Four autos crash near Frederick injures three
Four cars collided near Frederick Friday afternoon shortly before 3:45. Three vehicles were badly damaged and taken to garages. Victims included John Baker and James Condon both severely injured, with Baker operated on this morning. A child was cut on the neck causing bleeding. others were transported by ambulance.
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John Baker
James Condon
Taylorsville
Thomas Suse
Prederi Junction
Preder- Mex City Hospital
RR. Lewis
Baker
Condon
Point Automobile
Willem Heffner
Miss Child God
Wiliam Heffner
Bentz Street
Flint
Ford
Buick
Lewis Place
Washington
William D. Bowers Lumber Company
Square
Bowers
Roy Hiltner
Ford Motor Company
Funeral Service Held for Dr John B Thomas Baltimore Leader
Funeral services for Dr John B Thomas president of Thomas and Thompson Inc of Baltimore were held Monday at his home. The 1850 born pharmacist and former Maryland Pharmaceutical Society president died Friday. Burial in Druid Ridge cemetery. He leaves sons John B Thomas Jr and Howe B Thomas and two grandchildren.
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John 8. Thomas
Thomas &Thompson, Inc
Baltimore
Charles and
Thirty-third Streets
H. W. Arrowsmith
Protestant Episcopal Cathedral
Thomas
Wille
Druid Range Cemetery
Carroll
Albert E. Thompson
Frm
Cruz
Thomas & Thompson
Licht
Baltimore Streets
Erin
Themes
Ite
Thompson
Ete E Harriss
Harrisonburg
Maryland Pharmaceutical Society
Issure
John
Howe
Ann Lowes Thomas
John B. Thomas
Weather Outlook for the Week Ahead
The forecast covers the week starting Monday with a period of unsettled conditions through midweek and again toward the end of the week. Temperatures rise toward the weekend with warmer conditions expected by Friday.
Commissioners Award Contract for Jail Plant
Commissioners award contract for jail plant with heating system and improvements planned. Work to begin immediately after contract award, with erection to occur against the west perimeter of the tank.
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Sears
Ertc
Sunday Baseball Stirs Brunswick
The Brunswick Sunday baseball game pits two amateur teams, largely employed by the Baltimore Ohio Railroad, against local authorities. State's Attorney Storm says no admission or collections, but warns Brunswick may ban play under municipal ordinance. City Attorney Rohrbach notes no such ordinance exists, yet noise could be deemed a nuisance if disruptive.
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Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick Athletic Park
William S. Storm
Frederick County
Oight
Cry Atorney
Jacob Rohrbach
Storm
Ball Park
Soldiers return from Camp Ritchie on Governor’s Day ceremony
Frederick soldiers in training at Camp Ritchie under Col. D. J. Markey returned to town after an 8:30 departure. Governor Ritchie and General Reckord reviewed them at Cascade, banners and honors awarded, Major Munshower received a twenty year bar, and boxing finals capped the athletic program.
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Freterick
Camp Ritchie
D.john Markey
Cascade
Ritchie
Milton A. Reckord
Col. Markey
F. Brunshower
Munshower
Ritchis
Marker
Five Sons Acquitted in Family Home Case
John Smith and four relatives were found not guilty by Justice Motter in the People's Court after evidence showed they helped provide a home for an aging father on a farm in Woodsboro district. Divorces granted, alimony orders issued, and costs to be borne as directed.
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John
Charles
Willam
Chlarence
Janet Claude Smith
Woodsboro
Albers L. Smith
Guy Kek Motter
People’s Court
Moodsbars
Motter
Ei Bas
Soree
Great throng gathers to see Hoover accept
Thousands crowd Stanford campus to witness the formal nomination of Herbert Hoover as the Republican candidate for president. A thousand university students assist in traffic control while planes and trains bring attendees to the Palo Alto event amid a festive atmosphere. Hoover stays at home earlier, meeting guests and displaying a gift watch from newspaper writers.
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Hoover
James L. West
Associated Press
Stanford Univ. Catt
Aug
Herbert Hoover
Tne
Republican Party
Stanford
Palo Altos
Nentines
Bert of
Heal and Spirits
Wmd
San Juan Hill
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
Harlan F.stone
Six Baltimoreans Hurt In Auto Crash
Six residents of Baltimore were injured in an automobile wreck on the road between Washington and Great Falls while returning from a Falls visit. William Turnip Seed, driver, said he skidded when headlights failed. Turnip Seed and his wife and sisters were seriously hurt. guests Thomas Gannon and Andrew Thackson had only cuts and bruises.
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Baltimore
Washington
William Turnip Seed
Yton
Great Falls
Turnipseed
Thomas Gannon
Andrew Thackson
Market Courses Upeaca ATF Shares Rise After Early Trading
Market activity shows ATF shares advancing after an initial uptick in early trading. Steel sector movements influenced sentiment as investors monitor closures and potential price targets.
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ATF
Ea Steel
Knights of Pyth? Supreme officers visit Cur. Commissioner
Fragmentary OCR notes list Mr Harp and Mrs Russier with Allegany counts and Mr and Mrs Benjamin H McCandless as Supreme representatives from Marplana. Details unclear due to damaged text.
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Knights of vTuas
Harp
pRussier
Allegany
Benjamin H. McCandless
Esavs
Smith Begins Final Pace to Speech After Chicago Trip
Governor Smith returns to Albany from Chicago where he attends the funeral of George Brennan and begins final work on his acceptance speech assisted by family. He plans to listen to the Republican nominee's address while briefing party leaders along the way. Crowds greet him at stops as he exits the train in bedroom slippers and relaxed attire.
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Albany
Smith
Chicago
George EB. Brennan
Usten
Centornis
Middle West
Waols
Floyd E. Thompson
Northern Insanes
Divorced Minister to Wed Divorced Woman in Pocantico Hills
An AP report from Pocantico Hills New York notes that Rev. Lester H Bent pastor of the church and Harold Cornell announce they will marry in August in a ceremony reflecting the example of divorced spouses. The article mentions church attendance and the couple’s social circle.
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Pocantico Hills
N.Y
Lester H. Bent
Harold Cornell
Ann
Sir Austen Chamberlain to Seek Health in U S Tour
Sir Austen Chamberlain plans a health trip to the United States after a period of illness and rest. He has been in residence abroad for treatment and is expected to resume public duties upon recovery.
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Austen Chamberlain
U.S
Weismuller Wins Olympic Championship in Paris
Weismuller claimed the Olympic championship with a strong performance in Paris. Hungary's Barans finished second and Japan's Takaishi took third in a event likely featuring notable swimmers and top international rivals.
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Weismuller
Amsterdam
Carolinas Battle Severe Tropical Rain Damage
Unprecedented rainfall across the Carolinas floods Piedmont towns and crops. Spartanburg records over seven inches with Beaufort and Pacolet hit hard, while Greenwood reports 5.93 inches. Homes flooded, gas and wire services disrupted, and highways damaged as rain continues.
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N.C
Gulf
I Ais
Hoxd
Ubal
Frorda
Carolinas
Piedmont
South Caroline
Spartansburg
Beaumont
Atewtiere
Pacolet
Union
Towl Anda
Greenwood
Open flood gates to save Florida dam in Inglis
Flood gates at the Florida Power Corporation hydroelectric dam near Inglis were opened to relieve swelling water from the Withlacoochee river. A torrent moved toward the Gulf of Mexico at about 7 million gallons per minute. Officials said evacuation warnings were issued for higher ground and no loss of life was expected.
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Inglis
Fla
Florida Power Corporation
Withiabochee
Gulf of Mexico
Mexico
Femites
Gach
Court News Marriage Licenses and Deeds Makers
Marriage licenses granted to George Merithew 37 and Genevieve Alan 18 both of Athens Ps D Ray Warner 21 Elliottsburg Perry county Pa and Fay L Black 19 Shermansdale Pa. Deeds recorded: G Mead Patterson and wife to Addie Bruce Patterson county 3000 J Oliver Hooper and wife to William McC Wes and wife county 100 Charles E Virts and wife to Ray Talbott county 10 Henry Talbott widower to Lawrence Talbott county 10 Lloyd C Culler and wife to Ettle B Nogie et al city 10.
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George M. Merithew
Genevieve T. Alan
Athens
D. Ray Warner
Elliottsburg
Perry County
Fay L. Black
Shermansdale
G. Mead Patterson
Addie Bruce Patterson
J. Oliver Hooper
William McC
Wes
Charles E., Virts
Ray Talbott
Henry Talbott
Lawrence Talbott
Lloyd C. Culler
Ettle B. Nogie
Emmitsburg Picnic Set With Football and Baseball Events
The Emmitsburg community association announces a picnic at Shriver's Grove on August 22. Activities include a 1 o'clock tournament, a Merchants of Taneytown versus Emmitsburg Merchants baseball game, races, livestock and poultry exhibits, and beef judging. Music by the Detour Ward and talks by prominent speakers accompany evening entertainment by local women.
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Emmitsburg Community Association
Shriver’s Grove
Emmitsburg
Taneytown
Merchants of Taneystown
Merchants of
Emmitaburg
Republicans Meet in U S Arena Riess Aisi James Chairman
Republicans plan a key gathering in a U S arena led by Riess and James as central committee chairmen coordinate terms and terms of Fretermce.
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U. S. CA
Riess
Aisi Jamez
Enital Committee
Int Fretermce
Mysterious Dring Site Purchase in Maryland Reported
In a garbled notice an observer notes an announcement regarding a site at 424,000 for a Dring project. The plan allegedly involves erecting an entirely new building on the former Washington hostelries site with bold development promises.
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OM Reckette
Stander
Rufus BE
Washington
Marxyland
Political winds shape 1928 party hopes across states
Amid speculation on the 1928 race, analysts note farm and regional loyalties could swing support between Smith and Hoover allies. Shipstead La Follette and Norris shown as pivotal in shaping state loyalties, with Nebraska and North Dakota split tendencies and the South leaning toward Smith.
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Seea
Minnesota
Henrik Shipstead
Kes Pbmsell
Mcket
Shipstead
Smuth
Frank Murphy
Teo
Smith
Wasconain
Bob la Follette
Hoover
la Fileutey
Coolidge
Wisconsin
South
North Carolina
Kentucky
Tennesser
Oklahoma
Mincourt
George N. Peek
Smith Camp
Farner Beek
Senate
Davis
le Pollette
Bryan
Norris
Towa
Kansas
Dakotas
Congress
Montana
Burton K. Wheeler
Wheeler
Tom Walsh
Bruce Kremer
Concert Monday in Baker Park by Francis Scott Key hotel ensemble
The Baker Park concert is set for Monday at 7 30 p m with the Francis Scott Key hotel ensemble under hotel management. Francis B Sappington will assist as soloist. program includes Mozart overture and selections from Estrejita Moonlight and Rows and other pieces by Komzak and Cowles.
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Baker Park
Francis Scott i Key
Francis B. Sappington
Alteen
Mozart
Estrejita
Ponce
Andantine
Moonlight and Rows
Komzak
Geli
Joseph Stephens
Cowles
Frank Ib Sappington, Jr
Sperry L. Storm
Stephens
Celist
Construction of new road from Mica Iowa toward Jefferson
A man suffered severe injuries Wednesday while crossing a ravine along the new road project from Mica to Jefferson. He was knocked unconscious after a fall and received aid at the scene.
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Micaiowa
Jeffereon
27 Arrested In County In Raids Made By Officers
Twenty seven arrests were made in Frederick county towns during raids on slot machines punch boards and other gambling devices led by Sheriff William C Roderick and State's Attorney William N Storm. Warrants were served and suspects summoned to appear in the People's Court Monday morning. The operation touched many towns including Braddock Heights Middletown Myersville Brunswick and Thurmont. A deputy sheriff pursued a suspect through traffic to seize a machine and charged speeding as part of the incident.
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Sheri
William C. Roderick
William N. Storm
People's Court
Peterle
Frederick County
Frederick City
Zimmerman Brothers
Braddock Heights
W. FF. Sheffeld
Middletown
Alvin Rice
Elmer F. Shepley
Myersville
Eugene Cost
R. BE. Manuel
R. W. Nixon
A. P. Millis
J. A. Fower
F. G. Mohler
R. F. Watts
Brunswick
W. M. Delauder
Charles Fiemming
Mr. Pleasant
Robert E. Mier
Lorraine Simpecn
Liberty
Rippeon
Johnaville
C. Frank Grimes
David Crist
Waltersville
Guy Ramsburg
Harmony Crewe
Otafl
Lewintown
F. W. Pratey
Catoctin Pur Jute
Wheatekey Brothers
Galt Brothers
David Gall
Thurmont
W. Bt 'Treber
Christie Koker
Mauiatheeburg
Walter & Tremer
Orieos
Mileburg
Clyte Hauver
Mr. White
Bale
White
Hauter
Aber
Frank I. Cady
Cam
Tio
Law
Chance
Sherif Willam C. Roderick
Nis
Frederick
Tam He Koew
Tim
Plane Found After Tropical Hurricane Search
A Tropical Hattie note reports pilot Robert Holland and passenger Blagey from the Nassau flying boat Topay Pisa were found north of Andros Island by a Miam relief plane and a Nassau boat. The Topsy Fish was lost in Bahama waters during the storm and no rescue specifics were given.
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Miam
Fla
Hattie Telegraph Company
Robert Holland
Blagey
Nassau
Pisa
Andros Island
Bahama
Nassau Wednes- Gay
Biminia
Soldiers In Camp Caravan Heads To Maryland Training Camp
A Washington led truck convoy carrying the District of Columbia National Guard proceeded to Cascade Maryland for a two week training period. Capt Fittener F Bernsdorf commanded the Quartermaster Corps detachment as the force moved via Bradley Lane Wisconsin Avenue Frederick Thurmont to Cascade. The Sunday departure includes Maj Gen Anton Stephen commander of the DC Guard and Maj E H Grove head of Special Troops with the 29th Division, the Jurat Regiment of Engineers Col Joan W Oshmann the 29th Military Police Company Capt Claude Burlingame and Companies A and In fantry colored troops led by Capt Arthur C Newman.
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Pedimenta
Natonal Guard
District of Columbis
Maryland
Cascade
Washington
Fittener F. Bernsdorf
Quartermaster Corps Detachment
Guard
Bradley Lane
Wisconsin Avenue
Frierick
Thurmont
29Th Division
Bluff
Anton Stephen
District of Columbia Guard
29Th Division Special Troops
E. HL .Grove
Jurat Regiment of Enneers
Joan W. Oshmann
29Th
Miliuary Police Company
Mexican Flyer Takes Off Secretly for Havana
Officials at Valbuens airfield report Major Roberto Pierra a leading Mexican aviator hopped off secretly at 5 25 this morning for Havana. The notice cites his status among Mexico's top fliers and his flight as unannounced.
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Havana
Mexico City
Valbuens
Roberto Pierra
Myer
Ateretly
Fierra
Mexico
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