One Killed in Sunday Crash Near Middletown
A fatal Sunday crash west of Middletown left Kathleen Nevers dead at Frederick City Hospital and two others injured. The Starnes car collided with a semitrailer truck. Daria Starnes and Ralph Warentin were hospitalized with injuries. Coroner J. Ridenour and State Police investigated, while William Graser and Charles Lloyd also figured in separate wrecks reported that weekend.
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Myddletown
Kathleen A Nivells
Cathedral Avenue
Warstrongston
Frederick City
Daria Starnes
Fulton Street
Washington
Mary Ella Starnes
Omcer
Walter Ko May
Starnes Sutomoebale
South Mountain
Roser Transportation Company
Petersville
Ralph. O Warent
Giladhil Companys
Middletown Funeral Directors
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Koontz
May
Fred Ridenour
Middletown
Burkittsville
Jeferson
Remsburg
Jefferison Road
J. C. Remsburg
Frederick
Rice
Jefferson Road
Cecil
Justice Ridenour
William S Graser
South Market Street
Charles Y. Lloyd
Eighteenth Street
N. W
Washington Graser
Lioyd
Graser
Frederick Junction
Sor
Benjamin Sarepker
Baltimore
Market Street
City Opera House
Austin Gaver
Sykesville
Striking Taxi Strike Ends in Baltimore Accord
In Baltimore on February 21 the taxi strike ended after union leaders and employers reached an agreement. The union pledged to halt cab stoppages and return to work, terms not disclosed, with a joint statement noting strikers ready to attend conference.
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Baltimore
Union Lraders
Postoffice Clerks Association Meets in Westminster
Members of the Postoffice Clerks Association gathered at the Queen Scot Rey hotel for a formal meeting attended by postmasters Motter Lynch Grow and Wo Klee. Key speaker Stoth W. Porcum, Fourth Assistant General, urged efficiency and courtesy, with awards given for long service and distances traveled. A buffet supper followed, then dancing with Len Keller's orchestra.
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Goetierburg
York Ta
Ue Doch
Peo
Portia Ter Ciek Motter
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Pat Inaster-Gieneral
Atlin
Une
Motter
FE Lynch Grow
Brunswick
Charles Wo Klee
Westminster
Lee O. MO Bowers
Ballon
Ethiopian uprising fears prompt mass troop deployment
In Addis Ababa on February 21, two Ethiopian suspects were questioned after an attempted grenade attack on Marshal Modatty lam. Graziani ordered 30,000 troops to search the capital for would be insurrectionists, under Mussolini’s direct orders to bring those charged to trial immediately. A military court process was anticipated.
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Assinaban
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Graziani
Cathiopia
Mussolini
Cnurt
Murder Charge Arises Over 16YearOld Girl's Death
Assistant district attorney Philip J. Reilly announced Alexander Meyer, 20, charged with murder in the death of 16 year old Helen Meyer. Meyer allegedly signed a statement admitting he deliberately ran down the girl with his truck and later attacked her, though he had been quoted as saying he killed the girl accidentally. Her nude body was found yesterday on an abandoned farm after nine days missing.
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Philip J. Reilly
Alexander Meyer
Helen Meyer
Meyer
Flood Damage in Huntington West Virginia Homes Washed Away
A letter from Huntington resident Coo Herwig reports extensive flood impact. Thirty eight homes on Sixth Avenue and nearby areas were washed away or damaged. Damages include 296 now destroyed properties and 4294 with significant repair needs, per a survey of mail carriers.
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Mere WA Herwig
West
Patrick Street
Coo Herwig
Huntington
Herwitt
Sixth Jnvenue
Howe
Laway
Mc Werwig
Nye Against Court Change Roosevelts Plan Sparks Senate Battle
Fragmented report notes Senator Nove Republican and Senator Groom Democrat support Roosevelt court reform while Others oppose. Senate committees hold debates on neutrality laws and government reorganization as momentum shifts. Civil liberties probes continue and labor reform faces slow progress amid party divisions.
Nine Hurt When Bus Hits Bridge Abutment
Nine persons were injured seriously when a Greyhound bus, bound from New York to the South, struck a bridge abutment near Yavre de Grace Maryland early today. Howard Bennett, 20, of Ratway, N20, driver of the bus, said he swerved to avoid a car that pulled into the highway from a driveway. Dennett and three passengers remained under treatment by the Yavre de Grace hospital squad.
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Yavre de Grace
New York
Howard Bennett
Ratway
Dennett
Thivee du Grace
German War Minister Speech on Tear Up Treaty Tension
A garbled account reports German War Minister and Marshal August von Mackensen addressing issues of rearmament and Bolshevism. It claims a stance linking army and navy under NagI leadership and notes a controversial call for prewar preparations amid tumult in the state.
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Dani
August Svan Mackensen
Navi Revenue
Aamed
Marshal von Blomberg
Phtter
Severe Windstorm Hits Charlotte Area Damaging Homes
A brief but violent wind and rainstorm swept through Charlotte on a February afternoon, leveling several houses and causing extensive damage. In about an hour only one serious injury was reported as much of the southwestern city remained dark. Officials estimate damage details will take time to compile with West Trade, North Graham and North Church streets bearing the heaviest impact in a dense residential district.
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N.C
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Pedtyes
Coblentz Found Guilty in Fatal Washington Crash
A Washington jury convicting Coblentz for negligent driving linked to a dead driver and injuries to two others. The accident occurred October on a safety zone near Wilson and Woodley. The proceedings move to further action in Westington Police Court after a coroner's inquest.
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Averse
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Ise
Amore
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Sitdown Owner Will Stay On Indefinitely
Detenit Mach Feb 2b Water OL Pry, president and chief salesman of Fry Products Company, vowed to stay in his office indefinitely as about 150 employees quit. He called the strike serious, saying he would not run away under existing conditions and aimed to show industries how to end sit down strikes.
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Chisat
Fry Products Company
Flue Cases Sweep Washington County Home
Hagerstown Maryland February reports show about a quarter of inmates at Bootlevue Washington County Home ill with influenza. Four new cases raise total to 38. two pneumonia cases, one critical. Superintendent Fred Long says most patients improving and several may be discharged tomorrow. The outbreak began last Wednesday with a daily rise in cases.
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Bootlevue
Washington County
Fred Long
Elks Oyster Roast For Charity Held Today
Frederick Elks Lodge hosts a charity oyster roast at the State Armory with more than 1,000 expected diners. Clarence C. Carty, chairman, says proceeds aid local Frederick County charities and confirms tickets sold exceed 00 as plans call for oyster dishes, hot dogs, and drinks for attendees.
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Frederick County
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Baltimore
New Offensive Launched By Spanish Insurgents
Insurgent forces on the Aragon front report advances and newly captured villages repelling government counterattacks along the southern coast. Battles extend along Sierra Nevada foothills as anti government units press deeper, with casualties reported on both sides. Temperature data notes a geological estimate: earth warms one degree Fahrenheit every sixty feet of depth.
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Promised marriage suit drags on in Roanoke court
Peggy Garcia of New York sues Dave Rubinoll, fiddle maestro, for 509000 claiming a marriage promise. Rubinoll’s counsel says no agreement existed and notes he warned dismissal. The case, tied to Peggy Garcia’s alleged matrimony, proceeds as witnesses are to testify after the trial resumes Tuesday in Roanoke Virginia.
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Peggy Garcia
Pauline Taylor
Virginia
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Gare
Pegeyss
2000 Pieces Realty In Montgomery Advertised
Montgomery County real estate valued in the thousands of dollars was advertised for sale by County Treasurer J Forr est Walker due to non payment of state and county fines for the year ended June 30 The sale will be held in front of the courthouse on the second Monday in April with all properties to be disposed of unless taxes interest and costs are paid The ad notes property redemtion rules and the continued delinquency pattern over recent years summarizing the financial stakes and legal process
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Ald
J. Forrest Walker
Montgomery County
Sears
Amr
Me Walker
Violinist Rubinoff Admits Suit Over Marriage Claim
Dave Rubinoff acknowledged a breach of promise suit involving a marriage claim. He stated his client was married in Virginia but argued the union was invalid under the law. The dispute centers on the alleged breach and a potential $500,000 settlement.
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Virginia
Sanders
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