Planing Survey for Highway Weigh Stations Initiated
A planing survey begins on Maryland roads to weigh trucks and measure bridge clearances. Crews including Frederick and Wally 22 will count trucks and record routes drivers use. The study will assess bridge strength, road viability, and potential funding needs with public input sought.
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Farray
Meads
Ree
Frederick
Wally
Atd
Anton
Maryland
Taylor Aigesoedd
Fundatiey Et Apd
Theo Tee
Repeal A Failure, Says Dre. G. W. Crabbe
Dr George W. Crabbe, Marys land superintendent, urges against repeal, arguing it fails to solve youth drinking. He cites examples and calls for action at Calvary A. E. church meeting to address problem with newspapers, movies, and other media not used by supporters.
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Mt. Alry
George W. Crabbe
Marysland
Calvary
Lqnor
Auto Wreck on Family Trip to Capital Injures Ohio Family
Mr and Mrs John McCuskey and their three children aged 9 1 2 and 1 year were injured with none seriously when their 1078 Whippet overturned near Frederick on a trip from Youngstown Ohio to Washington DC to visit friends. Mrs McCuskey suffered head injuries and facial bruises while others escaped with lesser injuries. They were treated at Frederick City Hospital and discharged. Mr McCuskey planned to return home by bus. A Wyoming couple in the group planned to drink less and warned others about drinking.
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John Mecluskey
Youngstown
Ohio
Waastington
Theo Papites
McGuskey
Prederick
Ris
Ma Glaskes
Frederick
Brederick City
Hoepstal
McCuskey
Betas
Chapet
Ghtey
Salvattay
Mie Pcluskey
Younsstown
Wyoming Alto
Wheat supply smallest in years amid rising prices
Washington Aug 2 New outlooks suggest higher prices for wheat as the supply is forecast to run short. Agriculture officials estimate US wheat stocks at about 23 weeks, while world prices edge up with corn and other grains. Emergency drought expands distress to 328 counties in 14 states, and Kentucky becomes first to seek WPA relief.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Andreas
Hopey
A. Wallace
Drouth
Missouth
Nebraska
Kentucky
Works Progress Administration
Rebellion Suppressed After Fatal Riot in Prison
In Salem Oregon Alte, a Friday riot by inmates led to a fatal clash at State Prison. Seven hundred convicts participated, breaking the food break and marching into the mess hall where their first regular meal was served amid deadly violence. One inmate died and two were wounded as authorities regained control.
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Salem
Ore
Alte
Five Hareloa Truck Wreck Brought Herve District
Five members of the District of Columbia National Guard were injured when a tractor trailer overturned near Galthersburg while en route to maneuvers. The Newport News crew aboard the truck included Willams Hogg and John Willett Jr. One driver, Cecil J D McCaskill of Newport News, said another car forced him off the road causing the crash. The truck carried nine men. five were hospitalized and the rest suffered minor injuries. Authorities plan further interviews as investigation continues.
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Omieo
Aitaibers
District of Columbia National Gud
Georgetown
Clarksturg
Galthers
Hire
Hwa
Newport
Harry Shas
Canatitme Pethaas
John Willett, Jr
Jack Sten
Contistons of Itt
Arty Wiliam Davis
Cecil JD. McCaskill
Newport News
Merr M. BL Dayhott
Mont Bainery County
Omcer Dayhot
Accient
Ae Opt
Tadland Town Gap
Ety Fae
Questions Multiply in Shooting Case Chronicle
A sprawling, uneasy report details a shooting case with mentions of a pastor, a minister, and a tense sequence around a home invasion. It notes a man named Beall, a store owner, and various legal actions and delays as authorities pursue next steps.
Cascade Camp to be known as Camp Nice
Cascade Camp will be renamed Camp Mitchie then Camp Marry Wo Nice in a 1927 naming. The change honors Maryland Governor and a Maryland National Guard commander and was issued by the adjutant general's office as the state reserved area hosts the National Guard drills.
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Cascade
Camp Nice
Test
Pitt
Cilard
Camp Mitchie
Cam
Maryland Natal Guard
Frederick Canty Plans Inspection of New Public School Handlings
Frederick Canty fears falvication plans and aims to inspect the new public school handlings at Cabinetin Furnace and Pom of Tacks before accepting them from the cane tee naee.
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Frederick Canty
Cabinetin Furnace
Seven Arrests Over Weekend by City Police
Seven arrests were made by City Police over the weekend. Joseph Howe, arrested by Officer Fagan for Lahting on the street, held on $28 collateral. Francis Wlank, Delmas Rice, and Willur Cary were charged with Lahting on the street. all were taken into custody. One suspect, unknown, was arrested for indecent exposure and released on $5 and costs. Alfred Havlor, a colored man, was arrested for a washed offense and fined. Another man, Wine McCrommell, arrested for drunkenness, paid a fine and was released. Multiple charges mentioned with payments and releases.
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Joseph Howe
Odlver Fagan
Ite
Callateral
Officer Fagan
Francis Wlank
Co. Aventia
Spcval
Alfred Havlor
Argyle Avenue
Haltimore
Dorsey
Divine
McCrommell
Strawsbter
Hothnan
STAMPS TELL OF WOODROW WILSON AND LEGATE OF NATIONS
A nostalgic note recalls Woodrow Wilson as a famed wartime leader and champion of the League of Nations. It traces his rise from Princeton to New Jersey governor and U.S. president, noting health decline after a second term and an emphasis on his peacemaking ideals through postwar diplomacy. The piece references a 17 cent stamp honoring Wilson.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
Watson
Princeton University
New Jersey
America
Balure
Wilton
Spears
Nnly Service, Inc
Roosevelt Jr Seeks Republican Nomination For New York Governor
Theodore Roosevelt Jr of New York signals willingness to accept the Republican nomination for governor if the party picks him at its state convention in September. He argues the nominee must sustain national strength and align with the party’s ticket. The note mentions safety campaign plans by the American Legion and a public ask to support safer driving via safety seals.
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New York
Theodore Roonevelt
Jane
Guvernor
Republican Party
Cehoult
Amin
Nation
Key East
No. 1
Frederick
Ktarry E. Detingall
Maryland Elks Open State Meeting in Annapolis
Maryland Elks gathered in Annapolis for their annual state meeting with Lodges from Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia attending. Formal sessions begin tomorrow with business meetings and social events throughout the week. Mary W Seca leads the trade speakers and a program features nominees and elections with a closing event on Wednesday.
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Elks
Annapolis
Marland
Delayware
Columba
W. Seca
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R. J. Ridgely
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Bealla
Teall Wits
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
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