County Prisons Heating Plant Bids Opened
County commissioners with engineer set plans for heating plant project and jail improvements. Low bid of 3 050.75 from N J Wilson and Son to be awarded if accepted. other bids 3 163, 3 075. Efforts aim to complete by year end and relieve jail overcrowding and improve conditions following grand jury recommendations.
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Sowers
York
N. J. Wilsor and Son
Harry Rowe
Edward S. Moberly
Fisher
Harrymer
Grand Jury
State Welfare Department
Grove and Crouse to face hearing on charge of interfering with officers
Happy Grove and his nephew James Grove and ally Guy Crouse are to be arraigned this afternoon on charges of interfering with lawmen during an August incident when guns and knives were allegedly shown to deter officers from questioning Grove. The trio were arrested but released on $1,000 bond as a preliminary hearing is set. Samuel A. is defense lawyer.
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Arry A
Grove
Guy Crouse
United States
H. Noel Haller
Wal Veterns
Pattick Street
Med
Cutit
ciicetTs
Jase
Crouse
Samuel A
Paket of Aerial Rescue Near Ocean Wreck
The report states that a forced approach by a pipe line incident forced airmen to abandon their mission. Major Louis Szetkowski and Basimir Ekubele were involved after 21 of 42 attempts led them to abandon flight from Paris toward York. They were rescued when located drifting near a sea wreck and brought aboard a German vessel where Kubala sustained a cut to his right forearm on debris.
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Portugal
Basimir Ekubele
Ken Pipe
Louis Szetkowski
Paris
York
Oparic
Kubala
RDER CASE BEFORE GRAND JURY WEDNESDAY
Grand jury proceedings set for Wednesday in a Maryland case. Samsel, in custody for about three weeks, faces charges related to a fatal incident. Judge Robes presided as jury members were sworn in for the special session. Deputy Sheriff Charles W. Th made the arrest during a weekend event at a local home.
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Wkyilie
Ang
Samsel
Edwerdc
Grand Jury
Robes
Peter Iodar
Brunswick to Name Officials in Heated Municipal Vote
Voters in Brunswick Frederick county brace for a record turnout in the triennial municipal election. Mayor candidates Harry Ailgite and Albert Orrison, both Second Ward members, challenge incumbent Jacob H. Moler who is not running. Council races feature David Riser Ernest Main Luther Malone J A Roach Joe Chere and others in a hard fought, clean campaign.
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Brunswick
Frederick County
Harry C. Ailgite
Albert Orrison
Allgire
Orrison
Jacob H. Moler
David Riser
Ernest Main
Luther Malone
J. A. Roach
Joe
Man Thought Dead for Nine Years Found in Baltimore
William J. Botto, missing nine years and legally dead in Virginia courts, was located today in a Baltimore hospital where he is being treated. Also known as Richard Batto, he once served on the Richmond police force. insurance payout had been issued after a court ruling declaring him dead.
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Baltimors
William J. Botto
Virginia
Batto
Richard Batto
Richmond
Jin Richmond
Metropolitan Eme Insurance Company
Ja Court of Appeal
Hm Taany Cities
Baltimore
Botte
States' Deaths From Alcohol Take Big Jump
A 1920s Commerce Department analysis shows alcohol related deaths rising across many states from 1920 to 1926. Wyoming leads with 8.9 per 100 000, Maryland and New York high among wet states, Florida and Massachusetts also elevated. Cirrhosis rates varied little while overall alcohol deaths surged, with California highest in cirrhosis at 11.5.
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Ann. Hoover
Department of Commerce
Wyoming
Maryland
New York
Florida
Massachusetts
Tom Hef‘jin
Alabama
Mississippi
California
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
Jim Reed
Missouri
Montara
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
New Hampshire
New Yorks
Tlinois
Missour
New Kan Ioe
District of Columbia
Ilinois
North Dakota
Fred Stones Condition Improves After Air Crash
New London Aug 6 reports say Fred Stone the comedian injured in an airplane crash is more comfortable and his condition is improving though no evidence of serious maternal injuries has been confirmed yet.
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New London
Fred Stone
Former Track Star Daniel Day Dies in Hospital
Former track star Daniel Day, 36, of Jammes West We in-Late, secretary for Sigma Phi Epsilon, Marael Again Upward, died at a New York hospital. AP reports his death came amid favorable late news and a lower call rate, with market prices rising.
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Daniel Day
Jammes West Wein
Fo Sigma Pui Epsilon
Marael
New York
Iate
Dea
Snecia
Simone
Hoover's Job NEA Bureau Hints Julius as Cox’s Successor
In Hoover's Job NEA Washington Bureau the name Julius is mentioned as a potential successor to Herbert Coolidge. The report notes Kicins as famed as an ally on world trade and references the cabinet and secretary positions in Hoover's commentary.
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NEA
Washington Bureau
Julius
Herbert Coolidge
Kicins
Regiment Golf Tourney Opens At Buena Vista Springs
The first annual regimental golf tournament for the First Regiment encampment will be played this afternoon at the Buena Vista Springs hotel course. The event is handicap with special prizes for winners and runners up. Captain Hiram Fry U S A will conduct the school of equitation for about 39 officers. A regimental parade honored enlisted men who attended drills. names and units include Headquarters and Company A. Rifle and pistol qualification tests were completed with top pistol score by Sergeant Keller.
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Carnalbert
Ritchie Aue
Buena Vista Springs
School of
Hiram Fry
Fry
Mond B. Wachter
iCharles B. Cannon
Anton Arthur &. Forney
Ross
Houck
Grove
iPrivate Shipley
Bummer
Thomas
Bereer
O Neals Estate Disposition Readies Final Settlement
The will of the late Mrs. Charlotte E. O Neal of Mt Tabor bequeaths real estate to widower Amos C O Neal for life with the residue converted to cash and divided among Howard L Huffer Laura V Moss and John H Beachley in a complex trust. Executorship assigned to John E O Neal and Howard L Huffer with a codicil revoking prior trusts and adjusting shares for John E O Neal.
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Charlotte E. O'Neal
Mt. Tabor
Amos C. O'Neal
Am C
Howard L. Huffer
Laura V. Moss
John H. Beachley
John E. O'Neal
Howand L. Huffer
John H . Beachley
Howard L. Buffer
John H. Seach
Joan E O'Neal
John E. Owell
Howard L. Eto
Extradition of Blackmer Sought by U S Authorities
Diplomatic moves hinge on Paris where French Foreign Office weighs possible extradition. Blackmer remains under surveillance by French authorities as the case is considered.
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Prench
Romsider
Actien
Paris
Heavy Sunday Night Storms Dump Heavy Rain in Frederick
Frederick city logged 0.79 inches from three storms between 10 p.m. and early morning, with hail in the northwest. Temperatures rose from a low near 69 to the upper 90s, challenging the day’s heat records and signaling possible more rain showers tonight.
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Frederick City
Mercury
Seacom
Mental labor aids veterans with mental ailments gains
The Veterans Bureau and Dr. Harry Jefauver report that agricultural and manual labor help mentally disabled war veterans, reducing deterioration. Occupational therapy improves hospital adjustment, reduces hallucinations, and can lead to parole or discharge in some cases, with group work and individualized activity plans highlighted.
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Veterans’ Bureau
Harry J.efauver
Urtens
Bureau
American Occupational Therapy Association
Thera Wien
Two Hurt in Frederick Junction Motorcycle Bicycle Collision
A crash near Frederick Junction involving a motorcycle driven by James Brightwell and a bicycle operated by Dallas Keller left Brightwell with possible skull fracture and injuries, while Keller had minor cuts and bruises. Corroborating evidence cited faulty lights and a defective motor headlight as contributing factors. Douglas Harley, 14, arrived at Frederick City Hospital with a broken arm from a separate bicycle fall.
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Prederick Junction
James Brightwell
Dallas Keller
Brightwell
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick Junction
Keller
Me Frederiete City Hospital
Corporal Deutsch
Maryland
Douglas Harley
Frederick City Hospital
Town Partly Destroyed by Earthquake Saturday
Mexico City reports indicate a town in the Imnotepa area of Oaxaca state suffered partial destruction at noon Saturday in the most violent quake recorded there. From the tremor 50 or more farmers were left stranded Saturday, 10 on Sunday, with residents fleeing outdoors as roofs and walls feared to collapse. Several nearby mountainous towns also reported damage though no casualties were confirmed.
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Mexico City
Imminotepa
Omxaca
Season's Final Concert Review at Baker Parks
The report lists performers including Maud W. Dittmar as pianist and director Maud W. Dittmar with a program featuring J. Wm. Smin and Freden G Osar Rhoads. Conducted by Leais Minheriy, the event closes the season with student and guest artists.
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Baker Parks Orwas
I. Biser
J. Wm. Smin
Cena
Freden
G_ Osar Rhoads
Diad Max Fuster
Comets
Eyknecht
Howard
Leais Minheriy
Maud W. Dittmar
Heat Wave Breaks as Gotham Sees 72 Degree Day
Gotham enjoys a mild break as official readings show 72 degrees with the forecast turning cooler tomorrow. Officials note a lingering heat wave should ease, though urban areas remain warmer than surrounding districts.
Vare’s Condition Improves Again
Report says Vare’s condition is notably improved after a serious illness. His pulse and temperature stabilized after treatment, and doctors indicate he is out of immediate danger as of early evening.
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Vare
Nine Die in Derailment of Two Fast Trains
A cast iron pipe on the rails caused a double derailment about one mile north of Mounds Illinois. Nine people were killed and twelve seriously injured as engine and ten cars of the Illinois Central’s Chicago to New Orleans Limited derailed and struck another train.
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Jil
Patio Marth
Here
Caine
Lewis A Dreej Pan
Matteen
Itt
Express Ssemenger
Chicago
Ilinois Central Railroad
Mounds
Memphis
el Souta
New Orleans
Seyjen Sure
Toenck
American Girl Sets Olympic Records in Swimming
Martha Norelius of New York wins the 400 meter individual medley for women, delivering the United States its first Olympic swimming title. Brann of Holland finishes second and Josephine Melis of Homestead, Pa., third as Norelius clocks a record time. In the 1500 meter freestyle, Andrew Chariton of Australia takes first with Borg setting a new Olympic record, followed by Clatvike Onebee of Honolulu and Ray Rudd of the U.S. team.
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Amsterdam
Martha Norelius
New York
United States
Mis Norelius
Plas
Miss Brann
Holland
Josephine Melis
Homestead
Miss Norelius
Iwon
Andrew Chariton
Australia
Clatvike Onebee
Honolulu
Ray Rudd
Borg
Smith Begins Study of Charges By White
Governor Smith starts a study of charges raised by William Allen White as editor of the Kansas Kansan. White had accused Smith of favorable ties to liquor and gambling interests but withdrew gambling and vice claims before sailing for Europe.
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Smith
White
Albany
William Allen White
Rhanges
Europe
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