Water rents phase in Frederick details and figures
Frederick city collector of water rents A A Schroeder explains the system covering 3000 to 4000 properties with 15000 to 20000 spigots and 130 meters for large users. He notes 44030.21 dollars income last year and cites peak collections in May and months April October November as busiest.
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Albert 4. Schroder
Schroeder
George A. Burck
Ons Dole Ieee
Frederick City
Baker Park
Apel
Mr. Schroeder
Dank
Biren Wbore
Waser Sene
Slay Suspect Held in Los Angeles Woman’s Nude Body Case
Bethel is held by Los Angeles police in a murder case involving Barbara Mauger, 72, whose nude body, believed dead for three months, was found near the city. Police say Bethel and Mauger had lived together after a motor trip from Philadelphia and that he killed her after growing tired of her.
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Ruse
Bethel
Beld
Los Angeles
Barbara Mauger
Betthel
Philadelphia
Storm Passes Gulf Coast After Raking Florida
Fragmentary reports show the tropical hurricane moved into the Gulf of Mexico north of Tampa after ripping across central Florida. The storm caused widespread property damage mainly to trees shrubs and power lines with citrus crops hit hard. No major loss of life reported though injuries noted, including a 17 year old bicyclist spine injury and other non serious harm.
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Associated Press
Tempe
Pruit
Tampa
Jacksonville
Fis
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Western Union Telegraph Co
Western Union
Gulf
Vero Beach
Fort Piero
Winter Haven
Haines City
Gamage
Non support case leads to suspended sentence in court
Walter Wills found guilty of non support of wife and children. Judge Motter orders him to pay 10 weekly, with 5 toward home purchase funds, and warns of harsher punishment if rules are broken. Wills previously arrested for city charges and drunk disturbances. Despines pleads guilty to drunkenness and resisting arrest. fined 145 and 200 dollars separately. Court actions prosecuted by William M. Storm. defense by Alton Y. Bennett.
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Hla Ale
Daly
West Fifth Street
Despines
Michael Despines
Baitimers
West All Saints Street
Justice Motter
Jesse Schell
Allen MeeHenry
William M. Storm
Alton Y. Bennett
Five residents injured as bridge planks loosened
In Hagerstown on August 9 five Sparrow's Point residents were injured when their car hit loose bridge planks and plunged down an embankment near Parkheds. Mrs Earl Swickler suffered internal injuries and possible skull fracture. her daughters Virginia and Helen had minor injuries. her husband slight injuries. The group was traveling to a Belleaire Ohio family reunion.
Former Mascot of A's Killed in Philadelphia Shootout
Philadelphia August 9. Hugh McLoon 28 former mascot of athletic baseball team killed in a saloon attack in Westies Meister. A companion Tait McLoon 21 wounded along with two others. Police say assailants walked from the saloon and fired. Garfield Picaic noted. A. B. Suncas school will hold bed tone August 25 with Rev of York, Pa. and others delivering dresses. The Yellow Springs Bane will furnish music.
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Philadelphia
Hugh McLoon
Tait McLoon
Westies
Meister
McLoon
Meller
Pries
Garfield Picaic
A. B. Suncas School
York
Ene WalkersYile
Yellow Springs
Frederick county youths attend University of Maryland club week
Forty five boys and girls from Frederick County travel to College Park for the annual Boys and Girls Club Week at the University of Maryland August 3 to 14. The group travels under Miss Katherine Baker with demonstrations, first aid, and daily activities including recreation and campfires.
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Frederick County
College Park
University of Maryland
Katherine Baker
Henry K. Shoemaker
Vgn Fridgsy
Mandap
Washington
Julia Schaeffer
Braddock Heights
Eleanor Thomas
Harmony Grove
Missy Nourse
University of Afternoon
Rebecca
Altaugh
Midgetown
H. Howard Oland
Frederick
Daniel Wall
Tanertown
Francis Putman
Upton Quinn
This City
Pas
Renn
Charlot Sorber
Clifford Shtiver
Emmitsburg
Arthur P
Trout
Gilmore C. Trout
Walsersville
Robert Weybright
Ruth Weybrigs
Harney
Curtis Zimmerman
Henry Zimmerman
John Coblents
Middetown
Land
Melvin Fisher
Thurtmont
Raskob Resigns From Rail Directorships
New York August 9 AP Jonan J Raskob chairman of the Democratic National Committee resigns from multiple railroad posts. He quits executive committee roles at the Nuspcoast Pacific Tailroad and remains a director of a system. He has also stepped down as a director of the Gulf Coast Lines and Pacific Road entities.
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New York
Jonan J. Raskob
Democratic Natonal Committee
Dian
SyStm
Stock Market Drafts Highlight Muted Trading
A fragmented passage notes scores of issues facing irregular trading with money shortages affecting movement. It mentions around 1.606 million shares outstanding and renewals at CSng, with posts wiped out by earlier wear and ongoing adjustments.
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Ornt Paints
Csng
Isates
Pencil clue ties slaying to Evanston teacher
Chicago reports a broken pencil clue tied to the murder of Constance Smith a Northwestern University summer student. Evanston officials offer a 1000 reward and a crime commission collects funds as investigators search for the killer who beat the teacher to death with an iron pipe. Miss Constance led the Ene Ash department at Bradley Polytechnic Institute in Peoria.
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Tatay
Constance
Callege
Evanston
Wien
John Burke
Evanstown
Walter Dill Scott
Northwestern University
Bilaz Constance
Noor
Bradley Polytechical Institute
Peoria
Robertson Arraignment Set for Monday Next
Samuel T. Robertson a Bethesda contractor was indicted for murder in the Mills dairy case and for assault with intent to kill Traut. He will be arraigned in Montgomery County circuit court before Judge Rotex B. Peter Sr. on Monday.
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Admaltiod
Prev Ad
Rockville
Samuel T. Robertson
Bethesda
Mont Bromery County
Rotext B. Peter Sr
Edward &. Mills
Robertson
Wilson Traut
Roberston
Mills
Traut
Bojac Wins Olympic Backstroke Title in Amsterdam Run
George Bojac of New York led a U S 1 2 3 finish in the 100 meter backstroke as Walter Lawler of Chicago and Paul Wyatt of Uniontown placed second and third. Koufac set a new world record with 1 minute 15 seconds. A sensational upset saw Albert Zorlila of Argentina win the 400 meter freestyle with Andrew Charlton of Australia second and Ame Borg of Sweden third. The Americans Clarence Crabbe Austin Clapp and Ray Rady finished fourth fifth and sixth. The late Lee W Morgan of Lewistown had his will probated leaving modest bequests to his widow and children and naming John Morgan guardian and executor. A codicil dated 1928 left all exile property to the son.
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Amsterdam
George Bojac
New York
United States
Walter Lawler
Chicago
Paul, Wyatt
Uniontown
Koufac
Albert Zorlila
Andrew Charleton
Australia
Ame Borg
Sweden
Clarence Crabbe
Austin Clapp
Ray
Rady
Lee W. Morgan
Lewistown
Nannie R. Morgan
Ufesll
John Morgan
Stella Donsife
Mamie Eyler
Beulah
Morgan
Stirpes
Lewistown Erection
Sherman P. Bowers
Grapien E. Paltoer
Lilian 5
Bowsz
Damage by Storm Strikes Brunswick Area Homes
Damaging electrical impacts hit Brunswick area residences and a chimney on a home near Mt and Mir ee Har- Tis street. A roof was damaged on a farm between Brumanice and Petersrire. An upcoming concert by the three orchestra is announced for Monday night at 7 30 in Baker Park.
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James Dallas Keller
Mira
James R. Keller
Butch Street
Murray J. Brightwell
Keller
Frederick
Lemer
Brightwell
Andrey
Heller
Tei Wick
Roth
Pak Tomse
Brunswck
Mir
Brunswick
Roger Remneburg
Brumanice
Petersrire
Tuschar
Téres
M ‘Baker Park
Francis Scott Key
Papa
Mexico City
Saenz Seen as Mexico's Potential Provisional President
The piece portrays Saenz as a top contender and Obregon ally with strong foreign-policy credentials, aiming to steer Mexico through factions and avoid civil war. It notes his roles under Obregon and Calles, his leadership style, and the expectation Calles will seek the presidency after his term, barring civil conflict.
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Bodsey Dutcher
Rey Serece Waterr
Ee “Rota Ress
Teny- Doan
Saenz
Obregon
Obeeach
Mexico City
Fils
Victoriano Huerta
Cha We
Ohnigun
Tlt
Pant
Treasury
Calles
Nueva Leon
Baenz
Mexico
Saenxho
Washington
Baens
Will Avaid
Calles Ja Eipeere
Lectures at Lancaster highlight Reverend Hermann's work
Reverend Edward A G Hermann returned from Lancaster Pennsylvania where he attended the thirty eighth annual assembly for the Spiritual Conference of the Minimers and Laymen of the Reformed church at Franklin and Marshall Academy. He delivered morning lectures on The Problem of Suffering and The Book of Job and was elected editor for the denominational weekly youth papers.
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Edward A. G. Hermann
Lancaster
The
Reformed Church
Franklin and Marshall Academy
Mr. Hermann
Hermann
United States
Incomplete OCR Fragment About Taras Family Scene
Fragmentary text describes a family moment with Taras and a father figure as a scene develops. The garbled passage mentions a wife and a child, with uncertain actions and quotes from speakers. The context remains unclear and names are not fully legible.
Boy Scouts to Attend Camp Near Taneytown
Lawrenceville area Scouts from Frederick and Carroll counties will gather at a Taneytown camp five miles north of town on August 17. Union Bridge troops and others travel with Scout Executive George G. Whitney to the site, which features a swimming pool and planned activities. About 86 Scouts will have spent the summer at various county camps and youth programs.
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Roosevelt
Chesapeake Bay
Taneytown
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Francis Scott Key Council
Union Bridge
George G. Whitney
City Hall
Pacamaster Brandenburg
Whitney
Sbexit Joé
Drouin, Ace of French Flyers, Dies of Injuries
Maurice Drouin, a leading French pilot, died from injuries from a final test flight. The event followed his plan to travel from Paris to New York. A large funeral gather preceded by a lengthy meal and many relatives.
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Drquhin
Haris
Maurice Drou- Vun
France
Hin Iires
Faris
New York
Straton Seeks Debate With Smith In Cathedral
Rev. Dr. John Roach Straton, pastor of Calvary Baptist, proposes debating Gov. Smith in Calvary Baptist Church and St Patrick's Cathedral if the governor accepts. He says the dialogue should address his charge that the Democratic nominee represents a morally weak politics. The exchange follows his earlier offer to debate in Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Greenamund Lake
N.Y
John Roach Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
Governo Smith
Bt Patrick's Cathedral
Straton
St. Patrick's Cathedral
the Post
Stratton
Badison Square Garden
Maryland corn in good to excellent condition this week
Weather and crop conditions in Maryland for the week ending August 7 show one of the warmest weeks of the season with generally favorable maximums though drought persists in many localities. Corn remains in good to excellent condition except in the driest areas, while pastures range from poor to excellent. More rain is needed almost everywhere.
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Maryland
Roscoe Nunn
Iater Yon
Tata
East Indies island destroyed by volcano eruption
Batavia reports the Rakatinda volcano on August 4 destroyed a large Indies island and burned St Ste villages. The death toll is believed near a thousand with about six hundred injured by crater fragments. A submarine landmass subsidence accompanied the eruption and earthquake.
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Batavia
Java
Indies
Rakatinda
St. Ste
Smith to Attend Funeral of Brenson Smith
Governor Smith will travel to Chicago to attend the funeral of George E. Brman. The trip is tied to a presidential event, with plans to return to Albany by tomorrow morning. Commenter Lecheteger Bend, Lima, Peru reports the death of author John J. Lochahner.
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Albany
Smith
Chicago
George E.i Brmman
Lecheteger
Lima
Peru
Yumanger
John J. Lochahner
Pulley
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Webur Sullivan
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Prigebourg
Carroll County
Tuceday
Baltimore
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Pate
Thummer
McCoy
Treca
Cittens Ladder Co
NEA
Oluver C. Warélumé
Rockwell Terrace
Warelume
Matus ‘Insurance Co
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Walter Wills
Swearing
J. D. Shook
Thurmont
J. 2D. Shook
Ernest Powell
Harold, Lewiz
Ruth
Katharine
Elmer G Shook
Paul
Dora
Robert Wachter
Atte Bernard Brookey
Sérrai
Shock
A’s
Philly
U. S
Burma
BR. Dres
Dy. Po
Srst
China
Republ
Raskob
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E. AG. Hermann
Alderman Shipley
Crys Wilam Shimer
Willam H. Stupiey
Comets
Amor Command
Bhipky
Ernest
Birmisham
Mr. Cart Holtz
Stenseraphers
Edrar
Taras
Baba
BOY Scouts
Gisan Feanten
Glisan Meadows
Unionville
Basil H. Glisen
Robert Hi. Young
Linjwanore
Winter
Jones
Mack
Ridgeville
Margaret T. Glisen
MG Airy
Orla
Glisan
Ela. Bel
Samuel
Mapleville
Harry J. Glisan
Carlos
Singanore
Garen E. Metcalfe
Charles
Betty
Virginia
Linwood
Wilber
William and
Unionvide
Henry N. Smith
Jack Gilson
Billy
Charles E. Smith
Reese Metcalfs
Reuben Saylor
Tsaac Saylor
Frank Wolfe
Whitmore
Charles Messier
Edward Chaney
Edward
Ter Chaney
Donaldies
Mrs Hare Higae
Emma
Keier
Nannie Woe
Bessie Wolfe
Rachel Jones
Cora Gish
Catherie Saylor
Mary
Bey la Pores
Elisabeth Metcalfe
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Carrell Brandenburg
Chas Messier
Isaac Saylor
Fol
Misa Ruth
Sresident
Miss Bre ° Fier
Psteriginies Communities
Raph Spurrier
Catherine Creacer
Agatha Hoke
Haznette E Croni
Messers
Wade Olin Rice
Barry J. Miller
Wen
Bers. Battimore
Antoinette Quarine
Chidian
East Indies
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