Court ney Seaplane Forced Down 500 Miles From Azores
New York August 2 AP The Radio Marine Corp said Captain Frank Courtney and three companions were forced down 500 miles from the Azores while attempting a flight to Newfoundland. The Berengaria and Cape Race relayed fragmentary messages. no ships or exact damage confirmed. The White Star liner Cedric and the Gutholm steamer moved toward the area as search efforts continued. A President Bayes steamer was reported at the crash site coordinating recovery.
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New York
Radio Marine Corporation
Berengaria
Cape Race
Newfound End
Frank Courtney
Azores
Newfoundland
Courtney Tod
Horta
Fayal
New Foundland
Radio Corporation
Gutholm
Courtney
White Star
Cedric
Grisholm
Dirug
Chatham
Mass
President Bayes
Frank Courtnney
Midocean
City curb and sewer work advances in Frederick
Frederick city authorities push curb and gutter laying on Magnolis Avenue and West Sixth Street and begin on West Fifth Street. Work on Eust Fourth Street to Middle Alley begins soon. Plans for Mullinix Park fencing and Carroll Parkway sewer progress. Union Manufacturing ships 100 dozen boys' gulf to Palestine via New York route. receivers appointed for Frederick Iron Works. Cumberland Police to add six officers.
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Frederick
Magnolis Avenue
Maxwell
Fast Sixth Street
Chapel Alley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eust Fourth Street
Middle Alley
West Patrick Street
Jefferson Street
Carroll Parkway
West Sixth Street
West Fifth Street
Bentt
Trail Avenue
Palestine
Jaffa
We Union Manufacturing Company
Bertha Abrams
New York
Union
Hove
Tequisrng
Copenhagen
Deni Mart
Amserdal
Holand
Pre-War Ship Sale Aims to Rebuild U S Lines Fleet
The Shipping Board plans to auction the six Hamburg-American ships and eight American ships seized in war. Bidders include William P. Kenny and Kermit Roosevelt. sale could fetch 20 to 25 million dollars. Two aging liners Mount Vernon and Monticello may be refurbished into 22 knot passenger ships at about eight million dollars.
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Booney Dutcher
NES
Ergace
Germany
Bepges
United States
United States Lines
Harding
Rosecvel
Iitte
Gerscan
George Washington
Americka
Republic
President Grant
Mount Vernon
Monticello
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Bar Herbor
Boston
Gertans
York
London
Shipping Board
U.S
William P. Kenny
New York
al Smith
Kermit Roosevelt
Vincent Astor
J. 5. Winchester Go
Leviathan
Cumatd
White Star Lines
Amssican Shipping
Roosevelt
U & Lines
Harvard Crew Loses to Germany in Olympics
Harvard four oared rowing team representing the United States in the Olympic regatta fell to Germany in its first race by a margin of a few feet. The loss on the opening day leaves open the chance to re-enter on the second day under the draw system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skien
Holland
Harvard
United States
Germany
County 10 Declares War on Unlicensed Dogs and Owners
County 10 moves to enforce dog laws with Morgan Runkles appointed to oversee enforcement. Deputy Sheriff Runkles will arrest owners of dogs without licenses as 715 licenses issued since July 1. City officials promise strict enforcement and possible extra dog catchers. Public notices urge compliance and remind owners of license fees per gender and kennel.
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Althorsh
Cuberoon
Mt Oinday
de. Morgan Runkles
Knox’ Z
Sheruf Runkles
Treacher
Culler
Frederick
Idean
Unusually favorable weather for Maryland crops
Weather and crop conditions for Marsland week ending July 31 described as unusually favorable for crops and farm work. Southern Maryland saw some dryness and showers hinder threshing, but overall conditions were near ideal with corn in good to excellent condition and widespread progress in plowing and harvesting chores.
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Marsland
Roscoe Nunn
Maryland
Garrett
Smith Seeks Aid From Lowden On Farm Policy
Smith plans to consult Lowden and other leaders including Gov Byrd of Virginia and Senators Swanson of Virginia and Gerry of Rhode Island. He travels from Tononen to New York aboard a ship with H. Fodd and other supporters to discuss economic advice on work problems.
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Smith
Lowden
Tocay
George Caer
Itso
Ger
Frank O. Lae- York
Peek
Lotuptteke
J. Baskod
War Committee
Ince
Byrd
Virand
Swanson
Virua
Gerry
Rhode Island
Tonoen
Red
Gottom
New York
Synod 10 Meets in Middletown Reformed Church
Approximately 175 attendees from Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church convene at Christ Reformed Church Middletown October 23 to 26. Delegates including ministers and elders will stay with Christchurch members as Rev Cheries W van of Pa preaches inaugurally and new officers are elected. An Antietam battlefield tour and Hood College visit follow business sessions, with events at the college and Brodpeck Hall concluding the program.
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Potomac
Adamant
Emory L. Coblentz
Middletown
Antietam
Sharpeburg
Huarper
Coleget
Brodpeck Hall
The
Reformed Church
LeVan
Lloyd Cohientz
Bainiomre
Bones Found During Sewer Work Near Baker Park
Workmen digging the Carrell Park sewer line uncovered two skulls and several bones. No hair or race indicators. Remains lie in a trench and were previously found nearby, suggesting the area may be a historic burial ground possibly linked to Civil War battles.
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Carrell Parkway
Baker Park
Parstelling
Patrick St
Lions Club Meeting At Des Moines Convention Report
An account of the Lions International convention at Des Moines was shared with the Frederick Lions Club at its weekly luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The talk highlighted attendees including piano student Miss Thelma Bowling and invited guests from Co. D. John Key to Camp Ritchie. The club president announced a directors meeting set for Monday evening at Hotel Braddock.
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Lions International
Des Moines
Frederick Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
H. Noel Haier
Thelma Bowing
John Key
Ritchie
Witter C. Roral
Olinene
Miss Bowling
Jh. H. Nicholl
Cedar Grove
Arin J Sousa
Hotel Braddock
Cumberland Man Fined $900 on Barratry Charge
William T. Whitman of Cumberland Maryland was fined $800 by Judge Olver H K Bruce on barratry charges linked to editing damage suits against the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Whitman allegedly solicited two local women and accepted a controversial action, with an appeal planned.
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Cumberland
Cumberland, Md
Willitam T. Whitman
Olver HK. Bruce
Erialist
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Whitman
Ian Firgier
Cherkies W
Veterans Day activities at Camp Ritchie referenced
The article details a Veterans Day event at Camp Ritchie with visits from Maryland and Pennsylvania veterans and leaders from American Legion and other groups. It notes a 3 PM regimental parade, lists Camp Aide personnel, and mentions Band Section activities and community visitors during the training period.
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Amy Leonard
Ares
Frederick
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown team disarray after Sunday baseball game
Odd events unfold as Hagerstown players clash with organizers. resignation of a club official is accepted. A court appearance follows a game with arrests, guilty pleas, and $5 fines amid possible conspiracy charges.
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Woot
Chambers
Edo
Sab
Ate
Alan J. Bachrach
Wl Oates
Pin
Bitte Rane
Lehr
Samed
Hexerstown Cizh
Harper Balige
Tyne
Reunion of Smith Family at Tabor Park
A large Smith family reunion gathered at Tabor Park with attendees from Frederick, York PA, Washington DC, New Market, Braddock, Middletown, Baltimore, and other towns. The event featured a lengthy program of songs, recitations, organ and violin performances, speeches, and the election of officers including President Mrs. George B. Hote and Treasurer Roy Smith.
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Smith
MY. Tabor Park
Clarke Smith
Harry Smith
Charley Stith
Willan
Wiliam ‘Trout
Dorothy Ann
Anna Mary
Willine
Trout
Marguerite Riddlemoser
Frances Riddlemoser
Norman Stone
Kathleen Beacht
Milton Schaffer
George B. Hoke
Frederick
Howard Riddlemoser
Paul and
Mehrl Riddlemoser
Braddock
Frederick Kemns
Robert E. Huston
Washington
BD. C
L. H. Hall
Irma Hall
New Market
James McCullen
Lisbon
Millard Riddiemoser
Frank Schaffer
Yada Schaffer
Luther Main
Anthony Prenk
Charles Andion
Mary
Mildred Main
Middletown
Chas
Knell
Charlotte
Ruth Enel
Denton Gast
Roy Knell
Agnes Shewbridge
William Knell
Baltimore
P. E. Heimer
Pike
And
Migs
Lester Smith
James Both
Prank Reifsnider
Obar
Kotle
Mat
Luther
Mire
Wiliam ‘Baltec
Mollie Smith
J. PB. Style
Wiliam ‘Yingling
Rae
Martha
Frances
Wed
Charles P. Smith
Mora Smith
Vianna Smith
John Smith
Lilian Smith
Elizabeth Beller
Dr. P. ©. Heimer
Carl Beller, Jr
Clifford Niseley
T. S. Fike
Rar Yingling
Gladys Smith
Dewar Sawyer
Mola Schaffer
Dane Arbaugh
Jesus
Lover of
T. G. Fike
George B. Hote
Vada Schaffer
Roy Smith
Hagerstown
Elmer Smith
Waynesboro
J. P. Styk
Leah Gilbert
Lillian Smith
Outing at Bay Shore Ends in Baltimore Trip
A disrupted outing at Bay Shore led party members to travel to Baltimore after paying for transit. They attended the Garden Theater in Frederick on Wednesday evening. Present were assistants including Katt.
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Bay Shore
Baltimore
Frederick
Vare Stricken With Paralysis At Atlantic City
Philadelphia reports United States Senator elect William Vare suffered a paralytic stroke at 30 p m at Atlantic City. His left arm and leg are affected and he was briefly speechless. Doctors say the form is not cerebral hemorrhage and hope for the best. He is 60, the same age as his brothers who died from stroke.
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Philadelphia
William
Vare
Atlantic City
Eluned Ro Kichro
Phaidelphia
Vares
Ware
Kirby
Vere
George M
Edwin H. Vare
United States
Harry Spow
Senator Vates
Court News Propesty Deeded and Marriage Licenses Listed
Property deeds record transfers among several local residents and entities with nominal sums. Marriage licenses list ages and spouses from Barryburg, Brunswick, and nearby areas. Equity cases include divorce suits and multiple adoption petitions filed with local attorneys.
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Lawrence L. Quitters
Helen © Hippel
Barryburg
James R. Pearrel
Brunswick
Edith P. Wisner
Frederick Eiger
EB Gregg
Evelyn Duvall
Dickerson
Montgomery County
Irving W. Lloyd
Mame F. Steadman
Zainburg
Norman L. Baldteon
Mantovis
Jenne Marie Michoboh
Borde
Equity
Wiliam W. Pyiss
Lane
Pyles
Reno
Harp
Roger W. Lewis
Beatrice Lewis
Samuel A Letts
Maurice H. Moser
J Moser
Wits
Alberta Ruth Hooper
Leste N. Coblents
Nina Little
Alice Loutee Harmon
Leslie N. Coblents
Samuel Clark
Anastasia Clark
Welter Madison
Barbera Schorweid
Lestie
Cobientz
Taylor, Sought in Goebel Murder, Dead
William S. Taylor, 75, former Kentucky governor and GOP leader, was sought in the Goebel murder case and died in Indiana. The report notes unsettled papers and related political figures tied to the case as the fragmented text moves through various names and locations.
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Intianapols
William S. Taylor
Kentucky
Taylors Electienpesat Ieee Tas Orate
Ara
Tasker
Fied
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Frederick Iron We Bie Compeny & Ooporation
Harry EB. Avery
Canton McSherry
Wiliam
Walsh
Cumberland Folice
Cumberland Police
Herbert Lee Siye
Evaneziical Reformed Sunday School
Miles Elisabeth Kuhn
Michaels Mni
Buckeysteen
Miss Kuhn
Richard Bracher
Herbert Eppier
Richard ‘Null
Jewe
Melvin Eran
Kemp Bentz
George Lawem
Elmer Padgs
City
Hagerstown Pike
Sherif
Calvary Methodist Church
West Second
Bentz Streets
G. E. Williams
Hammond Clarr
A. A. Radolf
Willams
Clacy
Radcliff
C. Albert Gilson
Charles E Burson
Execuive
Bible School
Lewistown
Estect
Beoerearen
Pacers News Ham
Liverpeck
Joao
Kathryn Snook
Anxl
M. DeChan
Peary
Pook
Byrd Anc
SYNOD
Hood College
Lions Club Meeting
Camp Ritchie
Eatensne
Ors
W. Scerday
Guy Anders
George W. Trout
Allen M. Seeger
Alton E. Shafl
Walter KR. Abrecht
Harry W. Bartgis
James BE. Bartgis
Irving V. Cannon
William E. Hahn
William A. Mercer
Ernest W. Reeder
Joseph
Harry W. Bohn
Sherman H.boone
John W. Cromwell
Robert Egbert
Preston
Pogle
Hubert L. Gaylor
Lewis Hildebrand
Leonard E. Hosker
Edgar J. Hatter
Calvin R. Keinuver
George C. King
Carl W. Layman
Hermson Main
Mitchell L. Mansfield
Albert T. McCracken
Lewis N. Main
Gerald Z Moberly
Fred L
Jeny
Henry Keller
Jonah “Pop” Swain
Pop
Atlee
Buddy) Radcliff Jr
A. A. Radcely
Frank Dertzbaugh Jr
Frank M. Dertzbaugh
Frank Hax
Alice
Iful
Baker
Corpat
Greenwald
Kent
Focal
Phil. Winebrewer
Logan
Col Cresap
Cordér
Henry Schueler
Logany
Headquarters
Col
Markey
Phil
Munshower
Board of Aldermen
Walker Jolliffe
Biff Carter
Jacobe Grove
Bermie Wiliamson
Affen
Corp
Keyser
iSit
Clars
Alfermen and
Difint
Carey
Spragins
Mrs. Parkhurst
Charles Pi
Benjamin F. Spragins, Jr
Patrick Brady
Alfred H. Walker
Ik Wassapskibeet
da Peters
Jacotson
Baltimere
Court News
Propesty
Warrer L. Grimes
Charles
Waters
Anna M. Wimmer
Bester Development Company
Roy B. Dern
Board of Education
Harvey E. Smith
Dom
Paul Staley
Thomas Prichard
Kathyleen B. Young
Beak L. Hogan
Ralph Coase
Irving G. Baird
Rouah Frushout
Joseph D. Caldwell
Winonaaf
Caldwell
Howard Marvin Jones
John
Morsberger
Willits M. Storm
Rudolph M. Rau
Morderal C. Jones
Byron
Mercer
Elizabeth Eyler
Walter W. Armacost
Sedie Barnhart
Carrolsee
Leon
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