Unionville Man Takes Own Life in Tragic Farm Incident
A Unionville man identified as Koontz 23 died after an apparent self inflicted act near his home on the opposite road. Miss Mare Leas observed the event and alerted others as neighbors hastened to the scene. The body was taken to a local cemetery for funeral arrangements under Reverend Wie. Family survivors include his wife Mrs Allee and other relatives. A funeral will be held at an area chapel with burial in the local cemetery conducted by C. ME Waltz Beans.
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Roosevelt refer s new health company as he tests coats
Warm Springs Ga December six 1906 president Roosevelt referred another new health company to the coats for rests in a Supreme Court matter over the entire of information Mr quick replied the id would decide when asked about holding companies to a federal change commission those Roosevelt wants change on event act in a way to assure steps conform to the can soon
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Dee
Rootevelt
Heal Mensa Hig
Rezutacto
Supreme Court
Quick
Clock Quieted Radio Switches By Fick
A local radio station reportedly quieted its broadcasts after a switch announced by Fick, ending a period of audible interruptions. Officials could not comment on the change or timing.
Selassies Protest Bombing At League Meeting
Emperor Haile Selassie, who survived an air raid on his Dessoe headquarters, protested to the League of Nations against bombings of Red Cross hospitals and killing of civilians. The protest denounced Italian attacks on unfortified towns and called for adherence to international law amid wartime accusations and replies from Red Cross representatives.
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Dee
Haile Selassie
Dessoe
League of Napons
Red Cross
Bessye
Red Cros Eror
Dabat
Gindar
Dys Dasstue Loeb
Schajtz
Bellot
Associated Fress
Tunes
Brieh
Ghieney Tribune
Dak &A Press
Court News Marriage Notices and Property Deeds
Fragmentary court items mention marriages among Stansted and Jersey Shore families, with names such as Ew Ewan G and Margaret Kelty. Deeds involve John Lo Rowteik and Ry I Re, plus Roger Routzahn and John Ravzahna. Readable segments point to property transfers and marital announcements.
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Lias Stansted
Mar- Mab
Hel Maertotst
Ewan G
Margaret Kelty
Haris- Pusane Fodag
MioSmidery
Jersey Shore
Woodeney Ant
Frederna
John Lo Rowteik
Roger
John L Ravzahna
Frank
Maryland relief numbers show 5 767 unemployable in state
An analysis led by State Relief Administrator Harn Greenstein outlines 5 767 unemployable cases in Maryland as of December 1, with 2 374 in counties and 3 473 in Baltimore. Federal aid covers part of costs, but Congress has not appropriated funds yet.
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Haring
Harn Greenfell
Greenstein
Baltimore
Congress
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Cny Dreimber
Trasfer
Tnz
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Balantore
Ani Ine Counties For 5,87 Dere A: ® Ork Wpa
PWA
Here to Stay: Inter-State Munk Produce Manager Says This
A spokesman for Inter-State Munk Produce defends ongoing operations amid labor questions. The general manager Ean Feder emphasizes commitment to remain and continue active production despite union tensions and industry pressure.
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Ean Feder
Inter-State
Munk Produce
T He Anguaryan
Aetne Tavoragh
Labor
Dhe
Anit Newise
Miss Warfield Faces Bankruptcy Proceedings and Receivership
Miss Warfield, under supervision of Howard County Judge W Cofeman, seeks debt adjustment or bankruptcy extension as creditors meet. Schedules list assets of 98,691.94 and liabilities 843,094.6. Receivership observers note possible dismissal if proposed plan fails. Warfield continues occupancy and a caretaker is posted by court order.
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Teursda
Moss
Sas
Tatosyn Neys
Cuptop McSherry
Joseph Donovan
Howard County
W Cofeman S
Alea
Upsey Tan
Miss Warfield
Lal
Milk Law Upheld by Court Overhaul of Control Commission
The district court judge J Frans Suppiee ruled the new milk control law valid, confirming the commission's authority over milk regulation. The decision grants temporary injunction against certain actions and references the Mass and Mak Control Commission's powers. Range conditions reported as good. A New Mexico ranch reports 1200 lambs moved to San Angelo Texas.
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Todas
Nea
Rez Cass Mt Man Commission
Op.n
Umco
Fom Celler
Cass
Raner
New Monco
San Ancels, Ter
Stories in Stamps by LS Klein
Fire mountains and ice shaped Mount Rainier from a volcanic start to a towering Northwest icon. The 14 493 foot peak, once a raging volcano, blew away a chunk and regrew with snow and ice. A 3 cent stamp from 1824 features Mirror Lake with the mountain as a dramatic backdrop.
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Tacoma
Northwest
Pacific
United States
Mirror Lake Fe
Allegany County Faces Charge for Road Equipment Use
Cumberland Maryland December 6 Douglas P L LeFevre assistant district engineer for the State Roads Commission told Allegany County Commissioners a letter from the chief auditor shows the county will be charged 36980 48 for use of trucks shovels rollers and other Roads Commission equipment on WPA farm to market road projects A Charles Secrest chairman of the county board said the county would refuse the alleged debt and noted a prior agreement under which it had obligated itself to pay to the commission for road work Secrest called it another case like the roads commission demanding 72000 without an itemized account of expenditures in Allegany County
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Cumberland
Douglas PL LeFevre
State Roads Commssion
Allegany County Commissioners
The
Roads Commission
Charles S.exart
Bounty Board
Commission For
Sewart
Allegany County
Man Struck by Auto Near Mountain City Garage
Bernard J. McGaferey, 43, former assistant voter supervisor, was struck crossing North Market Street about 12:20 AM. He suffered severe head injuries and a fractured left leg, was taken to Frederick City Hospital, and driver James O. Geiger was held on reckless driving charges with $1,900 cash bond.
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North Market Street
Bernard J. McCattre
Frederick City Hospital
James O. Lee Geiger
Wallville
Polze
Oger Frank Dorsey
Gersinger
Gelsinger
Mountain City
Work Greatest Need U P Trouble Over If Party of Solve That Woman Says
Mrs Cary Gabriel of Baltimore told the Washington luncheon of the League of Republican Women that the party must develop plans to address the nation’s economic problems. She said she is not alarmed about the constitution, trusting the Supreme Court to guard it, but worries about industry and economy and believes the party should offer concrete solutions.
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Baltimore
Soman
Maryland
Republi
Paoty
League of Republican Women
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Annapoli
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