Notable Maryland Educator Elingaman Killed in Train Accident
William EK Elingaman state supervisor of high schools in Western Maryland and former principal of Frederick High School was fatally struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train while walking near a crossing in Frederick. Aged 42, he led Maryland public schools since 1927 and is survived by his widow and son, James, a sophomore at Dartmouth. He previously headed schools in Belair and Frederick and helped make Frederick High an coeducational institution. He was widely known and active in alumni events.
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Baltimore
Willam EK Elingaman
Marriod
Khagaran
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Fram J Garcer
Himgawan
Elmgaman
Snce
Witam L Hingamen
Darttmoum Uniiversity
Jacksonville
Shaane
Frank and Marshall College
Columbia Universit
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Sandr Spine
Princeypsi
Belair
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Hagersoyn
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
The readable text suggests a damaged OCR output referencing a local work broadcast and a numeric estimate around 32.5 million acres with an unclear year span and fraction. Names, dates, and specific places are unreadable, resulting in an incomplete record.
King Albert I of Belgium Dies While Mountain Climb
Brussels mourns as King Albert I perishes on a 200 foot cliff near Namur while attempting a solo ascent in the Rocher de Marche-les-Dames. Crown Prince Leopold 33 will soon become king after Albert’s 58 year reign ending in a tragic sport accident.
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Laeken
Widfire
Switzerland
Astrid Leopold
Duke of Brabant
Aberboden
Woodcock Elected President of St John's College
Baltimore Feb 18 The board of trustees and governors of St Johns College elected Amos WW Woodcock former Federal public administrator as president to succeed Dr Douglas B Gordon who had headed the college for three years Woodcock born Salisbury 1881 and a 1903 graduate of St Johns later earned law and arts degrees at Harvard He served in Maryland National Guard reaching lieutenant colonel and held posts in federal protection and public service as a Republican connected with Fort Regiment and state defense duties.
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Vaesterpiet- Jam
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Ruyal
Stockholm
Antwerp
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Baltimore
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Regenent
Protector Pu Yi's Court Faces Rounding Up in Manchuria
Amid threats to the Manchurian throne, police and troops sweep suspected subjects in the capital. Chinese and Japanese authorities intensify actions, stationing over three thousand troops as martial law shadows the city in preparation for a possible airlift to a distant royal seat.
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Mspre
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Henry Pu-yu
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Ocates
Telaies
China
Local policeman subdues fighting Baltimore Negro
Patrolman Alton Shaf fired after Jack Bates, a quarrelsome intoxicated Baltimore man, attacked him in Klinehart's alley. Bates was wounded in the right leg and jailed on drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges. Two companions in a Chevrolet truck, Baldy Stowder and William Horsey, were arrested for drunkenness, reckless driving, and resisting an officer, with collateral set at $520 and $25 respectively. The trio had been in a fight and crashed their truck into J Pred Main store on West Sixth Street.
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Willa Bates
Baltimore
Alton Shaf
Klinehart
Sixth Street
Bas
West Slith Street
Bates
CU. G Bourne
Montevue Hospital
Joshua “Baldy” Stowder
Alm
Wiliam E. Mpler
J R. Miller
Snowden
Noisy Aitoi
William Horsey
Main’s
Prederick
Kineshart
J. Pred Main
Dantel B. Smith
Arrests After Drunken Truck Incident Along Sixth Street
A drunken driver smashed a window and damaged property as his truck moved through Sixth Street into an alley. Police used force to subdue and arrest him for drunkenness amid a crowd of about 50 witnesses. Additional arrests included Annie Courte and Mary Doe for drunkenness, with others facing various charges. several were held for hearings at headquarters or jail.
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Moe
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Fred. Bates
Wood Street
Horsey
Pice Street
Pineaeden
Lexington Avenue
Baltimore
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Brunswick
Marshall Murray
Annie Courte
Mary Doe
Shraff
Thomas Stultz
New Market District
Arrests and releases mark weekend in police court notes
Irm paid costs after being arrested Friday afternoon and released. Later that night Officer Burras arrested him for drunkenness and he appeared before Justice Avon Y Bennesr. He will be taken to New Market today by Sheriff Crum. The sheriff pursued rider Eddie Pimm, transient, arrested for drunkenness at Monserue hospital earlier last week. Flynn ordered to leave the city and ride with the sheriff as far as New Market.
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Ater
Charles Burras
Justice Avon Y Bennesr
Sherif C W_ Crum
Eddie Pipmm
Monserue Hospital
Flynn
New Marke
Compulsory Control of Farming Predicted by Wallace
Secretary Wallace warned in a Poley Association piece that the U S must accept compulsory control of farming under a quota system if tariffs stay high and nationalism grows stronger He urged planning and regulation beyond prior ideas including marketing controls licensing land quotas and general national unity.
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Washington
Wallace
Porem Poley Association
World Peace Foundation
Agricuiture
United States
Onirier
Lundberg Statement On Stock Proceeds From Aviation Firms
Charles A Lundberg says he has not received stock or stock options beyond what is provided by his employment contracts. He notes total profits from stock and warrants in three aviation companies amount to 187 838 55, while serving as technical advisor to Pan American Airways Transcontinental and Western Air and its predecessor. The Senate investigating committee questioned him about stock ownership and options.
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New York
Charles A Lundbergh
Aviation Sgures
Gaithersburg Chamber Names Committees
In Gaithersburg Maryland a special meeting of the Chamber of Commerce appointed committees on Roads Clean-up Sanitation and Civic Federation. Appointments list includes H L Diamond president and members Charles Pax W M Magruder Co L Ayton N B Jacot George Marshall Myers J Wolfson Dr Y M Barber Leslie Ward M T Jacobs among others.
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Gaithersburg
News Scribes Named to Report Delegates
The group lists officers ML Diamond MA Waters FP Grimm F B Severance and EB C Gartner with Rev H M Wilson and Lewis Reed as reporters for The News.
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B. Severance
ML Diamond
MA. Waters
FP. Grimm
F. B. Severance
EB. C. Gartner
H. M. Wilson
Lewis Reed
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