics and no verified names or places. Further readable details are needed for full clarity.

Youth Confesses to Larceny to See Brother in Jail

Leon Plowden a 16 year old from near Huoaville turned himself in for a $4 theft and confessed to visit his jailed brother Freeman Plowden 21. Authorities, citing the unusual case, ordered a mental examination and kept Leon in jail with his brother until doctors assess his condition.

Leon Plowden Huoaville Freeman Plowden Leon Reptember Leos Guy E. Motter People's Court Yall Otber Jal

Pyles Bunion Derby Arrives in Baltimore

Baltimore April 5 AP Pete Gavuzil a British entrant led the continental runners to the finish of today's Havre de Grace to Baltimore lap in 5 hours 38 minutes 15 seconds. John Salo Passaic NJ and Giuste Pinak Italian finished second in 5 hours 56 minutes 17 seconds. Paul Simpson Burlington NC and Toney Trimble Kersfield Caledon tied for fourth in 16 hours 8 minutes 13 seconds. Salo’s time moved Inta up to leader in standings with 28 hours 6 minutes 14 seconds since departure from New York.

Baltimore Pete Gavuzil Havre de Grace John Salo Passaie N. J Giuiste Pinak Paul Simpson Burlington N. C Toney Trimble Kersfield Caltedh Sale Inta New York

Bunion Derby Starts In Thunderstorm At Havre de Grace

About 30 runners in the so called bunion derby gathered in Havre de Grace on April 3 for a roll call before a 40 mile leg to Baltimore. Thunder and drizzle rattled the scene as low clouds limited visibility and some runners complained of discomfort.

Havre de Grace C. Pyles Ranners Pacific Pennsylvania Baltimore

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