Water Storage Dam Reaches 30 Foot Level
Water in Fishing Creek storage dam reached 30 feet this morning the lowest level since summer. Officials say the 30 foot depth equates to about 40,200,000 gallons and relief will require a long rain. The mayor and aldermen plan three busy days next week starting with the regular meeting and budgeting including possible tax rate at $1. Fire department funding may exceed 20,000 with pumping budgets ranging 3,600 to 3,668 and a plan to publish fire locations is under consideration.
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Fishing Creek
Eyen
Fire Department
Tuck Company
Independent
United Companies
Maryland suits for twenty five thousand after highway death
State of Maryland seeks 25000 damages for the death of Julia S. Bide in Middletown. John L. Routzahn owned the car and Robert Routzahn operated it causing fatal injuries. Edward S. Delaplaine represents the plaintiff. The incident occurred February 12, 1929 on East Main Street as Mrs. Bide crossed the street.
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Maryland
John A. Bidie
Julia S. Bide
John L. Reutzahn
Robert Routzaahn
Bicie
John L. Routzahn
Robert Routzahn
Edward S. Delaplaine
Julia S. Bicie
East Main Street
Middletown
John L. Routgahn
Mr. Bidle
Ferne Hi
Breaks Arm After Fall in Home Stairs in Walkersville
Mrs Mar Reddick suffered a broken wrist after slipping down stairs at her home in Walkersville. She was taken to Frederick City Hospital Tuesday night for treatment by Dr J W Long. Weather recorded as cloudy with temperatures in the low sixties.
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Walkers
Mar Reddick
Prederick City Hospital
Waiteng
J. We. Long
Walkersville
Irene Elizaveth Baker
Edgemont
Ernest Artman Walker
William A. Walker
Mount Airy
Chalice W. Baker
Orey
Walter Bromley
June Hillary
Baltimore
Ruth Werweight
Thurmont
Anubis Pensington
Mildred Osborne
Hope A
Rexton
McRee
Ork
Ey G. Shriner
Tre
W. Coursey
Joan Mpson
Balonchiffon
Peroniaes
Waite Carrol Langdon
Remsburg
Cotege
Walker
Dakota
South Dakota
Local Airport Bid Process Moves Forward
The department announces a call for bids on a local airport project. Officials Bourne and Ginns were present as details were outlined. Advertising for the work is planned, with a satisfactory plan to be stated and a meeting held to review progress.
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Loom OH
Bourne
MrGinns
Five Jews slain as Arabs attack Safed
In Safed five Jews were killed and about 20 wounded as Arab attackers set fire to buildings on the main Jewish street and loosed oil. British troops and police quelled the mob and tightened security as tension rose in Jerusalem.
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Main Street
Jerusalem
Safed
Telsioh
Jerulem
Bethlehem
Algiers Building Crash Leaves Many Trapped
Algiers on waterfront reports an unknown number of victims buried after an old building collapsed sheltering about 30 families including 18 children. Early estimates range from 40 to 70 dead as rescue efforts continue.
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Algiers
Algeria
Graf bodies found after arrival in Kansas City
A man and a woman believed to be Graf's son were located on arrival in Kansas City. Authorities confirmed the discovery and began identifying the deceased while launching an investigation into the circumstances surrounding their deaths.
Graf Zeppelin at Lakehurst Hangar Draws Thousands
Thousands of spectators and crew admire the giant Graf Zeppelin in the Lakehurst New Jersey hangar. The massive ship occupies half the shed while German officers and cleaners prepare windows and polish interior panels amid quiet awe and crowds of 5 000 plus visitors on site.
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Lakehurst
Therday
Cartir
Shor Glade
Graf
Esterday
N. J. Grat
Navy
Los Angeles
Atc-Ship
Trex
Peter
Paradt
Farngar
Cira
Ouners
Hage Bulldista
Sho
Reparation Documents Signed at the Hague
Approval reached at the Hague this evening on reparations documents. Officials indicate a 5.360 amount will be adjourned as the matter moves forward.
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The
Hague
Two Die In Apparent Suicide Pact In Kansas City
Police report a young Kansas City man and a woman identified as Mary Huth Laughlin 24 were found dead after a confrontation near a rail yard. The man ODell was killed with a revolver while the woman suffered a strangulation like death and their bodies lay near the site. A torn letter and fragments of the weapon were found at the scene.
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Kansas City
Paul O'Del
Mary Huth Laughlin
Kansas Ciy
Odell
O'Dell
Lutheran Minister Dead in Baltimore at 88
Rev. Dr. George Scholl aged 88 former secretary of the Board of Foreign Ministers of the United Lutheran church died at his daughter’s home in Baltimore. A native of Indiana he was ordained in 1889 and served at New Philadelphia Ohio Altoona Pennsylvania St. Mark's Banover Pennsylvania and in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
George Scholl
Board of Foreign Ministers
The
United Lutheran Church
Indiana
New Philadelphia
Altoona
St. Mark's Church
Banover
Hoover White House letters and Lindbergh puzzle amuse
Washington reports the White House will not curb publicity for letters to the President. Official stance says open messages will be public if of general interest. Mrs. Hoover sent Marshal a birthday surprise, including a peg puzzle Lindbergh teased with, a light White House anecdote amid broader commentary.
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White House
Washington
Hoover
Newton
Marshal
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Hoovers
J Toswine
Supt Palmer Injured In Auto Accident Near City
County Superintendent of Education G. Lloyd Palmer of Levistown and Joseph King of Washington were involved when the Ring car side swiped Palmer’s Buick near Worman's Mill. Both drivers escaped injury. Damages included a broken wheel, damaged axle, and torn fender. about 100 onlookers gathered as Palmer arranged for repairs.
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G. Lloyd Palmer
Lesvistown
Joseph King
Washington
Palmer
Worman’s Mill
Gousins Meet for First Time at Fritchie House
Former U S Senator Robert L Owen of Oklahoma learned he is a first cousin of Dr Latham of Wilmington Delaware after a chance meeting at Barbara Fritchie House on West Patrick Street. The two men discovered their Virginian origins and family links while researching Clan connections.
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United States
Mid-West
Eleanor D. Abbott
Barbara Fritchie
West Patrick Street
Latham
Wilmington
Delaware
Senator Owes
Dame Barbara
Senator Oren
Arm Injury At Residence Reported In Sixty Seconds
A brief police report notes an apparent arm injury at a residence on a day not specified. Initial details describe broken bones or a crush injury with limited information available. Further official statements are pending.
Baltimoreans Die in Fall From 17th Story
Aug 30 AP report of two workmen, John Richy of Pikesville and Emi Racks of Baltimore, who fell to their deaths when a rope broke while cleaning the Baltimore Trust Company building. The scaffold collapsed, making rescue difficult for police and fire units.
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D. Guy Thomas
Frederick
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Company
New York
Thomas
Victor Kurbverelt
Baltimore
Paul L. Bald
John Richy
Pikesvile
Emi Racks
Balt Novel Trust Company
Pai
Sianes
Los Angeles Sighting At Lakehurst Station
Fragmentary AP report notes a sighting near Lakehurst station involving Los Angeles entities. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to a 3 percent figure and individuals named Cam H ee and Bika Ser appear.
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Los Angeles
Bika Ser &S
Lady Heath Regains Consciousness Today
News brief reports Lady Heath waking from a previous lapse in consciousness. Facility staff monitor her condition as doctors evaluate her recovery progress.
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Lady Heath
Labor Day Observances Affect City Businesses and Post Office
Labor Day closures extend across the city with many stores and banks closed while large department stores stay open. Post office operations shift with limited morning and evening pickups and a staff gathering at Dr. Derr’s farm for mass events. Frederick residents anticipate picnics and cooling weather, with wraps advised for evening.
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Ness
Yorg Stock Exchange
Postelvice
Postoffice
Postmoster Irving & Bleer
Pirate of Postoffice
John 3. Derr
Ceresville
San Juan Sinking Drops 70 Unaccounted Passengers
A standrd Oil tanker collision near Pigeon Point sent the San Juan to the sea. rescue ships Dod and Muramti saved 60 to 70 passengers with several injured. Captain Adolph S Aiglund reportedly went down with the vessel as survivors recount the chaotic sinking and unanswered fates.
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Radig Wu
San Juan
iMps
Pigeom Point
Isteve Insie
Che Muramti
Dod
San Preecisco
Munani
San Francisco
Los Angeles
The
United States Engineering Corps Moves to Virginia Dam Survey
The U S Engineering Corps ferried men supplies and equipment away this afternoon to continue a power survey in Virginia. Chief Engineer C W O Melveny with three assistants and workmen left for Bewport near Luray to study a Shenandoah River dam project and related waterway investigations along the Po lam bhac river basin.
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United States Engineering Corps
Virginia
C. W. O'Melveny
Tsn
Bewport
Neary Luray
Shenandoah River
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