Local four arrested in series of inwoods liquor raids
In Baltimore suburb a group linked to the former Frederick Pharmacy proprietor was arrested in a multistage liquor raid series. Two men released on bond, two confined in jail with others to face further court action as authorities pursue additional warrants and potential related arrests.
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Ormer Local
Adnes
Iquor
Cisco
Brey
Addiion
Shen W. C. Roderick
Wham F. Steines
Verner Redmond
Cumberland
Esterly
Miller
Sherman P. Bowers
Schade
Powell
Sudden Heart Trouble Fatal in West Side Yard
Charles J. Riddlermoser died after a sudden heart attack in his backyard at West South and McMurray streets near noon. He was about 55, a janitor at City Hall and a Democrat active in politics. Survived by his wife and daughter Mrs Herman Afock. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Charles J. Riddlermoser
West South
McMurray Streets
City Hall
Geath Dus
Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Independent Hose Company
Red O
Herman Afock
C. E. Cline
Funeret
Schneider plane test postponed again
Annapolis observers report ideal water conditions but a west wind halted morning trials of Lieut. Alford Williams Mercury Racer. He cannot launch into Chesapeake Bay and must align with Kent Island’s measured course where recording gear is set.
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Annapolis
Alford J. Williams
Chesapeake Bay
Kent Island
Large Still Seized in Montgomery Raid
Authorities say a large still was seized during a Montgomery raid. Investigators reported equipment and illicit materials recovered, with no injuries and ongoing case status pending further charges.
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Montgomery
State Road Chairman Wiven Hearing Today
A hearing is held on charges against State Road Chairman Wiven and associates over vehicle registration and license tag issues. Witnesses dispute claims of speeding and improper card handling as the case unfolds with multiple summonses and a municipal inquiry.
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State Road Chairman
Wiven
Society Girls Resigns as Weds in County County Pastor
Society Girls Resigns describes a county wedding ceremony led by a local pastor with Povadewina involved. The piece notes a resignation in society circles and the formal wedding taking place in the county setting.
Married at Burkittsville Head Utica Ref Charge
A damaged notice recalls a marriage involving a groom who was a student at a university and later reportedly left. The bride’s mother, Miss Harrison, remains unlocated. she is described as tall and popular in high society circles. The piece references Alfred Harrison relatives and sugar brokers, with scattered names and unclear details.
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Burkittsville
Utica
Aviaye
Harrison
Europe
Marien
Miss Harrison
Miss Porter
Farmington, Conn
Alfred S. Harrison
Richmond man shot by deputy marshal held on bond
C C Golbs a deputy US marshal was released on $2000 bond after a shooting at Peter Miller's home in King William County Miller hospitalized in Richmond Miller says two men asked for water and tried to cuff him one fired during arrest attempt F H Easter an undercover officer said Miller resisted Collins gave no version Mayor Thompson of Portsmouth asked President Hoover for DOJ investigation citing brutality and misuse of authority.
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Richmond
C. C. Golbss
West Point
Peter Miller
Sweet Hall
Miler
Collins
F. H. Easter
Miller
Prohibition
Crosby Thompson
Port Jehmond
Hoover
Department of Justice
Thompson
King Wai County
W. B. Wilkshire
Car Safety Devices Charged in New Orleans Court
New Orleans public service head Ett B Flowers and 27 motormen were charged in the Recorder's Court with violating city safety device rules for street cars after affidavits followed a three year old child's death and inquiries into alleged wiring of devices. They were freed on $250 bonds each to await arraignment. An official said the wiring was to prevent derating from objects placed on rails by scrapers.
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New Orleans
Ett
B. Flowers
New Orleans Public Service, Inc
Recorder’s Court
Coast Guard captures another ram runner report unclear
Fragmentary OCR text mentions coast guard and capture of a ram runner with garbled names and places. No clear event, date, or jurisdiction is discernible.
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Coast Guard
Train Wreck After Axle Breaks On Freight Car
An axle failure on a freight car caused a wreck securing two city blocks of tracks and leaving cars piled up near the station concourse. No injuries are reported and investigators cordon off the area while wreckage is cleared.
Protests Over Transfer of Life Term Convict Stir Maryland
A public protest and political debate erupt over moving a life term inmate, Harper, from a Maryland hospital to Spring Grove State Hospital. Attorney General O Connors remarks are cited amid concerns for public safety and the prisoner’s escape past. Community leaders at Columbia University events note academic progress and ongoing local civic interest.
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Bath
Carroll
State Board
Aiental Hye
Atttormey
Herbert R. O'Conor
Attormer
Harper
Spring Grove
P Cfecl
Rmurdery
8000 Miles In One Week NEA Leos Zepnay
Travel note follows Leos Zepnay journeying across continents. The NEA documents his routes and timelines, highlighting rapid transit to multiple cities within seven days.
County Road Work Progress Report
County officials report ongoing repairs on a two mile west of Frederick stretch from the state road to the Hagers Town and Frederick Railroad crossing. Work includes a temporary surface over the road, with more old turnpikes and cut reads to be addressed as conditions permit.
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Hsie
Bidhway
Shoe Road
Graf Making Record Time on Tokyo Hop
An article reports a fast journey by Graf on a Tokyo hop with wide coverage of the banking panic and a large cash reserve in New York. It notes the bank run at Bay Ridge Savings Bank tied to rumors ofPresident Lewis’s death and insolvency fears.
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Tokyo
RS Baik
Brookay
Maurice T
Maller
Banke
Lewis
Tstventeen
Norway
Brooklyn
City Trust Grant Clarke Bros
United States
Tuttle
Mumer Bern
Speakesay
Peter P. Smith
Smith
Dr. Lewis
Lake Placid
N. Y
Michael Murphy
Porter
Joseph A. Broderick
Cepostors
Two Men Die in Grade Crossing Crash at Keyser
Cumberland Aug. 16 AP Two men from Romney West Virginia were killed when their truck and a Baltimore and Ohio switching engine collided on the main street crossing in Keyser West Virginia. Corbin 47 and Hines 55 leave widows and children.
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Cumberland
Joseph F. Corbin
R. B. Hines
Romney
W.va
Alttimore
Ohio
Keyser
W. Va
Morganioan
W.a
Corbin
Hines
Sie
Man Confesses Slaying Child and Drowns Attempt
Police Chief R. E. Donaldson announced a man who confessed to killing a child had attempted suicide by drowning in a stagnant pool. The suspect, Olen, had been in care for treatment and was declared demented after months away in Indianapolis.
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Olsaxa
Donaldson
Olen
Pi Dans
Zimmerman Birthday Surprise at Jamesville Home
A birthday surprise for Rat Zimmerman’s 23rd birthday was held August 15 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Zimmerman in Jamesville. Attendees included Mer. and Mrs. Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Reeder, Mr. and Mrs. Milburn Erman, Mr. and Mrs. Welty, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Cramer, Daniela Clarence Lenhart Ruth Zirnt.
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Mrr
Howard Zimmerman
Jjamsville
Rat's
Mer
Wilfred Reeder
Milburnerman
Welty
Murray Cramer
Daniela Clarence Lenhart
Ruth Zirnt
Seths Mew Air Record
Daly Wass Te Altea Char Cay records a measured air in the Mew sector. Local observers note unusual atmospheric readings near Daly, with Te Altea and Char Cay as reference points.
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Daly Wass Te- Altea Char Cay
State Rifle Team Selected for National Matches
Maryland National Guard Major Elmer F. Munshower of this city will captain the state rifle team for the national matches at Camp Perry Ohio from August 25 to September 15. Tryouts at Camp Ritchie produced 12 selections from about 200 Maryland shooters to compete in Ohio. The team will report to Camp Ritchie for practice and depart August 24 from Baltimore to Ohio, returning after events.
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Maryland National Guard
Elmer F. Munshower
Camp Perry
Oho
Camp Itchie
Fred Moore
Camp Ritchie
Maryland
Marsyland
Camp Pert
T Cam
Camp Richie
Baltimore
Ohio
Musshower
Mshower
Gas Explosion Damages English Buildings
Explosion ignites gas in Lane area causing a fire that damages a building and shatters windows. Authorities report two injuries and assess structural impact as emergency crews respond.
Diamond Merchant Targeted in $20,000 Jewel Theft
Raymond Hughes, diamond dealer, reported his fire safe containing jewels worth about $20,000 stolen. Robbers bound Hughes and forced him to reveal the safe combination. two accomplices lounged nearby as the raid unfolded and guards on duty were watched.
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Raymond Hughes
Moss
Nes
Jack Am
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