Fergaville Farmer Dies by Suicide in Barn Where Found
A Fergaville farmer, eleventh time heart trouble sufferer, was found dead by his wife this morning in his barn. He appeared to have hanged himself from a beam with a rope, about six inches from the ground. No inquest was held. death was ruled by the magistrate. He is survived by his wife Kate Zimmerman, a daughter, his mother Ella Zimmmerman, and a sister Elmer Derr.
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Ele Ta Ak M. Zimvanes
Yonemr Posugt
Rae Bart
Zimmerning
Tus
Deen
Ute
Sherman P. Bowers
Sher& W. C. Rhoderick
Geezenfanner
Kate Zimmerman
Zachary Zimmerman
Ella Zimmerman
Elmer Derr
Congressmen Fight At Meet Of Committee
Representatives Sol Bloom of New York and Thomas C Blanton of Texas clashed in a Capitol committee meeting over a proposal to enact blue laws for Washington. They exchanged heated words and grappled as spectators watched, and the committee reporter was upset as an inkwell spilled on the table.
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Washington
Sol Bloom
New York
Thomas C. Blanton
Texas
Capitol
City of
Demonstration of Voting Machines Delayed by Breakdown
A planned demonstration of voting machines before the County Commissioners, Mayor and Board of Aldermen, and prominent citizens was postponed from 11 this morning to 2 this afternoon due to a Baltimore expert's motor breakdown 55 miles from Frederick. Officials gathered at the courthouse corridor awaiting the demonstration.
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Baltimore
Worthington
Frederick
Court House
Man Receives Life Term for Wife Killings
In a fearsomely brief trial, Hayward man is sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his wife. The verdict followed weeks of testimony and the case drew local attention to the home tragedy.
Valentine Social by Church Youth Classes
The Young Ladies Bible Class of the Church of the Brethren hosted a Valentine themed program for the Young Men's Bible Class in the Sunday school rooms. The event featured songs readings violin solo and recitations amid red and white decorations and a game of heart matching with prizes and fortunes.
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Young Ladies Bible
Church of the Brethren Sunday School
Young Men's Bible
Grace Zimmerman
St Valentine
Maybelle Feaga
Ruth Mc. Henry
R. Paul Miller
Kate Baker
Freda Kimmel
Largs
Old Sweet Sons
Valentine
Harry B. Grove
Paul Miller
John Wolfe
Wally Mount Sant
Ladie
Grace Zimmermann
Helen Wolfe
Mayoese Teaga
Grace Povit
Eleanor Grove
Maud James
Emma Danzer
da Rothenheeles
Margaret Bruner
Mars Belle Poole
Public parking ground and street widening planned near Brewer's alley
Work to widen Brewers' alley to Court street and establish a public parking ground for automobiles near Carroll creek proceeds after first of April. Debris removal and grading continue before the area is ready for vehicles, with macadamization and a first class surface planned. Bathhouse and swimming pool construction in Municipal Park face weather delays but aim to be usable by June 1 under LeRoy Hoke contract.
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Boure
Plaus
Brewer's Alley
Court Street
tSstee Aeriv Inst
Wutn Vlber
Carroll Creek
Putin
LeRoy Hoke
Second Line of Defense for Forest Protection
A Frederick county meeting outlines forest protection efforts for watersheds. District Forest Warden Cyril Klein urges firewall cooperation from Independent Hose Company and eleven Montgomery and six Carroll County fire units as a second line of defense against fires.
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Frederick
Independent Hose Company
Cyril Klein
Montgomery County
Carroll
Thuront
Frederick County
Aliddletown
F. R. Trenk
University of Mary and
Klein
Maryland Forestry Association
Baltimore
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Conservation Dar
Annapolis
Carvel
Ritchie
Senate Land House of Delegates
The
Conservation Department
Swenson Earle
Izaak Walton
League
Maryland State Fishland Game Protective Association
Baltimore clothing salesman drowns in harbor
Reported in Baltimore and New York disjointed lines describe a salesman found drowned in a harbor amid unclear context. The fragment mentions AP and raises questions about sale trends and market conditions with scattered phrases.
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Harbor Baltimore
Jacob E. Anderson
Heflin a Senate showman with a fiery voice
Washington notes profile J Thomas Heflin of Lafayette Alabama as the Senate’s ardent crusader. The piece portrays his public image as hard driving and fearless, praising his oratory while noting critics question sincerity. It highlights his personality, staffer Thornton, and a humorous Borah salary anecdote.
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Rooney Dutcher
NEA Service, Inc
Washington
J. Thomas Heflin
Lafayette
Alabama
United States Senate
Heflin
Seladda
Senate
Iim
I Hein
Jim Reed
Borah
Hig
Conowingo Resolution Defeated in Maryland House Vote
The Maryland House defeated a motion by Delegate Berman to generalize and advance the Conowingo water power resolution. The Rules Committee reported unfavorably, citing that voters rejected the campaign issue at the polls and signaling no basis for an investigation. The floor debate touched on governor influence, campaign fallout, and questions about Conowingo contacts.
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Bhates Aptapahe
Poly
Paul Bernas
Dey
House of Pele
Ubllavorado
Berman
E. Brooke Lee
George C. Peverls
James EE. Kennedy
J. Wilmer Cronin
Milton Patters
Repubican
Conowingo
James J. Lindsay
House of
Baltimore City
Copowingo
Fendall Marbury
William W. Alderson
Ritchie
Campuign
Maryland
Ritehle
Riteble
Charles W. Grant
Susquehanna Power Company
Lhe
Philadelphia Electric Company
Ito
FE. Brooke Iee
Monday Musicals Spotlight on Baroque Composers and Performers
A fragmented page notes a Monday musicale featuring works by Scarlatti and Martini. Names like Tarquin, Gallo, Miner, Giordani, and Teanza appear amid scattered dates and pieces including sonatas and fugues. The text hints at performances in QC and AL venues with references to historical composers and images of a duo.
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Peeda
Tarquin
Scarlatti
Gallo
D. Scarlatti
Miner
D Scarlatti
Sonata
AL Scarlatti
Gaiotte
Padre Martini
Henry T. Wasgasetin
Are
Falconiere
Caromio Ben
Giordani
Daat
Teanza Durante
Mile
Committees Named for Annual Frederick Fair
Frederick County Agricultural Society has appointed committees for the annual fair to be held October 23 24 and 25. Officers include Eugene A. Sureve president Ida T Best vice president and O Warehime secretary. Chapter lists name members across executive, machinery, farm and garden, cattle, sheep and swine, horse, poultry, and printing and licensing tasks. Milton W Porterfield named president of the Hagerstown Fairs Association. A separate note reports a 10 year old boy breaking a leg at North Market Street Schoolyard and being treated at City Hospital and Kernan’s Hospital for Crippled Children. Angora, the new Turkish capital, has a population of 33000.
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Apmaat Exhbentow Coudier
Frederick County Agricultural Society
WIT
ES. Tv
Offeers
The
Ball Association
Eugenea A. Ureve
Idha T. Best
Warehime
Guy Oh Metter
Pom. Hueghew
David i Cramer
C. MH. Conley
David Cramer
J. W. Humm
Abram Hemp
Hunmm
L. C. Barrick
J. T. Beat
P.M. Hiteshew
J. T. Best
Dr. C. H. Contey
Tlarry B. Bester
Jaane Aukeney
J. Vincent Jamlern
Charles FE. Cushwa
Toomer 'L
Smith
Elmer Lal Sorter
Ian
Wik Cunningham
EB. A. Smith
Jean T
J. Hubert Wade
J. Vincent Jamison
Thammou A A. Hrowe
Palme Tennant
Charles BE. Custra
J. Tabert Wade
Isaac Ankeney
Amuseme
James O. McCanner
Arthur T. McCanner
East Fourth Street
North Market Street
City Hospital
Kernan’s Hospital For
Baltimore
Baer
Cost of assessment set for next summer
A conference discussed the state required reassessment plan for Frederick County real estate. The plan calls for a single assessor per district, reducing town expenses, with preparatory data gathering beginning mid summer and state guidance from the Tax Commission.
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Pederick Coume
Susie Tax Commission
Alfred W. Gaver
Garver
Frederick City
Maryland
Gaver
Warns Against Buying Ties By Mail To Fredericksonians
A warning notes a man posing as a blind seller of neckties via mail is defrauding Frederickson residents. A New York State resident and a farm journal describe how people sent money for ties and received nothing, while another reader recounts being scammed by Thomas Frederick, who claimed affiliation with a seed company in Reading and took money for seeds and supplies it never delivered.
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New York State
Sation
Nokes
Vania
Thomas
Prederick
Virginia
Sprint
Thosies E. Nokes
Reading
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Harry M. Zimmerman
Ifrance
Coolidge
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Francez
Briand
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France
Enoch
Ivach Hishert Warren
Royal Arch
Reutchy
Severa
KEY Post
American Legion
John B. Roger
City Opera House
of the Legion
Francia Ferrett
Ralph Zimmerman
Charlies Houck
Bernard Davis
Legion
Aia
O'Hara
E. Austin James
John Snyder
Roger Rice
Elmer F. Munshower
Paul Rounds
Ernest Lipps
Rfhard Angleberger
F. Leeter Smith
Valentine Social
Church of Brethren
Raze Hargett
Patrick
Saints
Elling
Todas
U.S. Senate
Hefuin
Ike Heflin
Foeen
pRisht
J. L. Thornton
Himsself
Thornton
Mate Borah
John Allen
Mississippi
John
Johr
Nui
Pratinz
Conowingo Resolution
House
Mystery Merks
Angora
Plan of Tax Commission
Hammaker
Wilbur F. Hammaker
Grace Lillian McCanier
Baltmore
Frank E. Mammaker
Thormont
Lams Bella Michael
Mise McCanley
Mise Mary Elizabeth Carty
Charles F. Bowers
Harry L. Kiracofe
Nell F. Starr
Grace L. McCarley
Ethel Thomes
Leos Belie Michael
Mary & Carty
Ottie Thomas
Kathleen Michael
Edna J. Hargett
Catherine Burger
Edith M. Haran
Hagerstown
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