Man Critically Hurt Struck by Truck on State Highway
John Smith 61 of Detour walked along State Highway when struck by a milk truck near 820 this morning. He suffered a fractured skull and other injuries and was taken to Frederick Cry Hospital where he remained in critical condition. George Keilbotiz 23, driver of the other vehicle, was released on his own recognizance as authorities investigated with Justice William J. Stoner and State Officer Mia Hubbard present.
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John Smith
abeady
Frederick Cry Hospital
George Keilbotiz
Smith
Eicholtz
Willam J. Stoner
Thurmont
mia Hubbard
Emmisburg
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Smith Smith
Roland R. Diller
Luther Smith
Monocacy river
Clara Miller
Carroll
John S. Woodsboro
Woodsboro
Miler
Dewar
Emma Mel Kermar
Wilkiem Harbaugh
New Midway
Addie Scaler
Kei ay
Fire 15 Shots at Police Then Escape After Chase
Unclear OCR text describes a gun assault on police and subsequent escape. Mentions Washington and Baltimore areas and an abandoned vehicle or stop. Details are fragmented and names or dates are unreadable.
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Washington ca
Baltimore
Marionettes to stage play at Hood College fair
Hood College Marionettes have begun spring rehearsal for a play set for the eve of March 12. Directors Waniz J. Zeiner and Charles Ope along with Miss Mai oversee the two trained pupils in this community staging event.
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Hood College
Miss Mai
Fear young
Waniz J. Zein
Weather totals and temperature report from February 1831
Weather summary notes 24 hour precipitation 2.335 inches with year to date 2.33 inches above normal. Mentions February 1831 figures 1.46 inches excess and a high temperature value. Includes garbled entries: moon terms and currency. overall weather record style without clear modern details.
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Simos
tomes. ca
Frederick weighs war claim with Congress support
Frederick officials push a $200,900 war claim against the federal government now before both houses. Mayor Mumshover and supporters back the measure, with Congressman Lew guiding the effort and Maryland lawmakers rallying for backing. A potential Senate review may test the claim's merit amid renewed calls to defend General Judas Eazy’s forces.
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Frederick
Congress
Beitzmore
Mumshover
David J
Sghi
hasegun
Maryland celeess
Lewg
House
Judas Eazy
lees
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Washington
Mrs Waite Hoyt Seeks Divorce in Reno
The fragmentary notice reports Mrs Waite Hoyt pursuing a divorce in Reno. It references marital separation, a mention of a court action, and scattered lines about people and places, with unclear context and dates.
Man Injured Then Fatally Shoots Self After Crash
An Indiana Harbor incident reports a driver involved in a crash leaving his car after a collision and then shooting himself in the head. Police found a rifle and two boxes of cartridges near the vehicle, with papers bearing a name in the pocket.
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Witnesses Testify In Howard Trust Company Inquiry
A grand jury in Howarth-Hich investigates the Howard Trust Company of Ma jand reconvened to hear more witnesses. Testimony names include Allen Met Sluckern and George ex Baker of Fredericx, with attorneys for depositors and stockholders presenting. Projections claim mergers could double recovery for depositors if set aside, while asset appraisal and branch stability remain uncertain due to potential upheaval.
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Howar hich
Co. Truss Company
Alen
Sluckernince
George
Joseph L. Donovan
Cartrie Barton
Jerome A. Loughran
W. Herbert Mellor
W. Clinton McSherry
rgion Krust Company
actating
ir Brown
Ox Fibre Relief Assn Holds Annual Meeting
Members of the Ox Fibre Relief Association convened for their annual meeting and elected or reappointed committee members. The gathering included key officers and discussion of relief operations and future plans for the group.
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OX FIBRE RELIEF ASSN
ap SOUL
Reese
Mass Meeting March 13 At Federated Church Women
A mass meeting is planned for March 13 at the Federated Church. The event involves the Church Women group and the local A. G. Hermann branch, a unit of the national missionary effort.
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John Ferguson
Federated Church Women Church Women at
A. G. Hermann
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national Missionary
J H Gambrill Sr. Presidents Day Funeral Planned
James H. Gambrill, longtime resident, died after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 3 p.m. at All Saints Church with Rev. Douglass Hooff and Rev. W. K. Barxer Turzer officiating. The death followed a gradual decline amid extreme age and a two day coma. Residents expressed sorrow as tributes poured in from Court Street and beyond.
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JH. GAMBRILL SR
James H. Gambrill
All Saints church
Douglass Hooff
W. KR
Barxer Turzer
brier
als
Wedresdo
hugh
Gambrill
Court street
Frederckisen
pire Fang
Richard
Cyrus
William E. Gorcen Gali
James H. Gem~ ord
John U AVarxell
Carty xs
To Attend Car Bible Classes Meeting
Dated report notes a community gathering for Bible study and instruction. The item references a specific meeting time and location with emphasis on attendance and organizational details. No further context or outcome is provided in the readable text.
Holland Faces Jury Charges on Return Home
Unclear text. Read as report on Holland returning to face jury charges, with mention of market losses recovered and a fragment about Sonera and TGS. Details are unreadable. cannot confirm full entities or specifics.
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HOLLAND
Destitute Family Helped After Rescue in West Virginia
A destitute family from Monrue and nearby area was found in dire condition near Ellicotts Mills. A man, his wife and four children wore bare feet and lacked clothing and undergarments. Salvation Army workers provided clothing and meals, arranged lodging, and planned transport to relatives, with planned further aid including fuel and limited supplies as needed.
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Prdumsburg
W. Va
Ellicots
muse tesue
Sear
Salvation Army
Montelle Thursin
Save From Accident Arrested
A report notes an arrest following an accident with limited readable details from the incident. The fragment mentions a person detained after the crash and related police involvement.
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uae
Japs Seek Destruction of All Chinese Aviation
Shanghai dispatch reports Japanese air forces planning broad strikes to destroy Chinese aviation fields around Shanghai. In a separate action, Chinese forces claim a counterattack near Miaochangchen drove Japanese troops from the sector, though gains are modest. General Tsai Ting Kai says the outcome is more than satisfactory as bombardment and ground fighting continue.
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Shanghai
Tsai Ting- Kai
Kiangwan
Japanese air raids and ground actions in China amid renewed fighting
Reports from Hangzhou and surrounding areas describe Japanese flyers bombing Hangzhou Airdrome and other Chinese fields, destroying planes and pressing raids near Bangchow. Japanese troops reported gains at the Eiangwan front with heavy shelling of bamboo groves and ruined homes as Chinese counterattacks and casualties are tallied.
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Hangchow
Bangchow
Hangchow bay
Eiangwan
Huangwan
Gen
Oyeda
Japan
ori Shirasawa
Bicentennial program hosted by Leastern Woman's Club
The Leastern Woman's Club celebrated the Washington Bicentennial with a unique evening. Members wore colonial costumes and hosted visitors from county clubs. The event featured a program with greetings, songs, and music by a violinist and pianist followed by tea and cookies.
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Washington
Martha
oslo
Philippine Freedom Move Seen Within Nineteen Years
The item notes optimism for Philippine independence within about two decades. References to speakers include Dr. Smith and Dr. H. Aigwice Sm and local educational figures, with mentions of a temple program and a March event. Details are fragmentary but center on anticipated political change and local lectures.
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St Hood
H. Aigwice
a Of
Boston
Temple Of Mass
School of Rex
Basson
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