City drains storage with 1.9 million gallons water
City streams supply 1.5 million gallons daily to the dam while consumption reaches 2.26 million. Drought lowers storage to 31.5 feet with 48 million gallons in forage. Mayor considers limiting water use to essential household needs and sprinkling restrictions during the drought.
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Prederick
Aguris
E. S. Maxwell
Fishing Creek
Tusca ‘Ora
Ox Creek
Nis
Tuscarora
Culler
Mondar
Colored youth killed in car overturn near Harpers Ferry
James Robinson colored, 16, is killed when a Dodge overturns after a wheel comes off while en route from Blue Ridge Rod and Gun Club to Harpers Ferry. Clifton Gray and Edward Cooptyr Gray escape unharmed. Robinson, placed at the club by the Board of Children's Welfare of Washington, died instantly. The accident occurred on a steep hill outside the club grounds.
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James Robinson
Perry
W. Va
Young Robinson
Clifton Gray
Edward Coop
Blue Ridge
Robinson
Tee Bors
Bor
Seates
Board of Children’s Welare of
Washington
Shen
Joseph C. Bloodgood
Dallimore
Marylang
New Water Line 10 Completion Target October 18
Progress report on the New Water Line 10 project shows work underway with 160 feet laid and 7,000 feet of trench dug in three days. About a dozen workers are on site as lines are spiked into place and future trenching continues toward the October 18 completion target.
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Dale
S. Mareel
Mase
Bmw
Court News Equity Cases Highlight Divorce Foreclosures
Virginia C Clarke sues Charles Clarke for absolute divorce. R S Harp and R S Tam attorneys handle filings. Foreclosure petitions involve Willem M Storm assignee of George W Young mortgagee and Lescalleet and Gilmore Lescalleet, spouses. Numerous deeds list transfers with sums from $3 to $45, including Clarke and Schuetze Clarke and related city properties.
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Virginia C. Clarke
Charles Clarke
Abso Cvorce
R.S. Harp
Chester S. Wiles
Dorcas E. Wilkes
R. S. Tam
Willem M. Storm
George W. Young
Harzie
Reg Ca
Lescalleet
Gilmore Lescalieet
Stoner and Storm
G- Brice
Crist
Nelson W. Eyler
Edward S. Delaplaine
Edward B. Measell
Nora Bell Schroyer
Columbus C. Shriver
Virginia G. Scheutze Clarke
Addie M. Fagan
Virginia G. Clarke
Charles 5. Clarke
Luther W. Abrecht
Virginia C. Schuetze Clarke
Woman Fades Secret Life Behind Grave
In Mena Arkansas Dr Mary Victor Mayield died after living as a man for many years. She wore masculine attire at her burial with funeral rites conducted by women revealing her sex secret. Mayfield came to Mena in 1916 after posing as a man in several states and reportedly married a woman in Ohio who later divorced her for desertion.
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Mena, Ark
Mary Victor Mayield
Mayfield
Mascu
Ife
Mena
Ohio
Wis
Consin
Llinois
Iowa
Texas
Arkansas
Baltimore search widens for Harry Sanders
Police pursue Harry Sanders in Mobile and along the Mid Atlantic corridor after a reported link to Geo. McClary murder near Annapolis. Authorities seized a weapon in Delaware and questioned Sanders as a possible companion to the slain man.
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Baltimore
Harry Sanders
Mobile
Ala
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Sanders
Geo. McClary
Annapolis
McClary
Egge Wod
Delaware
Monocacy Battle Decided Quick War Outcome Remark
Spofford, a Union veteran visiting here, recalls the Monocacy battle of July 1864 and its proclaimed impact on the war. He notes being wounded three times during the fighting and reflects on the conflict’s significance.
Monocacy Battle discussed by Col Spofford at Civil War event
Veterans recall the Battle of Monocacy and its role in defending Washington. Col Spofford argues its significance surpassed Gettysburg, detailing troop movements from Frederick Junction, Deception Peak, Jug Bridge, and the National Encampment plans while urging preservation funding as a national shrine.
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Shen
Menoracy
Ritchie
Kefauver
Webster
Vermont
Sixtt
Col. Sporto
New York
Washington
Col. Spofford
Monocacy
Col Spofford
Gettysburg
Frederick Junction
Grant
France
Ireland
Lew Wallace
Harpers’ Ferry
W.W. Henry
Speffin
Deception Peak
Wallace
Alexander
Hagerstown
Col
Lpstford
Frederick
Thursty Ea
Jug Bridge
Balimore Pike
Washington Road
Monach
Frederick Jahetson
Spétiard
Bes
Mercury Racer Overhauled in Philadelphia Factory
A Philadelphia factory will overhaul the Mercury Racer, with Jocu Tim’s and John S. Kean named in the agreement. Plans include updating components and expanding production as part of a broader refurbishment.
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Otad
Philadelphia
Jocutims
John S. Kean
de Fare
Ansigner
Pol
Parole Considered for Inmate Webster and Kefauger Case
Governor Richie notes Kefauger has served time for drunk driving and car theft with six months more due at the House of Correction. Webster, jailed for an eight year term, has served five years and three months. the governor supports parole after careful judicial review.
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Webster
Ritchle
Woman with revolver holds off officers at bay
Detroit reports eight coast guardsmen and customs inspectors pursuing liquor cargo in the Detroit river were blocked by Mrs. Marshall J. Morrison, wife of Gry Point Park druggist, who held them at her home from 3:20 to 4:20 p.m. before they withdrew after a conference with officials led by Walter F. Petty and deputy prohibition commissioner Ms. Thomas.
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Detroit
Coast Guardsmen
Customs Border Patrol
Detroit River
Gry Point Park
Marshall J. Morrison
Fomen
Walter F. Petty
Customs
Ms. Thomas
Prohibition Commission
Call rate advances and market selling shock Wall Street
New York rate advances from 7 to 9 percent triggered a heavy selling wave on the stock market. Early gains eroded as leaders fell, with declines spreading to many prominent issues by afternoon. Reports of imminent financing and mail shipments fueled investor caution amid the abrupt rate increase.
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New York
New Wall Street
Imment
Birth notice for Mane Gamoria in Frederick City area
Fragmentary OCR reports a birth notice mentioning Mane Gamoria and an association with Frederick City. No clear date or full names for other individuals or institutions are readable.
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Gharies
Frederick City
Irs
Tene
Mas “Mane Gamoria
Graf Zeppelin Near Accident After Leaving Port
The Graf Zeppelin passed near trouble en route from Los Angeles to El Paso after its hydrogen-laden airship scraped a high tension line near Neve and Lakehurst. Fifty-one aboard, including one woman, faced a tense moment before continuing toward its Lakehurst start point and eventual Germany return.
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Graf Coppelin
Lakehurst
N. J
Municipal
Pacific Coast
Radio Corporation of America
Thelr Uper
New York
Los Angeles
Friedrichshaven
Germany
America
Securities Escaped Taxes Claimed in Suit
Several civil cases scheduled for the September term include suits by Thomas A. Chapline County Treasurer and Edward J. Smith against heirs of the late Beter L. Hargett and others seeking taxes on securities totaling about 464.80 plus interest. The document notes stock ownership, payments due, and court actions. Also mentions Potomac River and Monocacy condition.
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Thomas A. Chap
Edward J. Smith
Attomer
Beter L. Hargett
H. Doxy
Scheeser
Wailerett
Pearse
Baltimore to mark two hundredth anniversary with four day celebration
Baltimore officials invite city and county residents to a four day 200th anniversary celebration starting September 12. Plans include a large military parade, Fort McHenry display, a fireworks show, the founding of the public school system centennial, a city pageant, and citizen ship ceremonies with a sacred finale. Organizers broadcast an overview from Baltimore and Maryland leaders.
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City of Tennis
William F. Browning
Baltimore
Army. Mary
Marineg
Maryland National Guard
Fort Mckenry
Army
Navy Air Forces
Andress
Maryland
Copper Snake Attack Kills Mice and More Nearby
Unclear text reports bites from copper snakes at a home near Braddock. Snakes measured about three feet with large circumferences. Officers investigated claimed evidence of multiple giant specimens and a disturbance, details fragmented.
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Badis Dliten
Braddock
Gunes Il
North Palestine air crash spurs grim casualty tally
In a chaotic report from Jerusalem and Cairo, Jewish and Arab casualties mount as looting and food shortages worsen under British censorship. The crash of Warren Packard’s seaplane near Detroit River sidelines the pilot and a passenger. Red Devereaux dies in a separate Boston derby plane crash.
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Palestine
Packard
South
LY Wks
Jewish Telegraphe Agency
Cairo
Aad Ba'ir Jewish Communat | Board
Jerusalem
Warren Packard
Anter Ioan
Lass Barhard
Barnard
Wito
Detroit
Ae Wan
Wil
Rea Cover
Red
Fifth Red Arrow Auction Set for Friday Night
The fifth Red Arrow auction will be held Friday evening in the Ell Theater after the first show. About 1059 dollars worth of merchandise will be sold in silent and open formats. Highlights include a diamond ring, a $43.50 ham mock, a $35 coat, and various items from $1 to $42.50 on display at Red Arrow stores. A $10 gold prize will go to the holder of the lucky number on the $1 Red Arrow money with each paid admission. Booster winners will be announced and awards given at the auction. Voting totals show top contenders, with Diggett Ramsburg, David M. Kempts, Margaret Orneori, and Evtion Louise Canmon leading.
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Ell
J. Harry Brandenburg
Red Acrow
Red Arrow
Sd al Nest
Mes
Diggett Ramsburg
Ses
David M. Kempts
Margaret Ornéori
Evtion
Louise Canmon
Unclear Text on Convention Attendance by Carmz Board Member
Fragmentary note mentions attending a convention and cites Carmz as a former president and a member of the board of directors. Details such as date, location, or organization are missing or garbled.
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Eftor
U. S
Cara Pari
Clenny GR
Carmz
Shipley Family Holds Annual Reunion Sunday
The Shipley family held its ith annual reunion Sunday at Ellicott aided by about 400 members of the ck. Attendees came from Macyland Ono Penn and other areas. The event took place at Guna High School with Rev. Nia preaching.
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Ellicott
Macyland
Ono
Penn
Guna High School
Nia
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