Adamstown Barn Blaze Causes Heavy Losses
A fire at the Honaker farm near Adamstown destroyed the barn and wagonshed with several wagons lost or saved. About seven hundred bushels of wheat and other crops burned, while firefighters saved the house. Fire may have started from a tramp smoker. no injuries reported. Grass fires nearby burned fields. weather and cause under investigation.
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Honaker
Adamstown
Bath
Edda
Buck Bredert Hose Company
Ror Ambazh
Tr. Honaker
Clarence Honaker
Virginia
Honaker Fani
Willam Bowers
John L Baker
Buckerstown
Charles A. Stup
Freight car wreck blocks Penny Lines trains
A freight car left the Pennner sana Railroad freight car derailed on the tracks at South Fork August 4 blocking Penny Lines routes. A gondola car attached to a westbound train derailed, tore up two tracks, crossed eastbound rails, and damaged multiple switches. The wreckage stopped service for about two hours.
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South Fork
Capailwar Ata
Pennersania
Natural Vision for Screen Perfected by Expert
Joe Angelss of Aus and George J. Spoor of the motion picture world announce a perfected process enabling broader screen clarity and clearer motion records. Prof Miss Virginia Parkins of Washington D C is visiting Gronemont Cottage Braddock Heights during a week of reminiscences and local lessons.
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Joe Angelss
Aus
Georrs J. Spoor
Dionett
Duswy
Virginia Parkins
Washington, D.C
Gronemont Cottage
Braddock Heights
Wade
Stricken by heart attack in pool at Bradslock Heights
Robert Kaufman, 50, a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad engineer from Brunswick, suffered a heart attack while bathing at Bradslock Heights Sunday evening. He was aided by Dr. Z Elmer Harp and Dr. V Fauver from Middletown and rushed to a hospital. His son Burke traveled after a telegram. daughter Catherine, a student nurse, remains at the hospital.
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Bradslock Heights
Robert Kaufman
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Br. Z. Elmer Harp
BR. V. Fauver
Middletown
Kaufman
Burke Kaufman
Camptown
Catherine Kaufman
Dangerous Corner Auto Collision Adds New Victims
At the Dangerous Corner intersection on Bentz and Church streets, four autos were involved in a collision. W. C. Bear and his wife sustained minor injuries including a bruised jaw and wrist cuts from flying glass. Miss Anta Higdon was unhurt. Officers Reverdy Drezenburzs and state officer M. O Brubaker investigated and summoned witnesses for a police court hearing Tuesday night.
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Bentz Street
Anta Higdon
Mt. Airy
W.C. Bear
Middletown
Brunswick Elects City Officials Amid Heat
Unusually hot weather marked Brunswick's municipal election day. Voters cast ballots at the mayor's office for ward one and two, and at the seven ward hall headquarters. Workers urged support for their candidates as turnout rose toward noon.
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Branesick
Maror
Ofice
Sremen
Americans Urged to Leave Inland China City
Washington reports an urgent advisory urging Americans in an inland Chinese city to evacuate ahead of approaching forces. Details are unclear due to damaged text but authorities emphasize safety and rapid departure.
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China City
Fuleh Conern Tu Be Giv es Tuesday Evening
Fuleh concern to be given Tuesday evening details a popular tunes dance at Holywood venue. The band Goast performs You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me Big Pond and It Happened in Ma 4daze.
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Holywood
Big Pond
Indian Nationalists Weigh Parallel Government Plan
The Working Committee of the All India Nationalist Congress meets to discuss a parallel government in Gujarat with judicial, constabulary and tax powers, funds to support civil disobedience. A Lahore dispatch notes Baluchi Zamandar tribes offer 20,000 men and 500 horsemen to assist Punjab governor against nationalist disturbances.
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Bombay
Gugerat
Piass
al India Nationalist Congress
Congress
Lahore
Times of India
Punjab
Important appointments face Hoover upon return
President Hoover returns to Washington amid questions over recess appointments. Attorney General Mitchell has issued an opinion on whether a new power commission can have members appointed without Senate confirmation. The issue delays naming reconstituted members of the commission.
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Hoover
Gancamp
Mitchell
Senate
Tartt Commis
Major Detroit Auto Plants Resume Operations
Detroit August 4 AP reports several large plants including Ford Motor Co. resumed work after shutdown. Estimates of returning workers range from 100 000 to nearly that figure. Ford Compact says 100 000 men returning to Dearborn plants, operations start on 4 000 watts a day and a four day week.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford Com
Pact
Ford
Dearborm
Singer Held in Buckley Murder Case Is Released
Margery io singer arrested in con r eleased tons of habeas corpus. (Note: Source text fragmentary. summarization reflects available facts and entities present.)
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Buckley
Margery Io Singer
Kingsford Smith to Take Complete Rest
In a brief notice the press reports that Kingsford Smith will rest completely after a spell of activity. The filing notes a health precaution and advises rest under medical guidance. The statement does not specify further details or dates.
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Kingsford-Smith
Fongaritle WCE and mele Tnencay affair at tie
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mrs. Hany and Dacia in an unresolved social event. Readable items indicate an awkward reference to a party or gathering with unclear details and names.
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Fongaritle
WCE
Mele Tnencay
Mrs. Hany & Nal
Dacia
Tie "Pone
Aia
Local heat memories from 1853 and 1835 long ago
The article recalls extreme heat years, notably 1853 and 1835, describing effects on people, railroads, and costumes. It notes wheat and corn crops, Crimean War price impacts, and mill owner Mr. Gambrill who reflects on fashion then versus now while discussing railroad conditions and summer hardships.
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Toi
Kayan
Wits
Dames
Gambral
Ted Wi
England
Turkey
Ganmibrill
Sjimsville
Harper's Ferry
Gambrill
Simonas
B. & O. Rairoad
State Enforcement for Maryland Argued in Public Rhetoric
Fragmented speech defending the Eighteenth Amendment argues for maintaining liquor prohibition. It laments threats from supporters of repeal, calls for unity under law, and urges steadfast defense of constitutional prohibition and national duty.
Swanson Attacks New Tariff Law In Political Firefight
Swanson launches critique of a new tariff law, accusing its provisions of harming industry and consumers. The confrontation unfolds as factions argue impacts on trade, prices, and economic policy with named figures voicing strong opposition.
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Swanson
New Blatt Wave Holding Nation in Grip Once More
Astersaor reports a new Blatt wave gripping the nation as markets react and public sentiment shifts. Analysts note persistent momentum and rising attention to the movement across major cities and regions.
Heat Wave Bakes Frederick With Record Temperatures
Severe heat grips Frederick with a 100 degree day and rising to 108 record levels. Water shortages prompt Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio railroads to curb engine and tank filling at Frederick, diverting to Keymar and maintaining supply from other stations. Nearby river levels fall, while a city carnival program and dancing show are noted in fragmentary listings.
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Frederick
Wis
Mick
Wolr
Fishing Creek
Pennsylvania
C.D. Albaugh
Reymar
Keymar
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick Junction
Brinswick
Baltimore and Ohio
Velodrome Destroyed by Spectacular Fire in New York
A large wooden velodrome suffered a spectacular blaze before dawn in New York. Firefighters battled the flames as ribs and seating were consumed and the structure quickly burned to ruins, marking the loss of a major cycling venue once among the largest.
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New York
Nectatars and
Family Reunion Feaz Dinner Mystery
A garbled OCR note mentions a family reunion and a Mr Feaz with a dinner flow, but details are unclear. The fragment suggests a social gathering item possibly linked to Whiss, though specifics are unreadable.
Maryland Heat Wave Persists Amid Drought Threats
The region endures a severe heat wave with record highs across Maryland and nearby states. Baltimore reports temperatures around 82 after a 90s low, while Keedysville hits 105. Crops suffer amid drought as forest fires rage in Cumberland and mountains. firefighters face long, dangerous shifts fighting multiple blazes and snakes posing hazards to crews.
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Chicago
United States
Middle West
Southwest
Keedysville
Plains
Maryland Mountains
Cumbriand
Frostburg
Westernport
Lonaroning
Dang Mountain
Dan's Mountain
Cumberland
Sameés
Will's Monptaly Inn
A. ML. Lowerr
Mt. Savenne
Siste
Equity power of courts attacked by speaker
A fragmented public note discusses challenges to judicial authority as the speaker questions court powers. The garbled text mentions names and orders but lacks clear context or outcome. The item reads like an OCR error with limited readable details on events or entities involved.
Oak Market Faces Backlash Over Iamms Use
Community voices concern as opposing groups argue about iamms use in Oak Market. Local officials review reported practices and potential regulation while vendors defend project to attract customers. Public sentiment remains divided with calls for clarity and safeguards.
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Ferdinand Snyder
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Charles Mayer
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Martin Stroebel
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May Barnes
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Harry Zimmerman
Edison Harley
Hoa Mayer
O'Connor-Mitchell School of Dancing
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Glidys Donaldson
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Martha Dodge
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Rita Galighane
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