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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1931

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Construction Progress On Regional Highway Projects

Bright progress reported on several road projects across the area. A new 240 foot bridge span over Fesburg Creek at Lawistown will have concrete approaches built on both sides once contracts are signed. Route 26 from Libertytown to Tatlotavillé nears final acceptance with 18 foot wide concrete paving and shoulders, while other segments in Carroll and Frederick counties advance including Jefferson to Keoxile and Littlestown Pike near Union Rowe 140 completing concrete work. A serious accident near Lady Chesapeake left a man unconscious. authorities report the victim transported to hospital in serious condition.

Brecertss d Fesburg Creek Lawistown Libertytown Tatlotavillé Liberty, Town Road Frederick Baltimore Tay Jotardie Eldersburg G. and Ta Baltimers Littlestown Pike Union Rowe Weststed Carroll County Jefferson Keoxile Fredesics M. J. Grove Sims Thomas

Weather and crop updates from a storm affected week

Weather hindered field work this past week across the region. Sugar corn, tomatoes, and canning crops show mixed conditions with some rot on the Eastern Shore. Potatoes, peaches, pears, apples and cantaloupes progress, while tobacco harvesting continues in southern Maryland amid some flood damage and a northeaster event.

Coase Com Maryland Herop Baltimore County

East Fourth Street Resident Faces Wall Plan and Noise Claim

A local dispute centers on a proposed 45 by 20 foot wall to block noise from a saw operation next to 117 East Fourth Street. Mayor and Aldermen ruled they had no authority to stop the jig saw, while Mrs Norman Stone argues the wall would block air and light from her home. The Barthlow property owner plans the wall, with a potential standstill if Mrs Stone pursues action.

East Fourth Street Norman Stone Willian P. Barth Stone Ox Fibre Brush Company East Fourth Barrio Acemmen Barthiog Barthlow Howe Alkjermen

Police Seek Evidence at Price Inquiry

Police press for evidence as the inquiry into the death of Mrs. Price proceeds with closed doors. The coroner reports the death may stem from a failed attack after a party in her room. Lieutenant Commander Price travels to Charleston West Virginia for his wife’s funeral.

Aand San Antion Tyne Rice George D. Price Capt. Dutlea Price Pollce

Lindbergh Plans Complete Overhaul After Japan Flight

Col Charles A Lindbergh decides to overhaul the plane that flew him and Mrs Lindbergh from New York to Japan. Work will be at Kasuttigauza naval base after a six day visit, to be finished during sight seeing in Japan. The overhaul follows a 7000 mile journey and there is no serious plane damage. Mrs Lindbergh receives attention in Enguen and vernacular newspapers during the trip.

New York Lindberth Edwin Neville Nettle

Portuguese Rebels Killed by Artillery in Lisbon Area

Reports from Portugal dated August 27 state that heavy artillery strikes near Caneza village killed a group of rebels who had taken refuge after Fasserdéay's brief revolt. Casualty counts reached around 2290 wounded, amid a government reshuffle including the removal of Col. Schiappa de Amvedo as minister of war and related actions under President Ozsar Carmona.

Liston Portugal Poccy Personus Caneza Fasserdéay Ozsar Carmona Lisbon Muent Lagt Atex Col Schiappa de Amvedo

Grace Reformed Choir Outing Returns With Warm Attendance

The Grace Reformed Choir held its annual outing drawing many members and families. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J Trasers Thomas, Mus L Deed, Miss Virginia Diver, Miss Ver Ona 5 Pores, Rev Ralph Harman, Rev Charles Shaffer, and several others from the congregation sharing fellowship and good spirits.

Grace Reformed Choir

High Water Delays Monocacy Pipeline Work

Persistent high water from the Monocacy River slowed progress on the pipeline project. Workers raised the sandbag dam, laid 20 feet of pipe underwater, and 35 feet on the west bank while the pumping station and filtration plant advance despite rain.

Monocacy Wadall Wedandas Einganore Aamibag

Maryland highway widening contract awarded on Rockville Pike

Montgomery county received its first award from the Maryland State Roads Commission for widening Rockville pike from Bethesda to Rockville. G L Construction Co of Baltimore bid 74133.20 to build 4 foot shoulders each side with inside backfilled bituminous material. The 6 95 mile project will be funded with state concrete for the shoulders.

Montgomery County Maryland State Roads Commission Rockville Pike Bethesda Rockvile G. & L. Construction Co Baltimore State Commission G. Clinton Uhl Hyeing Allegany County

Three Men Sought in Attempted Baltimore Burglary

In Baltimore on August 27 three men fled a bullet scarred car downtown and were later linked to a Ming station Edgewood burglary attempt. Edward Loughlin, owner of a nearby pool hall, said he fired at them with a shotgun and one man cried I got me as they fled. Police reported the trio was tied to the earlier incident after interview.

Baltimore Ming Edgewood Edward Loughlin Edgewort Loughlin

Halifax Bandits and Bank Robbery Shocks Halifax

A bank in Halifax experiences a bold daylight robbery as suspects flee with 314 000 dollars. Police pursue three suspects linked to the Rural Bank of Canada heist near Quinpoot road. High profile figures from financial institutions are named in the report.

Halifax Hoover U.S Frewian B. Bug Mataimien Quinpoot Road Rural Bank of Canada Frank O. Roberson

Frelinghuysen Named Donor in 1928 Anti-Smith Funds

Senate campaign fund records show former New Jersey Senator Joseph S. Frelinghuysen gave $10,000 to Bishop James Cannon Jr. during the 1928 anti Smith campaign in Virginia. Bank president F C Ferguson testified that cashier’s checks for $5,000 each were drawn October 24, 1928 and payable to Cannon, totaling campaign contributions now at $75,300 with $63,300 from EC. Jameson.

Washington Senate Campalen Manly Bishiop National Bank of Continental Bishop Cannon F.C. Ferguson Hudso County National Bank of Je Joseph S. Free New Jersey Frelinghuysen anti-Smith Committee Congress James Cannon, Jr ant’Simith Virginis Joseph S. Pre- Unghuysen New Jerey Senate FP. C. Verguson Hudson County National Bank of New Jersey Ferguson Pretinghuysen Frelinhuysen Joseph S. Frelinghuysen Cannon EC. Jameson New York

Hungry duo admit theft after jail visit

Richard Offtred and John Hrupa, about 19, surrendered at Frederick jail claiming they were broke and hungry. They admitted stealing a Dodge sedan in Roches New York two days earlier while hitchhiking from New Jersey and were sent back to Rochester by sheriff Crum after authorities wired for pickup.

Richard Offtred John Hrupa Frederick Sheiff Crum Ofllred Kripa Trey New Jersey Roches N.Y Crum Rochester Ston Krupa

Lightning kills girl at Middle River shore

A young girl was struck and killed by lightning at Middle River shore last night. The incident occurred near a location owned by Joan H. Minnens. Authorities report the victim was unidentified in initial notes and investigators are reviewing the scene.

Middle River Shore Lightning Pot Capan Joan H. Minnens Ber Heck

Leonard Wood Jr Dies in Hospital of Pneumonia

Leonard Wood Jr. dies in a New York hospital from pneumonia. The death was reported from New York with details of his age and family remaining at his side.

Leonard Wood JR

Damage to County Highways 18 In Summer Washouts

Heavy rains this summer cause extensive damage to county roads and bridges. Repairs consume funds already stretched, with multiple sections from Libertonown toward Mapleville School and near Jug Bridge washed badly, undermining recently graded hills and culverts. Small repair projects begin in various districts as commissioners allocate contracts.

Todax The County Commissioners Thomas Devubiss Liberntown Mapleville School Amon Burgee Linganore Hill Inn Jug Bridge McMalg Gas House Myersville Grossnickie Sae Church Hut School Pot+ Ruberger and Mause Myeravilie

Street Parade to climax firemen celebration

A three day Middletown Volunteer Fire Company carnival runs September 3 to 5 with fire crews from Frederick and nearby towns. Stations from multiple cities will bring apparatus for a Saturday parade, plus fraternal groups, schoolchildren, bands, a six mile marathon, a band concert, a baseball game, a street parade at 7 p.m., and cash prizes for top participants.

Middletown “Volunteers Fire Company Frederick Prederick Brunswick Miliry Hagerstown Boonsboro Rockville Thurmont Emmiesburg Taneytown Shepherdstown Harpers Ferry Williamsport Waynesboro Greencastle Mercersburg Inc Myersvile Aiband Os “Ne

Rockville Driver Held on Manslaughter Charge

Ewell Bean, 26, of 1314 Eleventh Street NW Washington, held on $1000 bond after Rockville hospital release. Authorities say he was involved in a Sunday accident that killed Corp. Mack Morosy and was arrested leaving Georgetown University Hospital by Montgomery County police detective sergeant Earl Burdine. Justice A. L. Moore set a hearing.

Georgetown University Hospital Ewell Bean Rockrutin Wes Justice of the Peace A. L. Moore Bethesda Corp Mack Morosy Eleventh Strest Northwest Washington Bean Sergt. Earl Burdine Montgomery Cow James S. McAuchite Betthesda Moore Jonnard Bernard Ric

May Link Duker With Washington Murder

The report notes possible links between murder suspect Herminne Duster and a Washington visit by Elizabeth Jaynes, a tea shop cashier, amid ongoing investigations. Detentions and custody details are touched on as authorities work the case.

Duker Washington Los Angeles Herminne Duster Battin Elizabeth Jaynes Baltimore EEA Iim Dale Lagrders Bamasked Enterea JareSabishent Coiuta

Austrian Skier Traverses English Channel On Skis

An Austrian skier makes a rare crossing of the English Channel on skis after being convoyed ashore.

Five Slain When Prison Break Ends In Riot

Chaos erupted as prisoners attempted to flee the jail. guards restored order amid a feared riot. Three convicts killed themselves within the industrial building after barricading themselves, while a fourth (Hohkier) shot at a guard and died later in hospital. Hospital doctor A. We. Horthogen was killed amid the unrest.

Charles Rosbury Nifer James P. Corgan He Sustody Hohkier

Kidnapped Turfman Lynch Returns Home Safe

Chicago reports John J. Lynch the wealthy turfman known as Jack Lynch returned to his Lake Geneva home unharmed after being abducted. He described captors treating him kindly and driving him around before taking him to a house and then releasing him on a Kankakee street.

Chicago John J Jack" Lynch Lake Geneva Wis Lynch Wisconsin

DO X Arrival in New York Amid Loud Welcome

The Do X giant flying boat landed in New York after a ten month campaign against fire and weather. It carried 72 aboard and passed the Narrows to a crowd of cheering harbor watchers as it glided near the Statue of Liberty under gray skies.

Do-X New York Lts Germany Tibarty

Picnics at Heights by Local Sunday Schools

The Reformed Sunday school of Manswick and Braddock hosts a picnic at the Heights. The Methodist Sunday School of Walkersville and Saarpetry will also picnic at the Heights on the same day.

Heights Reformed Sunday School Manswick Picnis Braddock Methodist Sunday School Walkersville Saarpetry

Weather report snapshot for August records and comparisons

Fragmentary local weather data shows daily precipitation figures for August with normal totals and 35 year averages. Includes comparisons to 1920 period and notes on the day’s forecast and times for observations.

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