Fatal UTO accident near Braddock Heights claims Sherman Koogle
A high speed UTO crash near Braddock Heights early this morning killed Sherman R. Koogle 66 a former hotel keeper and Middletown hay dealer. He died at Frederick City Hospital about an hour after the wreck which left his car wrecked with liquor bottles inside and occurred as he attempted a curve near W S Bennett's home. Police and officials ruled it an accidental death and an inquest was not required. Koogle a longtime Frederick county figure survived by a son two brothers and two sisters. Funeral services are set for Middletown Lutheran church Monday at 2 PM.
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Sherman R. Kooze
Natocal
Braddock Heights
Frederick City
Enogie
Prederick
Anl
Hohe
W. 5
Bennett
Mire Ess
Benne Garage
Edward Masser
West Th Street
Leroy Myers
West Fourth Street
Koogie
Che Sceme
Roy Mumford
Beneth
Scere
Ideal Garage
Frederick
Wiliam C. Roderick
Sherman P. Bowers
O D. Brueaker
Justice Bowers
Koogle
Frederick County
Roderick
Middletown
Iis
Elgar @Koogie
Lford Koogie
Hagerstown
Chas | Koogie
Boonsboro
Watts to address Heights song service concert amid chapel voices
Rev Dr Joseph T Watts of Baltimore will speak at the Sunday 7 30 service at Heights church followed by a band concert under Charles C T Stull. Howard soloist leads selections including The Crusade Hearts and Flowers and The Star Spangled Banner. Harp Pilgrimage Association sponsors next week's evening service.
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Joseph T. Watts
Baltimore
Surn
New Braddock ‘Heights
Charles C. T. Stull
Howard
Eight Miners Dead in Gibson Coliery Timbers Fall
Eight miners were killed and 26 injured when timbers and debris collapsed at the Giberton colliery of the Pennsylvania and Reading Coal and Tron Company near Pottsville. About 23 men were working on the third level 1,900 feet underground when the accident occurred, blamed on a timbering collapse. The mine has been closed for months, with plans to resume Monday.
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Pottsville
Giberton
Pennsylvania and Reading Coal and Tron Company
Pottsdvle
Roads under way as Frederick district advances bridge work
Work starts at once on shoulders from Harmony Grove to Lewistown with six miles awarded to Waesche & Son. Extensions from Monocacy river to Detour and other segments begin soon. New Monocacy River bridge at Frederick Junction advances with steel through truss design and concrete deck. Grade crossing elimination at Ridgeville nears completion and overall project cost about 120000.
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Frederick di Mn
Engin
Thomas M. Linthicum
Ticely
Commbel
Mioming
Mir Linthicus
Harmony Grove
Lewistown
Monocacy
Frndy To &. R. Waesche & Son
Thurmont
Monocacy River
Rocky Ridge
L. R. Waesche & Sox
Liberartown
New Lendon
Johnsvile
Union Bridge
Thomas, Bernoett & Hunter
Price's
Monocacy Bridge
Prederick Junction
Forbes-Murphy Construcion Company of
Baltimore
American Bridge Company
Trugs
Bridge Company
Ridgetiie
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
State Roads Commission
St John's Lane
Christhas & Ensey
Clarksville Pike
Eliock
Snell's Bridge
Thomas, Beonett& Hunister
Ellicott City
Ashton
Dickerson
Leaf Mountain
Otter
Martinsbore
Tae
Esteen Ang
Long & Tenney
Hagerstown
Coors
7 Leaf Mountain
Aabersburg
iWatagien
Harp Pilgrimage At Heights On August Seventeenth
An August seventeenth harp pilgrimage at Heights features a largely musical program led by Roger C. Harp. Attendees include Susanna, Leonard Baren, and Grace Bratte with readings by Grace Bratte. the Harp Association president is Rostoe Harp Brians of Washington, D. C. The event draws a wide county executive committee and members totaling over 1,200.
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Hs Susanna
Leonard Baren
Dap
Don Prrram
Progran
Mmarp
Roger C. Harp
DO. D
St. Pawl United Brestarch
Hagerstown
Mise Grace Bratte
Hood College
Rostoe Harp Brians
Washington, D. C
Harp Assocation
John J. Leather
Press- Burie
Reno S. Harp
Cyrus F. Flook
Cameron Egenbrode
Fire charge against Miss Nast dropped after fire company declines
In People's Court the state charge of failing to yield to an emergency vehicle was withdrawn after Independent Hose Company members declined to press the case. Miss Myrtle Nast of West Third Street was slightly injured in a collision with her car. Another case ended with Lester Becraft pleading guilty to unregistered vehicle operation and serving a 15 day jail term. George Harris was found guilty of non support, with three months’ House of Correction sentence suspended upon payment.
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Myrtle Nast
West Third Street
M. D. Brubaker
Misa Nusz
People’s Court
Lester Becraft
House of Correction
Becraft Wais
Offcer Allen Bartels
George Harris
Yellow Springs
Motter
City News Teems With Heat and Water Warnings
A city plagued by 103 degree heat urges boiling drinking water as typhoid precautions rise. Health officer warns residents to seek typhoid serum, boil water, and avoid contaminated streams amid dry conditions and scattered showers. Fire watch tensions exist near Catoctin watershed with a minor blaze under control.
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Mercury
Fr Ick City
Frederick Coy
State Police Guard Against New Outbreaks
Marion Indiana August 9 AP State police aided local officials to guard against fresh mob violence after two negroes were dragged from their jail cells. Fear of retaliation by young negroes after the Shipp and Smith incident kept the area tense as Col George H Healey arrived with Indiana National Guard units to patrol the pearo area and protect property and people.
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Marion
Ind
Thomas Shipp
Abe Smith
Ganger
George H. Healey
Indianapolis
Indiana National Guard
Ovid
Gamage
Bandits Rob Drug Store and Kill Vigilante in Iowa
Bandits robbed a Maquoketa drug store of 515 dollars then killed a vigilante and abducted a farmer. They hijacked the farmer’s car near Tipton and are at large as authorities nationwide seek them. The farmer was later found shot in the back and killed.
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Maquokesa
Iowa
Dinas Authonies
Ke Ae
Tipton
Prayer Service Planned at Baker Park Sunday
Prarets Fee and Friends announce a Sunday service at Baker Park at 7:30 PM led by the Church of the Brethren. The event expects a large crowd despite heat and humidity, with a portable service to accommodate attendees.
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Baker Park Sunda
Charce
Church of No Brethren
Woman and Man to Die for Killing Pa Police
Irene Schroeder and W Gil Dague, both of Wheeling West Virginia, were sentenced to die for the killing of Corporal Brady Paul near here on December 27. Judge Hildebrand refused new trials and set the execution date to be determined by the governor. The couple were convicted last spring after capture in Arizona during a gun battle in which a deputy sheriff was fatally wounded.
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Irene Schroeder
W. Gil Dague
Wheeling
W. Va
Brady Paul
R. L. Hildebrand
Lawrence
Taetro
Ari~zoe
Escape Dynamo Blast Sees Teens Safe After Doorway Collapse
Report notes a blast in a factory area near Tas pany Tas unds aftemon, involving two teens Rocce and George Siem Henssone who were fortunate to escape unharmed. Authorities detail no serious injuries and continue inquiries into the incident.
Hiram Johnson and the Progressive Era Struggles
The piece traces Hiram Johnson's waning influence after 1920 as he clashed with allies and opposed key treaties. It notes his failed 1924 bid against Coolidge, his fading patronage, and ongoing feuds, including disputes with Caraway and a White House guest list snub, amid a public disinterest in naval treaty battles.
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Pstea
Agar
Boulder Dam
la Follette
Bora
North
Kenyon
Progres S
Culous
Johnson
Newberry
Uirum
Coolidge
California
Hiram
League of Nathana
Merbert Hoover
Hoover
Johanson
Senator Caraway
Arkansas
Foreign Relations Committee
Waschot
Senate
Lindberghs Headed to Morrow's Summer Home
The Lindberghs depart for a summer residence in Morrows Haven, Maine, the home of Mrs. Lindbergh's father. Ambassador Dea. W Morrow was seen with the Lindberghs as they prepared the biplane voyage.
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Lindberghs
Morrow
Pex
T. Amr
Collon Rg
Lindbershes
Hoover Wages New Inquiry to Aid Farmers
President Hoover summons Secretary Hyde and Farm Board member James C. Stone for drought relief talks at Rapidan River camp. A midwest and south survey follows a western trip as authorities seek relief measures and potential rate reductions for farm shipments.
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Hoover
Washington
Aus
Hyde
James C. Stone
Parm
Faree
Agricuture
Stone
Rapidan
Btoce
Iddle
Partic
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Utica
Utica Woman’s League
Lester Utterback
Hazel Lease
Sidner Aneleberger
Mit Bowl
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Frank Sievers
Myrtle Miller
Henry Davis
Detcious
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Wickis
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Rey
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Asem
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NEA
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Paris
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Cxy Bank
DR. Watts
Heights Song Service
Samaritan Rebexah Lodge
Bertha Jones Smith
Grove’s Park
Furnace Ford
Rhodelle Zimmerman
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Tresgler Lutheran Orphans’ Home
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Catoctin Mountain
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Mrs. Schroeder
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Duce Neg Sembee Writer
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APL
Weather Bureau
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Interstate Commerce Commision
Federal Farm Board
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimoore
Maryland
Middle Atlantic
the Sinai Hospital
Albert C. Ritchie
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