Artz Estate Details Stir Chicago Preparations for Trustors
The estate of Victorine T. Artz is valued with mortgages at 102,855 and bonds at 26,300 plus real estate in Chicago valued between 15,000 and 20,000. A new trustee is to be appointed for Margar Artz trusteeship. Miss Anna S. Thomas is regarded as sole likely heir to the late Victorine and to Frederick’s future portion. Efforts address probate and distribution under Illinois law, with possible months before settlement.
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Chicago
Artzerefore
Frederick
King Artz
Volcago
Margaret
Daugher
Victorine T. Arcz
Victorine T. Artz
Mass
Finais
Anna S. Thomas
West Econd Street
Artz
Miss Thomas
Thormas
Lea and son found guilty in bank fraud case
Asheville N C Aug 25 AP Col. Luke Lea publisher of the Nashville banner and former U S senator with Wallace B Davis were found guilty in a Superior Court verdict of conspiring to defraud the Central Bank and Trust Co of 1 136 000 and of actual misapplication of funds. E P Charlet of Nashville was acquitted on all counts. Maximum sentences would be 60 years for Lea Sr and Jr and 30 years for Davis with multi thousand dollar fines. The piece notes rising prices.
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Asheville
N. G
Ake Les
Nashvile
Tennessee
United @uator
Superior
Central Bank and Trust Co
Luke Lea, Jr
Wallace B. Davis
Hich
Lea
Thether
Leas
Davis
Luke Lea
Ike Lea
Weather Today Report Shows Precipitation Data
Weather summary notes precipitation measurements and rainfall normals with figures for August. Historical data reference 48 years of records and today’s reporting period includes totals and comparisons to normal rainfall.
Half Mile Extension Plans Show Commissioner Moves
A scattered report outlines half mile extension projects along Opossumtown Pike and surrounding districts. Commissioners discuss district assignments for Petersville Buckeystown Tramsville Unionville and Harris sections. Roscoe P. Brown returns to office as piling plans in his turf draw scrutiny.
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ST Winder
Grove
Teesstor
A. W
Ning Om
A. H
Petersvile
Buckeystown
Anc Sommis
Stricken Clergyman Fells on Gettysburg Street
Dr Luther Kuhlman retired pastor of Evangelical Lutheran church Gettysburg age 70s collapsed Monday morning on Seminary avenue in front of Dr Melanchthon Coover home. He was found by a workman and given first aid then taken to Annie Warner Hospital in serious but not life threatening condition. He suffered minor head cuts from the fall.
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Luther Kuhlman
Carlisle Street
Gettysburg
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Seminay Avenue
Melanchthon Coover
Kuhlman
Coover
D. B. Coover
Littlestern
Annie Warner Hospital
Bates
Blaeer
Bothes
A. Alt
Olin Bater
Greta Pete
Leyte
Bate Bret Wuarete
All Saints Street
Ray
Dan
MG Jone
Olvin
Raymord
Donald
Belin
Raymond
A. G. Bourne
Raymond Baton
Crum
Doll
Baton
Braddock Heights
Fire Service Continues Aid Despite County Funding Denial
Mt Airy Volunteer Fire Department vows to keep aiding northwest Montgomery County fires, even as county commissioners refuse to fund the fire company citing lack of money. Takoma Park sees similar funding gaps with $1,500 from one county but none from the other, though firemen will answer all Prince Georges calls. A new Monocacy river water plant delays work on the water line. the filtration plant on Linganore Creek is near completion. Three youths taken for window-damage at Lincoln High School were bound over to Juvenile Court after custody transfer to the Children’s Aid Society. three others faced minor fines in a separate case.
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Mt. Airy
Wilontinue
Montgomery County
Takoma Park
Montgomery
Prince Georges County
Forne
Wieil
Monocacy
Cir
Een B. Wittman
J. G. Requardy
Linganore Creek
Maxwell
Witcemes
Frecass
Lincoln High School
Children's Aid Socies
Juvenil Court
Thevin Dixon
Roy Milier
Murray Paxpel Ho
Rainfall this year near normal despite widespread well drying
The article notes rainfall approaching normal levels while underground water supplies remain unreplenished. Wells in Frederick County run dry in multiple areas, reflecting ongoing drought effects. Historical comparisons show variable rainfall patterns in July to September across years, with 1931 drawing close to earlier drought years and stressing continued water concerns.
Organized Labor Backs Opposition to Government
Organized Labor united to oppose the non partisan national government as Prime Minister MacDonald forms his cabinet. The labor party leadership met to plan an independent camp and strategy ahead of cabinet formation.
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Don
Organized
MacDonald
Zoccer
Independent Labor Party
Lavor
Cianprave
Vanished At Sea as the Imposes's ng Pelian
A damaged snippet reports a sea disappearance linked to the Imposes and a captain or crew member named Pelian, with mystery surrounding their fate. Validation unclear due to OCR.
Appointments of School Teachers in Frederick County
Frederick County acting Superintendent James C. Bient announced teacher appointments for the public schools. New hires include Artin P. Jones at Lamburgh High School, Miss Druthia Worthington as school supervisor, and several teachers assigned to elementary and colored schools. Arrivals and reassignments noted, with dates set for September 1 start after August 31 conference.
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E Appet
Frederica County
James C. Bient
Church Street
Eamburgh High School
Artin P. Jones
Linextytown
Homer W. Guyton
Druthia Worthington
Benoit College
Wis
Frederick
Frederick County
Sills Gielen J. Wootley
A. M. Sunday
Hal Lee Olt
Lil Ean Puttmer
Feagaville
Buck
Helen King
Eel Point of Rocks
Mmitsburg Ideal School
Vaileta Holtz
Forrest Grove
New Midway
Anna Grace Witt
Johnstown
Thurmont
Gladys E. Tapi
Washing
Ebenezer
Yvonne Myrick
Libertytown
Five More Appointed to Employment Board
Five additional members join the employment board including Conrad Mano of Kan P G Spussary Phoenix and another appointee. The move expands the board as it moves forward with new terms and responsibilities.
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Conrad Mano
G. Spussary
Phoenix
President Shortens Duck Hunting Season
A government proclamation shortens the duck hunting season in response to environmental concerns. The action affects hunters in the affected region and adjusts dates for the season’s closure.
Local Peach Sale Campaign Amid Shootings and Hurded Hurt
A Maryland county reports a campaign to boost peach sales with jams and preserves while a pistol shooting injures a man named Raymond Baton during a dispute. Law enforcement arrested Baton at Braddock Heights after the incident as the hospital treated the victim.
Emmitsburg Roadhead Collision Injures Teens in Gettysburg Area
Miss Lena Eyler 17 Thurmont and Hamervick 2 Emmitsburg suffered bruises after a head on crash on the Emmitsburg road near Gettysburg Sunday at 10 am. Driver R Liste Braught Carlisle Pa faces reckless driving charges. A Saunders Leesburg Va jailed for parking on highway. bail posted. Accompanying youths include Leon Hamerick and Ras Mona Bollard.
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Lena Eyler
Thurmont
Hamervick
Emmitsburg
Tony
R. Liste
Braught
Carlsle
Gettysburg
Tesk
A. Saunders
Leesburg
Ariver
Saunders
Maryland
Lcot Hamerick
Catherine
Rasmona Bollard
Lost Coat
Cash Hamerick
Middies seek extended sea leave amid funds shortage
Norfolk August 28 AP battleships Arkansas and Wyoming with 1000 midshipmen leave Hampton Roads for Annapolis after Target practice. Upon arrival they receive 30 days leave while 309 request to remain aboard during reserve training off Halifax due to funds shortage. Admiral Bioch supports shore leave when ships touch.
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Norfolk
Arkansas
Wyoming
Hampton Roads
Annapolis
West
Middle West
Halifax
Navy Department
Bioch
Inquest Considers Death of Mrs Price in San Francisco
San Francisco coroner's jury investigates the death of Mrs. Dalby Price who fell from a fourth story apartment window after a Sunday party. Officials seek facts on whether it was accident or possible foul play amid unclear circumstances.
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San Francisco
Dalby Price
Alexander Hamilton
Price
George Her
Student Believed Shot While Cleaning Rifle
Hagerstown reports the fatal shooting of B. Saunders Bull 38, son of Liezy Commander s Bullard, stationed at the navy yard in California. The incident occurred while he was alone. details and official statements follow as authorities investigate the case.
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Hagerstown
B. Saunders Bull
Liezy
Bullard
Navy Yard
Calif
Rimeeil Ace
H. D
Bear
Rand concert tonigme tebr at Wammson Field
Unclear event details describe a concert at Wammson Field tonight. Readability issues suggest an outdoor performance with crowds expected and dates not well specified. No clear performers or organizers identified in readable text.
Luther League Convention Heads to Baltimore September
Local Luther League delegates from Maryland and nearby states prepare for the large annual convention at St Stephen's and nearby sites. Austin W. Howard leads as president with about 500 to 600 delegates and 1,500 attendees expected at special sessions and a box boat trip on the Chesapeake Bay.
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Praterick
League of Ema Synod of
Paulo
Tephen
Litwran
Simorm
Prederigk
Austin W. Howard
Ely
League
Maryland
Pennssglvania
West Virginnia
E. Norman
Fukucki
Japan
Mildred Winston
Board of Education
The
United Lutheran Church Lax America
Virgi W. Doub
Middletown
Luther League of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Henry W. Hanson
Gettyburg College
Halph F. Robinson
Lansawne
Weidley
Church of the Reformation
Washington
Shari
Raving
Wilson J. Bieber
Philadelphia
Chester
Simonton
Messiah Lutheran Church
Harrisburg
Robinson
This City
Edith L. Menkel
Baltimore
Elske ‘Noonan
Baltimor
Virginia Doub
Frederick
C. Bertram Gilson
Milis Marie Flanigan
Luther League
Police Roundup Nets Widespread Arrests In New York
In a crime drive, New York police began a roundup of suspects and gunmen. Scores were arrested across two boroughs, with hundreds of detectives and clerical staff on duty. A mass meeting at Madison Square Garden drew about twenty thousand residents to condemn crime and link it to prohibition and crooked politics.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Central Park
Woodcock Proposes Ban on Women Informers
Washington dates to August 25 report that Director Woodcock will issue a prohibition on employing women as informers or blinds in federal law enforcement. The action targets use in undercover activities and investigations.
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Woodcock
Washington
Rendition
Aotausa
Do-X Arrival Stirs Charleston Harbor News
The German airless boat Do-X arrives in Charleston Harbor today amid local interest. Reports note prior activity from Miami and a planned move to New York, with a time reference around 12.35.
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Charleston Harbor
Tho
Miami
Personal Attack Cannon Says of Inquiry Involving SMU Bishop
The article reports Cannon's defense of continuing the inquiry into a Southern Methodist bishop and the use of $65,300 in Virginia in 1978 to attack Alfred E. Smith. It notes congressional committee focus, objections to reporting expenditures, and arguments about the committee's powers and the statute of limitations.
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Cannon
Senate Campagna
Southern Methodist
Virginia
Alfred E. Smith
Trop. c. Nhop
Timder
Tinkham
Massachusits
London
Roosevelt avoids G O P probe in Albany message
Governor Roosevelt’s extraordinary session message focuses on broadening immunity powers for the legislature to investigate New York City affairs. He provides no direct call for an upstate inquiry, avoiding debate on Tammany Hall tied topics and urging prompt action with minimal expense.
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Albany
Roosevelt
Sten
New York City
Toword
Tammany Hall
New Yorks City
Lindberghs Eat Raw Fish to Please Locals in Japan
Nemuro Japan Aug 35 AP Cal and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh rest here before the Tokyo flight. They enjoyed sightseeng and greetings from residents after expressing fondness for raw fish. The mayor served a fish dish at dinner and Col Lindbergh prepared the aircraft in the morning for the hop to Tokyo while Mrs Lindbergh used a radio press to compare notes with operators.
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Nemuro
Japan
Cnaries A. Lindbergh
Tokyo
Anda
Col Lindbergh
District convention plans set for Tricity M. E. church
The conference lists seven schools Predetick Bratttown Forest Grove Besmonsi as participants. Meeting at 4 o clock includes group discussions and talks by Rev Dr Joseph HL Bacthis. Mrs Frank T Israel Bethesda presiding. other speakers include Rev A EK Orem and Miss Aste G Seth.
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Brunswick End
Clarksbose
Baleen Gry i
Tricity
M. Jem Hn
Soutarms City
Frony Afterani
Bratttown
Forest Grove
Besmonsi
Joseph HL Bacthis
Washington
Prank T. Israel
Bethesda
A EK Orem
Milas
Aste G. Seth
Marten
Fener
Oeginees
Tf Adh
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