Foreigners In Hankow Call On Britain For Aid
British warships Vindictive Carlisle and Wishart were ordered to Hankow. The Foreign Office warned of gravest danger as unrest and evacuations grew, with Chinese authorities blamed for provoking a crisis to challenge Britain’s policy. Debated evacuations and reliance on British concession security continued. Wuhu looting reported. American destroyer John D Ford ordered to Wuhu.
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Hankow
Britain
Hongkong
Vindictive
Carlisle
Wishart
Sweden
Praude
Unui
Foreign Office
Wankow
Bri
Haakow
Age Forsee
Warmbsien
Great Britain
London
Shanghai
Wuhu
Peking
Nanking
Anhwei Province
Yangtze River
John D. Ford
Marines Sent Into Managua
News notes that American Marines were ordered to Managua Nicaragua by Rear Admiral Latimer from Corinto. The British and Italian representatives asked for outside protection for their nationals, and the decision followed rumors while the administration considered withdrawing naval forces.
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Washington
Tanagua
Nicaragua
State Department
Corinto
Latimer
Central American
Department of State
Managua
City Parks Clash With New School Plan Sparks Debate
Residents and officials debate site for a new city school versus park plans. Legislation limits land use while the city advances park development funded by local donors. A school location near the park is favored with a county education board considering bond funding and potential alternate sites amid crowding in multiple city schools.
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Lloyd
Culler
BR. Ht
Zimmerman
Frederick
The
American Legion
Zion
Perton
Joseph D. Baker
K Brooke Maxwell
City
Frederick County Board of Education
William Crawford Johnson
Lr. Johnson
E. C. Refauver
Pa. Liv Pahner
Board of Education
Brunswick
Liberty
Thurmont
West End
East End
Urbana
Frederick High School
Babillasville
Tooms
Qui
Rauch
Deerfield
Friendship
Leslie X. Coblentz
A. LeRoy MecCardell
State Assembly At Noon Caucus Adopts Plan
The assembly reports adoption at the first meeting after a noon caucus. Officials indicate progress on proposed measures and set upcoming discussion points for the next session.
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State Assembly
Maryland Assembly caucus picks leaders in tense session
The article reports on a party caucus last night choosing leaders for the Maryland House of Delegates and Senate with names including G Roe of Queen Anne and Freder y Cobourne of Harford. It notes the selection of a pro tem speaker, and mentions the Republican minority and contested election seats. It also covers Montgomery county officials naming a new treasurer after Dr. John Gardner’s death, and lists newly elected officers for a local Sunday School.
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Crothers
Albert J. Almaney
Camss
Maryland
G. Roe
Queen Anne
Pra
Senate
Fredery Cobourne
Harford County
Pheers
Abe
Darl Gi. McIntustt
Baltimore County
Alexander Hagner
Washington County
J. Melvon Parcerson
Aliczany County
E. Brooke Lee
Montgomery County
Frank Small, Jr
Prince Georges County
Kent Roberts Multikin
John Gardner
John R. Lewis
Orphans’ Court
L. Curtis Mortimer
John T. Culver
Richard E. Darby
Imesville
Gardner
Golden Threads Bible Class Elects Officers at Calvary M.E.
The Golden Threads Bible Class at Calvary M.E. church met at Mrs. Martin Ritchie’s home for its monthly business session led by president Miss Compher. Officers elected include Mrs. Harper president, Mrs. Merchant vice president, Mrs. assistant secretary, Mrs. treasurer Mrs. Gertich, and Mabel Myers librarian. Refreshments followed.
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Chass
Golden Threads
Calvary M. E. Church
Martin Ritchie
Miss Compher
Asm
Aliss Frost
Harper
Merchant
Gertich
Mabel Myers
Compher
City Budget Report Shows Six Month Receipts and Expenditures
City records indicate six months ending June 16 show receipts about 287.15 dollars and expenditures around 257.15 dollars with a net balance near 30 353.05. Major inflows include 128 983.35 from taxes and paving funds for Market and Patrick streets, plus a 64 000 temporary loan and 18 494.65 water funds. Expenditures cover street work 46 244.80 and waterworks 4 249.95, electric plant 5 627.78, police 9 68a.78, plus remodeling of Opera House and City Hall 20 757.44 and a 50 000 temporary loan.
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Igor
Koos
Maxwell
A. A
Nicodemus Wit
Wwat
Market
Patrick
Tevcipts Poinnin
Siesta
Opera Howse
City Hii
Joang
Paki
Citzens’ National Dank
Two Dead and Three Missing After Explosion on French Barque
An explosion in the pitch-filled hold of the French barque Richelieu near Curtl Bay killed two men, left three missing and 96 injured. Sailors and cadets aboard the vessel escaped harm, while firemen fought the blaze for hours before the ship sank.
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Dallimore
Percy Lewis
Tampa
Fla
Thomas Daniels
Baltimore
Atip
Hospitalahere
Athora
Yesents No. 3
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Curtl, Bay
Richeleu
Sunday School Gathering At Home On Avenue
A Sunday school event was hosted at a private residence on Avenue. Attendees enjoyed music from three to five o clock and refreshments as part of the evening program.
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Lena Favorite
Evelyn Lenhart
Frederick
Baltimore
Dispatch
Adieus
Sigmund Mimmelman
Albert Favorite
Raymond Lenhart
Salisbury
Achanse
Chesapeake and Potomac Telehone
Hazerstown
Mark Munior
A Nam T
Sal' S
Mrs Dororthy Macon Sues Houghton Over 54600 Rest Misrepresentation
Dorothy Alan Macon sues Alanson B. Houghton in a 54,600 suit alleging fake rest or misrepresentation. The action is filed against the American ambassador in Rex or Rexa?ters, with unclear location details in the damaged text.
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Thiz
Dorothy Alan Macon
Acaines
Alanson B. Houghton
Ta Rex Aters
Governor’s Recommendations to General Assembly Urged
The document outlines proposals on oyster beds protection and waterway use, opposition to certain amendments, and requests for public funding and state loans. It references enforcement concerns, labor constitutional amendments, and various Maryland institutions including the University of Maryland and state hospitals.
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Pryate Ogeter
Garrang
Ul Shell
Ami
He Cousersarion Catuulaniem
Macs
Walters
Virinka
Strongithiatad
Mauryland
Tuberculosis Sanatoria
University of Maryland
Military Department
Annapolis
SS. Mary’s Femate Seminary
Maryland School For Deal
Calvert County Hospital
Maryland Governor Presents Tax Cuts and Budget Plan
Governor Ritchie urged the Maryland General Assembly to favor a leaner tax policy and careful spending. He proposed to finance state government while lowering taxes and expanding capital projects, with a two year outlook near 16 million in construction needs.
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Annapolis
Maryland
General Assembly
Toda
Vernor Albert C. Nie
Congress
Chesapeake Bay
Ritchie
1Chie
Couras
Eat
Richie
Ion
Wes Ee
Fesie
Springfield
Senna
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Rockville
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Charles M. Orme
Ienal
Tia Trice
Public Service Commission
Andrew M. Roderick
Ralph G. Thomas
Adamstown
Charles F. Stein
Roderick
Mr. Thomas
Judge Stein
Attorney General's Office
Thomas
Sune
Marriand
Vice Commission
Peter Hughes
Gettysburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Boyds
Guy Jones
Circit Court
James Magruder
Cabin John
Harver Lowe
Cabin Inhn
Macruder
Frederic Xen- Wetrarestack
Teachers” Society of the Evangelical Luther‘nce
John 5. Renn
T. Arnold Whitmore
Jarod Lo Engelbrecht
Harry J. Fromke
W. D. Zimmerman
Sadie C. Hahn
Caroline S. Weller
Pesan Hai
Chamberaburs
New York
Iits
Stroagg
Thre Motors
Virginia
Goldeboraa Park Drive
Bal
Shsat
Robert Nelson
Cincinnat
Evhe Nelson
Church Street
Jon L. Fi
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Csiate
Tne
J Margaret C. Cramer
xPhout
S Commission
City Register
B. and
O. Pier
Hagerstown
Emott L. Coblentz
Frederic and
Middletown
State Board of Education
Aig
Hagerstow
Tie Wooi
Coblents
Ieheon
United States
Moeraine
Sues Houghton
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