James W LeGore Dies After Long Illness at 77
James W LeGore of LeGore, longtime president of the LeGore Lime Company, died at his home after a lengthy illness. Born December 4, 1854 near New Oxford, he directed the lime business since youth and oversaw its growth as the firm became the LeGore Lime Company. Funeral from his late residence Thursday at 2 PM with interment in Ms. Hope Cemetery. he was a Republican, Lutheran, and active in community affairs.
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LeGore Lime Company
Frederick county
New Oxford
John LeGore
Wanisa Sore
Hme
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Al B. Stull
Lewis StuR
Woodsboro
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J. P. Feiser
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Harold EK
Dellore
Louise LeGore
Barbara Graham
New Midwar
love home
SSiueiedar ahermeon
oelock
Ms. Hope cemetery
Powel and
Albanga
Iumeral
Teal Gas and Shot Guns Used During the Attack
Jennings Young was shot dead in a Houston east end house and his brother Harry Youre died of wounds after a gunfight with Missouri suspects linked to the Springfield massacre of six officers. Police used gas bombs to dislodge them as officers surrounded the house. A gunfight erupted when Sen Claude Beverly and others confronted the suspects.
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Jennings Young
Houston east end
Harry Youre
wxo
Missouri
Springfield
alves
Claude Beverly
Adams backs ten year naval program bill in Washington
Secretary Adams voiced support for a ten year naval program as part of a Navy Department plan. He described advantages of long range funding over single seat approaches and noted broad approval from the Bureau and officials. The remarks, delivered in Washington, stressed practical benefits of extended naval construction.
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Navy Department
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Weather notice for today and tonight
Precipitation forecast and temperatures for the day show high and low readings. A reading of yesterday’s low reached 37 and the previous day’s wind chill registered minus 43. Tonight’s sunset around 7 30 p m with clear conditions. Temperature swings and humidity expected to follow typical patterns for the period.
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Mansie TOMOTTOR
Britain extends new law over India in crackdown on Congress
AP reports Britain expands its ordinance outlawing Mahatma Gandhi's National Congress to major Indian cities. Police stood by as protests sparked at several points with no major fighting. Gandhi, from Poona prison, invites Christians in India to join the peaceful struggle for independence. Merchants fear economic consequences of a boycott as a battalion of British infantry marches from Poona.
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Associated Press
India
Mahatma Gandhi
National Congress party
Walay Alahabad
Poona
Gandhi
Great Britain
Poonanday
Jackson Day Dinner draws Baltimore trip for Frederick officials
Frederick list of attendees plans to join a Ballimore event at the Lord Baltimore hotel as the Democratic Presidential campaign formally opens. Expected travelers include Secretary of State David Winderner and Alderman Herbert Schmedders among others with more arrangements pending.
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Concord Club
Baltimore
Lord Baltimore
Ather
Ritchie
Washington
Frederick
Baimore
Ballimore
David C. Winedrenner
J. Hany Kenneer
James H. Cramer
Parsons Newman
Herbert S. Schmedders
Bennes
Sherman P. Bowers
Aino ¥. Bennett
Hoover to oppose wage cuts to bitter end
President Hoover resists proposed 10 to 20 percent wage reductions in all classes as Senate and House consideration looms. White House aides indicate he will fight any plan to slash pay, signaling a determined administration stance despite congressional debate.
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Rail consolidation debated by union officials in Washington
Union representatives in Washington questioned the inclusion of the Indianapolis and Louisville Railway in the Ohio system during a hearing on consolidation. They urged protection of their member interests amid the Big Pour railroad case.
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Washington
Big Pour
state Commerce
Wariy
Chianapolis
Louisvile
ore and Ohio
Washington Letter on Bond Issue And Economic Debate
Washington commentary outlines opposing views on a five billion dollar bond issue and public works. It contrasts supporters who expect stimulus with opponents warning of higher debt and bank risk. The piece discusses La Follette’s stance, market impact, and the need for new purchasing power and rapid public works. A brief note covers Empty Stocking Club officers.
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Gifford
Uncle Sam
LaPollette
LaFollette
Will Filed Probate for Entire Estate of Totelmyer Totelmyer
The will of Totelmyer, dated December 1836, leaves the deceased to his widow Elza with the remainder passing to the testator's brothers and sisters as heirs. Mrs Sensenbaugh appointed executrix without bond. The filing records show the widow and heirs named in the document.
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Elza
testant
Sipes
Asa P Avia BE. Sensenbaugh
Coxsarmy in Davis Goes On Goo Autos Trial Elkton
Davis faces trial in Elkton on assault charges after a reported incident involving vehicles. The case notes Coxsarmy as a protective measure or guard tied to the proceedings.
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COXSARMY
DAVIS
ELKTON
Pittsburgh marchers head to Washington for jobs
More than 20 blocks in Pittsburgh fill with crowds of mill hands coal miners and workers carrying six days of food as Rev James Cox leads a caravan toward the capital. The march through Harrisburg and Frederick includes a police escort after officials deny public speeches.
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Cox
James R. Cox
Washington
Gox
aseross
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Fr. Cox
Huntingdon
Harrisburg
winoer
Pinchot
Frederick
Cox's army
Siemer
Mason
Breiner
Meson
Frederik
Trial Begins Before Three Circuit Judges
George Davis, 28, charged with attempted attack on Elizabeth Davis, stands trial in circuit court after a mob ransacked two Kent County jails. Davis, held in Baltimore city jail, faced a private testimony from Elizabeth before three circuit judges as a large crowd observed court proceedings. Police led Davis with riot squads and state police guarding, while local and state officials oversaw the proceeding.
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Baltimore
George Davis
Kent co
Davis
Baltimore city
Balimore police
Elizabeth bu
Edgar
Kennedyvil
court house
Stephen
Kent County
Charles D. Gaither
Charles H. Burns
Walter Buckworth
Ceci county
Edward McKar Johnson
Maryland State Police
Open Headquarters for Ritchie in Washington
Democratic leaders gathered in Washington expect prohibition discussion to feature in weekend committee conferences. Rumor centers on an official Richie for President headquarters during the meeting. Henare Bruce of Baltimore reserved ten rooms at the Mayflower for Friday and Saturday as part of Ritchie’s delegation events.
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national committee
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Mayflower
Bruce
Two Boys Admit Firing House and Burning Eight Gallpins
Jan. 3 AP reports Sheri Charles Swanson announced two inmates of the Boys' Industrial Lancaster admit firing a house and burning eight Gallpins. Swanson confirmed Br 728. Bermer at eraired last.
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Japan Expresses Regret for Attack on Consulate
Japan issued a formal expression of regret over an attack on a consulate facility. authorities say one person was assaulted while others were not seriously harmed, and the incident is under investigation by local police.
Zonta Talk Covers Egypt Palestine Trip and History
Mrs. Frank B. Sappington spoke at the Frederick Zonta Club dinner at Barbara Fritchie Tea Room recounting her Mediterranean journey with Air. Sappington. She described Jerusalem Bethlehem and outdoor Palestine as beautiful while noting Cairo’s allure and ancient tombs.
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Frederick Zonta Club
Frank B. Sappington
Air
Sappington lass
Winter
Barbara Fritchie
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Palestine
Cairo
Kine
Machasti
Puc
Ruth Careine
Miss Stener
Pauline Knock
City distributes Christmas aid to 117 families
Mayor Munshower praises public and merchants for Christmas food and clothing baskets reaching 117 families. Cash contributions totaled 275 dollars and gifts included fruit, wearables, meat, candy, and toys. Distributions aimed to extend beyond the holiday season with lasting help.
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Frederick
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publc
Chieti
iY Marner
Fregenck
Harrison Held in Bail on Charge of Shooting
A bail hearing was set for Harris in Cumberland on a shooting charge. Prosecutors allege the incident occurred at a farm outside Baiimor, with the defendant facing an assault-related count and possible related weapons charges. Regulators and local police reported ongoing investigation and expected court dates.
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Baiimor
Esra
Cumberland
Gail
Harris
Four youths rob Ohig Bank and win $4200
Four youths held up the Ohig Bank and escaped with four thousand two hundred dollars. Police investigate the daring robbery as witnesses describe quick actions and the getaway route.
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OHIG BANK
Trial date set for Yuet Lee murder case in Baltimore
Baltimore County court delays case against Yuet Lee to earliest possible date. Trial concerns the 1930s murder of Green E. Davis, his wife and two daughters at the Davis farm near Berlin. The appeals court ceded jurisdiction to adjust venue from Towson to Cambridge and the Western Shore venue remains unsettled.
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Auranue
George W. Fowbie
Carroll county
Urner
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Norwood
Fowbie
Theodore F. Brown
sherif
Alverta G. LaMotte
Charles Harris
Carroll cou
Harris
Frances T. Null
Baltimore
C. L. Robertson
John E. Zang
Western Maryland Railway
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Borwood
Nore
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George E. Benen
West
m Gunier
Coir
Edward M. Melhor
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Teester city farm
Oday
circuit cour
Baltimore county
Towson
Fist Judicial circuit
trist
Court of Appeals
Lee
Chespeake Bay
Cambridge
Dorchester cour
lower courtes
Green EK
Davis
Berlin
Seven Week Westbound Motor Trip Recap
Faitine Etgier of near Frederick returns after seven week journey covering the Mohave desert and Lower California's Salton Sea region. The trip included stops in Los Angeles Pasadena and Mt Wilson observatory 6000 feet up and Catalina Island with travel through Texas New Mexico and Arizona. They reported warm deserts punctured tire and hazy Christmas trees in Pasadena with finishing notes December 27.
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Lower
California
United States
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Brice
Miss
San Pedro
Mt. Wilson
Catalina Island
Pasadena
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grave
roac
Texas
omnia
Braddock District Without Needy Family Finds New Home
A Braddock district story describes relocation of a needy family to a different district as part of efforts to provide shelter. A couple was wed and memories were noted as part of the move.
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BRADDOCK DISTRICT
Frederick
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