Runaway Engine Crash Kills Brunswick Yard Brakeman
A freight engine escaped control at Brunswick yard and crashed into two coal cars and another engine, killing A Kelly a Brunswick yard brakeman about 45. Two other workers including Wachter and Langley survived with injuries. Fire track men tried to stop the locomotive as it plowed through the yard about six in the evening. The accident prompted an investigation by Mader Mechanic White of the Baltimore Ohio Railroad and will affect upcoming local events.
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Brunswick
A. . Kelly
Pate Hilge
Wachter
Bolivar
Harper's” Ferry
Nittie
Washington
James Albert
Grover Cornelius
Amos’ Magalis
Charles Langley
Grams
Langley
Albert
Ditterman
Kelly
Deb Napakdathres- Kelley
Walter
Draiteman Kelly
Catholic Church
Father O'Connell
Mader
White
Bal! and Ohio Railroad
Ofaing
Washington visitors fill Frederick area notes
A flood of guests from Washington DC and nearby cities visit Frederick and surrounding towns. Miss Laurene Decker and Miss Pauline Kline host and travel through the city while residents from Baltimore and Philadelphia spend vacations or visit relatives. Several locals welcome relatives from Winchester Virginia and Norfolk Virginia, with many noting travel to Atlantic City and New York for leisure.
Selberts Visit Grandmother as Baltimore Folks Arrive
Misses Creta and Bernice Selbert visit their grandmother Mrs L K Sharretts in Baltimore while Mr and Mrs Howard Tourtee also travel from Baltimore to see the Sharrette family. Irené and Hellen Perrell from Baltimore visit Mrs Flora Callahan. Fred Callahan, yard master in Clarksburg W Va, spends time with his mother. Me G Roy Hess, Brunswick Times manager, spends Sunday with his parents in Backers town. A new orange knife features a groove to cut a seven strip from the skin without dirtying hands.
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Creta
Bernice Selbert
Baltimore
L. K. Sharretts
Howard Tourtee
D. K. Sharrette
Irené
Hellen Perrell
Flora ‘Callahan
Fred, Callahan
Clarksburg
W. Va
Flora
Callahan
G. Roy. Hess
Brunswick Times
Backerstown
Winnipeg Trip Highlighted by Harp at Supreme Meeting
Mr Harp described a Winnipeg journey with the Supreme Body, praising attendance in Boston, Milwaukee and Denver. He urged steps against artificial inflation of living costs, noting Canada had not faced price hikes seen after wartime tariffs and urging swift action by public officials to curb food price gouging.
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Winnipes
Niles
Elgctrietty
Winnipeg
England
Harp
Harp Told of Hearing Dr. Gordon
Winn
Frederick
Canada
Minneapolis
Department of Justice
Europe
Frederick T
Halt in auto traffic sparks pistol scare
A nervous man entered the News office with a six shooter visible in his pocket claiming drivers give no room on the road. He warned of payback if cars do not slow, prompting staff to alert others as authorities weigh the incident.
Robinsons Celebrate New York Wedding At Church Around the Corner
Mr James W Robinson and Adelaide Tel of New York were married in the Little Church Around the Corner. The couple, with the bride to visit Frederick for their honeymoon, hail from a Phoenix City line and are linked with notable family members in the area. Virginia and Master John Frazier of this city are visiting relatives in Washington county.
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Fred. ‘Zimmerman
Amy Zimmerman
Atlantic City
John Appel
Baltimore
Joliul A. Cotéberry
Libertytown
Hannah. Crothers
Fisitt
Cecil
L.ul.mckenna
Rebecca Zimmerman
Woodsboro
Ars
John. W.minker
Richmand
William Minker
East Third Street
Norma Wachter
East Patrick Street
Tanertown
Oderton
John Burns
Silver Springs
Harrie E. W. Storm
South Market Street
Guy. Yaste
Birmingham
Alabama
Edward Yaste
Araby
Mra
Frederick
Fred
Lonaconing
Millard
New York
Philadelphia
Lewis, Shearer
Washington
Charles C._ Zeigler
East
Church Sineet
Richard P. Johnson
University of Pennsylvania
Warry FB. Zimmerman
Womite
Amalia
F. York
Baleimore
George
Walcott
Churgh
New
Yorks Ig
Christopher
Baker
Jefferson Atregt
Cnho “Ling
Charles Null
McCardell
Mies
Marie
William ‘Smiith
Apne
Arundel
Mece
Aire
Zachary Zimmerman
Mr. Carty
Ar Department
T.ae Od A. U. Technical Trade School
Rogersville
Ter
Roninsos
Pout Aster
Irs
James’ W. Robinson
Chas Robinson
York
Virginia
John! Frazier
Washington County
Ex convict Kilcs Office: senan ilidarbeaute Ventifies Av
Ex convict John ntxer, arrested in Hagerstown by Sheriff Kingson, faces shooting charges after MiddJekanff died at Washington County Hospital. Winker fled to his home, hid in a house after threats to kill Hanniger, his wife told neighbors, and a Baltimore and Ohio yard pursuit ended with shots fired. Officer Middlekauft was hit. Brown and Saylor pursued the fugitive but he escaped.
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Senan
Ilidarbeaute
John
Hagerstown
Kingson
MiddJekanff
Washington County, Hospital
Winger
Rouge
Frank ‘Hanninger
Forest
Pollcerian
Middiekautt
Baltimore and ‘Ohio
Pollovines Brown
Sayfora
Baltimore van d’ Ohio
Brown
Mid‘dlekauft
Poiceman ‘Saylor
Fahrney Breaks Arm Cranking Auto at Camp near Monocacy
Saturday a man named Fahrney broke his right arm in two places while cranking his auto at a camp of young people along the Monocacy near Geresville. Mrs Fahrney oversaw the youngsters and Dr Goodman treated the injury. Wahrney plans to attend to his ten children as the camp along the river concluded a two week outdoor stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Fahrney
Monocacy
Wahrney
Eo Vpro
Maryland Week Forecast Sees Usual Temperatures and Storms
The Weather Bureau bulletin forecasts seasonable temperatures across Maryland for the coming week with no extreme heat. Thunderstorms are expected in Northern and Central areas, especially in the first half of the week, with sporadic storms possible in the second half.
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Maryland
Mercury
Tol I
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
No Quarrel With Daughter In Laudanum Incident
Mrs Emma Brightwell, mother of Hilda Brightwell, writes to The News denying any quarrel with her daughter before Hilda swallowed laudanum. She notes the girl has about recovered from the poison and that published reports alleging a quarrel were incorrect.
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Emma. Brightwell
Hilda Brightwell
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