States Troops Move to Camp for Summer Training
More than 3000 regular troops from Maryland and nearby Virginia converge on Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania for annual maneuvers starting August 17 and lasting through the month. Units from Fort Hoyle Fort Howard Frederick travel by road, under Brigadier General Ernest D Scott, to assemble at the gap with infantry and artillery regiments to participate in drills and training maneuvers.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Indiantown Gap
26Th Field Artillery
Fort Hoyle
Ernest D Scott
12Th Infantry
Fort Howard
Fort Split
Washington
66Th Infantry
34Th Infantry
Frederick
Maantown Gap
Camp Gretna
Elmer F Munshower
Munshower
Escape in prison yard by famed bank robber and killer
A notorious bank robber and murderer described as having killed five men escaped from a state prison. He allegedly donned disguises, entered as a visitor, and walked out as guards opened doors, slipping away in plain sight.
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John Dullnger
Getawas
Henry Midget’ Ferneices
Johet II
Envian
Two Men Charged With Drunken Driving in Maryland
State police arrested Garrett Hayes of 139 West Patrick Street and Howard Perkins of 601 North Benz Street for drunken driving after patrols on the Washington Highway and West Seventh and Bentz streets. Hayes posted bond and faces a police court hearing tonight. Perkins was taken into custody and faces a Pepper’s Court hearing Wednesday morning.
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Garrett Hayes
West Patrick Street
Briinsaick
Serge D R Peterson
Washington Aighway
Frederick Hayes
Alhowth Haver
Howard Perkins
North Benz
Uwinturveooy Pergirs Perkine
Stoerng
Sergi Peterson
Pepples Court
Baltimore fills vacancy on Republican State Central Committee
Alig 6 fAPJ Webb Thomas was elected a member of the Republican State Central Committee to fill the vacancy caused by the death of William M Spear, a party leader in the eighth ward of Baltimore.
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Balimore
Alig
J Webb Thomas
Republican State Central Committee
Wilam M Spear
Baltimore
Weather Summary with Historical Precipitation Figures
Readable fragments show 24 hour precipitation none and August totals around 15 inches. Normal August 365 inches. 1935 data through August 1 shows 44 inches. Temperatures show yesterday high 60, year-ago high 87, low last night 0, year-ago low -3. Sun sets around 7:19, rises around 5:15, moon rise 11:50 pm, set 11:01 pm. Weather: clear with light Monocacy breeze.
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Avast
Political clash over Guffey coal bill in House committee
Washington reports Democrats on the House Ways and Means Committee gathered again to seek a consensus on the Guffey bituminous coal stabilization bill. The measure, urged by President Roosevelt, faces constitutional doubts and potential setback if not acted on this session. Democrats reportedly split seven to seven on reporting the bill, four Democrats absent, as Republicans were excluded from yesterday’s discussion. The plan would create a federal coal commission to regulate hours wages and conditions in the industry.
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Washington
Houseways End Means
Roosevelt
House
Morgan and Taiy tied up in legal petition fight
Ambiguous text outlines names Morgan, Taiy, and Dr Ana Waraich among others amid a tainted petition scenario. References London and JP appear, with unclear legal actions and dates surrounding an 18 defense and an emperor related context.
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Trevae
Ethona
Taiy
Ana
Waraich
Martin
Ranewer
Joan
Jp, Morgan
London
Governors of hh Nice invites senators to weekend Chesapeake Bay cruise
Governor Harry Nice names August 18 and 19 for a Senate guest cruise aboard the state steamer DuPont starting in Annapolis. The trip follows a planned Ocean City meeting called by Senator Lloyd about patronage and appointments. Senators expect a frank exchange of views on governance and state jobs.
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Balimore
State Senate
Harry W Nice
Chesapeake Bay
Annapols
DuPont
al Bedveld
Nators
Ocean City
O Btroughn Lloyd
Wicomic
Lloyd
Fishing Law Cases To Be Tried Here Tonight
Charges of illegal fishing practices are set for hearing here and in Brunswick after arrests by Warden Ben jamin F Phebus and deputies. John Hammond and Raspa Rucketts face charges of using multiple hooks and stale bait on bank poles in Sams creek. venue change granted to Peoples Court.
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Brunswick
Benjamin F Phebus
John Hammond
Peoples Court
Patrick M Schnaufler
Williams
Potomac
Myer
Phebe
William Shain
Raspa Rucketts
Fuiram Budge
Bouman
Carroll County
Sams Creek
Republicans Weigh Lindbergh Run For President
A Washington AP dispatch reports many Republicans favor Charles A Lindbergh as a potential Republican presidential nominee. Robert H Lllows circulated a questionnaire to party leaders, receiving about 1560 replies. Respondents say Roosevelt’s popularity wanes and Hoover’s standing declines across states.
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Washington
Charles A Lindbergh
Robert H Lllows
Mire
Oof Mae
Ota Tea Committee
Lucas
Lindbergh
Roosevelt
Hoover Bee
Not Guilty Plea Formed By Zenge In Missouri Murder Case
Mandeville W Zenge a Missouri carpenter pleaded innocent to murder by mutilation of Dr Walter J Bauer Kirksville osteopath. The plea was entered by attorney Joseph Green at arraignment before Judge Justin McCarthy. Zenge remanded to sheriff custody as officials push to resolve the death claim. Hearing postponed to August 20 as prosecutors seek more time.
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Chicago
Mandeville
Zenge Young
Missouri
Walter J Bauer
Kirksville
Zenges
Joseph Green
Justin McCarthy
McCarthy
Zenge
States Attorney 4
Bauer Atl
Charles Dougherty
Farley to quit postoffice for fall political show
The Postmaster General Farley plans to leave the post office in the fall to lead Roosevelt booster efforts and head the Democratic National Committee as a public campaign figure. Washington expects him to remain a central figure in the White House for the Roosevelts re election drive while continuing lobbying and political strategy discussions.
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Farley
Postoffice
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Washington
Post Office Department
Democratic National Committee
White House
Mr Roosevelt Hardy
Voters in Three States Go To Polls In Summer Ballot
Voters in Rhode Island Kentucky and Virginia headed to polls to decide primaries and local offices. Rhode Island faced a Democratic vacancy and a congressman race. Kentucky awaited runoff implications after a low-margin nomination. Virginia chose state senators delegates and county officers with polls opening at sunrise.
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Mias
Balo Dobeda
Democratic Primar
Rhode Islanders
West Kentucky
Gue Haemataria Psanthet Hataans
Chandler
Thomas
Rhea
Petit
Argt
Rhode Island
Antonio Princes
Charles F
Tve
Mississippi
Choie
Hue Long
Louisiana
Virginia
Richmond
State Senate
House of Delegates
Hagerstown Chooses Route 40 Bypass Plan In City Debate
Hagerstown mayor and council duel over which bypass route of Route 40 will pass through the city. The State Roads Commission says it will not dictate details and a federal grant of 550000 funds the project. Officials note grade crossing eliminations and local opposition as progress on the proposed bypass proceeds.
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Hagerstown
State Roads Commission
Homer E Tabler
Nathan Smith
Hagerstoan
Federal Ofae
Ube
Amos
The New Deal In Washington Conferees Clash Over Bills
The piece explains how conference committees operate under Vice President Garner and Speaker Joe Burns amid Roosevelt program fights. It notes conferees from both parties influence outcomes on utilities banking and economic security measures, with battles over taxes and pensions shaping deadlines ahead of White House action.
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Washington
Congress
House
Garner
Senate
Joe Burns
Holmes
Massachusetts
Cooper
Ohio
George Huddleston
Alabama
Democratic House
Ben Cohen
National Power Policy Committee
Othe
TVA
AAA Vupendimen
White House
Man in Westminster Jail Faces Bigamy Charge
Percy Sunday, formerly of near Thurmont, remained in Westminster jail awaiting a hearing on bigamy charges connected to his recent marriage in Westminster to a Hagerstown woman. His second wife, Rosaline Zimerman of Hagerstown, said she was held on $250 bond as a material witness and had not been jailed during the investigation. State's Attorney Sharman said she was not charged with bigamy or gasoline theft. information from Sundays second wife led to the bigamy charge, with prior terms in state penitentiary and house of correction noted.
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Percy Sunday
Near Thurmont
Westminster
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Rosalene Zimerman
Frederick
Ariawene Sharman TY Bowane
Suurdeys
House of Correction
Auto Upsets Hurt Two Brothers Near Darntown Church
Two brothers were injured Monday when their car, driven by Walter Parkins, 20, turned over on a curve near the Darntown Presbyterian church. John Parkins, 19, suffered a serious head injury. Both were taken to Montgomery County General Hospital.
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Walter Parkins
Darntowun
Presbyterian
John Parkins
Dicker
Tomery County
Tomary County General Hospital
Willam
Dickerson Water
John
Local John Doe Arrest At Police HQ
A man brought to Police Headquarters could not reveal his identity and was booked as John Doe. He is held on collateral of 250 for a hearing after an arrest by Officer McHenry.
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John Doe
McHenry
Mussolini Calls 75 000 More Men to Italian Colors
Premier Mussolini ordered mobilization of two regular army divisions and one volunteer Blackshirt division plus two replacement divisions. The move increases Italian strength in Eritrea and Somaliland to about 195000 with almost 100000 embarked and 140000 already in East Africa or training. The total including new arrivals reaches about 235000.
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Mussolini
Rome
Paciat
East Africa
Eritrea
Italian Somaliland
Italy
Six Arrests in Monte Carlo Loot Case Near Long Beach
Six suspects were arrested after a raid tied to the July robbery of the gambling ship Monte Carlo anchored four miles off Long Beach. Loot worth 32000 dollars was seized and suspects Lorell Boyd 18 August Wunderlich 28 George Wunderlich 23 Walter Miller 33 Carl Carillo 33 and a man named Bixchie were booked or detained for further questioning.
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Los Ahguies
Methaele
Monte Carlo
Long Beach
Poland
Lorell Boyd
August Wunderlich
George Wunderlich
Walter Miller
Carl Carillo
Bixchie
General Motors Sparked Market Rally At Opening
New York stocks opened with a sharp lead from General Motors lifting bulls early. Profit taking trimmed gains as some sectors followed, while commodities and bonds showed mixed moves and the dollar strengthened against the pound.
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New York
General Motors
Death of Gaithersburg resident Thomas I Pulka
Thomas I Pulka of Gaithersburg dies at home after a lingering illness. He was past master of Pentalona Lodge A F and A M and a member of Boumt semper AAON M. He served as treasurer of the First National Bank and a trustee of Epworth Methodist Church. Born September 21, 1870, he lived in Gaithersburg his whole life. Surviving: widow Fannie Williams, three children Irving Polis Mire Wete o Ming and My Roth Pulas Brannsburg, a sister Mire Frank Serica, two brothers Gecar and Edgar Pulis. Funeral Wednesday at 11 am at Tate residence. Interment in the family plot of Gein.
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Gaithersburg
Pentalona Lodge
AFT & A
Boumt Semper Aaon
Baltimore
First National Bank
Epworth
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