Frederick runners lead in city marathon and late strike
Frederick tightens security as marathon runners including Salo Gardner Gavuzzi cross the finish amid crowd scenes. A second strike at the Stone Construction church delays work and spurs union and contractor tensions, with officers enforcing order as freight, commercial updates and new store openings unfold in the city.
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Calvary
International Union
Lford C. Culler
Frederick
Air. Culler
Seymour Ruff
Baltimore
Foramen
Ion the Project
White
Culler
Quisiama House Votes to Try Governor Long
The Russians Legislature House voted 99 to 49 to impeach Governor Huey P. Long for alleged intimidation of Charles P. Manship, publisher of the State Times and Woming Advocate. The trial heads before the State Senate. the measure cites as grounds threats to publishing the governor's brother's infirmities.
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Quisiama House
Long
Baton Rouse
House of Representatives
Huey P. Long
State Senate
Xot
Charles P. “Manship
State ‘Times
Woming Advocate
Baton Rouge
Douglas Marship
Hearing on New State Auto Tag Bill Draws 200 Attendees
A public hearing on a proposed state automobile tag bill drew about 200 attendees including Mary land Automobiles Association members and local dealers. Governor and committee members debated study timelines and practical feasibility while Frederick County Clerk Haugh protested citing office space and hardware shortages.
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Bas Athrooen
Cheris
Tase
Determ
Theresamed
Avian McLane
Maryland Automobie Assolanga
Altl Automatic
Mc. Wah
John W. St
Marland Bar Assaci
Thomas H. Robinson
Sand Ket
Cie Coml
Baltimore
Motor Venicis
Adee
RL. Warfield
The
Dealers’ Association
D. At Stauffer
R. W. Harbaugh
F. R. Younkins
M. Roney
J. B. Hyatt
G. G
Mr. Haugh
Frederick
Torming
February Term of Court Ends with Mixed Verdicts
Reports from the February term describe several verdicts including a favorable outcome for Phe J Ward and others in a case of alleged debt for goods. Caleb D. Ro. faced a removal case with $1,200 involved, resulting in a defendant verdict. Mahoney v Fries awarded $202 for a stolen mule incident on Braddock pike.
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Hah Seert East
Cay
Shumberger
Phe J Ward
Ifert
Oscer BP
Feagu
Luther 5
Carr
Mauriee L. Rouger
P. Keeler Mann
Samel
W. B. Jesse Clay
W. Ernest Bayer
Frank H. Orneder
Clarence W. Stollemyer
Steele
the . Berg
T. T Beh
Delashmutt
Parsons Newman
Bond and Boylan
Charlies
W. Mahoney
Clifton
Ray
Fries
Mahoney
Mahoney Abe Wiich
Froes
Braddock Pike
Mar[ Jones
W. A. Storm
H. X. Delauter
Five Die in Des Moines Kirkwood Hotel Fire
Fire at the Kirkwood Hotel in Des Moines early today killed five people. Twelve were hospitalized with burns and injuries as about 125 to 150 occupants evacuated. Fire Chief Buckett feared more bodies might be recovered and a party in one room remained missing.
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Des Moines
Atlas
Kirkwood Hotel
Buckett
Hoover in Virginia on first fishing trip
President Hoover arrived in Madison Virginia after a three hour tide and headed into the adjacent hills for his first fishing outing since becoming Chief Executive He was joined by aides including Lawrence Richey and others from the Marine Corps and administration on this early spring excursion.
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Hoover
Virginia
Madison
Himbary Wibur
Lawrence Richey
Charles ¥. Ten
New York
Witsar
E. C
Marine
Texas Passenger Coach Wrecked by Bomb Near Tampis
A passenger coach west of Tampis, Texas, was wrecked by a blast early today. No passengers were seriously injured though the attack prompted police to question riders and explore a possible bomb cause.
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Texas
Tampis
Here
Toreh
Stanps
Axa
Two Arrested in Westminster Bank Robbery Case
Police report two suspects arrested in connection with a bank robbery at Westminster Bank. Investigators say a getaway vehicle and evidence were recovered. No details on suspects' identities or charges released yet.
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Westminster Bank
Fingerprints Help Track Westminster Bank Robbers
Police in Baltimore and Westminster identify two suspects from bank photographs and Bertillon files. Fingerprints from the vault handle and from a stolen New York bound car tie two men to the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank raid in Westminster, where about $13 000 was taken. A third suspect remains at large as investigators pursue leads.
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Baltimore
Palmtraid Mechanics National Bank
Westminster
Bertillon
Bert
New York
Mechinley Nationaloans
Ifec
Emmitsburg
Theodore F. Brown
Carroll County
Toricem
Frederick County
W. Carroll Shunk
Mr. Shunk
Cornelius Roche
James Manning
Sergis
Prederick Harbourne
Wilam Feehig
Sective Bureau
Unt
Bailtimars
Soren
David Medoff
Brooklsn
George E
Carroll Cou
Sweaterton
Is Posession
Collins
Germany
Wil Br
Scon Mp J
Lockwood Greene Eaj Blasers, Inc
Apri 1 3
Loreal
Lloyd C. Cuilier
Hermann, Mock and Hahn and
Betson
Union Manufacturing Company
Uete Io
Achison
East Patrick Street
Frederice
Thomas H. Haller
George WH. Zimmerman
Cum. Haller
Thomas L
Border clash at Naco dominates chaotic night
Scattered reports describe Americans and Mexicans under fire near Naco after bomb explosions and gunfire along the southern railway. observers note 73 bombs in sacks by the tracks and 1,200 troops defending the garrison as trains and mines trigger confusion across the border.
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Naco
Lutvus Goussles
Here
Sul Casa Setter
cAmerican Solliers
Saeo
Sonora
Auxiliary to Meet in City Frederick Hosts State Legion Event
Extensive preparations for a May 2 visit by prominent American Legion and Legion Auxiliary officials to Frederick for the executive committee meeting. A full day of business, a banquet and dance will be hosted by local Auxiliary members and Legionnaires. Speakers include Mrs Dorothy E Harper and Harold Smith among others.
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American Legion Auxiliers
American Legion
Frederick
State Legion Auxiliary
Claggett
BE. Ramsburg
Hagerstown
Ramsburg
Auxiliary Unis
Legion
Maryrace
George Murphy
Pi WN
National Eastern Division
Dorothy E. Harper
Washington
Ice
National Organization of the 8
Harold Ie Smith
Bm&ds
Doth
Auaivary and
tLegion
Mics
Planes Ordered to Border From Fort Crockett and Dodd Field
Twelve attack air planes from Fort Crockett and six observation planes from Dodd Field were ordered to Naco Arizona to patrol the border area. Major-General William Lassiter announced the move with ground crews and service troops to depart immediately by rail to join the air deployment, aiming to reach Naco by Sunday.
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U.S
San Antonio
Texas
Fort Crockett
Dodd Field
Nacos Ariz
William Lassiter
Eighth Corps
NATO
Naco
Salo Leads Corn Padders as They Leave Baltimore
Baltimore April 6 AP Johnny Salo the flying cop of Passaic N Fy led elapsed time in the bunion derby today. Salo finished second yesterday to a jaunt from Havre de Grace to a te with Guista Umek of Italy. He wrestled the lead from Herbert Hedeman of New York, now third. last year Salo finished more to Ancy Paine of Diatmore Okla and earned 10000 dollars and a Passaic police appointment. Ed Gardiner of Seattle, a last year winner, trails as the field moves New York to Elizabeth New Jersey.
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Baltimore
Johnny Salo
N. Fy
Pile
Salo
Havre de Grace
Guista Umek
Italy
Herbert Hedeman
New York
Selo
Moe
Ancy Paine
Diatmore
Okla
Los Angeles
Passaic
Sidi <i Saio
Ed Gardiner
Desky Pavement Pounder
Seattle
Wash
Alwoy
Winnr
Elizabeth
N. J
Jess
Thas
Pacific Coast
Robbery Report With Missing Details
A fragmentary report describes a theft of about 21000 dollars occurring early today. Details on suspects, location, and method are unclear amid the damaged text.
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Tamuzzi
Union
Gardner
Quest
Pete Garard
England
Ka C. CIx
Altimore
Armory
Was & Beers
Gavardi
Jonassac
Policeman
Edwardnes
Sth
Quarathoners
New Market
Frederick Gavuzzi
John Salo
Pasche
Edward “Shick” Gardner
Gartner
Réck
Rock
Garner
Olli Wastinnen
Finlang Undett
Ahil Granville
Canada
Arthur F
Granville
Wantinnen
Ridge- de
Jarusey
Fredericktonians
Ion
Jacques Ge
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Maryland
A. LeRoy McCardell
Samuel G. Duvall
Grover L. Michael
Semel
Byron A. Winebrenst
Guy C. Roser
Harry O. Schroeder
Harry O. Schroeder, Generalissinis
Rascoz B. Rhoads
G. Hunter Bowers
Arthur H. Doll
Alber . Coblentz
Francis B. Sappington
Albert L. Brice
Marion &. Miller
Alber
Boileau
Edgar EK. Moore
Cap Farm
A. Hart
Exchison
Guar
Louis W. Kitne
Paul S. Michael
and Willam Herwig
Sentinel
McCrory
Frances Om
Patrice Ena
van Sweringen
Chesapeake and Ohio
He Cysignes
Circ Club
Chamber of Ammerce
West Patrick Street
Sarge
Hheadquay ‘Cigek
Singson
Jair
Middle Atlantic
Baltimore County
Kirkwood Burns
Knitting Mills
Baltitsore
R. R
Oy Witter
Streut
Harry
Shunkc
Executive Committee
Ledar the Wottesi
Toeeys
Masa Paresses & Sestecs
Eae
Federal Forestors & OT Tine
Amb Smokms
Bunion Derby
Metropolis
Ngton
Wu Forestec
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