Woodcock Aims to Lock Local Places Amid Prohibition Arrests
Federal prohibition actions target private liquor sales as arrests sweep through the city. Howard Schade faces eviction action after being charged with liquor violations. Writs of eviction are served by Constable Charles W. Smith as U S attorney presses closure. Nearby, Geo Esterly Oscar Miller and James Powell face related charges and bail in a grand jury inquiry.
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AL Faring
East Adi Saints Sirest
Howard Schade
Frest
Viollaton
United States
My Marino
All Saints Street
Liq Ap
Avtorney
Wiliam M. Storm
Scade
Shade
Charles W. Smith
Geo. Esterly
West Seventh Street
Oscar H. Miller
Daridge State
South Market Street
James Powell
Ast Street
Roderick
Eputies Redmond
Steiner
Garasrland
Uurn
Grand Jury
Powell
House of Orrection
McIntosh boom shocks Baltimore party factions for governor
Baltimore County Democrats endorsed David McIntosh Jr. for governor prompting surprise in Baltimore city circles. The move, engineered by Harrison Rider and tied to Governor Ritchie’s term, splits factions and raises questions about loyalties as veterans weigh backing McIntosh.
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Baltimore
Ritchie
Baltimore County
David McIntosh
Senate
Avernor
Harrison Rider
Tnsutcee Com
Pasitior
Rider
Altdimore
Gor Nor Ritchie
McIntosh
Howard W. Mean
Gassiackson
Colored schools to open on September 3
Report notes the opening of colored schools on September 3 with new teachers, many male graduates from state normals. Attendees include Superintendent Bruner and speakers from the Atom conference of Maryland colored educators. The Douglass High School in Balueere is among sites. events run Thursday and Friday with preparations in Castel S ter BEL area.
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Freder
Mick
Menor
Castel Ster Bel
Als Teaters
Ebieuye
Erek County
Lbey Pensburg
State Normal
Maryland State Normal
Bowie
Oneonta
Fire Destroys Thayer Farm Home Near Thurmont
Early Tuesday morning a fire of undetermined origin destroyed the frame dwelling of Dr. and Mrs. Houston T. Thayer about three miles north of Thurmont after firefighters fought the blaze. Mrs. Thayer and their two daughters escaped to neighbor Gene Keefer’s house and then to Thurmont chief John M. Creager. The dairy barn and outbuildings were saved, while valuables were lost. Dr. Thayer was at the Cumberland Fair.
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Houston T. Thayer
Thurmont
Mr. Thayer
Gene Keefer
John M. Creager
Thayer
Cumberland Fair
Thayers
Theyet
Martha E. Stenney
Frazier
Market rebounds after scare as stocks advance on speculated support
New York reports a tentative market recovery from a recent money scare. Gains stem from aggressive demonstrations by groups in autos, motors, steels and equipment sectors with pool operations underpinning the advance. Some large firms noted weakness in parts of the market. Dispatches from The Hague suggest German reluctance on reparations.
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New York
Hague
Csappaciinen, A
Bus Collision Reported in Mantzom Incident
A bus and a truck crash is under investigation by local authorities led by Joseph Olddsid in Mantzom. Officials say the bus sustained significant damage with injuries reportedly occurring, while the truck's condition and exact cause remain unclear.
School Busses 10 to Be Inspected Here Saturday
Supt. Biehl announces personnel of motor staff and new drivers for the coming term. Opening of school week set with conferences for white and colored teachers and preparations underway at Church Street and South Bentz Street Schools.
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Planm
James C. Biehl
Pup
Merhle E. Geisier
Fred Perlick
George S. Eyster
Emmitsburg
Hobartenstail
Smithsburg
Archie J. Mitchell
Frederick J. Zimmerman
New Mark Town
Lloyd Hemp
Burkittsville
Lloydwitide
Lantz
Enos Clem
Walkersville
William Crum
Woodsboro
Graydon Clem
Rocky Ridge
Marshall Leatherman
Myersville
Thomas G. Mumford
Braddock Heights
William Dudderar
New Windsor
Rudolph Eyler
Thurmont
J. Calvin Hofman
Adamstown
Earl W. McDevitt
Frederick
Route 1
John St Smith
Charles H. Wilson
Mt. Airy
Lyaneses Meier Company
Bool Ae
South Bentz Street
Tate
Endent Palmer
Los Angeles and Graf to Meet at Cleveland
Los Angeles and Graf are slated to clash in Cleveland for a noted event. The report notes a standout performance and anticipation from fans as the matchup draws attention from rival circles.
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Los Angeles
Graf
Cleveland
Annie Cors ey's Story Lacks Cover in Play
A fragment notes Annie Cors ey's tale missing cover in a brief drama piece. The text mentions Se Jacke XM Y cduvtedt and Ene: Ace, with unclear context and prefered by sorard wf 7.
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Jacke XM
Cduvtedt
Ene
Ace Weble Clare
Sorard
Prohibition Education Week Planned Across Frederick County
Prohibition Education Week will be observed September 8 to 18 with talks by the Anti Saloon League and county ministers. Frederick Thurmont Woodsboro Middletown and Brunswick will show a pictorial program from the period. Rev B F Auld of the Maryland league is coordinating the event and touring the county.
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Prohibition Edu- Frederick Cou
Carroll County Schools Delay Open On Labor Day
The Carroll County Schools announce an open on Monday with openings delayed for occupancy until about September 16. An administrator noted the delayed start and discussed vaccination for first time entrants. A Wagner reunion and family gathering along Linganore creek were reported with attendees listed. A violent incident involved a person severing a head from a fox, with details on size and severed arm.
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M. S. BR
Hich
Princered
Wagner
Linganore Creek
Thost
Newton $ Wagner
Alice Ec Mercer
Marr E. Sic Aes
Edward Gisz Abs
Wiliam Hyde
and Stevens
Mim ¢ . Fox
Guy
Zeppelin Sightings Over Kansas City Prompt Contested Flight Paths
Early morning reports describe a giant air visitor circling overhead as the Graf Zeppelin and other dirigibles moved toward Chicago and Cleveland. Citizens watched the massive craft drift north east then disappear amid clouds, while radio contacts sought confirmation of the planned route through Missouri, Iowa, and Illinois.
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Ely Waa
Hugo Eckentz
Chicago
Missouri
Iowa
Lanois
Segue
Jefferson City
Los Angeles
Buffalo
Bufaio
Cleveland
Transfer Weather Man Roscoe Nunn to St Louis Amid Bureau Shuffle
Maryland weather observer Roscoe Nunn will move to St Louis to take a higher salary post. Dr Charles R Marvin of the Weather Bureau says St Louis holds a more important assignment due to Mississippi food problems. Montrose Hayes of St Louis will relocate to Washington to lead the river and flood division, replacing the late Dr H Frankenfield. The Baltimore Bureau may pass to Joan Weeks of Binghamton New York.
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Maryland
Roscoe Nunn
Washington
Charles R. Marvin
Federal Weather Service
Nunn
St. Louis
Baltimore Observer
Marvin
Mississippi
Montrose Hayes
Dr. H. ©. Frankenfield
Weather Bureau
Baltimore
Joan R. Weeks
Binghamton
New York
Harpers Ferry Plant Sale Sparks Hydroelectric Prospects
The Harpers Ferry Paper Company operates a small hydroelectric facility linked to a broader Potomac River development. Officials say the sale price reflects the potential for extensive waterpower expansion and new industrial growth along the river.
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Pohecwerts
Potomac River
Potomac River Corporation
Harpers Ferry
Harpers Ferry Paper Company
Grothan
Murder trial counsel reveal employers names in Gastonia case
On the third day of the trial of 16 National Textile Workers Union members charged with a police murder, prosecution and defense lawyers disclosed who pays them. Frank J. Flowers demanded the information. State lawyers claimed they are retained by Gaston city or county, while others said they are supported by the American Civil Liberties Union or the International Labor Defense.
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Gastonia
Gaston County
Arthur Gaifield Hayes
New York
American Civil Liberties Union
International Labor Defense
Italy to enter Schneider Cup races despite England postponement
Rome Aug 28 AP Italy will definitely take part in the Schneider Cup races on the scheduled date. Under Secretary Balbo announced Italy's decision amid earlier reports England refused postponement. General Galbo said Italian flyers would enter the races as a gesture, despite the death of a leading pilot.
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Rome
Palestine Unrest Surges as Death Toll Reported
An official statement lists 569 killed and wounded amid clashes between Jews and Muslims in Palestine. Britain promises to protect American lives and property. observers warn of potential wider conflict as Beersheba tribes mobilize and protests erupt in Damascus.
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TN Fap
Palestine
Syria
Ton Gulready
Walling Wall
Ibn Sanud
Hebron
Transjordania
Maryland Utilities Association to Meet Friday
Round table discussions by electric gas and transportation groups mark the mid year session of the Maryland Utilities Association including District of Columbia to be held Friday at Ocean City. Speakers include George W. Kable C A Otettinger WF Winans J W Mciver D D Fansdel William A oan and B Wilson Jr with topics on rural electric projects lighting and merchandising and gas distribution.
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Electric
Maryland
Ahich
District of Columbia
Ocean Cite
George W. Kable
National Rural Electric Project
C. A. Otettinger
Westinghouse Lamp Co
Iban & Edson
Lights’ Golden Jubilee
WF. R. Winans
Frigidaire Corp
J. W. Mciver
Run Jamp Works
Reve
Spearers
D. D
Fansdel
Washington Gas Co
Joitts
William A. Oan
B. Wison, Jr
Batimore
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