Trainman badly hurt in unknown accident east of Middletown
A freight crew on the H. and F. Railway reports one conductor, Montgomery, fatally injured while working near Middletown. He was found unconscious about fifteen feet from the track with a fractured skull and brain concussion, rushed to a local hospital in critical condition. The cause remains unclear as officials review the scene and transport logs.
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Charles Brautgomers
East Seventh Street
Enon
Pencusson
Brass Sures Montgomery
H. & F. Raea
Montgomer
Ur Baker
Joshua Murphy
Tiaation
Frederick
Ghee Cettming
Fountain
Middletown
Montgomery
Baker
Hagerstown
Middleteen
Murphy
R. Cc." Hauver
Hauver
Humn
Montgomiery
Meltrg
Luther League Elects At Emmitsburg Meeting
The District Luther League gathering was held Thursday night at the Emmitsburg Lutheran Church with attendees from Frederick Tanertown Emmitsburg Manchester Thurmont Westminster and York Pa. Rev G A Corbett Philip Bowie Esmite Howard and Bernard Davis spoke as officers were elected with Bernard Davis chosen president and Lawson Hefacker named vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League of the Lutheran
Emmitsburg Lutheran Church
Frederick
Tanertown
Emminsburg
Manchester
Thurmori
Westminster
Emmitsbur
York
Pennsylvana
Luther League
Nmce
Rev
G. A Corbett
Philip Bowie
Esmite Howard
Maryland
Birnard Davis
Presisier League
Igns
E. Bernard Davis
Laswell Hefacker
Dope Seizure Ties Rothstein Case to U S Action
Federal agents announced a seizure tied to the Rothstein case involving two large trunks recovered in a Chicago pursuit. The arrest targeted a man identified as Joseph, with others detained as the investigation continues.
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New York
Amos
Jes
M. Federal
Joseph
Narcenes
Mrz. E
Trial of Physician Makes Slow Progress
A physician faces a lengthy courtroom process as arguments continue, with prosecutors and defense presenting initial motions and evidence. The proceedings unfold slowly as judge and jurors review medical records and witness testimony.
Couzens Receives Nearly One Million Dollar Tax Refund
A garbled report indicates Senator Couzens received a tax refund near one million dollars. The document references taxes paid by the senator in a past year and mentions a legal action to collect taxes.
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Couzens
General liquidation occurs on New York market
Violent reaction in Radio Corporation common and other high priced specialties sparked another liquidating movement in today’s New York market. Prices opened irregular with a few specialties bid up, then fell as weak support for the so called “biney” pieces evaporated. The heavy selling stemmed from forced liquidation of weakened margin accounts. Closing was weak with about 2,800,000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Radio Corporation Commons
Suit seeks to bar Hoover electoral certification in tax case
Gustave F. Ea ding files federal suit in Cleveland claiming Hoover has been a resident since 1919 and seeks to prevent Vice President Daves from certifying the electoral vote for Hoover. The filing alleges Hoover would be taxed as president and cites questioning by secret service men regarding his primetism and conscience.
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Cleveland
Dec
Herbert Hoover
Gustave F. Eading
Hoover
United States
Secret Service
Daves
Senate
Snow Falls Six Inches at Salisbury
Snow accumulations reached six inches at Salisbury with persistent wet conditions. Reported light winds and no significant drifting as of early afternoon. little snow observed north of Salisbury and no major disruption listed.
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Salisbury
Sula
Eos Crient
Inch of Snow Falls in Richmond Night
A brief report from Richmond Virginia notes an inch of snow falling during the early night with light accumulation and related disturbances. The text references local names and events but is fragmented and difficult to fully parse.
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Richmond
Fr John Cuddy dies at Grace crossing in Haserstown
Rev Father John Cuddy of St Martin Catholic Church Gaithersburg was killed instantly Friday afternoon when his car was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train at a crossing near Frederick Road. The crossing lacks gates though a whistle and stop sign were reported. Police describe a chaotic scene as responders examined wreckage and mourners recalled his genial character.
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St. Cuddy
St. Martin’s Catholic Church
Gaithersburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Fred~ Enck Road
George Glord
Father Cud
Douglas Desh
Amd
Rock Desi
Public Forum Urges Peace Advocacy at Inchestar Hall
The Maryland League of Women Voters hosts a Tribute of Public Affairs session led by Murphy Farmer and Antophy of The Sun. Speakers push ongoing public opinion toward peace and discuss U S naval matters including proposed cruiser construction and Anglo American relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de- Gared M. Farmer Murphy
Baltimore
Inchestar Hall
Maryland League of Women Voters
Antophy
The
Sun
Washington
United States
Great Briton
Three and a Half Oohp Y of Aue SOE
The readable text fragments reference a partial phrase “three and a half oohp y of aue” followed by “SOE” with no clear event or context available. No identifiable people places or organizations can be determined from the snippet.
Bentz Street to Open Next Week for Through Traffic
Bentz Street between the new bridge and Patrick Street will be completed and opened to traffic next week. The stretch, part of a modernization plan, will provide a north south thoroughfare easing west Frederick traffic to Court or Market streets. A survey of Carroll Creek is planned to assess completing its bridgework along the stream within corporate limits.
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Bantz Street
Patrick Street
Deantown
College Avenue
Frederick
Court
Market Streets
Carroll Creek
Bentz Street
Carroil Creek
Heed College Hosts Student Recital Despite Poor Text
A large audience attended a Friday night student musical recital at Heed College. The program included organ, piano, violin and vocal selections led by Miss Alice in E major and Emily McCabe in B flat minor.
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Codborck ii
Alicetien
Emily McCabe
Hanover
Washington Theme Dinners Mark International Conference Delegates
A large influx of guests and dignitaries arrives in Washington for the International Conference of American States. The schedule includes receptions hosted by Secretary of State and Mrs Kellogg, dinners with President Coolidge, and events at the Pan American, with figures like General Balbo, Ambassador to Great Britain Mr Houghton, and Mrs White among those entertaining.
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Sonn
Kellogg
National Aeronat
Tio
Italy
Nobil Donna Antoinette de Martino
Balbo
White
Coolidge
Supreme Court
Secretary of the Treasury
Great Britain
Mr. Houghton
Licely
Ais
Waitelaw Reid
Washington
Brooklyn Club to Replace Robinson as President
The New York Evening Post reports Wilbert Robinson, president manager of the Brooklyn National League club, will be relieved of his duties. Frank B. York, the club’s present attorney, may assume the presidency at a meeting Monday. The move signals an end to the four year control dispute between McKeever and Robins interests and a new era for the 1929 Dodgers.
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New York
New York Evening Post
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn National League Baseball Club
Frank B. York
Robsi
Dodgers
Clib
Stu W_oMcKerever
Charles H Eobels
McHeever Inter‘rr
Hood Club Christmas Dinner and Election Planned at Hood College
The Hood Club will host a Christmas revue and luncheon on December 27 at Hood College starting 12:30 PM. James H. Gambit Jr. will speak, with special music directed by Mrs. Joseph T Pytes, and the annual club election to follow under Mrs. Rupert E. Clapp’s presidency.
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Frederick County
Huot
ynAt al Christin
Hood College
Thurst
Eeowns
Hood Club
James H. Gambit, Jr
Hood Collage
Jong
Joseph T Pytes
Anne
Rupert E. Clapp
My Ttood Club
C. Bess Castle
Trving M. Killer
Widam M Storm
Thomas L. Zimmerman
Frazers Scott Key Hotel
Wayside Inn
Lindbergh Heads Virginia Hunting Expedition
Charles A. Lindbergh Harry F. Guggenheim and Governor Harry Byrd left Byrd Airport in Lindberghs Loening amphibian for a hunting expedition in the Shenandoah valley near Waynesboro Virginia. Officials indicated interest in Virginia highway projects and a field visit to assess progress.
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Lindbergh
Virginia
Richmond
Charles A. Lindbergh
Harry F. Gugcenham
Flarry Byrd
Byrd Airport
Shenandoah Valley
Waynesboro
Byrd
State Highway Department
Two Die In Attempted Robbery Of Dry Goods Store
Two men were killed during a failed robbery attempt at a dry goods store. The victims were identified as Carl Carvin and another man, with investigators detailing the confrontation and suspect information. Local police said the incident occurred late at night, prompting an active investigation and searches for the surviving suspect.
Weather Update: Colder End of Week With Snow Likely
The forecast notes a cold spell sweeping in by week’s end with a tightening of temperatures across the region. Some areas may see light snow flurries as Arctic air moves in.
Five Doctors Convene On King’s Condition
All five physicians attending the king held a further consultation to review his care after renewed reports of his temperature remaining unchanged. They indicated the condition remains subject to variation due to local factors, with the general status unchanged.
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Actonethetics
Ofrop
Bolita
Kem
Sergeant McAuley In Automobile Collision
Baltimore December 3 AP. Sergeant George E. McCauley of the State Police and Thomas A. Whalen of this city, with Mrs Macy Stevens of Frederick as passenger, were injured in a collision at St Paul Street and Mt Royal Avenue. Whalen may have skull fracture. others treated for cuts. McCauley returned to Frederick and said he was not hurt. the crash occurred last night and was described as a minor mishap.
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Baltimore
George E. McCauley
Thomas A. Whalen
Macy Stevens
Frederick
McCauley
Whalen
Mary Stevens
Sergt. McCauley
Three Killed in Gulf Co s Tanker Explosion
In Port Arthur Texas three unidentified men died and at least three were injured when a Gulf Refining Gulfland tanker exploded. Fire tackled for three hours. cause undetermined as ship papers aid identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Texas
Gulf Refining Company
Gulfland
Physician and Wife Fatally Killed by Burglars
A physician and his wife were killed when burglars entered their home. The husband died five hours after being wounded in the abdomen. details of the attack and suspects were not disclosed in the report.
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Fitha
Pitai
James A Patten dies in Chicago
James A Patten known as the Wheat King dies in Chicago at age 76. He reportedly suffered pneumonia and died after a long illness.
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James A. Patten
Chicago
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Carter
C. E Morian
Chitra
Haserstown Rinanis
S. Hespres
Sears
Vank Mier
Aldine Lakin
John
Cuddy
Grace
Toy
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WEA Cirvuline Bureau
Eary Dawy
Hi Central
Woah
PEASE
M. Farmer Murphy
UBLIC
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Wood College
Jess Ahkko Tuson
Mer
Thaslore
Doulas Robins
Kauthaine Careile
Robert Poll
Robinson
Brooklyn
Ant
Patriarc
R Rutherferc
Grand Semor Smnond Hanson
Batisade Sentinel
Tanged
Warden
Irwin
Jaen
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Seeker
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Bow. Ganstril, Jr
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Carl Carvin
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