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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1928
Page
1
Banks report that more than four hundred thousand dollars in interest was paid today as part of semi annual dividends for stockholders, with similar payments at the start of the year.
A rough national campaign scene in Kansas City and Houston shows Republicans and Democrats wrestling with hopes for victories in key states. Analysts predict many normally solid states may vote unexpectedly as party dynamics shift amid regional concerns.
London reports two weeks since Roald Amundsen departed Norway to aid in finding the lost Italian air expedition crew. With dwindling provisions and Arctic dangers, fears of death by starvation grow. British seaplanes will join search efforts, while Norway Italy Sweden and Russia organize expeditions to scour the Arctic.
An Oslo dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph from Paris says the body of Captain Roald Amundsen has been found at sea off Norway but confirmation was not available. The report remains unofficial.
Braykt Harrison, king of the Romany Bopees, died of old age in his Morristown tent. Tribes begin funeral rites with burning of personal effects as interment is delayed. Reputed millionaire, Harrison owned real estate across several states. Survived by a widow, eight sons and three daughters. member of the Masonic order.
In Greensbury North Carolina on July 2 AP reports a woman shot and killed her husband Raymond Millard 25 and daughter Vivien Welker 7 in their boarding house at the Revolution mill village then killed herself. Three witnesses saw the event noted by Mira Mele.
Mexico City reports a proposed conference between General Alvaro Obregon president elect of Mexico and the United States president elect to discuss policies, relations, and speed of travel for a six year term beginning December 1. Observers expect talks on bilateral relations between the two republics.
Probate records show the wills of Eiger T. Merver of Mt Alry and George F. Miller of near Ladiesburg. Bequests include sums to family members, life interests for widows, and residue divided among siblings and descendants. Executors are named, with witnesses listed, and estates valued roughly between 15 000 and 20 000 dollars for Merver and undetermined for Miller.
A Curtis P- plane piloted by Lindbergh forced to land at Bono near Bet e on the New York to Detroit leg when its gauge showed low fuel. Lindbergh resumed the flight this morning after refueling and a safe takeoff.
Logan, July 2 AP A 56 year old daughter of Devil Anse Hatfield of West Virginia mountain feuds wed 29 year old miner Charles W Mullins of Sarah Asa village near here The bride Nancy Batfield Wantz has married before and became stepmother to several grown children and a grandmother.
Mayor Jene Andersen opens a public subscription drive for the Baker Park July fireworks display. Citizens are urged to contribute as city funds cover part of the cost while organizers seek broader civic backing. A church service preceding the event drew a large crowd and prayers focused on hope and spiritual values.
Seven of the Gordon Bennett international balloon race entries landed by Sunday night. The Brandenburgh German, Swiss, Wallonia Belgian, and American entries reached various Virginia and West Virginia sites with distances from 270 to 390 miles. The pilot balloon from Detroit also landed near Durbin West Virginia.
Sir George Wilkins and Lieutenant Ben Melson arrived in New York aboard the Stavangerfjord after flying from Alaska to Spitzbergen. They were greeted by a quarantine and escorted to City Hall following a route used by Lindbergh and Byrd.
AP report details a fatal shooting linked to a confrontation involving McClure, Fuhrer, and Brown. Police say Puhrer threatened, a gun was fired, and Fuhrer and Brown were involved in the incident leading to a death.
Sunday observances at Evangelical Lutherans and United Brethren churches are reported. Attendance reached 908 at the Lutherans Sunday School with six classes at full strength. the pastor enters year nineteen. Rev Dr. Rupp preached on Jesus Revealing Himself. solo by Abs. Webster Whitchit. United Brethren held a large communion service. one new member admitted. pastor George W. Stripe preached in Montetuc. Regular events include youth society activities, announcements, and upcoming prayer meetings.
Secretary Work of the Interior arrived in Superior Wisconsin for talks with President Coolidge. He said he has his resignation from the Cabinet in his pocket and may deliver it to Coolidge today.
Five hundred cars filled a parking ground Saturday night drawing a large crowd. Security notes mention staged foot traffic and a marked exit flow near the Rebel and Guneres sides. Police reported orderly conduct with no major incidents and a growing turnout surprised attendees.
New York July 2 market outlook remains cautious as call money rose to 10 percent, the highest since 1920. Traders cite liquidation after the advance and a lack of buying power, with bears returning and long holiday profit taking. Total volume around 1,000,000 shares.
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the District Court ruling that a 500000 gift from Mary Copley Thaw to her grandson Lawrence Copjer Thaw be returned. The grandson faced undue influence charges as he used the funds to launch a New York brokerage venture.
John M. Parker, former Louisiana governor and vice presidential candidate with Theodore Roosevelt on the Bull Moose ticket in 1912, announced support for Alfred E. Smith at the New York presidency in November. Parker said Smith is in closer touch with the welfare of the people than any past executive.
In Mexico City the day after General Obregon's election, about 100 men tried to steal President Calles voting box. Mountain police dispersed the group and arrests were reported. Officials offered no motive or details for the attempted theft. Captain Harry Lee Hagan now commands Spartansburg BR O T C unit after a World War service record. Ice cream workers at the Nitodemus plant formed the Sister Cow Association with officers named C. Fr. Blackburn and H. D. Weeks among others. A store near Sabillasville burned, destroying it and prompting evacuation of nearby offices.
City reports 18 of 20 properties in Mullinix Park acquired for the new Colored residents recreation center. Two parcels owned by Evan Brighton and Jet C. Norns remain, with condemnation possible if agreement fails. Site clearing rapidly progresses and fencing planned around the park.
Louis L. Wilson and Frederick Bepplington returned from the Kiwanis International Convention in Seattle. Other members, including Mr. and Mrs. Zacharias and Mr. Zecherne, toured the West and Northwest. O. Sammet from Kansas City was elected president. The group then planned further travel through Canada and the United States, with visits to Wisconsin hosiery mills and Alaska remarks.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a meeting of the Jug Bridge Company with references to Mrs. ED Michsel and Grace Bure Plants, noting a pay rate of 3 1-2 percent and a July 1 date. Mentions stock, preferred stock, and shareholders, but many words are garbled.
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