Dr Straton Wrong In Attack On Smith At Monocacy
A motorcade of 167 cars traveled from Avast, Georgia to Washington while a clash over Baptist governance drew Justice Black into a debate on Dr Jean Straton's attacks on Gov. Smith. Black praised Smith as a progressive leader and defended Baptists right to public expression, as 800 travelers joined the trip to visit Monocacy Battlefield and landmarks in Washington.
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Avast
Marmen Biatk
New York Supreme Court
Board of Trustees
Calvary Baptist Church
Jean Roach Strater
Banith
Justice Black
Furce
Straton
Smith
Dr. Straton
Dr. Stratan
Calvary Church
Governor Smith
Murder of Brady Poly English Dept Head in Peoria
The body of Miss Jennie Constance, 41, head of Brady Poly technical Institute's English Department in Peoria, was found this morning on the porch of a house she was rooming in during the Summer session. She had been beaten to death and attacked. a bloodstained iron pipe lay nearby. She and her mother and a Mrs Margaret Constance had been studying at Northwestern University this summer. she was preparing for a philosophy degree.
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Chicago
Jennie Constance
Brady Polytechnical Institute
Peoria
Constance
Margaret Constance
Northwestern University
Finger prints not those of butcher boy Leo Kelly
Blood prints found in the Melus home main room now identified as Leo Kelly. He is the accused killer of Mrs Myrtle Mellus. Les Antes from Rcs AP and print expert Seger confirm the development. Police captain and investigators continue to pursue leads in the case.
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Les Antes
Rcs
Geant E. L. Berow
Peice Seger
Melus
Leo Kelly
Myrtle Mellus
Sundar
Ares
Shipley Family Reunion At Randallstown Baltimore County
Local Shipley family members plan the annual reunion at Randallstown in Baltimore County on Sunday August 26 from 10 a m to 4 5 p m Special music and singing open the program. Rev Richard L Shipter of Newark N J will give the opening address followed by other events and a family number collection Honorary vice presidents include Thomas Shipley George Shipley Alderman George William Shipley Arthur M Shipley R H Shipley The reunion date was moved earlier this year to accommodate Western relatives on vacation and attendance is hoped to be the largest yet
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Predenck
Washington
J. H Lanode
Pranklin County
Borgise
Fredenck
of' Acers McCormick and Hatter
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Martin J. Walsh
George Jacobs
Faushington c
Wayne
Frederick Fair
Patrick Street
State
Solite
Monocacy
Battlefield
Pennsylvania Plate Monument
Piace & Wreath
Westminster
Franklin County
Pennsylvania State College
EF. J. Beers
John B. Crawford
Farettsville
Franklin County Agricultural Extension Association
BR. H. Heri
Chambersburg
W. J. Davis
Record-Herald
Waynesboro
J. Howard Zeger
Mercersburg
Shipley
Randallstown
Baltimore County
Richard L Shipter
Newark
N. J
M. P
Buckeyttown Markal
Familly
Thomas Shipley
York Manufacturing Company
York
George Shipley
Boys’ Latin School
George Wiliam Shipley
Frederick
Arthur M. Shipley
Baltimore
Surseco
R. BH. H Shipley
Shipley Reunion
Filtration Plant Underway at Frederick Junction
Baltimore and Ohio railroad workers push installation of a filtration plant at Frederick Junction to remove mud and sediment from boiler water. The work began a month ago and will reduce rust and water loss as engines draw hundreds of gallons daily.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick Junction
Frederick Juncton
Two Auto Business Men Die in Airplane Crash
Cincinnati, Aug. AP reports prominent Cincinnati automobile dealer Wendell Pavey and J. L. Boris of Hamilton were killed when their plane crashed near Lunken airport. The incident ends long careers in auto sales and marks a tragic loss for local commerce.
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Cincinnati, O
Aug
Wendell Pavey
Cincinnati
J. L. Boris
Hamilton
Lunken
Bigotry Charge Used by Raskob in Catholic Clash
John Raskob, Democratic leader, leveled a charge of bigotry at Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church and accused him of cloaking a religious attack against Governor Smith over prohibition. Raskob claimed certain Southern Methodists had withdrawn support unless preachers quit setting policy, though he withheld names citing conscience.
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New York
John Raskob
Cha
Cas
James Carmen Jr
Richmond
Raskwi
Cannon
Smuths
Aix
Raskob Coase
South
Raskob
Zihlman Says There Are Ways To Drink Without Violating Law
Baltimore August 8 AP The Baltimore Evening Sun quotes Representative Frederick N Zihlman of the South district saying there are many ways a man may take a drink without violating the Walstead act in response to a letter from his Democratic opponent David J Lewis. Zihlman recalls a twelve year Congress record and notes he voted dry there, while voting wet for five years in the state legislature.
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Balttimore
Baltimore Evening Sun Today
Frederick N. Zihlman
David J. Lewis
F. Berry Plumber
Hagerstown
Lewis
Zihiman
Congress
Mrr. Lewis
California Crew Beats Canada in Olympic Semi Final
At Sloten, California won the eight-oared race in 6 minutes 2 seconds, the fastest Olympic regatta time to date, surpassing the 1920 navy crew and the 1924 Fate crew. The U.S. team likely advances to three or four finalists. In Amsterdam, American swimmers reached finals in the 100-meter backstroke and 400-meter freestyle.
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Sloten
Holland
University of California
United States
Canada
California
Navy
Amsterdam
Aug
Bandits Use Gas To Rob Wagon In St Paul
Four bandits in two autos used gas bombs to disable guards and escape with $20,000 from an armored car in St Paul Minnesota. The incident occurred early today as the robbers fled, while the report notes surrounding confusion and mentions various unrelated court and military items in the fragmented text.
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St. Paul Minn
Brennan Boss Dies at Home in Brief Illness
Governor Smith reports Brennan Boss died at his home after a short illness. The exact cause or duration of the illness were not released. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Brennan
Boss
Brennan Dies. Illinois Democratic Leader at 63
George E Brennan, a dominant Illinois Democratic figure and longtime Chicago political lieutenant to Roger Sullivan, died after a tooth infection led to septic poisoning following dental surgery. He helped engineer 1920 Cox nomination and backed Al Smith in 1924, later rising in state and national party ranks. He built a major Chicago insurance business and began political rise after a mining accident as a boy. He was 63 in May.
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Chicago
API
George
Roger Sulisan
Brennan
Alfred E. Smith
Houston
New York
George E. Brennan
Democratic Party
Ti+nes
Roger Sullian
Sullivan
Dlnnis
Tom Taggart
Tammany Hall
Winois
Hat
Brenan
United States Senate
James A. Gox
al Smith
Smith
McAdoo
John W. Davis
Crucs
Prde
William E. Dever
Willam Hale Thompson
Port Byron
du- Nots
Borhood
Death of David A. Devilbiss of Walkersville
David A. Devilbiss 70 died at home in Walkersville on Tuesday evening August 7 after a short illness. Born September 9, 1858, he was a lifelong resident and retired farmer noted for community service. Survived by sister Mrs. Kahr Cato, brothers O F Devilbiss of Frederick and Harry Devilbiss of Kansas City, a niece Mrs. Annie B. Rose of Frederick, and his wife Neese Sutler who died seven years ago. Funeral arrangements by pastor and Rev Jemerson of Tanerviosa, with interment in the local cemetery.
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David Ashton Devilbiss
Waktersville
Ahr Ca Tao Brothers
Devibiss
Frederick
Harry Co
Devilbiss
Kansas City
Annie BH. Rose
Frederic
Bis
Neese Sutler
A Jemerson
Tanerviosa
Wet
304 Teachers Named for City and County Schools
A long list assigns 304 teachers to schools in the city and county. Names include Adamsstown High and Elementary, Middletown High, Washington Street staff, and numerous other campuses such as Academy, Pretterick High, Rockville, Emmitsburg, and several rural schools. The appointment names staff across districts with diverse roles, reflecting the likely annual staffing for the new term.
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Ila
Beh
Brins
George L. Miler
Ida Reinhart
Kae I. Bhank
jInna Biges
Marion KM. Green
Marion Sutton
S. Price Young
Beulah Mfobjerly
Alicia DeLashmutt
Alverta Comer
Aura L. Neighbors
Charlotte Motter
Katherine E. Fout
Mary
Graler
Washington Street
Ella V. Exel
Edith M. Miller
Minnie Cockerly
Edith Miller
Bertha Trundle
Charlotte DeLashmutt
Katherine Jemise
Sadie Hahn
Rena Singen
Mary Alice Mobler
Church Street
Chester G. Clett
Margaret Rodrick
Louie Blum
Edythe Sigmund
Mary Burger
Kitty E. Dar
Anna W. Simmons
Edna Schacter
Marion Repp
Irene Price
Pauline Hendrickson
Nellie F. Starr
Robert K. Wright
Louie J. Myon
Mazel Unterbeck
Academy
Nettert Miller
Hattie M. Willett
Marie Michael
Beatrice Cronise
Pretterick High
A. L. Leary
Chas K E. Remsterg
Ruth
Reinecke
Katherine Wiener
Edith Gardiner
Margaret Waller
W. D. K. Aldridge
Margaret H. Black
Julia ‘Stehison
Nevin Biser
Laura C. Cochrane
Mildred
Middletown
Herbert P. Davis
William E. Hauver
Mary Rhoads
Lorraine Thomias
Wilbur Devilbiss
Edna Lighter
Charles Remsberg
Marian Egolf
Stay Mercer
Helen Jennings
Laura Jt. Freeman
Gerlie E. Lemmert
Frances Paxson
Hare Holter
Rockville
Thomas G. Mumford
Rocky Ridge
Elsie Graham
Creagerstown
Muldred B. Hively
Bassie M. Bell
Emmitsburg
Homer W. Guyson
Lottie D. Hoke
Fatherine O'Toole
Mylo Downer
Marie Dixon
Mary E. Smith
Eva Rowe
Seranna White
Margaret Simpson
Cattell
Edna C. Stull
Hampton Valley
Myrtie E. Troxell
Stoney Branch
Luella W. Pryor
Tom's Creek
Pauline Baker
Sensenbaugh
Charles Leatherman
Viver Haover Forrest
C. P. Pryor
W. D. L. Harne
Mit
Canmel—Theodosia F Magen
New Markst
Wiliam J. Beste
Eulah Hogarth
Paulute Cedie
Ouse
Homas
Tamsville
Margaret Giark
Tilden Kemptown
Browning Sebilastiile
Hamid E
Moser
Gadys
Mactin
Cath Ta F. Jshmsen
Cizatet
Jail and court actions amid disorder case and local notices
The article reports on the arrest of Chas Wallace and charges of dis orderly conduct with three months’ imprisonment and suspended sentences upon good behavior. Cummings is jailed on a separate suspected offense with a $500 bond on appeal. Earl Gay is released for questioning in a separate death case. The piece also lists a long local social directory of residents and their towns, with many names and addresses.
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Ohio Canal
Chesapeake
Frederick
Chas
Wallace
Surkittevile
Giorder
People's Court
Cummings
Steiner
Haover
House of Correction
Robert Kenney
Central Florida motorcycle wreck victim dies of injuries
A motorcycle crash tied to Tropical Storm in Central Florida led to the victim’s death on Sunday. The report notes ongoing recovery efforts and cites authorities verifying the fatal injuries.
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Central
Florida
Jacksonville. Fin
Aig
Osceola County
Everglades
Distu
Funeral for Brightwell Held After Fatal Crash at Frederick
Funeral services for Brightwell, age unspecified, were held Friday afternoon at four from the home of Mrs. Selby on West Street. Interment at Olivet Cemetery. The accident occurred near Frederick Junction when Brightwell, driving a motor, struck a bicycle, were two injured. a skull fracture reported for Brightwell.
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Mirray
Teers
Ted
West
Steth Street
Olivet
Thorn
Rice
Brightwell
Keller
Frederick City Hospital
Deutsch
Stasa Felice
Brightwell Frem
William M. Stormin
Roderick
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