Graf Zeppelin Fights Headwinds Across Europe Flight
Graf Zeppelin struggles against south winds as it sails from Friedrichshafen toward Basel, then Lyons, aiming for Montelimar before turning toward Barcelona and Gibraltar. Dr. Hugo Eckener plans a 3000 mile sea crossing to Lakehurst, N J with 18 passengers aboard.
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Paris
Rhone
Mediterranean
Basel
Switzerland
Lyons
France
Montelimer
Friedrichshafen
Valene
Montelimar
Saintes-Martes-de-ln-Mar
Spanish
Barcelona
Hugo Eckener
Gibraltar
Eckener
Ireland
Dr. Eckener
Atlantic
Lakehurst
N. J
Prices Rise as Market Closes Upward
New York August 1 AP reports a general upward price movement in early trading with high priced issues leading the advance. Volume around 3.2 million shares as the market ended with mixed losses in some areas and a strong close by leaders.
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York
Gay
Ward
Adr
Rotary Club Outing at Hood College
Rotary Club members and guests gathered at Hood College for a picnic with supper provided by the Francis Scott Key hotel. A round table business session followed, and prizes were awarded to Mr Can mus in the bat event.
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Hood College
Ois
We Frederic
Vei
Canmus
Francis Scott Key
Glenn O. Garber
Josep H. Appine
G. Mantz Besant
Charies
Garry
Harry EC. Coblensz
A. B. Coli Derizbauga
Wiliam B.D. Fisher
James H. Gam Hemp
R. Ames Hendrickson
John I. Hershey
Wiliam C. Humm
Walker B. Jolanne
L. Elmer Keefer
R. Rush Lexis
Edwin
Edwin ©. Markell
Charles McC. Mathias
George B. WeCic
Gk McGregor
A. A. Peatre
Euastb. Readsburg
Thomas E. Russell
E. L. Senmid
Frank D. Wort
Thomas L. Zimmerman
Joan A. Shires
Russell H. McCain
Spangier Kieffer
Baker Park Circus for City Children Friday Evening
Children from all parts of the city will join a Baker Park event under Frederick playground supervisors Friday at 6 30 p m. The program includes a parade and diverse stunts with prizes, while paddle tennis results from Wednesday are announced.
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Frederick Playground
Baker Park
Helm’ Hann
Ciis
Bater Park
Follin
Thomas O'Hara
Donald Snee
Maker
John James
Lawrence Walsh
Frank James
Edward Nikirk
John Bowers
Leon Bake Beighierwood O'Hara
Ea Paugh
Willam Swomier
Even Kraniz
Emancipation May Teas Prompt Fuzzy Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Emancipation May events and teas with unclear details. The readable bits reference celebration items and dates but lack precise names or locations.
Auto Dealers Golf Tourney Draws Maryland Attendees
The Frede Automobile Dealers Association annual golf tourney and meeting took place at the Cat Creek Country Club with 18 holes played and a dinner at 7:20 pm. Prizes were awarded by golf pro William Schreiber and Edgar Reed, including the Automobile Dealers Association Cup for low gross score won by George E. Grove and other top honors to Warfield, Hendricks, Roney, and Julian.
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Frede. Automobile Dealers’ Association
Montgomery County Association
Wernes
Cateetin Country Club
William 8. Schreiber
Edgar Reedeut
SOE County Desks’ Association
I Aare
Montgomery
Eli Wadate
Automobie
George E. Greve
Automobile Dealers’ Association
George E. Grove
Robert L. Warfield
Julian
Baltimosey
Clyde MM. Roney
Priso
H. V. Hendricks
Tacoma Park
George E G . F. R. Younkins
J. C. Mitched
John HL. Grove, Jr
Charles P. Hitchshew
Charlies N. Staley
Emory B. Shipley
E. Austin James
Clyde Bml Roney
Frederick
Emory Scott
T. B. Thome
L. &. Julian
Baltimore
Olive Perry
Bernard Brosiuz
Albert Ule
Roger Reed
Rockville
Ralph Sabine
Bethesda
Brunsw ick Woman Injured In Valley Auto Crash
Walter McCoy of Tunswick reported injured after a Shenandoah Valley crash near New Market Virginia Sunday afternoon. At Winchester, his wife suffered a deep leg cut and stays with her sister on Kern Street. Mrs Stipe had a severely cut hand and a severed finger, while Miss Grant sustained bruises and minor finger injuries.
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Bronswick
Walter McCoy
Tunswick
Clearbrook
Shenardoah Valley New Market
Winchester
Dlde Fogs
Kern Street
Resignation reshapes Bank leadership after Cox
An executive vacancy arises as Mr. Cox steps down from the bank. A recent audit or meeting notes indicate the acting head firm may appoint a new president to lead operations following the resignation.
July Weather Breaks Records With Heat and Low Rain
July brought extreme heat with 17 days at 90 degrees or higher and only 0.16 inch of rain over nine days. The month saw a record high 100 degrees on July 28 and a new all time July low of 48 degrees on July 20. Total precipitation was 2.54 inches, far below normal, with 34 clear days and minimal thunderstorms.
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Soca Chins
Union of All Presbyterians Urged at Pen Mar Conference
Dr William Chalmer Covert outlined a plan for immediate union of Presbyterian factions north and south at Pen Mar Pennsylvania. He noted 55 years of effort to remove Civil War barriers and urged unity during a Mason Dixon line gathering attended by diverse church representatives.
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Pen Mar
Presbyterian Church
William Chalmer Covert
Philadelphia
Covert
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Tariff on Oats Raised in Senate Finance Revision
The Senate Finance Committee raised the oats tariff by 15 cents per bushel in its revision of the House tariff measure. Wheat remains at 42 cents per bushel and corn at 25 cents, with the House keeping oats unchanged. The corn duty moves up 10 cents, while the wheat rate stays as is.
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Washington
Senave Finance Committee
House
Mail plane from Bremen lands at Blezen airfield
A damaged report notes a mail plane from Bremen landing at Blezen airfield. Names Werth Leese and Madame Airdrome of Mars appear in unclear text with forwarding to Brexe Tas and New York on a maiden voyage.
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Bremen
Blezen
Werth
Leese
Madame
Mars
Goes Bienerhaen
Brexe
Pittsburgh buildings rocked by bomb blast report
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a bomb blast damaged several buildings in a district. A three story hardware store was destroyed and structural debris caused injuries. Investigators pursue details as authorities confirm damage and casualties.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Teasted
Railroad stock placed with trustee under antitrust action
Attorney General Mitchell announced that Nickle Plate Railroad and Allegheny Corporation agreed with Interstate Commerce Commission to place stock in Wheeling and Lake Erie in the hands of a trustee. The move follows Clayton Act violations by New York Central and others and aims to divest the holdings. E R Fencker named trustee.
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Washington
Mitchell
Nickle Plate Railroad
Allegheny Corporition
van Siveringes Holes Company
Interstints
Wheeling and Lake Exe Railroad
Ls St March Hoys
Ohio
New York ‘Central
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Attorney General
Advilegheny Corporation
Plate Rairoad
Inter Commerce Commission
E R. Fencker
Compan
Federaeland
Reserve Bank of C
Edison Aspirants Take Stiff Exam For Inventor's Seat
The article notes hopefuls for the inventor's post under Edison face a tough examination. It mentions tests on chemistry and practical subjects, with references to citations about copier wires and related tools.
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Thomes A. Edison
Army commander reports clear Potomac and Monocacy waterway
An army dispatch states the Potomac and Monocacy rivers are reported clear today. No further details on operations or conditions are provided in the fragment.
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Potomac
First Union Open Air Service Held Sunday
The Walkersville area holds a union open-air religious service each Sunday in August at 7:30 p.m. on Walkeraville High School steps with fallback to the high school auditorium in bad weather. Rev. P A Rosenberger leads the first service with involvement from multiple local churches and choirs.
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Walkersvile Ministerium
Walkeraville High School
Grade Reformed Church
P. A. Rosenberger
West
T. W. Lloyd
M. E. Church
Union Men's Chorus
James Bitler
F. R. Seible
The
Lutheran Church
Reformed Sunday School Orchestra
Jesus
Reformed Sunday School
J. W. Fisher
United Brethren Church
Methodist Episcopal
Lutheran , Church
FR. Spibic
Moonshine raid leads to arrest after deputy shot
Seven men held in Frederick County jail in separate cells faced questioning after Deputy Haover was ambushed and killed during a mountain bootleg raid five miles west of Thurmont. Lloyd Lewis was arrested with a gunshot wound to the arm, treated at Smithsburg, while others including William and Floyd Williams and the Bennett brothers were rounded up as authorities pursued the alleged moonshine gang.
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Allege
Clyde L. Haover
West South Street
Ear
William M. Storm
Depu
Haover
Thurmont
William Miller
Hagerstown
Paul Williams
Floyd Williams
North Carolina
Waverley Bennett
Russell Bennett
Lloyd Lewis
Foxville
Oscar McAfee
Allen Bartgis
Baxter Biggs
Haga Town
Miller
Bennet
Verner Redmond
Claude Cabage
Biggs
Bartgis
Lewis
Deuty Redmond
G. A. Kohler
Smithsburg
Storm
William C. Roderck
Gan
Trederick
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