Delegates Attend Eastern Maryland Brethren Meeting
About 150 delegates from Sunday Schools across counties and cities gathered in Bow Maryland for the Eastern Maryland District Sunday School Association meeting of the Church of the Brethren. Missions dominated talks as organizers aim to expand support beyond one mission in India with 20 actions noted by noon. Prof. J Walter Englar led the session at Blue Ridge College as ministerial delegates convened for discusses and papers.
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Sbors
Baluimee City
Columbia
Olakeestown
Maryland
Church of the Brethren
Bow
J. Miller
India
J. Walter Englar
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
Ministerial Association
E. C. Bixler
Wes Chirch
The
Brethren
Alderman Renn sells property for 20000
Alderman Renn and his wife sold their East Eighth street property to John Calvin Hall for 20000 through W N Joliffe. The 76 acre tract includes a modern home and outbuildings known as the Od Price property. Purchaser Mr Hall resides on the Baltimore Pike and will take possession April 1. Renn plans to move downtown and continue in livestock business.
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Sase
John 8
Renn
East Eighth Street
W. N. Joliffe
Rent
Halli
Baltimore Pike
French aviation minister arrives in United States
New York August 24 AP Maurice Bokatowski French minister of aviation and commerce arrives to be hosted by Commander Richard E Byrd. He prepares to fly to Toronto aboard a speedy all metal plane rushed from Detroit. He signs Franco German commercial treaty and worries about deadlines for the Bar Association open.
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New York
Maurice Bokatowski
Richard E. Byrd
Inez Prance
Trans- Aviatic
Toronto
M. Bokanowski
Commerce
Guaraotive
Byrd
Rene Fonck
Jim America
Mayors Committee
Detroit
Paris
Toronte
Bar Association
Todar
Abandoned Athletic Scholarships at Penn State
Fragmented report notes abrupt end of athletic scholarship program at Penn State with unclear details. Mentions October, November, and football tied to college context amid partial phrases. Difficulty confirms scarce readable facts and obscured names.
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Penn State
Marriage of Mary Frances Croghan and Kenneth Brown
A wedding occurred today at the home of Mr and Mrs A Bee Liede bine ekes Creslok with Mary Frances Croghan daughter of Mrp Joa T Maryjuete of Tamep town as bride. Kenneth Brows, employed by Gull Refining Company, and Mary Frances Croghan attended by Mrs M J Crogbas as a relative. The couple plans to reside in Frederick after a wedding trip to New York and Canada.
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Eelieg
Creslok
Kaas Brown
Ming Mitotie Maryeetie
Mrp
Joa T Maryjuete
Tamep Town
Momele
Res We
Parnes
Battimore
Het
Wit
Frederick
Mie Maph Maquette
Bonor
Mary Frances Croghan
Fuer Igul
Kenneth Brows
M. J. Crogbas
Accuxpas
Sears
Gull Refining Company
Serebbe
Frederick Caterera
Growm Fefer Motor
New York
Canada
Frederkit
County Roads Being Repaired County Roads Being Repaired
The county undertakes extensive road repairs under County Commissioners due to damage from heavy rains and floods. Widening and resurfacing near Montevue Pike to the National Pike are complete, with repairs also on Point of Rocks, Adamstown pike, and various dirt and stone roads. Bridge work includes iron girders for a covered bridge at Wolfsville. A brief note recalls a short historical war.
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Wilson Avenue
Point of Rocks
Alan Ta
Sithy
Adamstown
Wolfsville
Record Warm August: Cool Breezes Drop Thermometer
The article notes unusually cool August weather with a low of 59 degrees and a high near 91, describing a cooler month than normal. It cites northwest winds dropping temperatures from 89 to 73 overnight and forecasts cooler conditions to continue, with August 4 marked as the warmest day and August 11 as the cool day.
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Jocal
Teelotk
Shot to Death With Bride Chief Held
Jesup Georgia August 24 AP Ernest Dyal 26 of McRae a member of a wealthy south Georgia family was shot to death in his automobile last night by Chief W Aycock of Ware county police claiming self defense Dyal allegedly drew a pistol after accosting him on the highway five miles south of here Sheriff J O Mattox said Aycock and Capt J W Kemp Atlantic Coast Line railway police corroborated his account They two officers were arrested on murder charges and are held in the jail here
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Jesup
Ernest Dyal
McRae
South Georgia
W. Broarcock
Wrre
J. O. Mattox
Dyval
Hlahway
Here
Mural
Aycock
J. W. Kemp
Atlantic Coast Live Railway Police
New Apple Tree Bears Thirty Four Varieties On It
Glen Cove Aug 24 AP A tree twenty feet high and twelve feet wide bears many apple varieties. It is the prize of James Holloway 79, who long studied grafting. The scene evokes ideas of discovery as fruit laden branches spread low from the base like a bush. Nearby, news of a banking family, a missing person, and various local occurrences are noted in brief mentions.
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Glen Cove
N. T
James Holloway
Isaac Newton
Indiana politics stir as Bryan era views reemerge
By the Way In Washington notes rising talk of upheaval in Indiana politics amid new lines in the Federal Reserve Act dispute, Bryan-era memories, and federal radio policy shifts. The column also cites Wagner planning a trip to Germany and references several senators born outside the United States.
Fire damages in history at Scutari and surrounding areas
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a historic fire affecting Scutari and nearby places including Mentard and Constantinople area. Text mentions Chateepem and local figures such as Mrs. Lawrence and Bon Toemont. details are garbled with unclear dates, names, and actions.
Rotarians Attend 34th District Meeting in Annapolis
A group of about 24 Frederick Rotarians traveled by auto to Annapolis to attend the district meeting. The Frederick Club hosted a model lunch and a roundtable program at the Francis Scott Key hotel with 48 clubs represented.
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Frederick Rotarians
Amnapolis
Jng
Vt Ae Dua Ui
Sain
Beluz Behd
Sud Yhorstey
L. Elmer Reefer
William C. Lumm
G T. Palmer
R. J. Warren
Virgil W. Doub
Iznathus Broriee
FE. B. Ramsburg
T. Russell
L. St. Dertzbaugh
W. B. Doty
R. A. Woulrickson
Henet L. A. Kieffer
G B. McCleery
T. HB. Hayward
Autog
Frederick Club
Rotary
Burree
T. E. Russell
G. I. Palmer
Ignatius Wierlee
Benth
Blemders
Annapolis
Severo
Acnapello
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Lyddane Will Filed Probate in Rockville Orphans Court
The will of William Robert Lyddane, Rockville resident, valued estate at 35000, admitted to probate in Rockville Orphans Court. Principal beneficiary Lavinia Jones receives 10200. Harriet A Beard and Motle L Diamond are named nieces with 2100 and 2500. Mary Lyddane gets 700. Archbishop Curley receives 1508 with 1000 for St Marys Church and 500 for its cemetery. Residue split among listed nieces and nephews. executors named Charles VW Aoi and Albert M Bouwic.
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William Robert Lyddane
Rockville
Orphans’ Cour
Lavinia Jones
Harriett A. Beard
Motle L. Diamond
Gaithersburn
Mary [ Lyddane
Curley
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Edmend L. Jones
Clifton Viera
Magruder Viers
Florence
Cnet
Charles M. Jones
Aaroh E. Jones
Marriet A. Beard
Mary L. Diamond
Clifton Viers
Magrader Viert
Florence Abert
Edmand L. Jones
Attempt to Bomb Pennsylvania Bridge Reported
A new effort to blow up a Pennsylvania bridge is reported with details of a prior attempt, unexplained debris found under a span, and ongoing investigation. The piece notes continuing untitled activity at the bridge area and mentions farming and cotton as unrelated context in the surrounding text.
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Peter Eicher Sheppard
Uniontown
Sheppard
Ti'Ts Graves
Net Windsor
Fontins
Fittie Pipe Creek
Troa Bridge
Wester
Taris
Shennard
Pennsylvania Bridge
Presburgh
Ashes of Vanzetti to Tour Europe after execution
Reports from Boston and Paris describe demonstrations in London Paris and other cities in reaction to the Sacco Vanzetti case. Ashes of Bartolomeo Vanzetti are to be cremated and sent to New York London Paris Berlin Stockholm and cities in between before burial in Italy.
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New York
London
Hari
Amerie
Cenetm
Juhwniesburg
South Africa
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzretti
Hyde Park
Boston
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Europe
Luigi Vanseil
Italy
Privta
Paria
Berlin
Stockholm
Venzrti
Sacco
Vanzetti
Paw Meitles
Poison Needle Wielder Active in Baltimore
Baltimore August 24 AP reports Mrs Inez Quinn said a muddle aged man scratched her 10 year old daughter Inez with a poison needle The child was scratched on Monday and her face inflamed a physician said the inflammation appears caused by some chemical
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Baltimore
Inez Quinn
Inez
Norris N Republican primary name on Nebraska ballot
Lincoln Aug 14 AP reports petitions to place United States Senator George Norris on the Republican presidential preferential ballot in Nebraska will be filed with the Secretary of State. Lincoln attorney C A Sorensen announced Marlborough House designed to be Prince of Wales residence when he returns to London from his American tour, built over two centuries ago by Sir Christopher Wren.
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Pryan
Washington
Veerana
Bryan
E. M. House
Carter Glass
House
Samuel Untermyer
Owen
Lincoln, Neb
United States
George Norrie
Nebraska
C. A. Sorensen
Lincoln
Marlborough House
Prince of Wales
London
Christopher Wren
They Admit It No Chance For Plane To Start Today
Report from Aug 24 describes soggy runways and poor weather delaying the Brazil flight from Georgia. The effort to locate missing aviators and the crew of several planes continues with limited hope of rescue as rain and sea conditions hinder searches.
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Brazil
Prunewick
Paul Redfern
Brosswick
Cudiilogs Ag
Sila Mocning
Fadl
Verner
Jchairman
Frederick Dollar Days Sale Promises Big Frederick Event
Frederick gears up for Dollar Days with forty stores joining a two day sale. Leon coordinates shopper influx as 20 000 copies of a Dollar Days supplement are printed and distributed along with 15 000 dodgers. Merchants aim to eclipse prior events with rent free offers and heavy publicity across Frederick.
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Frederick
Seling
Leon
Witten
News and Post
Ramp meeting draws crowds at Braddock Heights venue
A growing turnout fills the Braddock Heights auditorium for the special ramp meeting led by Rev. Joe Payne and guests from nearby communities. Tonight’s program features the story of Faithful Flawag for seven gaunt, a discussion of the assassination of President McKinley, and remarks by Rev. Payne about continuing gospel outreach. Scheduled songs and prayers emphasize community unity amid evolving services.
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Braddock Heights
Joe Payne
Cosbes Esanceliet
Henry Nicholl
Codar Grove
H.C. Examan
Burkttavie
Mt. Airy
Barkittsville
Texas
Widnes
Shaw
Parne
Seek Son After His Mother's Murder
Chicago and Giacrestier police press a nationwide search for Habty, the 22 year old son of Mrs H C Hull. He vanished after leaving his mother's home, reportedly gambling debts and forged checks tied to her cashing. No blood or struggle found. the murder weapon remains undiscovered.
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H.C. Hull
Chicago
Girestier
Hab Ty
Fane
Harry
Woman to accompany English flyers on perilous flight
London reports a princess will ride as passenger with Capt. Leslie Hamilton and Col. Minchin on a projected trans Atlantic flight. The dispatch says she previously made long distance sights before the war. She will act as lookout from a cane chair fitted into the fuselage, wearing a coy leather aunt from King's cup race attire.
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London
Aus
Evening Star
Bute Jtol
Leslie Hamilton
Minchin
Lowenstein Wertheim
Goebel and Daws Begin Homeward Journey
In Honolulu Aug 24 AP reports Arthur Crete and Deris piloting the monoplane Woolaree after a triumphant Hawaiian tour. The trip follows the departure of work from Hawaii, with cheer and a sense of loss over the Golden Eagle disappearance and the Mies Dean and the Dallas Spire incident lingering in spirit.
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Nonolulny
Crete
Deris
Roy
Hawaii
Hegenberger
Smeh
Bronte
Dakland
Oceme
Tienes Golden Eagle
Mies
Dallas
Market One Firm Sees Firm Tone Amid Trade News
The market displayed a firmer tone with renewed demand for shares as pools helped lift notable specialties to higher prices. Trading was moderately heavy with public interest seen at the feeding commission shows. Call money renewed at 3 12 per com. The close was firm with about 1,900,000 shares traded.
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General Motors
Sapan
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