New York Bride Says She Was 16 At Wedding
A New York City bride Clemens Marie Sussillo, 16, wed Ray Taylor, 22, after giving 18 as her age. The union sparked police inquiry when the bride admitted the age lie and her mother sought possible annulment. Police questioned witnesses as to the deception. The mother and daughter discussed the marriage with authorities and considered action depending on the case.
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Tory Oateet
Ray Taylor
Clemens Marie Sumille
New York City
Frederick
Bronz
Taylor
Lilly
John ¥. Bamillo
Tinton Ave
New York
Walsh
Red Men Picnic and Labor Day Event Details
Delegations from two Impeored Order of Red Men tribes and Pocahontas degree councils will attend Logan Tribe 155 Boonesboro Labor Day picnic on Monday September 3 with representatives from Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. Herbert F Stetner Great Chief of Records of the Great will deliver Spirit of Labor address at Charles Town W Va Red Men's Law Day celebration in the evening. Governors Ritchie and other state officials attend ceremonies at the fair grounds then Annapolis. Confused names and places are partially garbled.
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Pocahontas
Boonesboro
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Herbert F. Stetner
Philadelphia
Stetner
Charles Town
W. Va
Conococheague
Catoctin
Wollville
Pride of
Delaware
Bromwich
Juniata
Hagerstown
Natoma
Prederick
Firemen 10 Take Part In Parade
The United Fire Company of this city plans to parade in Washington DC on Labor Day September 3 as guests of the District of Columbia Fire Department. More than 100 uniformed members will travel with a Swampers band and four pieces of apparatus including the Lily of the Swamp steamer. The procession will feature old and modern equipment contrasting past and present firefighting technology.
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United Fire Company
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia Fire Department
Uniteds
Washington
Moray
Judior Fire Company
Frederick
Hoover Delays East Focus for Headquarters Questions
Washington Aug 26 AP Herbert Hoover devotes time to questions at Republican headquarters during his West tour. Dr Hubert Work and other national committee leaders meet Hoover at his S Street home. Hoover will spend the day handling this work while away from the East.
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Washington
East
Herbert Hoover
West
Hubert Work
National Committee
S Street
Hoover
Cay
Local Tourists Escape Disaster On New bridge Canal
A Frederick party returning from Europe faced danger in Venice when a gondolier steered between two large ships. Narrow space and strong suction nearly crushed the gondola before bystanders pushed it free. The travelers then rode with Nobile the Arctic explorer on a train halted at villages to receive cheers.
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Venice
Nobile
Narcowly
Atte Finduer
Florence
Drago
Hagward Jook
Pitci Palace
Bt. Mark's
Mascagni
Fogle
Scotland
Francs
Bwiteerland
Italy
Bridge Replacement Begun On One Harpers Ferry Road
Construction on a new bridge to replace the old covered structure between Jefferson and Petersville has begun with ground abutments finished. The old wooden span remains in use as the path redirects to remove a highway curve, marking the last wooden one way bridge on Freewick county roads to be replaced. Three covered bridges remain in the county at Loy's Station Tom's Creek Linganore New Market and Wolfville, with plans to substitute iron structures soon. Road work from Rocky Ridge to Motter's Station involving tar and chip aims to finish this afternoon.
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Harpers Ferry
Jefferson
Petersville
Place Pall
Freewick County
Buckus's Town
Emmitsburg
Tom's Creek
Loy’s Station
Bover
Middle Creek
Wolfville
Rocky Ridge
Motter’s Station
Florence Vidor Weds Violinist Jascha Heifetz in New York
Florence Vidor, former film star, married world famed violinist Jascha Heifetz in a ceremony at Mayfair officiated by Justice Alfred Frankenthaler on August 20. The couple, who had kept the news, departed for California afterward with Vidor already mother to nine year old Suzanne.
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New York
Florence Vidor
Jascha Heifetz
Alfred Frankenthaler
Supreme Court
Mayfair
Heifetz
California
Suzanne
Los Angeles
King Victor
Curtis reviews G O P efforts to aid farmers
Kansas Senator and Republican vice presidential nominee James Curtis outlines GOP farm policy eight years postwar. He cites emergency tariff act extensions, farm credit acts, and cooperative organization legislation, praising Keillog treaty renunciation of war. He predicts broad U S support if ratified.
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Syracuse
N. J
Curtis
Congress
American Farm Bureau
New York State
Kansas
War Finance Corporaton
Paris
Senate
North Dakota Governor Sorlie Dead
A dispatch reports the death of Governor Walter Maddock, who had been serving as North Dakota’s governor. The piece notes his background as a self-made man and mentions his public career and the impact of the death on state leadership.
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Sorlie
North Dakota
Dhaka
Dwkota
Grand Parms
Walter Maddéck
Raed
Treaty Signing Has Its Effect
Paris reports the Kellogg-Briand pact increasing momentum with Denmark Yugoslavia Romania and Peru signaling interest. Washington notes strong public support and expects Senate action despite possible opposition as renouncing war remains the core aim.
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Paris
Denmark
Jugo-Slavia
Rumania
Peru
Washington
Senate
Kellogg
Mrs. C. E. Diffendal's Nova Scotia Tour Recap
Mrs. C. E. Diffendal of Frederick led a party on a personal Nova Scotia tour starting August 10. She describes Halifax’s Carleton hotel and citadel views, a 30 mile coast outing, Wolfville and Arcadia Villa hotel stays, Gaspereaux Valley to Grand Pre, and the Basin of Mines. The trip included Annapolis Rural, Hillsdale House, Wish ing Rock, Digby, and a codfish sighting. locals treated the travelers royally despite rough roads and varied weather.
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C. E. Diffendal
West Third Street
Nova Scotia
Frederick
Diffendal
Arcadia Villa
Gauperaux Valley
Grand Pre
Basin of Mines
LongleLow
Evangeline
Wolfville
Dominion Atlantic Raiway
Annapolis Rural
Hillsdale Hous
America
Engand
Wishing Rock
Digty
Halifax
Annapolla
Amethiers
Nova
Supreme Court of Nova Scotia
Hitsda
Korg
Englang
Three Buildings Collapse in Shelby Killing and Maiming
Shelby, Aug. 23 AP report says three buildings in the business district collapsed, killing at least five people and injuring many with a construction crew still missing. Confirmed dead include Miss Ona Exkruge and Seb Blanton among others. First National Bank, Good's grocery, and Hadley's tailor shop were involved.
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Shelby
Bax
Brisinres
Ona Exkruge
Fiat Nations Bank
Seb Blanton
Carl
Guy Green
Alex Hoyle
Gald
Hadley
Mrs Nicholson Attacks Al Smith Bowery Wet Label
In Birmingham on August 28 AP reports Mrs Jesse W Nicholson of Chevy Chase MD portraying Al Smith as Bowery wet and Herbert Hoover bone dry during a Jefferson County WCTU meeting. She claims Democrats branded as bolters oppose Tamany and Smith as a corrupt nominee.
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Birmingham
Ala
AL Smith
Bowery Wet
Herbert Hoover
Jefferson County Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Jesse W. Nicholson
Chevy Chast
National Women's Democratic Law Enforcement League
Nicholson
Tammany
Smith
Belover
Bowery
Thomas Jefferson
Smith Fires First Shot in Presidency Fight
New York Aug 28 AP Gover nor Smith thanks New Jersey supporters during a four day visit and launches formal campaign as Democratic standard bearer. His impromptu speech signals his entry to the front line in the presidential contest. Large tobacco crop reported by Co E Armeld of Prince George on a Mitchellsville farm.
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New York
New Jersey
Smith
E. Armeld
Prince George
Mitchelisville
Court News Property Deeded and Licenses Listed
Court actions show multiple deeds transferring property within Frederick County and nearby areas with totals ranging from 5 to 10 dollars. The section also lists marriage licenses and ages of couples including residents of Frederick, Maryland. Martinsburg W V. Damascus Montgomery County. Brunswick. and Wilmington.
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Robert H. Corum
William E. Corum
John D. Abrecht
Luther W. Abrecht
Board of Education
Frederick County
Lawrence A. Wolfe
Jesse BM. Pittinger
John Am. Pittinger
John A. Kreppe
Sherewood Harris
Harry B. Funk
Charles T. Weller
Frank ‘Tresselt
Frederick ‘Treteelt
Ray E. Taylor
Frederick
Clemens Marie Sussilio
New York
John Franklin Gurley
Cumberland
H. Grace Stull
Woodsboro
Andrew C. Yeager
Sarah Steffen
Halifax
John Praoklin Atkins
Lillie Snow
Martlesburg
W. Vz
Clare Hager
Damascus
Montgomery County
Katherine Irene Huriey
Earl Tranklin Fleischman
Zis Virginia MacGil
John Nevin Boucher, Jr
Brunswick
Grace Adela Thrassner
Jefferson
Joseph £. Chew
Julia V. Shreve
Americans Freed After France Protest Seizure
Doris Berens an American feminist leader and three companions were held at the Rambouuil police station for several hours for lacking monthly papers after attempting to crash the gates of the presidential château in support of equal rights. The affair followed a meeting between Statesmen and President Doumergue.
Hagerstown Red Cross worker dies in auto accident
A Red Cross worker from Hagerstown died after an automobile crash that injured her sister Edna L. Smith. The deceased led the local emergency response and had organized many Red Cross chapters and charitable drives.
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Hagerstown Red Cross
Sbe
Edna L. Smith
The
Red Cross
Nous Charitable
Jstrta
Four killed in Sacramento shooting spree ends with capture
Clarence Muncy and Percy Barnes were among victims in a Billing orgy that left four dead and one wounded. Barnes, captured near Stockton, named an accomplice at Southern Pacific shops as investigators traced the spree from his wife’s home to Curtis and Klein homes. Coray Barnes’ daughter was involved in divorce-related tensions.
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Sacramento
Calif
Clarence Muncy
Percy Barnes
Coray
Charles E. Curtis
Trothee
Barnes
Charles Klein
Len Overhart
Stockton Tp
Muncy
Barnesa
Curis
Curtis
State Fairgrounds
Gearhart
Kiein
Ssoskton
Lartin
Klein
Tee Tim
Warehime Chapter Seen For De Molay Alumni in Hagerstown
A meeting Monday night approved forming a local De Molay Alumni Association in Hagerstown named Warehime Chapter in memory of Oliver Warehime. Any De Molay member in good standing is eligible for membership, with Rowell L. Michael elected president and John Philip Bagelarecht and Alton C. Whitmore as vice presidents. The group plans a regular meeting on September 7.
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de Mel
Alumel
Warehime
Oliver C. Warehime
Jeve Erick
Maryland
Order of de Molay
de Molay
Hagerstown
Order of de Molays
Rowell L. Michael
John Philip Bagelarecht
Alton C. Whitmore
Suit Over Shipment Of Fish Damages Filed
A suit for 1200 damages was filed against American Railway Express Incorporated by G. Makies alleging mishandling of two shipments. The Grassy Fork Fisheries and Gray Park Fisheries shipments allegedly arrived spoiled with many fish dead. The complaint seeks compensation for losses and poor condition of the remaining fish.
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American Railway Express , Incorporated
Martinvise
Induame
Dill
Gray Park
Willa M. Srerm
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Shelby, W. C
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