Dutrow Morler Arrests Mark Frederick Death At Home
Richard S J Dutrow a Frederick business man died suddenly at his Clarke Place home in his 63rd year. He had led a confectionery business and later the Young Men's Shop where he was a co founder and vice president. He served in local lodges and was a director of the Commercial State Bank. His death followed indigestion and a prior chest discomfort. Police arrested Mohler, and two others in connection with separate street altercations, with bonds set for appearance.
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Richard S. J. Dutrow
Kate Duttor
Adamstown
Frederick Academy
Franklin and Marshall Academy
Lancaster
Frederick
Commercial State Bank
Conf
Durrew
Dutrow
Lynch Ledge
Enoch R. A. Chai Council
Dacy de Molay Commandery
Knights Templar
Modern Woodmen
Rotary Club
Commercial State Bark
The
Mutual Insurance Company
Dut- To
Evangelical Reformed Church
Dutrew
Satyi Samson
Ada R. Dutrow
Iliss Fan
Rotarians Meet in Cumberland Draws Large Turnout
A Cumberland gathering drew about 1,000 visitors for the opening of a regional event. Staged under Rotary auspices, the meeting featured remarks from local leaders and organizers.
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Az Compiroucr
Stanfes Wine
Metal Fas
State Auxiliary Dinner and Dance Highlight Event
Several hundred members of the State Auxiliary of the American Legion are expected to attend a dinner and dance Thursday following an all day meeting. Prominent speakers include Adjutant General Wilson A. Reckord of Baltimore and Mrs. Dorothy B. Harper, vice-president of the national organization. An address of welcome will be given and town dignitaries are expected to attend, with entertainment provided by the Shestra dances.
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American Lemand
Dorothy
Harper
Washintcon
National Organization of the 3
Wa Lid Cc
Culier
Sciais
Laura Fig
É. Sonnelull
Esther
Wil
Alto Demolished Wreck Near Mountsburg
A fragmentary report notes a severe wreck near Mountsburg causing extensive damage and injuries. Details are unclear, with garbled names and locations, but authorities indicate a major incident affecting vehicles and responders.
Drunken Driver Fined in Local Court Actions
Thomas L. Moore about 35 pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle under the influence. He was fined $100 and costs. Charlotte McDermott of Washington also faced an assault and battery charge involving a separate case, with a six dollar fine and costs. payment suspended pending good behavior. McDermott did not appear to prosecute. J C Jasey of Washington faced drunkenness and public highway violation charges with a $10 fine and costs. Jim Notnagle was arrested for disorderly conduct and destruction of property around 5:20 AM and will have a hearing. Police officers Schell and Hofman assisted.
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Thomas L. Moore
S. P. Bowers
Charlotte McDermott
Washington
McDermott
Moore
Schell
Hofman
County Road Repairs Plan Under County Commissioners
Repairs to county roads are being done under the direction of the County Commissioners. Improvements to roads are contemplated soon. Work includes improving the road to High Knob and work on sections toward Westingtion and Stction roads. The schedule notes work on Urbana roads beginning Wednesday.
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Comtin~te Commissioners
High Knob
Bara ,Stever
Weshington
Tentisa Af
Hoover slips events drive to Catoctin camp and fishing trip
President Hoover took an unannounced drive from the White House to Frederick and on to Catoctin Furnace. He fished in Hunting Creek catching a trout while officials inspected the fishing preserve and a planned stone cabin site. The party then returned to Washington on Sunday morning.
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Washington
Tks
Ishpis
Catveting Purnacu
Hover
Lawrence Richyme
White House
Associated Press
Frederick
Hiltner
Market Street
Catoctin
Catoctin Furnace
Hunting Creek
Hoover
Eearly
Secret Service
Henry O’malles
Bars of Fisheries
Imp
Izaak Walton League of
Pennsylvania
Weer Arranges Week of Events for Loys Group
Weer plans a week of activities including a Lions Club meeting at McCurdy Field and a Boy Scouts troop headquarters opening. A Friday Father and Son Banquet at Coblentz Hall Hood College is scheduled for 6 30 pm. The program also lists poetry readings, a club gathering at the Opera House, and a Saturday Boy Scout treasure event.
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Lys
Curne
Harrod Westie College
Roary Club
Cnay Opema
Boys Week Observance Begins With School Talks and City Role
The annual Boys Week opens with church focus on national and local participation. Frederick groups plan talks in city schools delivered by officials and educators. Local boys will shadow city government at 3 PM, filling offices under direction of the City Fathers. Activities include Kiwanis events, a mass meeting at the City Opera House, and a Rotary luncheon with Richard Harlow. Lions Club hosts a baseball game with the Cuban Giants and Black Ridge League team at Hewer Park. The event sequence continues with a Thursday evening visit to Trinity chapel for further programs.
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Frederick
Hcal Bors
Washington Street
James H. Gambrill
Dr. Frederick High School
R. Ames Hendrickson
Church Street
John Usher Markell, Jr
North Merket Street
D. G . Everhart
Guy K. Motter
St. John's Literary Institute
Wednes
John S. Renn
Kiwanis J
Richard Harlow
Western Marland College
City Opera House
Rotary
Harlow
Boys
Frederick Lions Club
Black Ridge League
Hewer
Mar
Trinity , Chapel
West Church Street
Bon Key Counties
Cooper
W.ton
Bor Sc
Scout Exec
International Liquor Smuggling Plot Exposed in Havana
Reported plot involved 19 Americans allegedly linked to rum running from Cuba. Details describe murders and a chase by police aiming to seize a schooner bound for Nassau as U S authorities pursue suspects connected to Arnould Rothstein associate Walsh.
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Havana
Cue Pol
Ban Seyret Peice
Afonso Pers
Serrer Prylice
Sia the
Gams
Necetsas
Sereines
Hoffman
United States
Poller
Cuba
Walsh
Arnould Rothstein
New York
Nassau
New Yorker
Farm relief debate shapes Hoover era agriculture plan
Washington April 22 A debate over prospective agriculture legislation shows broad disagreement and expectations of a long transition period. Hoover supporters defend the equalization fee while farm blocs push back as Farm Bureau and other groups press alternatives. Critics question stabilization benefits and funding viability amid concerns over production controls and cooperative reliance.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Coolidge
Farm Bloc
Fary-Haugen
Coolidze
White House
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Range
LaFollette
Bisine
Sisters in long flight to beosige of father
April 29 report describes sisters in a long journey to reach their father, with a tug guiding an aerial or maritime route. The fragmentary text cites Jasper and a time around 6:23 am and mentions Newxion Ia, with partial details about the vessel and landing.
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Jasper
Newxion
Trains Crash in New York Kills and Injures Many
A rear end collision between an elevated wooden train and a steel subway train at One Hundred and Seventh Street station in New York leaves several dead and many injured. Victims include J Cullen and William Schultz. Fire and police battled frenzied crowds as dozens are treated and transported to hospitals.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Kebuto
Seventh Street
Oh i
J. Cullen
William Schultz
Michael McLean
Greens
Aras
Rege
Trafic
Hightisd
Pyles Plo dders Road Trip Preview In Missouri
Conway April 29 AP Charley Pyle's pavement plodders head toward Springfield Missouri for the warmest reception along the route as Pete Gaynar clings to a two hour lead and Dalzell rises from eighth to fourteenth in the Ozarks. Independent Hose ends Labor Day parade plan due to uniform shortages and fund raising. Delegates to the Pin Men's convention at Lonsconing will be named by Thomas Chapline who backs his presidency.
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Conway
Mb Sour
Charley Pyle
Springfle
Jesse Dalzell
The
Ozarks
Pete Gaynar
John Salo
Washington
Independent Hose Company
Washinton
Lonsconing
Thomas A. Chapline
Mr. Chapline
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Thomas Morler
People's Court
Young Fen
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Willam FL Steiner
Verner
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J. Dutrow
Cumberland
Legion Women of Maryland
Mildred Soreigs
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Fifth Streets
Weer
Loys
Wisconsin
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Rodney Putcher
Service Wester
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Er Remens
Yankee
Frantis
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Springfield
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