Rise of New German Race Predicted After War
Mrs. Jacob Kintz, returning from a three month visit to Frankfort, Germany, describes postwar Germany as unsettled and disheartened. She cites unemployment, high living costs, and a generation eager to emigrate to America, with church bells melted for bullets seen as a symbol of war’s triumph.
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America
Jacob Kintz
Frankfort
Germany
Europe
Ambrea
Kimtz
Kintz
Belgium
Kaiser
Hindenburg
Baltimore
Yorck
Lloyd Line
Frederick
R. Rush Lewis
Cherbourg
France
Bremerhafen
Bremen
England
Eters
Anerica
Mies Govtchen Schmitt
Hagerstown
Father drives 350 miles to save son at Johns Hopkins
Baltimore reporters say R Lee Stovall arrived at Johns Hopkins Hospital with his eight year old son after a 350 mile night drive from Bluefield W Va. The boy had swallowed a tack and the x ray showed it lodged in his lung. Surgeons believed they could remove the tack and save the lad's life.
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Baltimore
R. Lee Stovall
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Bluefield
W. Va
Thefts of Hennery Fowls Lead to Bond Hearing
Clarence Kinsey reported 34 capon chickens stolen near Long Corner Howard County. Suspects Charles Crummitt and Roy Cobb, both of Long Corner, held on $500 bond for September grand jury. Convicted thefts tied to broader petty larceny spree near Mt Airy and Long Corner.
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Clarence Kinsey
Long Corner
Howard County
Charles Crummitt
Roy Cobb
Howerd County
Kinsey
Edgar T. Mercer
Airy
Roy Sponsellor
New Market
Crummitt
Cook
Mercer
Crammitt
I Plane No. 4
Clarence M. Murray
Ridgeville
Razza
Maryland
Mt Airy
Frederick-Howard,Carrol- Montgomery County
Doubt on Parole Eligibility for Leopold and Loeb
Sept 1 AP report notes Timton C. Clabaugh's view that Leopold and Loeb will be parole eligible in 1985, countered by Judge John R. Caverly and State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe who said parole is legally possible now. They received 99 years and life terms after confessing to Bobby Franks murder, with prior parole denial recommended.
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Crowe
Market Shows Unusual Strength Labor Day Week
New York reports the stock market displaying unusual vitality and strength amid Labor Day week trading. Call money fell to 4? percent, and buying activity surged across all sections of the list with total sales near 2,300,000 shares.
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New York
Cail
Mail Train Derailment in Spain Leaves 18 Dead
Dispatch from Tortosa near Barcelona reports a small mail train derailment between the towns with 18 killed. Also noted are local political campaign events in Frederick County with a Republican women’s meeting led by Mildred Kahier Geare and speakers Dr. Charlies F. Goodell and Mrs. Geare.
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Spain
Tortosa
Barcelona
Pythian Castle
Mildred Kahier Geare
Baltimore
Charlies F. Goodell
Geare
Federation of Republican Women
Frederick County
Blanche Hlein
Braddock
Private Session Opens World Court Meet as Dutch Member Elected President
Geneva dispatch reports the Permanent Court of International Justice opening with a private session to discuss U S reservations for joining. Dutch member Prof W J M Van Eysinga was chosen president. First reservation bars U S legal ties to the League of Nations or Versailles obligations.
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Geneva
Permanent Court of International Justice
United States
W. J. M. van Eysinga
Cour
League of Nations
League
Admits Plot to Kill Judge in Wetumpka
Clyde Reese Bachelor confessed en route to Mobile that he arranged for Hays Leonard to shoot Judge Lamar Smith of Wetumpka Alabama Monday night. He said the negro fired the fatal shot and Bachelor prompted him, and he pledged a full statement while in Mobile County jail.
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Mobile
Ala
Montgomery
Cauner
Clyde Reese Bachelor
Hays Leonard
Lamar Smith
Wetumpka
Bachelor
Bach Or
Smith Maintains Lead In Carolina Primary
Senator E D Smith leads in the Democratic primary with 61 782 votes, Edgar A Brown 53 763, and N B Dial 20 129 after revised returns from 45 of 46 counties and 1194 of 12 370 precincts. A second Smith Brown race is expected on September 44 as remaining ballots unlikely to change the results.
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Columbia
D. C
E. D. Smith
Edgar A. Brown
N. B. Dial
Smith
Brown
Hunter mistaken for squirrel shot in Maryland woods
Hagerstown AP report: Earl Gay of Dargan, age 21, was shot and seriously wounded after being mistaken for a squirrel due to a gray cap. The neck wound behind the right ear grisly, but he is expected to recover. Also notes illness of Rev. John A. Saxton after stroke and a pair of Baltimore visitors at Miss Smith’s East Fourth Street home.
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Hagerstown
Earl Gay
Dargan
John A. Saxton
Woodsboro
Ausuet
Euth Ferrens
Dorothy Ricker
Baltimore
Alice VW. Smith
East Fourth Street
Vaccination Law Tight as School Open Nears
Dr S H Riley of the Maryland Bureau of Communicable Diseases stresses strict enforcement of the state vaccination law to admit children to public schools only after smallpox vaccination. The law makes teachers issue vaccination orders to guardians and physicians if a pupil is not vaccinated, with fines for noncompliance.
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S. H. Riley
Bureau of
State Department of Health
Maryland
Dr. Riley
Feels Like First Day of Autumn Foretold by Weather Talk
A playful clash of cases between a meteorologist and an astronomer marks the first signs of autumn as cool air and early hints of winter drift in. Local observations note temperatures near 92 and a note on summer’s brief stay before autumn settles in.
Knights of Columbus oppose US intervention in Mexico
James A. Flaherty says the Knights of Columbus do not seek US intervention or arms embargos in Mexico. The group prefers only good offices under international law to ease the religious dispute in the southern republic, noting Mexico’s policies reflect past administrations. Coolidge listened kindly to the delegation.
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Paul Smith
Coolidge
James A. Flaherty
The
Knights of Columbus
United States
Mexico
Flaherty
Supreme Council
Calles
Mrr. Coolidge
City Oiling 16 Streets In Progress Plan
City engineer Emory C Crum reports oiling and minor repairs on sixteen streets with more to come. Areas include West Second, Bentz from Church to city limits, College Avenue from Patrick to Fourth, Jefferson from Patrick to city limits, Trail Park Maple Fifth Sixth Seventh and Eighth streets, East Avenue from Seventh to North, South Winchester Madison, Chapel Alley Fourth Street, East Street from Patrick to Fourth. Additional oiling planned on Third Street and its extension from Middle Alley to Church Street, with all College Park streets and Rockwell Terrace oiling. Minor repairs to follow after summer and fall traffic.
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Emory C. Crum
Olling
West Second Street
Record Street
Armory
Bentztreat
Church Street
Ho City
College Avenue
Patrick Street
Fourth Street
Jefferson Street
Trail Avenue
Park Avenue
Maple Avenue
Fifth
Eighth Streets
East Avenue
T Seventh Street
North Street
South Street
Winchester
Madison Streets
Chapel Alley
Seventh Street
Eighth Street
East Street
Ollery
Third Street
Middle Alley
College Park
Another Swimmer Enters Contest Conquer Channel
Paris September 1 Georges Michael winner of the latest across Paris marathon enters the contest to cross the Channel. He aims to meet rivals on his river Seine and believes the Seine offers a tougher test than Manhattan waters.
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Paris
Georges Michael
Clemington Carson
Seine
Manhattan Island
Soldier Dead and His Auto Found Wrecked
The body of Sergeant William F Van Laack 35 of Camp Meade was found near Glenburnie Md with a fractured skull. A wrecked automobile was located nearby and police and Camp Meade authorities opened separate investigations. Republican candidate John Philip Hill planned campaign stops in Frederick and county towns including Feagaville Jefferson Brunswick Middletown and Mont on Thursday and Friday with road stops and addresses.
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Glenburnie
William F van Laack
Camp Meade
Bightar
Army Post
John Philip Hill
United States Senate
Frederick
Col Hill
Francis Feott
Feagaville
Jefferson
Brunswick
Cleck
Burkit
Middletown
Tour- Mont
Frederick county teachers begin three day institute
The annual Frederick county teachers institute opened this morning at Church Street School with about 350 attendees. Principals conference on athletics ran alongside sessions for supervisors, high school music teachers, and beginning teachers planning activities for 1926 27. Several appointments remain unsettled.
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Institute For
Frederick County
Church Street
Teachers’ Association
Charles H. Remsberg
Margaret Rodrick
Fenton Harris
Charles Co. T. Stull
Gibson
State Department of Education
Hood College
State Normal School
Tawson
Azores Quake in Fayal Kills Eight, Wrecks Homes
In Fayal island, Azores, a violent quake killed eight and injured about 200 as hundreds of houses in Flamengos were ruined. Civil authorities urge aid, with warships and sapper detachments sailing to assist.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Fayal
Azores
Horta
Flamengos
Faysi
Pico
No Finger Prints On Hall Mills Clothing Found
Jersey City Sept 7 AP No finger print evidence was found today on clothing worn by Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and singer Mrs Eleanor Mills when slain near New Brunswick four years ago. Inspectors said experts Joseph Faurot and Frederick Drewen examined the Panama hat and the soft cloth hat for clues.
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Jersey City
N. J
Edward Wheller Hall
Eleanor Mills
New Brunswick
John Underwood
Joseph Faurot
New York
Frederick Drewen
Underwood
Hall
Stores Closed Monday Observance Cites Retail Merchants
RA Bennatt president of the Retail Merchants Association said this morning the association agreed that stores would be closed on Monday in observance of Labor Day.
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RA Bennatt
Lieutenant Bettis AR ace dies after crash
Lieutenant Gyrus K. Bettis, famed American airman and 1925 Pulitzer race winner who set 248.99 mph, died at Walter Reed Hospital from spinal meningitis after injuries from a Pennsylvania crash. He was brought from Bellefonte to Walter Reed by ambulance plane and served in France during the war and in notable air maneuvers since. His final duty included exhibition work at the Sesqui Centennial exposition in Philadelphia.
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Washington
Gyrus K. Bettis
Pennsylvania
Walter Reed Hospital
Dyer
Bellefonte
Bettis
American Air Corps
France
Philadelphia
Utica Picnic Set for September 11 in Millers Grove
The Utica area schedules its annual Utica Picnic for Saturday September 11 at Millers Grove after postponement due to rain. Gov Albert Mitchie and Secretary of State David Winebrener are listed as speakers along with local pastors Rev J M Spangler and Rev John DeCaant. A morning baseball game and afternoon contests with prizes are planned, with musical performances by Mrs J M Spangler and the Braddock Heights Concert Band.
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Utica
G. Lloyd Palmer
W. A. R. Bell
Geo. Aver
Spanier
Frederick County
Walkersville
Spethel
Creaserstown
Political Feud Feeds Violence at East Boston Rally
In East Boston last night a campaign rally turned deadly as James Coffey, a state legislature candidate, was attacked by two men. Patrolman James McPhee was stabbed, his brother George stabbed, and bystander Ernest Gautrau also stabbed. The knife wielder, Tony Rosa, was captured after a crowd pursuit and held at bay twice before police overpowered him.
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Boston
James Coffey
James McPhee
McPhee
George
Ernest Gautrau
Tony Rosa
Auto Crash Near Rockville Injures Two Men
James C. Manion 50 Hyattstown treated at Frederick City Hospital after a collision near Rockville left him with the loss of several fingers on his right hand. Bil Frizzel Westminster resident employed in Frederick sustained severe facial cuts. both men were thrown from the car when it struck a pole. Medical aid given at scene, then Manion brought to hospital.
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James C. Manion
Hyattstown
Frederick City Hospital
Rockville
Manion
Bil” Frizzel
Westminster
Frederict
Hoe
Alty
Aki
Washingston
Frederick
Torist
Manton
Pirates Buy Hoosier Pitcher Carman Hill
St Louis Sept 1 AP purchases Carman Hill star right handed pitcher from Indianapolis for a big price Pirates announce Hill who has 24 wins and two losses this season will report to Cincinnati tomorrow Two Pirates were involved in the deal and Hill will report in Cincinnati the following day officials declined to reveal the price
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St. Louis
Carman Hill
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hil
Glenn Wright
Kansas City
Hill
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Leaves Lakehurst Hangar
The airship Los Angeles departed Naval Air Station Lakehurst at 9:35 to resume radio compass calibration tests near Hampton Roads Virginia after weather and cooling-system issues interrupted earlier work. Montgomery County public schools will operate on September 9 with a September 7 trader conference in Rockville to plan the year.
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Lakehurst
Los Angeles
Naval Air Station
Hampton Roids Va
Montgomery
Oper
Montgomery County
Edwin W. Broome
Connate
Rockville
Wvo
Onen
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Wester
Tim
London
Mercury
Eustare Percy
Rovica
Earth
Space
Contest Conquer Channel
SSO
Association
Hall-Mills
Frank Farrington
Wilfonis
Lieut. Bettis
Flyer
Miller's Woods
Jefferson and
Patrice Streets
J. Markovitz
Cumberland
Wilbur Reutzahn
Owas
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Walter Shears
Burt
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