Over Production of Owl is Waste Urges Bar Association
The American Bar Association meeting heard calls for a sane course to protect the nation and industry from wasteful overproduction. The Secretary, chair of the Federal Conservation Board, urged constructive cooperation and possible compulsory pooling to curb overproduction in the Smackover and Seminole pools, warning of billions of feet of waste and huge losses in stock value. He argued for balanced government business cooperation rather than interference and stressed lowering costs to reduce prices amid volatile crude oil markets.
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Secettary
Federal of Conservation Board
Indstry
New York Stock Exchange
Washington District Epworth Institute at Trinity Church
The Washington District Epworth League Institute will be held at Trinity M E Church South on Thursday September 2. District Secretary Lacy M Smith of Bethesda arranged a program covering most League activities. About one hundred delegates are expected to attend with sessions from morning devotion to late afternoon workshops and a dinner program.
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Washington District
Epworth League Institute
Trinnity M. E Church
League
Lacy M Smith
Bethesda
Sapper
Frederick
Gordon
Annie
Frei Holden
C. Beery
Youthful Stickup Maw Slam by Policeman
A youth of school age was involved in a roadside incident that led to a deadly confrontation with police. Frederic Kelly faced charges as officers pursued a suspect after he wrestled a taxi driver and attempted to flee. Police used force as a crowd watched, and the assailant collapsed at the curb.
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New York
Wig
Frederic Kelly
Summers Return Likely Forecast As Weather Warms
Weather observers forecast an immediate return of summer with rising temperatures after a spell of rain and cool, hazy days. Strong winds and possible showers cloud the outlook as farmers harvest corn and canneries expect steady grain input while a midday sun hints at more seasonable warmth.
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St. Swithin
Permi Ting. Com
Cannecs
Hundershowers
Partir
Mexican treasury orders release of US Army flyers
Mexico City August 30 AP Ex calisor says the Mexican treasury department has told customs at Ojinaga to release United States Army aviators Captain C. H. Reynolds and Master Sergeant Gus Newland. They may fly back to the United States if investigations show they were forced to land on Mexican soil and had no smuggling purpose.
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Mexico City
Pays Crouchin
Paris
Chaar
Fee AL Levine
Columba
London
la Bourget Field
Maurice Droubin
Lering
Atlantic
Droubin
Mabel Bell
Mica Bell
New York
Fifteen Mexican Rebels Killed in Puebla Fight
Mexico City August 30 AP reports fifteen rebels were killed Saturday in a two hour clash near Cerro Prieto, as Federal troops battled a band led by Manuel Fernandez Tara. Dispatches from Puebla describe the engagement and casualties.
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Mexico City
Puebla
Manuel Fernandez Tara
Cerrol! Preto Prieto
Here Comes Charley Dawes Here Comes Charley Dawes
Rooney Dutcher reports on the looming Republican convention dynamics with William Borah and Frank Lowden in play and Charles Dawes favored to lead a Lowden bloc amid delegate strategies. The piece previews potential outcomes, symbols, and rival configurations shaping the nominating fight.
Strike and lockout in Chicago motion picture theaters
Chicago motion picture exhibitors and operators remain deadlocked as the film exchange managers cut off all films in the Chicago district. About 250 operators affected as exhibitors vow to fight the dispute to a finish amid union discussions with musicians slated for a special meeting.
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Chicago
Film Exchange
Onion
Musicians’ Union
One Wounded, One Held In Right Of Way Fight
In Hagerstown on August 29 Ashbey Wolfe was seriously wounded by a shotgun blast at Mt Zion South Mountain. William Toms, a neighbor, is charged with the shooting and held pending outcome of Wolfe’s injuries. Authorities say a dispute over a right of way and land ownership sparked the fray.
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Hagerstown
Ashbey Wolfe
William Toms
Mt Zion
South Mountain
Tomas
Lone Woman Remains In Channel Rescue Effort
A lone English channel swimmer candidate remains in the water near the South Foreland after an unsuccessful attempt to cross the treacherous waterway. The swimmer started at 2 19 p m and faced strong currents as rescuers monitor the ongoing effort. The parties involved include Mrs Anna Spears Gaw and several visitors from Chicago staying with Mr and Mrs Albert S Brown at Collees Park.
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Nu Nez
France
Mona Maclelan
Treacheros
Septembe
Anna Spears Gaw
Mias Stithos
Coburn Ani
John Gaw
Chicago
Mr and Girs
Alvert 5. Brown
Collees Park
Bootlegging Flourishes Under Government Control Says Canada
Dr W W Peck educational secretary of the prohibition federation of Canada told the National W C T C convention in Ottawa that bootlegging thrives under government sale and that prohibition has raised liquor finding and drunkenness while officials claim enforcement is impossible. Robert L Owen former U S senator warned of a campaign by liquor wholesalers to exaggerate non enforcement.
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Minneapolis
Canada
W. W. Peck
Prombdition Federation of Canada
Dr. Fees
Government Isle
Dr. Peck
Robert L. Owen
U.S
Oklahoma
Owen
Carroll names Thurmont farmer as County Farm Agent
L. C. Burns of Thurmont has been chosen Carroll County Farm Agent following a series of conferences with Dr T. B. Symons director of the state extension service and the county commissioners. Burns, a 1922 University of Maryland graduate, has led vocational work in Thurmont and Emmitsburg and succeeds E. K. Wolrath whose resignation takes effect September 1.
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Thurmont
Carroll County
T. B. Symons
State Extension Service
Burns
University of Maryland
Emmitsburg
E. K. Wolrath
Ordemann Lafferty Announcements Open in Frederick
Divorce notices reveal Edna J. Bohrer granted guardianship of her infant daughter Catherine J. Bohrer and a custody arrangement for their son. Vera Llam and Thomas J. Utlan cited in absences with ongoing maintenance orders. Social details note August 24 wedding at 419 Twelfth New York residence with Dr. and Mrs. Ordeman.
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Frederick
Ming Anna Mae Laferiy
D. Thomas Ordeman
New York
Edna J. Borer
Brunswick
Catherine J
I Bohrer
Viola
G Ulam
Frede
Reno
Thomas J. U of Hagerstown
Charles W. Utlan
Squirrel and Dove Hunting Opens in September
The State Game Department announces open season for squirrel and dove begins September 1 except in Garrett, Allegany, Washington, Harm and Baltimore counties where it starts November 10. hunting reed birds and yellow legs is barred this year due to federal rules. Violators face penalties from $23 to $100 per offense.
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State Game Department
Maryland
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Horr
Ualtimore
Pretty wedding at Emmitsburg Monday
A home wedding with a military touch was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Fannie M. Eyster in Emmitsburg. Miss Mary Ellen Eyster wed Lieut. Donald Kitne U S Navy with Rev. Chas S. Harrison officiating. The ceremony featured royal blue georgette and tan velvet, pink roses, and the bride was escorted by family and friends.
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Emmitsburg
Fannie M. Eyster
Mary Elen
Donald Kitne
United States Navy
Chas. S. Harrison
M. E
Bronm
Virginia Eyster
Barmon Matthews
Baltimore
Kime
Canada
Taos
Washington
Tannertown
Indigenous Medicine Dance At Navajo Camp Outlines Ritual
The article describes a Navajo ritual where medicine men perform the mud dance to drive away illness. Patients are restrained and each step of the ceremony involves regimens of shaming, physical manipulation, and symbolic acts culminating in the patient being buried in mud then freed. A Caucasian physician objects to the practice but is overwhelmed by the crowd.
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Fides
Ned la
Sandee
Brian Tees
Campbell
C. L. Walker
Tewan
Hugh McGeekin
Prisoner Escape Report Denied in Frederick County
Reports that Harold Stewart of Harrissonville West Virginia escaped from Frederick county were unfounded. Stewart, held on a spurious check charge, was granted permission to visit a nearby store and was challenged when attempting to leave the directed area. Officials deny any escape attempt and note he remained in custody after the incident.
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Frederick County
Harold Stewart
Harrissonvile
W. Va
Waa
Stewart
Bartgis
Jacobs
Leon Lester
Alea
Property of B and C Worth Billions Valued by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission values the total property of Hult ymoore and Ohio stalhead at 440.6 million as of August 30. Outstanding stocks and bonds add to a combined value around 349.5 million for B and C Worth, with debt and assets listed in the mixed holdings.
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Wasungton
Hultymoore
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio passenger train wreck injures several
In Painesville Ohio on August 30 a northbound Baltimore and Ohio passenger train derailed at a crossing. The crash killed one passenger and injured three others as the Nickel Plate stock car derailment caused the collision.
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Painesville, O
Baltimore
Lanat & Crossing
Body recovered of boy buried in cave in Scranton mine accident
In Scranton Pennsylvania, workers pulled eight year old John Dobrausky from a cave in at Olvahant. The mine collapse trapped several men and spectators, with more cave-ins reported nearby as rescuers pursued the victim.
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Scranton
John Dobrausky
Olvahant
Les Tees
Schlee and Brogk Leave Munich for Globe Flight
American airmen William Frock and Edward F. Schlew depart Munich at 3 a.m. in the monoplane Pride Detroit on a world circling journey toward Constantinople. They expect to cover 1,409 kilometers to their next stop, landing near Constantinople after a long flight as part of their around the world attempt.
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Maniel
Germany
Wiliam
Edward F. Schlew
Constantiople
Munich
Comeies
Comeies Manple
Selike
Jessihap
Croydon
England
Jong
Alesrams
Acmire Gamal
Turkey
Reported Sale of Bantz Property In City Dispute
The city property on southwest Carter Street is under restriction but may be offered for sale to raise funds for public uses. An off site company reportedly considers buying the land and lifting restrictions. No clear timeline or buyer identity available. The property adjoins a planned public parking area used by motorists.
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Tve
Uncle Dawen
Uncle Dawes
Barrer
Lowden
Bastr
Carnar
Patrick and Cour
May & Mold
Catrem
HRI
Businens
Court Business and Property Transfers Listed
A garbled court and marriage notice list outlines transfers of property and several marriage licenses. Names include James Uooimag and Milburn Wise with real estate in the county, and Glenn Kiana with La tla Gladnill in Sywry ville. The text also references multiple individuals and ages tied to towns and states, many details unreadable.
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James M. Uooimag
Milburn H. Wise
Ande C. Stauffer
M. Grabill
Dank H. Batheyang Wits Oliver T. Wallace
Kame
Tere T Hank
Mt. Wolle
Alveria M
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Lonton
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Epworth League
Trinity M. E. Church South
Rail
Coltieta L. Vorce
Renny S
Anz
Iminy
Bradkie
Kieffer DreLanter
Sanitition
I. C. Danlowme
Leslie N. Coblentz
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Moma
David Fr. Roelke
Peterseifte
Petty
Charley Dawes
Rooney Dutcher
Teteety
Merry
Eer Bray
Taut Herber
Entec
Tom Amhl
Aidoren
Uncle Hoover
Uncle Hushes
Uncle Buller
Uncle Mellon
Pennsylvania
Uncle Will
Massachusetts
Cade Lowden
Uncle Wood
Uncle Johnson
Uncle Harding
C. T. U. Convention
Wamed Farm
Ordeman—Lafferty
State Department
Missa Eyster
Bride of
Liew
Cambridge
Leach Seigrade
Rei
Derren
S. Broex
Keir
Mae Kriw
Tiainsaer
Frederik
Levine
America
Capt. Hinchcliffe
Drouhin
Mmss
Orereetire
Kinkade
Wright
Utarent
Hrntalvs
Thera
Satara Frytaadt
Poe
Schlee
Brogk
Constantinople
Rome
New York Flying Field
Flight
Noosevelt Fielu
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Roosevelt Field
N. J
Poddlen
On Glory
Lloyd Bertard
James D. Hill
Old Glory
Acat
Catherine Reckhart
Martinsborg
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