Victims of Burning to Be Released from Hospital
Reported hospital releases follow a blast with deputies and officials debating investigation delays and community fear. The explosion near Burkinsville prompted civil action summons and unclear raids, while a man named Lowery faced dry law arrest after a return from absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
Preston
Roderick
Air
Hemp
James Lowery
Burkinsville
Lowery
Mr. Hemp
J Lowxery
Automobile Fire Sunday Incident
A Sunday automobile fire occurred reported in local notices. Details remain unclear from the readable fragments, but responders dispatched to the scene and secured the area. No further information on cause or damages is available in the accessible text.
Erecting Traffic Signals Sparks Police Intervention
A description of efforts to place new traffic signals on a street ends with a State Policeman seizing poles amid a dispute over ownership and damage. Thomas Stephenson is mentioned in connection with a quarrel and a $60 settlement. The entry notes a non-operating street sweeper and a related arrest near Washtenaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jstreet
Calmis
Thomas Steph Ed
Washt
Acai Stephens
Construction Work Begins On Corner Church Site
The plan outlines breaking ground on a church location at the corner of Old and Bentz streets. It notes a contractor and Gothic architectural style by Wess & SEQ with permits in place and expected work for a month, though some fragmented details remain unclear.
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Old and
Bentz Stierts
Bet
Gerthe
Hydroplane Crash in Pecí Kills Ten on Shoreline
A hydroplane disaster in Pecí leaves ten dead as authorities investigate the crash site and recover victims. Investigators report structural failure amid windy conditions and rough water. Rescue teams continue searches for further casualties and cause remains under review.
Farm relief tariee issue shows up early
Senster Grace of Maryland and James L Williams report a farm relief measure emerging early in session. Dawes named for cost estimates and future legislation. Senators Bruce of Maryland and others were absent, leaving unclear attendance and proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Williams
Associated Press
Dev
Dawes
Prohibition Campaign Aims to Ban Black Bass Sale
A broad campaign plan to ban the sale of black bass across the state was outlined amid a Washu nd ’ s Boura of Trade gathering. The effort seeks support from Eastern legislation and key figures including Paul EB. Me, Stepenn Earle, Martland EB. Lee Le den, and G. Leach of the Bureau of Fi m Estate, with a speculative estate fortune of 500,000,065 referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creake
Marland
Washund
Potomac
America
Izaal Akross
Iudt
Prince George
Montmaton
Garrett
Ies
Paul
Stepenn Earle
Martland
Lee Leden
Marg- Orimes
Reccliffe
N G. Leach
Bureau of Fi
Ritchie Road Announcement Expected Today
Belief centers on Ritchie making a road announcement today though text is garbled. A fatal injury is noted involving a person named Bate. other fragments reference a location and unclear details from the San area.
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Ritchie
Light against liquor from Canada Stile unsolved 1 people
Fragmentary text reports on liquor smuggling across the Canadian border and related prosecutions. It mentions Coast Guard activity, seizures, and docket statistics with references to high seas smuggling and enforcement efforts. The fragmentary nature limits specifics.
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Canada
Attempted Robbery at Post Office Ends in Alarm
Fragments describe a failed plan to blow open a post office safe near Gettysburg. The assailants aimed to break in through the rear, but the alarm was raised by Jonn C. Shevier, a former sheriff, and authorities recovered the scene. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Jonn C. Shevier
Loa
Tetas Hemes
Surestrom
Ezra Meeker Pioneer Trail Blazer Dead
Ezra Meeker long noted pioneer and trailblazer is reported dead in what appears to be an aged obituary fragment. The note mentions Frederica and references a price or value tag tied to Meeker.
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Ezra Meeker
Pioneer Trail Blazer
Montgomery Man's Appeal to U. S. Court Dismissed
Washington. Der. 3 AP The appeal of Rene ost, owner of proper in Montgomery county Md, faced dismissal as a procedural action. The report notes the case and court involved, with the outcome recorded.
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Montgomery Man
U. S
Washington
Rene Ost
Montgomery County
Maritime Observer 75 Dead in Baltimore Harbor Reporting
The obituary notes the passing of a longtime maritime reporter who tracked vessel approaches and harbor movements in Baltimore. The piece reflects on his career, with brief mentions of price sharp reactions and December dates, and references Amy McDaniel in relation to recent postings.
Taree 10 Pe Arraigned in Powwow Case
Preliminary hearing reveals a belief in mysticism around the slaying of Rehmer as investigators outline the case. Hess and Curry, linked to a robbery motive, are tied to a witchcraft narrative while authorities note a missing $500 stash in the victim's kitchen cupboard.
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Biymyer
Curry
FL Owen
Kescitt
Rehmeyer
Kithen
Dedicatory Service for Organ at Quinn J. E. Church
A dedicatory service for one organ at Quinn J E church on Ease Third street will be held at 7 30. Addresses by Justice Alton Bennett and Arthur Moher follow a half hour. The program includes Junior choir Saxophone No Geri Lio solo senior choir and 990 pipes with theme Peareen.
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Quinn J
Ease
Third Street
Justice Alton, Bennett
Arthur Moher
Geri Lio
Soo
King’s Illness Update Noted In Early World War Era Dispatch
Medical bulletin issued at 10 50 a m reports king’s temperature at 99 3, slight improvement and calmer demeanor. Public interest remains high as editions of the latest world war era papers sold out quickly, reflecting national concern and daily life under wartime stress. The queen is expected to attend a healing ceremony this afternoon as officials assess the situation and maintain customary in wartime measures.
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Buck
Inghtam
Engle Case Resumed and Delayed at Hearing
A court hearing on the Engle case resumed but was delayed amid further testimony. The proceeding included the addition of Sacharias as a witness. Prosecutors and defense considered pending determinations with a Saturday session possible.
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Engle
Bre da Pete
Sacharias
Deter Inorins
hPa State
The
Ink Patis
Mio
Francis Scott
Poits i Ti
Sai
County farmers win prizes at Chicago grain show
Local men competed in single ear white and yellow corn classes at the International Grain and Live Stock Exposition. Prizes went to Henry Big second, T. E. B. att Hodis, Forest Hill. John E. Crum, Md. E. Tucker, Forest Hill. Fred Zinman, Frederick. Maynard Hawker, Wilson Gale, and others.
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Criss
Curb
Sla
John
Henry
Dimner
Olgheiter E
Tucker
Forest HU
Roerthy
Trarding
Cambbridge
Slot
Galena
Zinman
Fred
Erick
Boonsboro
Rindon
Forest Hil
Two Banks Merge In Western Maryland Consolidation
Hagerstown Bank and Trust Company merges with Marsland Surety and Trust, creating a combined institution with over 10 million in resources and 550 thousand capital. Operative December 17 in the Maryland Surety building. Colonel William F. Lane says merger meets local banking needs. Shares valued at 10.90 each distributed among current stockholders. H. McCardell serves as president. John B. Kieffer as cashier.
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Hagerstown Bank and Trus
Marsland Surety and Trust
Hagerstown Bank
Mavyland
Maryland Surety
Belccme
William FP. Lane
Maryland Surety Jand Trust Company
Hagerstown
Sys
Hagerstown Bank and Trust Company
Institut
H. McCardell
A. C. McCardell
Hanerstown Bank
John B. Kieffer
Bent Lb. G. Bdetfer
Frederick
Baldwin Refuses Comment On Britten Naval Meeting
In Landon on December 3, Prime Minister Stanley Ball explained to Himnes, chairman of the Committee of the House of Representatives, his stance on a counter proposal for a legislative matter. He said he had not read or eaten at the fort, and referenced remarks from November 12 about personal intercourse between men on opposing shores of the sea.
Hoover Leaves Ecuador En Route to Peru
Unclear fragmentary report notes President Hoover traveling from Ecuador toward Peru aboard a naval vessel. Mentions Peruvian navy leader Grau and Lima, with garbled text obscuring full details of purpose and route.
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Hoover
Ecuador
Peru
Palao
Erbert Hooter
Para
Papleren Sentercan
Tove Telaons
Grau
Paleo Isos
Lima
Metor
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