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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1931
Page
2
An unidentified man opened fire in downtown Hagerstown injuring a woman and a man. The assailant surrendered to authorities and was taken into custody. investigators described the incident as a targeted shooting near a shop and a post office area. The victims' conditions were not immediately disclosed.
An unclear collection of OCR fragments describes a game or event with references to teams, places, and numbers. It mentions figures like 6 percent and 2812, names such as Georgia and Texas, and scattered phrases about weights, treats, and causes, but the overall meaning is obscured and inconsistent.
A fragmented report describes participants at a county meet with mentions of water, native groups, and a tense moment as a spectator reacts. The text references mood, a race, and crowd reactions, with scattered names and places, but remains incomplete and unclear in detail.
A young boy fell from the top of a freight car on Santa Street while playing with friends. He struck his head and was taken to his home after the accident was reported to the Frederick hospital.
A noisy theater page describes The Merees Women at Treat with local actors and audience reactions. It mentions Deva Maeners and Leweey7, plus cast notes for Abe, Marya, and John Mack Brows. The Ocean Manor screening features Keenor Boardmas and Gene Gordon, with a gun fatality reported and contemporary reviews.
The article describes Theodore F Brown and Dr Adéo examining Mrs Hastie M Arrington in the custody of Sheriff Ray Yoho at the Cer court. Arrington faced questions in a Monday session held in Sykeshire about an oath tied to her husband, Demat-Ar.
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