Trainings Begin At Bolling Field After Fatal Accident
William Cannon, 48, was killed when he drove toward a tree near Third Street and waved to friends at the Benn Street corner. His daughter Louise Cannon witnessed the scene. An autopsy attributed death to a heart attack before the crash. Funeral arrangements were listed as Saturday. Police investigated and noted Cannon had been delivering and installing an elevator earlier.
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Ormgole
Robert Mander
West
Mr. Cannon
B. L. Eckenveds
East Second Street
I ‘S
Cannon
D. T. Ordeman
West Taird Sirees
Jenmiit MacGil
Akon Y. Beane
Northeastern dairy farmers cooperate to market dairy products
Washington August 6 AP Farmers in twelve northeastern states market dairy products cooperatively via regional associations. A survey by the farm board shows 95 co-operatives serving 126000 farmers marketed dairy products valued at 228611.42 dollars in 1919, comprising 35.8 percent of total dairy cash income of 408000 dollars. States listed include Maryland and others.
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Washington
Farm Board
Maryland
Man Arrested After Assault at Patrick Street Home
Newark police hold Wenur confronting a serious assault charge. The suspect, a 2nd man named Knapp, allegedly attacked Mrs Lee Powell at 445 West Patrick Street, fought officers, fled through a window, hid under a bed at Lipps home, and was later trapped by police. carnival managers say he had no connection with the event.
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Chet
William PF. Steiner
Cy Guecp Crum ¢Arty
Chires Kaagp
Newark
Eueners Lipgs
Jes
Weet Palick
Ashi
Lee Peeri
Wem
Patrick Street
Knapp
P Powell
Mra. Powell
Ida Matens
Koapp
Lipp
Teachers May Marry Says Superintendent
Superintendent of Schools calls it a violation of state law to discriminate against married teachers. He notes probationary teachers may be dismissed without cause, while after two years they may be removed with or without stated reasons. He cites sex discrimination and cites Baltimore City as showing disparities.
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Endents
Sitot Bredexer
Aibe
Vieyo Marr
Cook
Editci
Coox
Baltimore City
Forest Fire Damage Mounts in Northwest Region
In the northwest region a growing wildfire caused increasing damage as fire crews battled blazes. Reports describe mounting property losses and ongoing efforts by authorities to contain the flames and safeguard communities.
Community Day Planned at Braddock Heights
Community Day set for August 18 at Braddock Heights with activities hosted by local groups. Additional notes reference the Beers House and other sites, with continued coverage on the next page.
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Braddock Heights
Dents
Beers House
Cament
Sores Anc
Greas- Sre
Library Club Women Plan Year Program At Court House
The Library Club women outline ten seminar topics for the coming year. Meetings will be held at the court house site, focusing on community library programs and local outreach.
Seminary Alumnae Club May Rent West Hall
County plans for next year aim to continue the federation style program with 600 to 70 members, including demonstrations by Miss Pearson and the county agent. Garfield and Johnsville clubs form, and Frederick Fair plans may reuse a demonstration program. The Seminary Alumnae Club proposes renting West Hall for a community house, inviting other groups to use space in the former Seminary buildings.
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Frederick Fatt
Johnsville Club
Hich
Frederick Pair
Federajtsn
Miss . Pearson
J. Homer Remsberg
Dietown
General Fair
Genevieve Thomas
Adamstown
L. C. Horine
Baslenger
W. B. Summers
Braddock
A. W. Nicodemus
Fomn
George Eyster
Emmitsburg
Hegh “Dean
Harmony Grove
Paul Ben~json
Hyattstown
C. G. Miller
Luther Remsberg
Jef
Elmer Dixon
Jug Bridge
Browns
Kemptown
Libertytown
Stanley Zecher
Lindsey
Ipean
Myers
Idemus
New Market
Davis
Pleasant
Eagar
Cornell
Feiser
Woodsbars
Free Academy
Vietert
Academy Sf
Timeibrary Fund
Academy
Rct of
Artz
Seminary
West Hall
FLF Seminary
FFL Seminary Alumniae Club
Mse
Fred- Liars
Amer- Les
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Four Suspects Held in Alabama Negro Hunt
Police detain four suspects in Alabama related to a racial pursuit case described as a Negro hunt. Authorities say investigators are following leads and awaiting further statements from witnesses.
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Alabama
Saved From Drowning But Critically Burned
A swimmer was rescued from deep water at Fas Sneart Maes it and sustained critical burn injuries. Witnesses said bystanders pulled the person from the pool area and emergency crews rushed to the scene responding to the incident.
Carroll County Manders: Wife Tries to Kill Self
Fragmentary local report from Carroll County notes a wife attempting suicide at Murciotesyille. Text is garbled with missing details but indicates a domestic incident under police or medical care.
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Carroll County
Fair 10 Be Held Five Days in Frederick
Plans for the Frederick County Agricultural Society fair at the fairgrounds September 22 to 26 advance. Highlights include night shows and automobile racing on September 26, with the Pearl Haines Revue and the Eugene Randow Company among grandstand attractions.
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Tist Frederick
Federick County Agricultural Society
Frederick
Pearl Haines
New York
Wolf
Eugene Randon Company
Hughes’ Pets
Quntette
Ists
Lyra
Arn
Eugeie Randow
Hughes
Jim
Carrie Hughes
Sarwme Nis
Ari. Pomski
Gaftééad
Another Burn Burns
A fire alarm woke residents as a blaze gutted a building. A pig reportedly perished in the incident, with damage spreading to nearby areas.
Rain and Canning Season Advance in Greenland
Unscheduled rain improves late corn and opens a busy canning season across Frederick County. Lima beans and tomatoes show mixed prospects while several plants begin operations this week and wages vary from twenty to thirty eight cents an hour. The season reflects a drought relief contrast to last year and includes efforts by Frederick City Packing, Monosacy Vesley, Walkersville, Middletown, and Staley to kick off processing.
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North County
Frederick City Packing Company
Monosacy Vesley Canning Company
Joint Meeting of Garden Clubs in Monterey
Members from Garden Club of Fred erice, Hagerstown, and Blue Ridge met at Monterey Country Club on Tuesday afternoon for a joint session. President remarks opened the event followed by talks from T Stuart Hall and Miss James on community improvement and beautification.
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Monterey
Garden Club
Fredekce
Hagerstown
Blue Ridge
Frederice Club
Monterey Country Club
T. Stuart Hall
Miss James
Washington
Unclear fragmentary report on incident and recovery
Fragmentary text notes a wary message arrival and a defeat night. It mentions hovert messacres and chett with resembled recovery efforts continuing at a home.
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Edison
Pere Preapect
Coir
Asia
Messacres
Chett
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Tunvip
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Additon
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Thurmont
Northeastern Dairy Farmers Co-Operate
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Essoxe
Organi- Counts
Court House
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Hugh Herndon
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United States
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John Potanda
America
Istanbul
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Canada
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Americas Air Links Corporation
Cramer
Ritjavik
Detroit
Canadian Timber Lake
Hudson Bay
Baffin Land
Faroe Islands
Mir
trans-Atlantic Air Lines
North America
Aklavik
Northland
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Mygven
Ocean
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Clyde Pangoara
Andid
Her Easy
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